Taylor and Parker both advanced to the school competition and advanced from there to the regional charter fair competition, held at UVU. I got to go with them and we had a great time. I was able to be a judge and it gave me some good insight into future years. The kids were each judged by three different judges. I believe there were a couple hundred students competing. The boys were super excited to be chosen to advance to state. It will be held at BYU in a few weeks. Good job, boys!
As I was up late helping one of the kids with their project and feeling a bit frazzled, Jeremy came into the room and said, "You know, hon, next year you will have three projects again, but the next year you will only have two. and the year after that you will only have two, but the next year you'll be back to three and the next year..." I gave him the look of death, and he concluded with, "You only have about 30 science fair projects left!"
Thank you, honey. (:
This statement would immobilize me with dread: "You only have about 30 science fair projects left!" ::big eyes::
ReplyDeleteI miss active, daily parenting, so ... I *guess* I remember this as a part of it. Like the pain of childbirth, the memory fades with time. XO
PS Did I unmask myself as Teri from Iowa? New Google identity. :)
Great stuff guys - super work on the science fair - wow!!
ReplyDeleteAnd as for "those conversations" - yeah...hard moments...but the ones that make parenting (and knowing God is giving you the words you need) all worth while!
hugs - love you guys -
aus and co.
Congrats to all! I am glad Tay got over his anti-vest-wearing sentiments because he looks great. Both you boys are so handsome!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all! I am glad Tay got over his anti-vest-wearing sentiments because he looks great. Both you boys are so handsome!
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