Time is flying this year!
1. Emalyn has grown in leaps and bounds. She is turning 1 year old in 3 weeks. Seriously, where has the last year gone? She is the happiest, most joyful baby and keeps us laughing. She is almost walking and "talks" to us non stop.
2. Aberly continues to grow and learn in school this year. She is an adventurer and loves trying new things. She recently got back from visiting GeeGee (Nancy, Colin's mom) in India when she traveled with Colin to our school's annual Track meet that was being held at Nancy's school. After returning, we headed right to International Day at our school where she sang with her EC classes and ran right over to ride the camels. She kept her composure when the camel suddenly, and quickly, dropped to its knees after the ride. She was clearly rattled but stayed brave even though I could tell she was initially scared.
3. As for me and Colin, we continue working and trying to keep up with life. Colin enjoyed coaching Track again (he worked with the throwers this year and had one student get gold in shot put!), but is happy to have it done and have after school time back for himself again. When we aren't working, we try to get outside for walks or to play with the girls, get out for dates and get togethers with friends, and keep things together around the house. Always things to be done, always something to plan for!
1. Emalyn has grown in leaps and bounds. She is turning 1 year old in 3 weeks. Seriously, where has the last year gone? She is the happiest, most joyful baby and keeps us laughing. She is almost walking and "talks" to us non stop.
2. Aberly continues to grow and learn in school this year. She is an adventurer and loves trying new things. She recently got back from visiting GeeGee (Nancy, Colin's mom) in India when she traveled with Colin to our school's annual Track meet that was being held at Nancy's school. After returning, we headed right to International Day at our school where she sang with her EC classes and ran right over to ride the camels. She kept her composure when the camel suddenly, and quickly, dropped to its knees after the ride. She was clearly rattled but stayed brave even though I could tell she was initially scared.
3. As for me and Colin, we continue working and trying to keep up with life. Colin enjoyed coaching Track again (he worked with the throwers this year and had one student get gold in shot put!), but is happy to have it done and have after school time back for himself again. When we aren't working, we try to get outside for walks or to play with the girls, get out for dates and get togethers with friends, and keep things together around the house. Always things to be done, always something to plan for!
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