Wednesday, June 24, 2009

June... it's hot

We had some fun this week trying to beat the heat.  When all else fails, play with your toys in the sprinkler.  Here are some pictures of the boys with their friend Bryce.




Last week Heather and her crew slept over because their AC was out.  The kids had a great time.  Here's a picture of them all hanging out on the couch...




Friday, June 12, 2009

Big Kid




Jordan looks like such a big kid with his new hair cut and his soccer gear on.

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Memorial Weekend

We had a fun weekend with GG and Pops.  They came in on Friday and stayed until Sunday afternoon.  The boys had a lot of fun with all of the attention they received!  It's nice to have a handy Father-in-law!  He fixed the boys' computer, the screen door, and the fire place while he was here! :)  Monday we had a bar-b-q at some friends' house which was a lot of fun with swimming, fishing and a bounce house.  Now we are counting down the days until our beach trip next weekend with GG and Pops.  10 to go!  Hopefully, it will be sunny and dry.  
The other pictures are the boys playing dress up last week.








Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Kindergartner?

So, Jordan had his math test today for Private School.  The Principal told me afterwards that he did great and is "absolutely ready for Kindergarten". Tony and I were leaning towards holding him back a month ago, but now we are probably going ahead and starting him in school.  It's not a big decision until you are there, making it for your child, knowing the impact that it will have on his life in terms of the friends he will have, the confidence he will gain or lose, the limits it will push him towards.  Through prayer and God's grace, I think we are at peace with this.  God is in control.  Our main prayer is for Jordan (and Walker for that matter) to be a disciple of Christ from an early age.  
Through this Covenant Christian school, we feel like he will have the opportunities and guidance to learn through the lens of Scripture.  This is not a "Christian School" where they attend a Bible class daily or weekly, separated from the rest of the curriculum.  This is a Covenant Christian School where every subject is intertwined with scripture and Biblically based.  We went in quite a few of the classes, amazed at the level of learning.  Jordan will be challenged in his education as I never was.  It is a bit scary and daunting, but exciting as well at the potential it could push him towards.   One thing that will be hard for me, is the fact that they tell you that your children will probably not make A's.  And you, as parents, need to be satisfied with a "C" as long as your child is doing his/her best.  Wow.  That's hard for me, always the honor student.  But, here we go - I covet your prayers for Jordan, and for me - as we prepare to begin this new phase in his life.