We sported our orange attire all weekend long in the hopes that our team would win. They didn't, but it was a heck of a season and March Madness was super exciting this year. We don't know what to do with ourselves now that basketball is over.
Leah got some cooking utensils and a cookbook from her friend Noey for her birthday so she asked to do some baking this weekend. She truly loves to cook and having her own tools was so fun for her.
Leah is also following in her uncles footsteps and has starting writing stories and books. I love her creativity.
Last week was rough. Leah was sent home from school on Wednesday for a high fever and it lasted for four days. We had her tested for the flu twice and strep and thank goodness it was neither, but it just lasted so long we were stressed. The nurse at our doctors office even had to bribe her with 6 lollipops to swap her nose for the flu.
Saturday night was the BIG game. I knew in my heart that mostly likely they wouldn't win, but it was such a fun few weeks watching them beat the odds.
Roland worked on installing the windows on our back porch on Sunday. That man loves a good project and he worked his heart out. It looks amazing out there and we are so excited for the weather to warm up so we can start using it. No bugs will get to us now.
On Sunday Leah had her friend Alex over to play and they had such a great time.
You can't get into your dream college if you don't study Seth.
So that's what we were doing last night, studying science vocabulary. I even put on my teacher hat and had him write out the words and definitions for the ones he missed during our review.
This week we finish up soccer for Leah, Seth takes the state tests and it's the big tourney weekend at the Y. Seth will take part in both the U10 and U12 tournaments this time. Saturday will be super busy needless to say. All good things