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DARE to Graduate

 Well, it's come. That time every 6th grader dreams of. DARE graduation. Our youngest has now officially finished. After a relatively brief and painless ceremony, we celebrated with some of her friends at Baskin Robbins.



 Caleb had Conference Finals for 8th grade track this week. It was fun to also get to see Ainsley run and hang out with my sister Kristi. Ainsley's relay team took first. Wahooo! Caleb ran the 800 and the mile and has plans to run all summer to increase his speed.



I stopped by Kory's work to wait for him to go to the meet with me, so I got a picture of him in his native habitat. 


Saturday we managed to squeeze a hike in in between rainstorms. We had a nice easy stroll up the Cress Creek trail and enjoyed the view. 

Later, we had Morgan spend the night and went on a little ride/walk with her. 

Today, everyone was excited to talk to Isaac, so we all hung around waiting for his call. Kory wanted to watch some golf, so everyone joined him in the bedroom.


 During the call, Caleb challenged Isaac to a push-up war, so here's Caleb.

And here is Isaac. Isaac won, btw.

This is everyone crowding around to say their last good-byes. We're so happy that he is happy serving the Lord for another year or so.


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  1. AmyMay 20, 2018 at 6:32 PM

    haha- I love the push-up contest that is hilarious:D

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