Last Sunday we headed north to see Tanner speak at church following his return from the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania mission. It was the first time Tanner was able to meet AJ who has figured out that everyone we travel to visit is, in fact, a cousin. That is what happens when you have 56 first cousins. Ha!
It was Homecoming week at Ridgeline and the parade was Wednesday night at 6 p.m. Every club, organization and team had a float so pretty much the entire study body marched down the street and threw out candy.
If you were involved in more than one thing (which most kids are) you had to pick which one to walk with. Jenna walked with the cross country team, Britton walked with the Key Club.
Every year Ridgeline takes a part of the XC team up to Boise for the Bob Firman Invitational. The kids look forward to it every year, but this year it just happened to fall over Homecoming so Britton and a lot of his friends weren't able to go to the Homecoming game on Friday night or the dance on Saturday night.
Ridgeline Boys in Boise
Britton bottom left
Jenna had a great time with her friends at the Homecoming game even though they lost.
On Saturday Adam and I dropped Jenna, Korinne, Jameson and AJ off at Lagoon and went to the funeral of Adam's Aunt Linda. We found out 3 weeks before she died that she had liver cancer and before we knew it she was gone. Linda is Adam's Dad's oldest sister.
(1942-2018)
It was a beautiful celebration of her life and great to see a lot of family that we don't get to see very often.
Jaclyn, Micah Steven
Steven, Kim, Margene
The boys had a good time at Frightmares, the girls? Not quite as much. It is hard being in charge of the boys for so long.
Today was the Primary Program in our ward and Jameson had a speaking part and a singing part. He and another little girl sang the first verse of " " and then the rest of the primary came in on the chorus. He did such a good job! Adam and I noticed a few years ago that whenever Jameson would sing in the car to the radio he was always right on pitch which I thought was amazing for a child so young. He has a beautiful pure voice and hits all of the notes but is also very shy and doesn't like to sing in front of people. We have been working on him for a few months and he finally decided he would sing for the primary program. He had so many people tell him what an amazing job he did that I hope it gives him confidence to sing more often. 😀
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Congrats that Britton got to go to Boise with the team. We are so pleased that Jameson sang in the primary program. I hope that he will keep developing that confidence. We can't wait to hear him sing for us. Facetime?
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