Dave gets his MBA

Dave gets his MBA

Girls in Leavenworth, Washington 12/2021

Girls in Leavenworth, Washington 12/2021
I think it was in the teens.

Maggie and Barley

Julia (in business attire) and Maggie

Julia (in business attire) and Maggie

Brrrrr!

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I just brought the girls to school again.  Maggie is still very nervous, forcing her to get sick in my car this morning in car rider line right before the teacher opened the door.  She is not my nervous child.  She is the kid that is so laid back.  Nothing ruffles her feathers. I don't get it.  Believe me, she is entitled.  It's huge to be the new kid.  So we are taking it day by day.  Julia loves it and is not nervous a bit. 
We were invited to a birthday party last night. Maggie was in school for one day and received the invite.  She was thrilled to be there. It was at an ice skating rink. The girls surprised me. The were just as good as the locals!  We will definitely go back.  They had so much fun.  I was able to meet the parents and children in her class.  Again, everyone is so nice.
I am sorry to complain about the weather again, but this morning it was negative 5 degrees. When I said last week that the cold was the worse I've felt. I take that back. Today wins the award. AND....we have another chance of snow this week. 
I kind of had a pity party this past weekend for myself but this week I am focused on counting down the days in a positive way!  The movers are going to our home in Woodstock to pack us today.  We should be in the house here by next Monday.  YAY!

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  1. UnknownJanuary 24, 2011 at 3:40 PM

    Catching up on your blog. Yikes at the temps. One of my friends up there says its the coldest its been in a long time. Glad Julia is doing well and likes school. Poor Maggie. I hope she gets rid of the jitters quickly. Oh I read in another post that Daves office is in CT? Hope your things arrive in NY safely.

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