Monday, May 28, 2007
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
The last Spring orchestra concert.
High school band buds after their last full orchestra concert. Cassie, Derek and Monica
Lauren standing and Paula in the forefront at the orchestra Spring concert.
Katie and an unknown violinist at the concert.
The orchestra mistress, Ester, before the concert.

Megan's solo at the concert.
Lauren standing and Paula in the forefront at the orchestra Spring concert.
Megan's solo at the concert.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Regionals at Hale
This is Cassie and Matthew before her 3200 meter and after his 1600 meter.
This is the line up from behind the starting line. Cassie is the last runner to the right.

Happy, happy Cassie. 2 miles in 14 minutes and 35 seconds. It is a new personal best for her. I missed the cartwheel and the happy dance with the camera.
The trampoline
My sister has a trampoline in front of the house that enjoys much use. On Sunday Cassie decided to bounce.
She was having so much fun that Phil decided to join her.

Kaitlyn's graduation celebration
Friday, May 18, 2007
Eisenhower Prom
May 17 softball game
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Phil and Larry in the kitchen
Larry spent his day sorting food donations at a post office. He posed for me when he came home. Phil is baking for the hospitality at church for tomorrow. It is Mother's day. Infact, he is still baking. The menu is sandwich cookies with ground coffee beans, cardanom streusel and a macadamian nut bar.
The Piasini Sisters
It has been a busy day. Kathy's grandma was ill and all the women of her family have come to town to make sure she is on the mend. She brought along the two Piasini sisters. Jenny is almost as tall as Lorelei. Kristine is still shorter than me, for now. All 3 girl cousins have Gen's sweet nature even though Kristine never met her and the other two don't remember her. I hope to get better pics Memorial day.
Hale Prom 2007
Perfect day for prom. The upside is in the pics. The down side is the glitter from the dress leaves a trail that takes a bit to remove. I thought it would be a good idea to add spray on glitter to her hair and skin. Bad idea. If our goal is to improve the generation we raise beyond what we have accomplised... I anticipate the joy the next generation will bring to our world.
Friday, May 4, 2007
May 4, 2007
We went to a high school track meet today. Cassie did a personal best for 2 miles at 14:50. She was so happy when she found out that she did a cart wheel on the infield and did a few swing dance moves with Matthew. It is almost 10:00 and she is still bouncy. You will need to double click on the pics because I am not competent enough with photo shop to crop without Phil at my side. Cassie is in Hale green with white. Matthew is in mostly purple. This is one of the few meets they shared. They are in two different athletic conferences.
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Busy Week
It has been a week of lasts.
Cassie got together with her old girl scout troop. It was designed as the last time before they went separate ways as adults. Some of the girls are going into the job market. Some are going to 2 and 4 year colleges. This is a great time of change and hope for the future.
Larry went to Newberry MI to say goodbye to Uncle George. Robert was not able to understand death and told the body in the casket to 'wake up'! George would have been 91 this month. Robert will be 92.
I sat in the auditorium one last time to listen to a Spring band concert. No pics. The camera was in Newberry. The freshman band members looked so young compared to my adult daughter in the advanced band. It is beyond my understanding how this talented musician on the oboe abused the violin.
This morning I made out my calendar for the next few months, and became teary eyed. There is one more concert with the orchestra. There are the proms. Of course, the graduation and a week and a half later she will be off to Louisiana for her last mission trip. Then in a blink she will be away at college. Ohhhh, here come the tears.
Larry came back today and he played the first church softball game of the season.
Cassie got together with her old girl scout troop. It was designed as the last time before they went separate ways as adults. Some of the girls are going into the job market. Some are going to 2 and 4 year colleges. This is a great time of change and hope for the future.
Larry went to Newberry MI to say goodbye to Uncle George. Robert was not able to understand death and told the body in the casket to 'wake up'! George would have been 91 this month. Robert will be 92.
I sat in the auditorium one last time to listen to a Spring band concert. No pics. The camera was in Newberry. The freshman band members looked so young compared to my adult daughter in the advanced band. It is beyond my understanding how this talented musician on the oboe abused the violin.
This morning I made out my calendar for the next few months, and became teary eyed. There is one more concert with the orchestra. There are the proms. Of course, the graduation and a week and a half later she will be off to Louisiana for her last mission trip. Then in a blink she will be away at college. Ohhhh, here come the tears.
Larry came back today and he played the first church softball game of the season.
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