Well, here we are at the end of another year and I must say, I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the fact that today is Christmas Day. We've been very blessed this year and are so thankful for good health and much love from family and friends. Here's some of the highlights of our year:
Sarah:
Turned 11 in October.
Started middle school-6th grade.
Continues to play flute in school band and takes piano for the second year.
Has started working on her 12-year-old requirements for her Faith in God award
Attended her first New Beginnings program in November.
Continues to love to sing, dance, play Barbies, watch Disney channel, play on the computer.
Jim:
Still working for Morley and commuting from Flint to Saginaw-Approximately 40 miles one way which really stinks in Michigan winters.
Continues to complete and start new projects around the house....the latest being a mantle for our fireplace
Continues his service as an amateur ham radio operator and certified SKYWARN spotter.
Serves our church ward as Emergency Preparedness Coordinator and overall fix-it man.
Continues to torment his wife by routing for Michigan State.....LOL
Teresa:
Continues to work as an RN Caseworker for Noetic Healthcare, providing Maternal Infant Health to Medicaid clients in Genesee County.
Continues to serve as Visiting Teaching Coordinator and Activity Day leader at church.
Has a possible opportunity to serve as a nurse for girls camp this summer-This will be Sarah's first year.
Recently lived up to her nickname of "Crash Senior" by slipping and tearing some soft tissue in left ankle.
Enjoys reading and hanging out with family as time allows.
Still and always will route for The University of Michigan despite my husband's disloyalty.....LOL
Family:
Sarah and I took two solo trips to Indianapolis back in the spring. Jim had to work. :-(
Several trips Up North to Hale to visit Jim's family including 4th of July parade and fireworks. My sister accompanied us on this trip as well.
We adopted a new kitten, Pig, in May.
Desperately miss routing for our Detroit Red Wings since there has been no hockey.
We want to wish each of you a very Merry Christmas and the most joyous of New Years. May the peace and light that radiates from the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, be in our hearts and lives always.
All our love!!!!!!
