Here is a summary of our post-Christmas-break January:
-basketball games
-PTA/school volunteering
-Sydney made the Academy soccer team
-↑...so... lots of soccer practices
-basketball practices
-Girl Scout cookie sales
-Stephen being gone every week, anywhere from 2-4 days
-Sydney doing softball after school
-birthday parties
-Girl Scout activity
-squeezing in time with friends (a hike with Ashley, lunch with a neighbor friend)
-squeezing in time with family (fam coming down to see S & T's basketball games, out to dinner with my sis and fam, lunch with my mom and niece Madeline)
-staying warm
-MattyB concert
-church
-attempted snow day. We were off, but there was no snow!
Basketball: The girls picked up with basketball games the first weekend they got back from school. They sometimes have games Friday night and Saturday night. They play against other schools in the county, so sometimes the games are close, and sometimes they can be almost 30 minutes away (didn't realize how big our county was!). They have grown SO much over the season!
Getting ready to take team pics.
The girls participated in a basketball camp on MLK day.
We went to watch Sydney's friend, Lili, play. She plays on their school's other 4th grade team.
Taylor has been rocking it out. This game (above), she scored 8 points of her team's 32 total. The next day, her team faced a tougher team and lost 8-6, but Taylor scored all 6!
Parker @ school:
Parker got to take home "Spike", and we have to document our adventures with him.
Parker and Spike at Taylor's basketball game. (you can see Taylor about to do the jump ball)
Hanging with friends:
Taylor's friend, Maura's birthday party
Me and Taylor's friend, Emelia
Hanging with the Chase's
Chili dinner with friends
High school basketball game
We went to cheer on our neighbor, Charlie, who plays on an ice hockey team
Chilling at the house:
Movie night
Oohhh, they look so comfy!
Who's that??
She even dabs in her sleep
Taylor laying out clothes for her doll ;)
Parker got a package!
Snow Day Eve sleepover
Taylor's school project- James Oglethorpe
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