May 21
A few weeks ago, our old refrigerator’s water dispenser periodically stopped working, so we knew it was time for a new refrigerator. We went to shop for one at Lowes. Unfortunately the one we wanted was out of stock and discontinued; we ended up getting a newer model and it was not available until few weeks later. For those 3 weeks, we were worried that the fridge would break down before the new one arrived. Fortunately it made it and retired when the new one was hooked up on Monday.


May 15
The boys gave me the gifts they had made at school for Mother’s Day. They both were proud and happy with what they wrote for me. I love their creations. After our morning routine, we took the boys out to a short 9-hole course for the first time. The weather was beautiful and after a small bucket to warm up at the range, we walked up to the course. It was not too busy; we basically did not have to wait long and no one was behind us. The boys did well following the rules, and they seemed to pick up the game quickly. Logan was not as patient, he set up quickly and hit, but he had some great hits, especially on the fairways. Connor took his time setting up and made some awesome swings. He later did even better with the driver and he loved using it. By hole 7, Logan started mentioning being tired, but Connor said he was not tired at all. They both finished all 9 holes and did an awesome job in our opinion. Their hits were quite straight and they did not lose a single ball while I lost two. We all built up a good appetite but unfortunately had to wait quite awhile for our burgers at the clubhouse. Afterward at home, I, but none of the others, was exhausted, and I fell asleep while watching the Warriors game on the computer with Stuart. This was a great Mother’s Day for me.









May 15
It felt like a long time since we last played tennis, and it was definitely tiring as well when we played on Saturday morning. Stuart and I had to take a nap later but the boys never seemed tired at all. After the nice nap and after I went grocery shopping, we headed over to the Kaos for the afternoon. It had been awhile since we saw them, so it was great catching up with Michelle and Ted. The boys brought their 4 square ball to play with Marcus, and later with Mckayla too, the four of them just ran around all over the backyard until it was almost time for dinner. After we enjoyed the meal, the kids rushed over to play Mario Kart and had a good time. The evening was fun but we had to leave before bedtime would be too late.

May 14
The school’s Open House will be in a couple of weeks, and there is so much work to get the classes’ Art Vistas projects ready. Since there will also be an art show during the Open House, the parent volunteers have extra work to prepare. Out of the 6 projects we did throughout the year, we have to pick one from each kid to show at the Art Show and one to show in the classroom. So last week, two moms from Connor’s class came over to sort through all the projects with me. Connor was enjoying having them over and he helped us wrapping up at the end. What was hard was that I had to go on and spend another 1.5 hours to work on Logan’s class projects too. Since the mom from Logan’s class and I could not find time to work together, I had to sort through the projects while that mom would do the mounting for the show. I had also made the teacher name signs last week, and now within the next week, I have to make 57 “paper bag portfolio” for each of the kids in both classes to hold their remaining art projects. I need to remember about all these work in case I dare to sign up for this volunteering post again next year.


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