The end draws near

Yesterday to celebrate the close of the school year, Sawyer's school was having a luau. Totally fun. In the spirit of Aloha - I put Sawyer in a citrusy colored button down shirt. Every morning I lay out the clothing for the day on the foot of Sawyer's bed. Both boys then get dressed and rarely do I hear complaints.

Yesterday, I see Sawyer come out of the bedroom with his shorts already on, holding his shirt. (This in itself is not unusual)

"Mom, hula girls do not wear buttons."

"You're not a hula girl."

"That's right, I'm a boy." And on the shirt went.

The luau consisted of lunch with the parents, 2 huge jumpers, face painting by a clown, making fruit kabobs and a few other fun activities. We're really going to miss Crossroads!

Sawyer and his friend, Trent.

Sawyer and his teachers, Amanda and Susann.

Of course we can't have one childs event with the other having one too, so off we went to Campbell's Jungle Program and awards.

The kids sang a bunch of fun songs (including The Lion Sleeps Tonight) and received awards for knowing their sight words (Cam received the award for knowing 1,000 sight words) and for knowing their math facts.

It wouldn't be right to leave you without a picture of Harrison. This is his newest favorite face - it seems like his tongue is always out!