DECEMBER...

is always a busy month for our family.

School programs, basketball practices and games, 3 birthdays, end of the year business and paperwork!

And normally we try to go away a few days over break,

 but this year we planned nothing.....a good thing!

as our house has been plagued with

 "bugs"

 that just doesn't want to move on for Kerry and I.

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Any-whoooo...here are a few pix for

 catching up and wrapping up

2012

 

Evan...#43Laura...#45

...from the the other side of the gym, we could see a sign held up when Laura was playing BUT could not read it SO with a

 zzzzoooomed in picture

we figured out it was a fan sign for the birthday girl!

How sweet!

 Laura's 18th birthday fell on a game day,

 parents' night, a Friday

and she got alot of playing time in the game!

An all around good day!

....after the game Laura shared her "ice cream cake"

Laura one evening,

during a practice received a concussion

putting her out of all practice and games for the rest of the month.

Noise bothered her alot and light~a real bummer!

 

December Birthdays

 

Laura on the7th, my baby girl is 18!

Evan on the 21st, 15 years old!

....for his birthday he wanted RAM (random access memory) for his computer. Well a non-computer geek has no clue how to purchase that so....

we creatively wrapped $ in a Kleenex box for the element of surprise! and Evan can purchase RAM and whatever else one needs to "speed up" cyber space!

Kerry on the 20th turned "OLD" lol

gotta love AMAZON.com for gift buying! I not feeling well, all of sudden realized Kerry's birthday was fast approaching and we had not gotten his gift. I knew

"what"

but would need to purchase it in Sioux Falls

 and there was no way to make that happen,

that's where

AMAZON.com

 saved the day!

so simple

 

 

Elementary concert

Ike is in the yellow shirt,

left side in the back,

 hating every moment of

the festive program!

 Isaac is soooooooooooo....relieved to know in Jr/Sr High music is optional!

 

Senior Choir

senior choir girls