This little guy is a trooper. We had every intention on getting him back in to preschool for another year at Nampa Christian School. We absolutely loved that school; however, after much thought and planning we decided to put him into Kinder at Marsing. So, this poor guy went from two half days a week to full days Monday through Thursday. He gets on the bus at 6:50 in the morning and gets home at 4:00pm. It is an understatement to say that we had some difficult times adjusting. However, I am happy to report that he absolutely loves going to school, doing all the activities and meeting new friends. I don't think he really loves learning yet; however, there has been so many huge improvements in that area in just the last three months. For some reason, and to my dismay, Cohen believes that he has a girlfriend. I am having daily discussions with him about boys not liking girls until he is 20, he only should look for a girl like his mommy, etc… :) Cohen's enthusiasm and spirit is so infectious when it comes to school activities. He gets absolutely excited over every little party, gathering, theme day, etc… Just the other night Cohen stated, "I have the funnest school with all these activities, right mom? Right?" Unfortunately, mommy missed the first day of school because my dear Grandpa Hartshorn passed away and Trey and I flew to Colorado for the funeral. Luckily, Scott made his day extra special and took pictures to send to the sad mama!!!
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Soda Fire 2015
There was an awful fire that came rather close to our town, even home, in Marsing. They were evacuating pretty close to us; however, because of the many wonderful firefighters they kept us and many others safe. Our hearts and prayers were with all the ranchers, families, and animals that we love so dearly. Here is a little bit of information out of an article on August 19, 2015...
"A wildfire that scorched more than 280,000 acres across Idaho and eastern Oregon is on its last legs.
The Soda Fire was 95 percent contained by Wednesday morning, freeing up fire crews to depart for other wildfires burning around the region.
Fire managers say they still don't have an estimated date for full containment, but things are beginning to wind down."
Below are a couple of pictures that Scott took from the back of our house. We smelled ashes and inhaled smoke for days!
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