Now, considering May was cold and rainy and felt WAY more like April, its somewhat understandable but.. I also suspect that it has to do with having 3 teenagers and nearing the end of the school year.
Since our last post, we've celebrated Mothers Day, our 21st Anniversary, attended 2 band concerts, 1 orchestra concert, hosted Ian and his family to celebrate his graduation and acceptance into The Berkley School of Music and an out of town Taekwondo tournament. This is on top of tests, final projects, field trips and general every day craziness.
We'll give you the highlights in photos....and videos
Orchestra Concert
Band Concert - they played a High School Musical Medaly - Jimmys favorite
Wolf Pack
Jazz Concert -
Korean National Anthem -
TKD
LOVE that the kids from 9th grade Jazz continue to play together - Thank you Ross Wolf! You made such a difference in their lives !
Ian and his family, both host family from South Dakota (Amber and Lim) and his mother, father and uncle from Korea. For lunch, he asked for orange chicken and the brown rice with mushrooms (rice pilaf), we also had watermelon, beans, salad and mondu. Kay had waffles (probably to piss him off since they were his favorite)
His family brought an entire suitcase of Korean snacks, food and skin care products. Kay loved every minute of it!
We came back from swimming to find out hotel surrounded and evacuated. A guy had 9 grams of coke, multiple fire arms and shot one in the hotel room. Who knew Schaumburg was a rough neighborhood?!
After biding our time at dinner, we returned and were allowed to stay in our room. Police were camped out all night. I think we had the safest hotel room in Illinois that night! Never a dull moment.
Tracy actually got in a 40 mile ride with a stop for ice cream, a flat tire and reassured herself that she'll be able to finish the MS150 next week