Hard to believe another month has flown by. The kids had their demonstration concert with the Oberlin Choristers...was a great experience and neat for them to do - the mini concert was somewhat patriotic in the old episcopal church with all the singers dressed in red, white and blue. It's on video tape if you really want the visual.
We had our round of stomach flu recently - the slow moving kind that lingers and effects everyone differently. Glad to see that past and the end of cleaning it up.
We're already nearing the end of the 3rd 9 weeks of school, which means the summer is on the horizon.
Korrin's driving has come a long way since January...even Steve is getting more comfortable as a passenger. She's talking about a summer job and has plans to visit some colleges in the spring with the youth group.
Our niece, Emma, (Lydia's brother Steven's 3rd) arrived a few weeks ago safely. She's a "good" baby (meaning she's sleeps a lot and eats well) and is adjusting to her two older siblings (age 3 and 19 ms.) We've yet to see her in person, but have plans this week for a visit.
Read a picturesque verse in Ezekiel 1 recently about how the rainbow is a glimpse of the glory of God. It's a good reminder as spring nears to look for Him at work in our lives and the world, in spite of the things we see all around. God bless.
For us all....
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Korrin is driving?! Aack! When did that happen... her getting to be old enough to drive?! I still remember her as an infant sitting on the floor of the laundromat up there in Chicago...
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