Just A CAP-le Pics

To no one's surprise, Daisy knew exactly how she wanted to decorate her graduation cap. 

It was a joint effort. We were satisfied with the final product.

Then we had one more photo session. This one was cap and gown pics.

We went to the Kimball.

Our prom was a few weeks before, so I forgot that it was still prom season. The lawn was packed full of kids.

Somehow we were able to get pictures without tons of people in the background.

Our girl is getting ready to spread her wings.

[May]

All The Mommas

Daisy was asked to present at church with another youth on Mother's Day. They spoke about volunteering.

She spoke at both services, so she and I went alone to the fist one.

She was asked to send a picture of her and I, and it was played before and after service in a slide show. You can see us in the background.

Abe was lucky to spend Mother's Day with his momma. Wish I could have spent the day with my momma.

I am lucky to have a bonus momma to spend it with.

And I am blessed that to have three wonderful kids to call me momma. (The big one was working so he missed the photo op.)

[May 10]

VP Is Good For Me

 Every other school that I know of hosts NHS induction in the fall. But not Hills. It is at the end of the year.

Our girl was on stage as the vice-president this year.

As VP, she lead the pledge of allegiance.

As part of the ceremony they recite the NHS pledge.

She received a blue stole to wear at graduation for being an officer. This goal-oriented girl knew she wanted that distinction at graduation, so she made it happen at the beginning of the year by becoming an officer.

Supporting our girl.

We were trying to embarrass Daisy, but I don't even think she saw us.

The softball coaches were there in solidarity with their players.

Sutton, Sofia, Xaria, Addi, Zania, and Lopez

The officers served refreshments after the ceremony.

Alex, Daisy and Addi

We 💚 our scholar.

[May 7]