The end of the AWANA year

Hi all! It’s been awhile since I’ve written anything. We’ve been really busy, or so it seems. Jef has been getting a lot more business, and the boys and I have been staying busy. We’ve been enjoying the sunshine. πŸ™‚
Last night we had our AWANA Fair & Awards night. Everyone had a lot of fun. We ate hot dogs and chips and pudding, then headed inside to play games. There were ring tosses, spinning wheels, put-put golf and Plunko. πŸ™‚ The boys seemed to have a good time. (I was manning the Plunko game, so I only saw them occasionally) After we played, we went upstairs for the awards ceremony. The boys were especially excited. Jonathan was pretty sure he would win Clubber of the Year, because he was the only one who had finished his first book in one year. They made him wait, though, the Clubber of the Year award wasn’t handed out until the end!! πŸ™‚
Nicholas received a perfect church attendance award and Cubbie of the Year!!! We weren’t expecting that! πŸ™‚ He was so excited!!! Nicholas received a Cubbie T-shirt. It’s cute.
Daniel received a perfect church attendance award and Skipper of the Year!!!!! We weren’t expecting that! They split the Sparks into two different things – Skipper of the Year and Hiker of the Year. Elijah got Hiker of the Year. πŸ™‚ He worked really hard.
Jonathan also received a perfect church attendance award and T&T Boys Clubber of the Year!!!!! (we were expecting that :o) ) He was (still is) so excited.
I’ll post pictures soon.
Jef got me a digital camera for Mother’s Day. πŸ™‚

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About Sonja

I am a wife, a mom, a homeschooler, a Christian, a scrapbooker, a cook, a baker, a reader, and a thinker. I am many other things, too, that are not so easily defined. Right now, God has been calling me to be faithful in what He has given me to do – to be the best wife, mom, homeschooler, friend, etc. that I can be. In essence, He has told me to β€œbloom where I’m planted”.
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