Not too much is new since my last post. We've gotten back into the old work routine and are finally sleeping at our normal hours. It took us about 3-4 days before we were going to bed after 9:00 pm and waking up after 6:00 am! We kind of liked having so much time in the morning, but our evening activities require us to be up a little later than that.
Kayle has been busy at work, since their team has a lot to do before an upcoming deadline. Meanwhile, I'm still teaching at EA2 about 20 hours/week and Eastside Academy about 5-8 hours/week. One of my students is finishing up a calculus class this month and is excited about hearing back from colleges for next year. Several others are gearing up for big tests soon. Eastside Academy's quarter is over at the end of next week too.
There was no CG this week, because most of our group attended the West regional meeting for church. Kayle and I have been going to the North region because that's where we live and where my youth group CG meets. Youth group went really well this week as we looked at spiritual gifts and making a vision/legacy plan to set godly goals for intentionally living out the gospel in every area of our lives. It was nice to have a new middle school girl show up as well.
On Friday, we babysat for Caleb and Laura after work. It was Laura's birthday, so Caleb wanted to take her out to dinner. Watching Grace was fun...until bedtime. She's at the age where she knows what she wants and lets you know it too. We finally got her to bed and sleeping before her parents came home!
On Saturday, Kayle and I rented a movie, "The Soloist," and spent a restful day at home. Today, we went to church in the morning where Kayle did lights for both morning services. Meanwhile, I was planning to meet a student for some math tutoring and managed to do about 20 minutes of fractions and decimals before the 2nd service. Of course, if you linger in the back of the service, you might get asked to help out in children's ministry! Sure enough, the regular PreK teacher's car broke down and I stepped in with the 3-5 year olds. It was a fun lesson about the wise men with a follow-the-star game and a story with everyone crowding around to hear and see the pictures. We did have one major meltdown over not getting to be the line leader, but I think watching Supernanny episodes may have improved my handling of the situation. :) After church, we made meat sauce for CG later this week and drove into Seattle for dinner and to buy IMAX tickets for Avatar. We plan to have another Seattle trip in two weeks to finally get my massage, go to lunch, and see the movie. Sounds pretty great to me!
Kayle turns 24 this Tuesday, so wish him "Happy Birthday" if you get a chance. So far, our only plans are to make dirt cake for CG, which happens to fall on his birthday. I guess that's all for this week!
We miss you and love you!
Angie and Kayle
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