Thursday, June 26, 2008

OH-IO

Wednesday night Audrey and I had a special dinner, but Audrey was not the only "center" of attention at the table. We had the chance to eat with Ohio State Buckeye center Jim (or Jimmy) Cordle. He's a friend of the grandparents and I have to say, he couldn't have been nicer to us. Jimmy is the exact opposite of every spoiled athlete you read about. Audrey showed him a cheer or two and he posed for pictures. Audrey says a big thanks to the Cordle family and she told me on the way home that Jimmy is her favorite Buckeye and that she likes him even better than the coach. Hopefully Tress won't read this.










Sunday, June 8, 2008

We have a First Grader

Was there ever any doubt? I'm proud to say that Audrey has officially been promoted to first grade. She finished the year with all "s's" on her report card (which stands for satisfactory). She had a wonderful year and we're really exicted for summer and then school next Fall.

Here's some pictures of the last few days of school.


Audrey at the art show displaying her work

After getting face paint at the art show

With Maggie on Pirate Day

With Carley at the last day picnic

With all of her Kindergarten friends

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Piano Recital

Here's a clip from Audrey's first Piano Recital held this weekend in Columbus. She was part of a group of kids that played along with their teacher. Although she admitted to me that she was nervous before the show, Audrey was the first one up and did a wonderful job. She played three songs in all, this is the last one titled "The Bell Tower." We are proud of her piano playing and looking forward to more recitals in the future. - special thanks for grandma and grandpa for making the trip to watch!


Cookout Video

Here's the video from the cookout of the girls (Ava, Maggie and Audrey) singing "Breaking Free" from High School Musical. I shot a couple of songs, but the audio isn't that great.. which means the adults were all talking too loud to hear the kids. But, this will give you an idea of the performance.