sept. 20. 2009
My birthday fell on a Sunday, which means Jarom’s gone to meetings in the morning, we spend the morning getting ready for church, and get home from church around 4:30pm. So it was a busy day to say the least, but good. My visiting teachers brought me an amazing fruit dessert, and beautiful mums I planted in the garden. Jarom made dinner, which was wonderful, and Jarom and I cuddled and watched a movie that evening. It was a great day.

sept. 16. 2009
Camden is now 6, but yet seems so much older than that! She is very advanced in her school work, and acts older too. She is such a sweetheart. She wanted oatmeal for breakfast, we surprised her and went to Chuck E. Cheese for lunch(I have limited that to once or twice a year, so it’s a treat), and had waffles and bacon and eggs for dinner. We let the birthday person pick their own menu for the day! We did a little shopping on her birthday, and she got heely’s, which she has been very excited for. We had a small gathering with Grandma Lott and her son-in-law Rob that evening. The girls had a movie/sleepover in Cam’s room that night. We were very layed back this year, which has been nice! Happy birthday sweet Cam!

sept. 2009
We are now in the Renaissance period, and learning about Shakespeare, amongst other things. Mrs. Rowley has taught Shakespeare, and has even taken her students to London, to watch performances at the Globe Theatre, where his plays were performed. She left us with “A mid-summers night dream,” a cleaner, kid version of course, and a lot of things to help us learn more about this poetic man. This is us and the Vezzani’s listening to Mrs. Rowley’s excitement about it all.

sept. 2009
We watered a plant, and put a dome over it, to see if the leaves on the plant would transpire, or “sweat.” It was fun to see, and the dome even had condensation on it. We did the experiment a little too long, because you could see the reprocussions of keeping the plant covered for days instead of hours, and not receiving enough fresh air, and the plant started dying. The point was, if a plant gets too much water, it can release it through it’s leaves. Pretty cool.