Hubby and Danny attended the baseball banquet while I took Natalie to softball. Sounds like a lot of work went into the event in order to honor the boys, especially the varsity team, and the coaches. I ended up being in charge of the coach's plaques with RA after I mentioned there were great options on Etsy in the parent group text. Lesson learned. lol On Tuesday my parents and I got some bad news from the veterinarian. They had taken Piper in because they noticed she had lost a lot of weight rapidly. X-rays showed a giant tumor taking up most of her abdominal cavity, squishing her digestive system to the point it was almost nonfunctional. They called me and Michelle drove me over to join them before her tennis match she was about to leave for. Long story short, surgery would be very risky and was unlikely to save her life for the long term. So, we made an appointment to have her put down on Thursday and that evening they spent time ...
My dad and I got to watch Natalie participate in the 110 hurdles, 100m, 4x200m and the long jump. She wasn’t happy with her results but we sure were happy to be there and proud of her effort. Danny finally tried the 200m and did well with a time of 23.35 seconds. He is excited for the meet next week, where if he can shave off half a second he will qualify for regionals. Danny was also part of the 4x100 and they too have high hopes for next week. Most of my family participated in Prom in different ways this year. Michelle’s leadership class was in charge of planning and working Prom, where she even got to serve Kate a dirty soda. I love that this Utah trend of nonalcoholic beverages has finally reached the next state over and that the year Michelle was helping with Prom she had a sibling there. I helped out at After Prom from 9pm to a little after midnight, when Michelle and the other SCLA students got back from the Prom venue. It was fun to feel...