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Keeping Busy!

It's hard to believe that this school year has already passed.  Dalton completed his freshman year of high school and is taking college classes this summer.  He will get credit at college and high school for the summer semester.  If all works out according to his plan he will be close to an associates degree by the time he graduates from high school.

Morgan is busy recuperating from her broken elbow (radial head fracture) that she sustained the week after school let out.  Her summer is not completely ruined, the cast only has to be on for three weeks.  It will however be in place for the wedding on June 20th.  She is a bridesmaid and therefore got a cast in a coordinating color to match her dress.  I will have to post pictures after the wedding to 1.) show that Morgan does on occasion wear a dress and 2.) that a cast can be a fashionable accessory in any wedding.

Kevin is still plucking away at his classes one at a time.  He is currently taking algebra online.  I am not sure how much math is getting done lately while watching the Dodger games though.

We will take a short vacation at the end of July when Dalton's semester is over.  It was a unanimous vote to attend Spirit West Coast again this year.  Everyone had a great time and we are going to stay a few extra days in Santa Cruz this time.  I can hardly wait to have a week off to just relax and get away.  

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