Scott got his license on the first day he was eligible, and it's been a game changer for all of us! Someone told me that the day your child is potty-trained and the day they get their driver's license are two equally freeing parenting moments. I would now agree.
Scott loves his car that he received from his great grandmother. He takes excellent care of it. Don't dare try to have a snack while in his vehicle. EEK! Even transporting a carryout pizza home is questionable. The pizza must go in the trunk.
In July we attended Jon's extended family reunion in Pennsylvania. We combined it with a trip to tour Gettysburg and the Flight 93 Memorial.
Jon's parents and his uncle coordinated a multi-hour tour of Gettysburg. I've never counted a field trip as a day of homeschooling, but after this day, that might change. We learned a lot!Jon & Scott got a wood splitter that has been so valuable to them. They are going to town with every dead and fallen tree in our vicinity. Jon & Scott enjoy taking the Polaris to off-roading parks a few times a year.While the boys were doing this, the girls and I took a trip to visit Molly & her family at the Columbus zoo.
It was great to catch up and be amazed at how quickly all of our kids are growing up!
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