Fathers and sons was last weekend. 
Truman was honored at Desert Ridge Junior High for receiving the Outstanding Student in Language Arts award. Here he is getting a medal from Miss. Tutor.
Quinn was checking himself out in the living room mirror when I asked,
It's award season. Tonight Truman's Junior High School, Desert Ridge, had the Spring Sports Award Ceremony. Truman's team meddled in the 4x400 mile relay. Truman is the only 7th grader on the 4x400 team.
Then came the individual awards: Most improved, Most Valuable Player, and the one Truman got, The Rattler Pride Award. It's the all around, good sport, good team player, good kid award. He also got this award in the Winter Award Ceremony for Cross Country. 
Way to go, Truman!! 
Alas, another infamous birthday celebration. This time it was Emily who was 20 on the 2nd of May and Roxcy who was 02 on the 3rd of May. Tiffany is assisting Roxcy in opening her presents.
What girls doesn't need a pair of rain boots?!
When you're married and without children, movie gift certificates seem to be the best form of gift giving.
The birthday girls blow out their candles. Roxcy had a difficult time with her two candles! Emily didn't have a hard time with hers. 
Cole got a blue ribbon at the District art show tonight at the Gilbert District Center.
Cole shows his model for his piece.
Once upon a time there was a little girl named Emily Zoe. When she was almost one year old, she moved to Japan, with her parents. While in Japan, Emily had many adventures. Here she is visiting a park in Japan called Shiki No Mori Kohen.
Sometimes after an adventure, Emily would play in a blow up pool with the neighbors in the common parking lot. Can you tell which one is Emily?
After playing in the water, Emily would retire back in her little apartment. 
For her Senior year, Emily was nominated for Homecoming Queen.
She won that too! Emily had fun dressing up.
Now Emily's all grown up and married. 
