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Moving On

Just as Caiden moves on into middle school, two of his cousins are moving on to high school!  We had fun attending Cale's and Addi's 8th grade promotions last week.  Cale has almost 200 students in his class!  And Addi has almost 70 - both quite a bit larger than what we're used to!  After hearing all those names called, Cambry decided she's happy to have 20 in her class.  :)

It's been neat to watch these kids grow up and develop their gifts and talents.  Addi is quite a swimmer, a creative and artistic genius, and a very easy-going, kind young lady!  And Cale, it seems, will try almost anything - from setting up and running his own snow cone business to designing and wiring up a sound system for Grandpa's mailbox.  He seems to have a knack for problem-solving!  Addison and Cale, we are looking forward to seeing what God has in store for in the next few years.  One thing is sure - great things are coming your way!


 

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