This year both of my kids participated in science fair. Both kids worked really hard on their projects and both did extremely well. While my daughter’s participation was mandatory with the results becoming a major part of her science grade, my son’s participation was voluntary. He wanted to do it as soon as he heard about it. I am very proud of both of them for their hard work and their accomplishment. My twelve year old daughter scored 96 out of 100 on her project, a solid A and to everyone’s surprise my son did so well he earned the right to take his project on to the district science fair.
Last night we celebrated at Pizza Hut with a delicious supreme pizza and mouth watering to die for cheesy bread sticks. I know, not exactly on my diet sheet but it was a special occasion after all! A few slices of heaven covered with cheese isn’t going to kill me as long as I don’t do it everyday. Screw it, I was out to enjoy myself. We came home in high spirits and my daughter taught me how to do the pony dance. It was seriously too much fun! I laughed so hard I almost peed in my pants!! It was a great night, and now we can look forward to cheering on my son at the district science fair. Instead of having the science fair behind us, in February we’ll be doing it all again when I give you another glimpse into the life of a trucker’s wife.
we have ours to look forward to in the spring! Though it can be like pulling teeth to be honest...
ReplyDeleteSandra, I know exactly what you mean. I dreaded the science fair. My son needed lots of guidance, where my daughter was more independent. There is a lot of work around. Thank you for stopping by to read and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteCongratulations to both of your kiddos! That's awesome! And I'm pretty sure Pizza Hut carries no calories in their "celebration" foods. :)
ReplyDeleteMimi, if only that was true!!! LOLOLOLOL Thank you for stopping by to read and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteCongrats on the science fair. I remember the stress of my kids trying to pull these together. We had a lot of memorable projects over the year, which would make a good post on my humor blog.
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Joyce, there is definitely a lot of work, stress, and mentoring involved on my part to pull it off. Thank you for stopping by to read and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteWow...what a great job! They look like good kids. I enjoy your writing.
ReplyDeleteCorrine, I am really proud. They are great kids and I am blessed to have them. I am so pleased you enjoy my writing. Thank you for stopping by and making my day! ♥
DeleteOh, wow!Your kids are awesome!
ReplyDeleteMarie, yes they are and I love them to pieces. Thank you for stopping by to read and for your kind comments!♥
DeleteCongratulations to both of your kids!! Sounds like a great night indeed!
ReplyDeleteJoJo, it was the best. Thank you for stopping by to read and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteMy daughter is working on hers. We're missing a major ingredient and having trouble finding it. YIKES!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your kiddos!!!!
Carrie, I hope you can get that ingredient found!!! Good luck to your daughter!!! Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments. ♥
Deletecongrats on the science fair! And now, after those pictures, I'm starving! :-)
ReplyDeleteKate, thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments! I know just what you mean...that pizza and those cheesy wheezy bread sticks were to die for!!! ♥
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