Friday, July 8, 2011
First Dust Storm
Dust everywhere! The dust storm that hit on Tuesday night was a first for Tyson and I. Luckily, we were all at home and didn't have to drive in the storm. Below are a few photos we snapped Wednesday morning...and after a few days of cleaning, it is still dusty in our yard.



Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Red, White, and Blue
Happy Birthday America! We escaped 118 degree weather in the Phoenix area to cooler temperatures (and even some rain) at the cabin. It was a fun and relaxing weekend...minus the firework show that was cancelled due to the bad fires Arizona has had this summer.
McKenna wearing her 4th of July outfit and Tyson and David sporting Grandpa's crazy hats.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Summer
is great! We've been enjoying morning walks, playground fun, swimming, yard work (Tyson is a big helper...he loves to throw away stuff outside and sweep the rocks), and a recent weekend trip to the cabin.
First wasp sting :-(
Monday, June 6, 2011
Monday, Monday
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Waiting For Superman
If you want to know more about what is taking place in our public school system today, check out the documentary, Waiting For Superman. I highly recommend it! I believe it will open your eyes and push you to reflect on your own educational history, as well as, challenge you to think about our public school system and what role you want to play in it. Below is a video conversation from the director, Davis Guggenheim.
What I like about this documentary is that it highlights that our nation's education system has problems that are vast, complex, urgent, and difficult to solve. The bottom line is that the system is broken and not every student in our country is receiving an excellent education. What our public school system needs TODAY are great teachers, prepared students, excellent schools, and increased literacy.
What I like about this documentary is that it highlights that our nation's education system has problems that are vast, complex, urgent, and difficult to solve. The bottom line is that the system is broken and not every student in our country is receiving an excellent education. What our public school system needs TODAY are great teachers, prepared students, excellent schools, and increased literacy.
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