Saturday, July 2, 2011

June F/U

Well things have been hectic in the Price household.  Jeff and I have been busy painting and looking for new furniture for the house.  We realized that some of our furniture just does not work in this house so we have been trying to sell several items on Craigs List.  We actually have had some luck with that but we still have more things to sell. 

Zach has been busy with Biztown.  Biztown is a program of Junior Achievement where the kids get a pretty comprehensive course on Economics and then some real hands on experience working at Biztown for the day.  
Biztown operates just like a regular town and everybody has to interview for a job.  Zach interviewed for three jobs.  He was hired as a merchandiser for Best Buy working closely with the Geek Squad. 
He had a blast!

I would highly recommend this program to anyone!  Zach learned so much.

Jason, on the other hand, has been busy going to class at ASU for a more comprehensive reading acceleration class.  His class goes for 5 weeks.  I can say, his reading has really improved with this program.

At the same with all this going on, both boys had been busy getting ready for a 5 day camp through Christ Church of the Valley to Prescott.  This was the first time the boys were going away without us and with people who we did not know.   They were excited but a little apprehensive especially as it got closer. 
 Both boys got haircuts before camp.  Don't they look handsome and so grown-up!
The big day finally came.

Loading the bus with luggage.

Meeting their camp counselor and their cabin mates.

One last picture with mom.


Dad ran to McD to get the boys egg Mcmuffins before
they took off.  Of course, they were hungry.

Five days later the boys returned.  Although they were exhausted,
they couldn't stop talking about all the fun things they did in camp.
They learned so much about God.
How we all crash everyday and God repairs us.
Amen. 
I couldn't be prouder of my little men.  They are definitely growing up!




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