Sorry that I didn't blog yesterday, but we went to Redmond. The meet went well. The boys lost by 13 and I didn't have two of my good boys. Jeremy Mitchell swam really well as well as alot of other guys. I think we can give Redmond a run for their money at District. Some of my freshmen boys will score some good consol points. It is nice to have some depth. On the girls side, we took care of them. People swam well, especially Crystal Ignatowski.

REDMOND

The trip went really well. The pass was clear both ways. On the way over one movie was watched. On the way back, we stopped at a mall across from the school and I told thaem they could go to one of four places, but couldn't hop from place to place. 47 kids got food and back on the bus in 35 min. On the way bad we watched Hot Rod. Then the bus driver let us listen to ipods over the speakers. And what was really nice was that the bus was very clean when we got off. WE got back to school at ;9:30 and we got home at about 10:15

SWIM TEAM

Today for swim team, we were in the weight room. We had 506 kids at each of 11 squat racks and ran circuits at each one. It went really well and it was fun. We were out of there by 3:15. For the last 15 min. I talked to the 10-12 grade girls about protein, calcium and moods. I gave them a little book that has real good info in it.

TONIGHT

After practice, Kristin and I went to Target. I volunteered my 6th period classs to adopt a family for Christmas. Of course not much was brought in, so we bought 3 $10 gift cards, then went to Roth's and bought them a trukey breast and some other food. One girl did bring in some food, donated money and someone else brought to Hot Wheel cars for the 2 year old.

Now, I am writing this. The dogs just ate and Kristin and I are gettting ready to eat. WE are having chicken and some Lean Cuisines. Your dad is at wrestling, but it shouldn't be too late because South only has 25 guys.

WE don't have any big plans for the weekend, just waiting for vacation.

Have a nice evening and stay warm. Good luck on your speech tomorrow.

MOM