Katrina is now 21 years old. Talk about time going by all too quickly. Thankfully, she also just got tickets for a visit here in Alaska (I'll try not to wish away the time in between). Rowen also turned six (his "golden" birthday: six on the sixth).
Connor had his First Communion. It still entertains me to watch him receive the Eucharist as he tries not to make a face, and it makes me proud to see him do so with reverence.
Janelle and I celebrated our 22nd anniversary in a low-key fashion. Considering our effort to decrease sweets and carbs in our diet, Janelle surprised me with a banquet of savory treats and we watched some Downton Abbey.
My first year teaching at Skyview reached completion. Not only did I survive the return to middle school, I feel that I thrived. It's a great place to work with wonderful people.
I also completed my first season as a hurdles coach. Our track team had an impressive season and I both enjoyed my time and learned quite a bit from it. I look forward to do it again if they'll have me.
We both got out more this month and had more people over. Granted, we're only just now starting to settle in our new home, but it's nice to get to see more people more often outside of work.
I finally reached 100% on the Wings of Liberty campaign for StarCraft II. I know most of you don't consider that an accomplishment, but it was quite a feat for me.
I suffered through a cold that held on for weeks and managed to get my nose cleared up just enough today to watch the cottonwood fly.
I bought pants (well, shorts) a waist size smaller and my doctor suggested that I stop one of my medications starting today. In general, my health is still improving.
And finally, our new house began to feel more like our home this month. There are still many things to be done, but it's a truly lovely place that I hope more of my friends and family get a chance to see.
Well, I hope June is at least as good; it's certainly going to be busy.