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All the Books I’ve Read

…well, since 2005 at least.

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Soccer shots season awards. Kai got Courage and Evan got Determination and they both excelled at Step-Overs. Evan isn’t feeling like being in a photo. But Kai is feeling super proud. ⚽️ 🧡
The cutest little tap-dancing lion.
This kid finally earned his green band at the Y and is super proud of himself. He swam the length of the pool without stopping, treaded water for 30 seconds, and touched the bottom. Now he can go anywhere in the family and competition pools. I had to talk him into the test because he tried unsuccessfully so many times last year that he lacked the confidence. But he did it!
Big smiles because these two have no cavities! 😀 And I finally got to meet their dentist. 🤷‍♀️
Five books read in May! I had all my audiobooks come in at once so I listened as fast as I could and got through 3 this month. I listened to Hungry Heart, Educated, and Eleanor Oliphant and loved all three. I read The Kiss Quotient and TATBILB on my kindle. All 5 were library books. This is the most I’ve read in a month in ages (mostly thanks to double speed for audiobooks 😉).
Last day of school! These kiddos grew and learned so much this year. //////////////////////////////////////////////////// As the school year wraps up, if you live in Pinellas, even if you don’t have kids in public school, can you please do me a favor and send an email to board@pcsb.org and tell the school board that you do NOT want to arm teachers and staff. Our sheriff - who was instrumental in getting this enhanced guardian law through the legislature - is now trying to convince our school board to adopt it. Tell PCSB you want them to stand by their position to allow only school safety officers and law enforcement to have guns in our schools. The risk of a gun accident is far greater than the chance your kid’s science teacher is going to save anyone from a school shooter. We love our public school, but I won’t have my kids attend a school with armed teachers/staff and apparently they’re going to make us fight for this.

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