Last night Damon and I had to miss Avery’s second cross country meet so he could have his annual well-child check up. Here are his current stats: Weight – 42.2 pounds, an increase of 4.2 pounds since last year (25th
Six-year doctor’s appointment



Last night Damon and I had to miss Avery’s second cross country meet so he could have his annual well-child check up. Here are his current stats: Weight – 42.2 pounds, an increase of 4.2 pounds since last year (25th

Our five-month spring break finally ended this week when Avery and Damon returned to in-person learning at school. Our school corporation gave the option of all online learning or all in-person learning, at least for the first semester. We know

Next week, Damon turns 6! Where has the time gone? Mommaw and Poppaw, Grandma and Grandpa, and Aunt Karen will help us celebrate at a golf-themed pool party on Saturday. Here are Damon’s answers to our annual 20 questions. Check

Sigh. It’s the last day of school. This is nothing like we expected it to be, thanks to COVID-19. First, school ended two weeks earlier than scheduled. Second, we didn’t get to enjoy any of Avery’s fifth grade celebrations, a

Yesterday Avery and I donned our pandemic face masks to brave the doctor’s office for her 11-year doctor’s appointment. It was another uneventful appointment except I was reminded how much she is growing up! Here are her latest stats: Weight

Sorry it took me so long to get these posted!

Here are the kids’ latest video diaries!

Besides celebrating our risen Savior, this day is always a special one because it brings both sides of the family together. But thanks to COVID-19, we celebrated with just the four of us this year. Grandma and Grandpa Hromada dropped

We just received some difficult news. Our governor has closed all public schools for the remainder of the school year. It normally wouldn’t be a big deal except this means that Avery will miss lots of fifth grade celebrations since

For the past few weeks, we’ve all been living in a new normal. Thanks to COVID-19, our regular lives have been put on hold, including work, school, extracurricular activities, sports, and visiting friends and loved ones. We have avoided all