*Dave finished his last class in his Masters program last Thursday! I gave him a mini helicopter for completing his Masters (a bigger present is to follow his graduation but I wanted to celebrate a little now). I think I unleashed something in Dave...he can't let the helicopter out of his site! Even when it's charging, he brings it to where he is in the house to charge. Yesterday, he even said he thinks he needs to limit himself to two uses a day but he broke that pretty quick! Tonight I was cooking dinner and he almost ran it into the pots on the stove because he was trying to make a COOL landing. Oh boy! At least he's a happy boy, I guess. Dave's graduation is in April!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
St. Geezy Pres Weekend
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Valentine's 2012
Dave was supposed to have class Tuesday night so we planned on doing our V-Day date Monday. His class ended up getting canceled so we did stuff both night. I was in charge of the date. We don't go out to eat much but we went to this chinese place for my birthday last year that we ended up really liking so I decided to take Dave there. He was so excited when we pulled in the parking lot. It's called ABC Mandarin and it's close to our house in Roy. Dinner was delicious and then we headed to a family fun place and took a tour of the glow in the dark mini-golf course.
Tuesday began with a morning run together. We both kept joking how romantic we are during the run. We left for work at the same time, which I was late, but that never happens so I didn't care that I was a little behind schedule. My students came in with their cute Valentine's boxes and Valentine's in hand and were so excited. I had to make them put their Valentines away til the afternoon because we had to do a little work. Some parents came and ran the class party right after lunch. They do such a good job all of the time and I love being able to sit back and watch and play. I was walking around and holding one of babies of a room mom and in walks Dave with a beautiful rose and Valentine in hand. The kids noticed and start cheering. They love Mr. Price! He even brought cookies for the kids but we ended up hiding them because the kids already were decorating cookies and we still had the Valentine's exchange ahead. It really is a big deal when Dave gives me a flower or two! And for him to show up and he even planned an activity for the kids and all...such a cutie! The kids got back into their activities so I got to spend a little time with Dave. It made my day for sure!
That night we had a home cooked meal and then Dave got to come to my basketball game up in Brigham City. Poor soul. It was a hard game to play in let alone watch. The team we played doesn't have much basketball ability but they try.
All in all, it was a great Valentines Day. Holidays are fun as an elementary teacher!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Get Air
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Things Worth Posting
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Tony Horton and PTCs
This last Thursday, Dave had the opportunity to meet and work out with Tony Horton (the creator of P90x). Tony Horton was up on base all day doing some things with the troops and trainers and then had an open work out for peeps up there. Dave said he got quite a work out and really enjoyed it. He had a cool natural high experience similar to the feeling of laughing gas, he said. At the end, they laid on the ground and did ohms (not sure how to spell it) and then would yell at the top of their lungs. He would then get his rush and they repeated it. Sounds crazy!I just finished up my last conferences for the school year. I am super happy they are over but I can't believe we are so far into the year! Monday, we are celebrating the 100th day of school! Conferences went surprisingly well. It is so funny how the kids act about conferences. They are so excited to come and then during the conference they won't look their parents or me in the eye. They get so nervous, it's cute. I still have two parents I need to meet with but I'm not sure if I'll be able to get with one of them, unfortunately. It's always the parents you really need to talk to that don't show.