Can I just ask when did we move to the rainforest?!?! How is it only the 10th day of June and it already feels like you are in a sauna when you go outside at 8 in the morning?! That being said today was Jacob's "moving on" program. He is going to the 3rd grade, something I'm sure you know already from the title. But we are just so proud of him I had to say it twice. He has had a really good teacher again this year, Ms Ahlberg(thats her in the blue shirt).

He was also very lucky to have 2 other kids from church in his class this year too, Seth Orr and Tessa Rich.
This morning at 8:20(already sauna weather) Mason and I show up to find this teeny tiny parking lot full except for the grass. And since I drive a car that's kind of low to the ground I'm not about to drive up on the curb and scrap my car up. Plus I didn't want to walk extremely far because I have a stress fracture on my right foot and I'm trying to take it easy. So we made our own parking place close to the back of the school where we had to be. We got there in time to see Jacob and the rest of the 2nd grade walk out and take their place.

We then went down and stood right by Jacob. For some reason Mason didn't want to sit on the blanket I'd brought. Which I'm kinda grateful because then we were able to leave right after it finished without having to fold up this huge thing. As we stood and watched the program, Mason realized that there were other kids off playing on the playground and he ventured off to do that.

Which was great because the whole back of the school is fenced in and I could see him the whole time. So he got to play with kids his own age rather than sit/stand for an 30 minutes staring at Jacob. What can I say he loves his brother but he "just not that into him."
This year is the school's 10th year of being open, it was built in 1999. So the 2nd graders sang/danced to "You say its your birthday." I had to video it, Jacob was excited because the boys were supposed to pretend they were playing guitars.
Excuse my videoing but some man decided to walk right in front of the other parents and I to take a picture of his kid, hello have you heard of SQUATTING?! So thanks Mr I don't know for being in my video!(ooh I'm a poet!)
We love you Jacob and are very proud of the hard work you've done this year and how much you've grown! Here is to a new school year and lots more to learn in the 3rd grade. But for now SUMMER!


Also they did the symbolic thing where they moved all the "flags" that said their grade to the next grade. So here is Jacob and the rest of the 2nd graders "moving up a grade".