Carson:

Avery is doing 3 sports this spring: golf, volleyball, and track and field. His events: long jump, 100m, 200m, and 4x relay.

He came in 1st in the 100m.

SMUD (Sacramento’s electricity provider) has a year-long leadership team which raises money, finds a good cause, and follows through with an activity or donation. This year’s team chose to purchase 50 new bikes, helmets and locks to donate to 5th and 6th graders at Castori Elementary in Del Paso Heights. SABA mechanics helped the SMUD team assemble and transport the bikes. Today, the bikes were distributed.



I neglected to take a picture of my team of LCIs: Joel and Charlie, and Leo who volunteered. We set up a shorts skills course. We also taught about 20 kids HOW to ride their bike. Many of them learned quickly. If they have good balance, you can run along side for a short distance, give them a shove, and .. they’re off, smiling all the way. At the end, each kid got a lock and parked their bikes along the fence by classroom. Such a great event. Many happy people.

In the world of 10-year-olds who go to St Ignatius, certain nee-doh stress-relieiving toys are the hot item to have and hard to find. Today, I picked Carson and Tommy after school and we went to two stores who had supposedly received a shipment that morning. No luck.

I asked them if there was something else they might want to buy. Tommy was reluctant, Carson assured him it was ok and added, “Basically, there is no budget if you’re with Grandma.” LOL!! Later that evening, we went to Avery’s volleyball game.
