School Year 2020-21

The summer of 2020 was pretty much just the worst summer of our lives. In addition to our life change, very little was actually open to just enjoy in the area. No swimming pools, zoos, museums, nothing. That's why I did a lot of exploring in the Metroparks but other than that, there was not many enjoyable memories.

Due to our upcoming move, we decided to start our school year in July - just to get a head start since we would have to take some time off for that. Yeah. There went the last half of the summer.

Pictures of the first day of school.

Our Addie is a senior in high school this year. We have home schooled from K-5 to now, her senior year of high school.

School year 2020-21. Wow.

This picture makes me chuckle. It is Summer running down the street to ask me an arithmetic question while I'm out walking the dog.

Working out on the deck makes school better.

Big baby!!

When you get these four together, not much school happens. LOL!

Last day of July. Life.

I do love rainy summer days.

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