Marissa and Noelle pretended they knew what was going on and cared about the game. Liz and Brynn didn't care at all about the game, but as long as they had some candy, could see Sparky, or there were fireworks they loved it.
Kirk loved having two of his favorites (his girls and ASU football) all together in one.
Go Sun Devils!

2. Noelle was Citizen of the Month
Noelle was nominated by her teacher as the citizen of the month for her school. Each school picks one student that has shown excellent citizenship at their school to get the award. She was awarded at a town council meeting by the Mayor.
(I know I shouldn't include this but, this all happened just a week or so after she got an award for being on the Honor Roll. I wasn't able to go to see her get her award, since she told me about it at 10:00 the night before. She was devastated and said that that was probably going to be the only award that she ever got, and that I was missing it. Good thing it wasn't. :))

Here's the group of good kids from all the schools in our city.
Noelle's teacher Mrs. Feddick and student teacher Mrs. Fowler said that they totally love Noelle in their class and wish all the kids could take lessons from her. She always is volunteering to check papers, clean the classroom, or help them or other any other teachers with any work she can. She is a hard worker with her schoolwork and tries her best at everything she does. She is a good friend to everybody around her too.
And isn't she cute too?!Way to go Noelle!! We are so proud of you!

(I love her messy face and booger nose here.) We took her to our family doctor who is a good friend. She had to get three stitches. He doesn't do a ton of stitches, so he was sweating and shaking super bad, so it's a miracle they turned out so well. The worst part was definitely numbing it up!
4. Kirk hiked Flat Iron
Kirk and his friend David hiked to the top of Flat Iron, which is the tallest peak of the Superstition Mountains. He said the view from the top was amazing.
He said that for the last couple miles it's totally straight up, and you're basically scaling the rock, climbing up the mountain. He was crazy sore for the next several days!
Well we couldn't get in to see the specialist for a couple days, but when we went, they took one look at the x-ray and said that yep, it was broken, and that it was broken bad! She broke the bottom part of her humerus bone, and then the bone had shifted. She needed immediate surgery to have pins put in her elbow. The doctors we worked with and all the hospital staff were absolutely amazing, and did a great job, and totally put me at ease. Lizzie was a super brave girl through the whole thing, and now can beat everybody in arm wrestling, or at least beat you with her arm as you're wrestling.
We just went and got her hard cast put on, and guess what color she got?! Glow-in-the-dark!! (We had family pics last weekend, so I had tried to get her to choose a color that would match, or that would be inconspicuous, or at least hide dirt well. But when he mentioned glow-in-the-dark, everything else was forgotten.)



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