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JW's team wins again.

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The wind has calmed down up here on the Knolltop and my washing machine isn't freezing up now. Yes, my washing machine freezes up when we get a good stiff west wind. Have I told you this before? I feel like I have. Anyway, the laundry room is on the southwest corner of the house and if we get a strong, cold wind, I get ice in the water lines...nothing a little time with the blow dryer won't fix.

We can mark up another win for JW's team. They killed Burr Oak last night...I think they finally got into the double digits sometime in the fourth quarter. JW had 10 points and four fouls. There was a kid who was giving JW a hard time under the basket and JW gave it right back. The ref called a foul on Dub and told him not to get into trouble, Dub told the ref that the kid was pushing him around and he was getting the fouls called on him. The ref said, look at the score...JW told the ref, just because they are losing doesn't mean I'm gonna let him push me around. Now isn't that a typical 16 year old boy statement?

JW and Luke have their FFA competition today...this is a secret, but it will be out later today, Luke's team will automatically go to state since there are only two teams competing in his event. JW on the other hand has to earn his position....prayer please!

I think we might have another baby by the end of the day. I'll keep you posted!

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Anonymous said…
Called your Dad last night and asked him the outside temperature, he told me it was +10F and a cold wind. I said the high here yesterday was +61F and he responded, "BS". It was true, a beautiful day, but only +10F here this am and a little foggy. All is okay on the PryorVu, your brother-in-law and nephew's birthday today. Probably celebrate the local one on Friday. The California one will have his package and card in the mail hopefully by Friday, Saturday for sure.
10:05:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Called your Dad last night and asked him the outside temperature, he told me it was +10F and a cold wind. I said the high here yesterday was +61F and he responded, "BS". It was true, a beautiful day, but only +10F here this am and a little foggy. All is okay on the PryorVu, your brother-in-law and nephew's birthday today. Probably celebrate the local one on Friday. The California one will have his package and card in the mail hopefully by Friday, Saturday for sure.
10:05:00 AM
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