
One exciting thing that occurred was that Jack had his art work from school chosen to be displayed at a local mall. We got the news and then headed out to see it. He was pretty proud of himself and excited to see it at the mall! Charlie might have been a little jealous.
We made a visit to Coco Keys in Omaha on St. Patrick's Day. We hadn't been there before and thought we'd give it a try. The boys had a lot of fun and it was nice to get some pool time.
One of the most highly anticipated events happened this month! The Hunger Games movie was released. Two teacher friends of mine and myself went to see the midnight viewing, which I have to admit was a little late for me. I can't say I will do that again, but never say never. I was zonked out for most of the next day. The movie was very good, though, and Doug and I went to see it again that weekend.
Next up was the Pinewood Derby for Charlie's Cub Scouts. He loves this and placed second last year, so he was looking forward to placing again. And he did! He got 3rd place and had a lot of fun. Jack can't wait to do it next year and I am sure Doug is looking forward to making two cars instead of one!
We saw the Harlem Globetrotters this month. I wasn't sure what to expect since I hadn't seen them before. I can't say I loved it. The boys had a good time, but I am not sure they loved it either. Charlie played his first season of YMCA basketball this year and he LOVED that. He has become a big basketball fan, so we all enjoyed filling out our NCAA March Madness brackets. I think I won out of the four of us. The boys enjoyed checking their brackets after the games.
Grandpa Denny, Aunt Jessie and Grandma Barb all made visits out to see us this month. The boys loved that.
The boys had been asking (especially Jack) about having a lemonade stand. Doug helped them set it all up one morning while I had my grad class at UNO. The boys sat outside in the 85 degree weather for 7 hours selling lemonade. They had quite a few more customers than we thought they would and they made roughly $30. People were very generous and the boys loved it. They want to do it again and again.

