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Hard to believe...

Here I am again.  This time I really need to keep up with this.  I am writing this with a son in his junior year of high school and a son in 7th grade.  With each school year I have more emotions.  As each year passes I am more aware of how fast time is going as well as how the time with my boys is getting shorter.

Cody loves to sing and has performed at Pure Rock Studios and also sang the National Anthem this summer at a soccer game.  I am proud of his willingness to perform in front of an audience even thought it can be nerve wracking and intimidating.

Connor is now a licensed driver and has a girlfriend.  Her name is Riley.  I really like his girlfriend.  It is hard to believe he only has two years of high school left.  I think I am in denial.  This year we will probably take a look at colleges.  It is still so hard to believe.

Both boys are still playing hockey.  Cody is still playing goalie and loves it.  His confidence makes it easier to be a goalie parent.  He handles the pressure of the position well.  I sometimes can't say the same for his mom.  :-)

I hope to keep this blog more up to date.  Seeing my posts over the years makes me realize how quickly time goes and how much can be missed along the way.  It is hard to believe at times that I at this stage in my life, but here I am and I am a happy mom of two great boys!

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