Ocean City Elementary School honored the January Students of the Month with a special T-shirt, a luncheon, sponsored by Bunting Landscaping, and a tasty cake. First grade honorees, first row, are Kora Ketner, Reese Robins, Collin Bunting, Connor Herr and Rife Leonard; second graders, second row, Sophia Haines, Janaesha Carson, Phillip Rittersbacher, Kassidy Ford, Danielle… Read more »
The movie theater in SalisburyListening to attorneys argueAn old couchThat dogs don’t talkGeorge Clooney in ‘The Descendants’ Stinky cheese that tastes greatFried oyster sandwichesWhen my sons high-five each otherAll of the Ava benefits being heldGetting a postcard in the mailKeeping a secret
It’s been a rough week or so.Along with the Ravens’ devastating loss on Sunday, both kids have been sick and eventually Pam and I came down with something, too.Whenever a parent gets sick, it’s a big deal because the other has to step up and fill the void. However, when both parents come down with… Read more »
The third session of the After School Academy at Stephen Decatur Middle School is going strong. Above, Sweet Baking II participants Carina George, Sha’Tyria Thomas, Taylor Thompson and Chantal Jones proudly display their perfect cookies.
Worcester Prep’s National Geographic Bee champion for 2012 is Ava Schwartz, left, seventh grade. The runner-up for the competition, which included all students in grades 4-8, was eighth grader Hayley Larsen. The students are pictured with Middle School Headmaster Dr. Fred Spurlock.
Mrs. Mears’ Kindergarten class at Showell Elementary School created their own models of 3D shapes. Pictured, from left, are Kole Kohut, Finn Ramnarain, and Delaney McDaniel.
Cindy Leitgeb’s second grade students at Ocean City Elementary School are hard at work writing their 2012 New Year’s resolutions and educational goals for the remaining part of the school year. Pictured are, front from left, Gavin Vent, Gracie Williams and James Thompson; back, from left, Hanna Zajdel, Bahar Yucel and Shawn Rosemond.
The Stephen Decatur High School yearbook has just been named a Gold Medalist by Columbia University, which each year offers extensive critiques for high school publications from across the United States and recognizes excellence with either gold, silver or bronze distinctions. Above, editors Kelly Colbert, Joe Dimaio and Megan Miller are pictured with yearbook teachers… Read more »
A neighborhood with a bunch of kidsCruise control on long road tripsRunning into a friend at an airportWhen randomness is a good thingPeople with nice handwritingBreakfast sandwichesReading biographiesPlaces you can bike on the beachThat my kids don’t get sick oftenFriday afternoonsMac ‘n cheese every once in a while
I figured we were out of the woods on the sleep front, but this past week has confirmed that may never be the case.With our boys now 3 ½ and 2 years old, respectively, it would seem to me we have moved beyond the middle-of-the-night awakenings and other unpredictable sleeping issues that plague parents of… Read more »