May is a crazy crazy month with lots of things happening and ending. Many of the school sports are wrapping, high school seniors are taking finals, preparing for graduation, people are starting doing more outdoor activities including gardening, and many activities.
SS was at the mechanic we usually go to and was helping Jason to diagnose one of the sensors using a computer.
FF helping Emma walking neighborhood dogs.
The kids got a little creative when they have some free time golfing.
SS enjoying his last month of senior year at NW with friends and teachers.
This is the first page inside the school yearbook. It was created and designed by SS. When the school ask for yearbook cover competition, he put a lot of work into it but they feel this was too much but still wanted to give SS credit, so they place his art as the very first page inside the year book.
Since volleyball is late in the school year and the pictures won't make it into the regular school year book, they created a 'supplemental book' to the year to include late sports like volleyball and other late school sports. SS created these pages to be printed in the supplement book. Da took most of the pictures here.
SS and his friends shared their commits to each other of which college they will be attending.
SS, FF, Catherine, and Nick went back to McNair to say goodbye to the teachers from elementary school.
The kids has temple baptism and enjoying the nice weather.
The kids enjoying time with gramma and eating out.
FF so proud of her gold medal from Dragon boat race.
Drawn art from the kids by hand and tablet.
Below is SS attempt to use shipping take to tape up his very very worn bed sheet that he love and want to salvage. He says that after putting take on, it crinkles when he is turning.
Mom is working on her gardening again.
Kids just spending time shopping so SS can better prepare when he goes to college and know how to grocery shop.
Clayton and Chris playing around while eating cake
The branch elder's quorum had a BBQ and we went there to eat!
Below is our quick visit to Brooklyn for Leung popo funeral service. It was very sudden and when we informed Diane that we're going there to stay one night, her husband, Kaiye cooked up a feast of delicious food for us. We are so grateful for such incredible people in our lives!
We also went out to yumcha the next morning. And was interesting how both of them pose for the picture. But I guess they have been married long enough and know each other long enough, don't need PDA, so with Da's skills,....he photoshopped a little PDA below.
