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| K (in the white shirt) hits backhand during a two-on-one game at practice. |
K has been taking tennis lessons at the U of M indoor tennis center. It's a beautiful facility that looks like it was built about a week ago. His class has roughly10 students, with boys and girls together. These are more serious lessons than ones that he's taken in the past, and he's improving by leaps and bounds. He will probably get to play in a few matches before the lesson season is over - even though his level of group isn't normally scheduled to play matches, they often need students from his level to fill in at the higher levels if someone can't make a game. We're going to see a game tomorrow to take it all in and help prepare if he gets called up to take another player's place.
My Favorite Sculptor
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| Dad's sculpture at Ella Sharp Museum |
Last weekend, our whole family was excited to get a personalized tour of sculptures surrounding the Ella Sharp Museum
We're so proud of dad (and grandpa) for being selected, and we're impressed with his artistry. We can't wait to see his next sculpture on display!
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| "Green Galaxy" by Alfred Bruey |
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| J's "Wicked" pumpkin and K's "hothead" pumpkin. |
The kids are getting better and better at carving pumpkins from patterns (as am I), and you can see the results here. As is typical, J's wins the prize for most complicated (and probably coolest-looking) with her "Wicked" jack-o-lantern.
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| M's skull pumpkin is a contrast to the goofy one I carved |
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