Here we are at the start of March and I am just now getting the end of January finished. Welcome to another busy year with The Simonson's.
Monday January 25th school was cancelled due to the snow and I was still not feeling the best so I ran to town to get a Covid test. The results were negative and I felt much better sending the kids to school and Rachel to practices knowing that I more than likely just had a head cold. After my Covid test I dropped the kids off at the dentist and waited for them to get their teeth cleaned. Alec again had 2 cavities and Becca's tooth was still not in enough to proceed with more ortho work. Rachel still has no cavities and got her last mouth guard and is officially done with ortho. That afternoon we came home and had leftovers for dinner.
| Scooping a path for Mike before work |
| Snow Much Fun! |
By Tuesday we had 7+ inches of snow and the country roads were not good so we got another day off school. Alec and I again worked on clearing the driveway and the kids had a great time playing with the dogs outside. I cleaned the house and then ran Rachel to Piano at 4:30 and basketball practice from 5-6:30. That night we had lasagna soup for supper. It was okay but the noodles cooked too long and got really mushy.
| Rachel's medal from the McCook Tournament |
| Beautiful Sunrise |
Thursday I took kids to school then came home and worked on laundry and cleaning out all my files and getting a new filing cabinet. I started a roast for supper and then went to grab the kids. We came home and worked on spelling and ate before I took Rachel back to school for basketball practice from 6:30-8:15. Friday the kids had school and I came home and worked out. I then ran to town and got all the last minute things for our baked potato bar fundraiser at school. Mike was on call so Ella and Avery Thompson came over and played with Becca and Alec after school while Rachel and I helped clean and prep potatoes.
| Rachel, Jensyn, and Sarah taking a break |
January 25: If you got caught describe your consequences: The cops came and shined their spot lights around and everyone ran off so they let us all just go our own ways.
January 26: Relate and experience or memory of a cousin: I have so many babysitting memories of all my younger cousins. Cousins that are the same age usually came to stay with us during the summer at some point. We caught chickens, had sleep overs, went ice fishing in the winter, and always got to see everyone at different holidays. So many memories and we are still making more.
January 27: Did your mother work outside the home? Yes she did book work for Gary Olberding's Milk Trucking business and Grandma Tielke's books for her deli and Grandpa Tielke's Dairy Supply store until she started as co-owner and manager of Tielke's Sandwiches.
January 28: What did you and your sisters fight about the most? Life. I can't remember one cause just that we fought a lot and then someone would call mom or lock themselves in the bathroom.
January 29: What was the dumbest stunt ever pulled by you and your sisters? I can't remember that we pulled any stunts.
January 30: Tell about the worst winter storm that you can remember as a child. I don't remember any one big storm, we always had lots of snow in the winters, I remember the power going off on occasion. One new years while I was young we had sheep and I remember helping move and build pins as fast as the sheep were having babies.
January 31: What did you use to go sledding down a hill in the snow? We had wooden sled with rail and a handle when I was young but he best sledding we ever did was when the driveway iced over and we had plastic roll up sleds. We could go all the way from the top of the hill down the the corrals in one turn.
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