Graduation Announcements!

 

Chelsea's graduation announcements are here and I was so excited to address them to those who love my kid and mean a lot to me as well. Graduation is getting close and we are so thrilled for her! So close family and friends- keep on the lookout for some good mail this week!

Senior Drama Banquet Night!

June is going to be filled with so many achievements for Chelsea. We had her senior drama banquet last month and was recognized for being a part of the theatre club for the past two years. It would have been four but dang that Covid for canceling drama productions! It was a nice evening for her to be recognized among her fellow peers and the speeches and treats she was given by certain members of the drama club were so sweet. I am one proud mama!

Chelsea's Final High School Drama Production - ANYTHING GOES!

So many lasts of my baby girl that included her final drama production of "Anything Goes" which was one of my faves. She had so much fun being a part of this show and the support she received from friends coming to watch her perform was so humbling. It's so wonderful to see our kids having a great time behind the scenes as well as on stage. It was a fun and wonderful production and saddening to know that this might be the last time to see any of my kids acting on stage. Noah will be in 8th grade next year and he really isn't into middle school theatre. He loves going to broadway shows and watching his sisters perform on stage but who knows. There might be hope for him yet as to be in drama productions in high school when he mentioned "how cool and different it is compared to middle school shows" while watching the show. So...who knows!

Now for a huge photo dump...

Chelsea's Senior Night-Tennis.

 

This past Monday was senior night for chelsea and she was recognized for her accomplishments and hard work in being the best tennis player she can be. Three coaches, four tennis partners, 25 teammates, and four years of 324 tennis matches! Can’t believe this is the end of Chelsea’s high school tennis career and she ended up winning her last match! 

I have also witnessed how soooo many of the younger girls loved and looked up to her. These young women were (are) like the little sisters Chelsea never had. For Chelsea, it wasn’t always about winning, but making it a team effort and paying attention to the younger girls who needed a boost as they themselves are learning to have a love for the game. Bittersweet for sure as she’ll miss them when she graduates and as she hangs up her tennis racket for the time being.