Kinda a lame week of pictures...
Nothin' on Monday.
I spent 1/2 the day recycling all the cans and bottles we'd collected at the fundraiser the day before. So grateful for Big Colombo's (C2) help that day.
Tuesday, June 5th
The only pictures from the day were the ones Katie sent. How sweet are these?!?!?
C4 had a great gig for 2 weeks. He made great money chauffeuring a friend of friend whose license was suspended. It also led to a full-time internship. C4 loved his 2 weeks and driving the Jeep!
Big Colombo- master dry-waller- is going to help at the East Windsor campus project, which is just the coolest! Colombo took him and Karen up there to tour the site and meet with Brian and Mike.
Phoebe still makes a great snuggle puppy!
Friday, June 8th
Trevor's 6th Grade Sleepover / first night of Youth Group. I know...I can't believe it either. I hope Pastor Sterling's ready for this kid! I'm ever grateful for an active church with active programs for my kids.
Saturday, June 9th
I got to spend a day in the City with 5 of my favorite people! A friend's sister is an actress and just landed her biggest role yet. She is the understudy for the lead in "Summer", a show about Donna Summer's life. She had a couple dates when she knew she'd be in the role, and June 9th was one of them. We had great seats and it was so incredible to see Christina (who I'd seen previously on Hartford Stage) living her dream on ACTUAL Broadway!
As a bonus, her real life husband played her on-stage husband in the show. Sweet!!!
Their daughter came as well, in addition to sisters, nieces, nephews, friends.
Not Christina, but another lead. They walk out of the stage doors and then 2 steps off the sidewalk blend right into the the 8 million in Manhattan and you'd never know.
We took a bunch of great group shots outside the theater, but the one whose phone they were on hasn't passed them along yet. This is the beautiful and wildly talented Christina!
Post-dinner, hearts and bellies full!
Renna's first night in Kids Church!
Sunday, June 10th
I got a new mailbox for Mother's Day. It's a beast and took a village to install!
The before: It weighed almost 400 pounds, so it was a process!










