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AWANA

The boys complete a year of AWANA. They loved going and they were rockstars at learning their verses. Aiden finished his book and Sage did his book, his review book and an extra credit book. They worked hard and I know they loved socializing with their friends as well. AWANA is a fabulous way for them to spend their Wednesday evening but I'll be honest, I'm so glad for a break. The Wednesday night AWANA pick up and drop off was my least favorite of all. Considering Tom was always the one to pick them up I'm not sure why I hated it so much, but it's obviously worth it. Those verses are hidden in their hearts forever. They both had speaking parts in their end of the year program. Sage did great but was so shy about being up there that he made funny faces each time I made I contact with him. I kinda wish he'd never grow up because I love the cute little way he has about him.




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