We had our first successful model rocket launch yesterday. We had a pretty good time. Unfortunately, the cameraman (me) for the second launch messed up and that wasn't filmed. We used a larger engine for the second launch, so it was even cooler than the one in the video below.
Sarah updated her Flickr photos with some pics of the family. She posted some great ones, here's a taste.
Noah and Jack started school last Tuesday. It was a pretty big day, as it was Jack's first day of Kindergarten. Noah, of course, is an old pro by now being in the third grade. She was excited to get back to her friends and was ready to help her little brother get used to things. Jack was very excited leading up to the big day. We could tell he was starting to get a little nervous, but he was playing it tough. Out at the bus stop the first day all the other kids got on and Jack came back for one last hug from Sarah and me. He then turned to Sarah and asked if he could have just one more kiss. He was so cute. He shed a couple tears, but Sarah walked him up to the bus. He got on, and sat next to his big sister. Both kids made it through their first day and when we asked Jack how it went, his reply was "Great!" The next day Jack got on the bus with a little less trepidation, and school went great again. The week went excellent for both kids, other than Noah having to come home early Friday because of a minor lower intestinal disturbance.
So, we are all sick in the Anderson household. Sarah has actually lost her voice. Over dinner tonight she leaned over the table and said quietly: "Just talking gives me a headache." My response? "Your talking gives me a headache too!" Luckily, this was one of those times she could tell I was speaking in jest. Apparently it is sometimes hard to tell when I am being funny. Sarah says it is because funny is something I am not. I prefer to think that no one else is able to comprehend my extreme sense of humor. A king of comedy, that is me.
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