I put away the sewing machines last week. It felt so good to be done! The backpack project was a much harder project than I’ve tried to tackle in the past and it felt like a disaster and a mistake but in the end 76/77 students finished their bags and the worst grade I gave was a C (the one student has been MIA for 2 weeks). Early on it seemed like I wouldn’t have one student succeed and to have basically all of them succeed was amazing! It felt good to put the machines away though, it was exhausting to help students all day learn how to sew…exhausting!
I took work off Friday so we could come down to Utah to attend Sarah’s celebration of life service. Scott flew down on Tuesday to help comfort and support Clark. I had to drive which is not my favorite and driving in Utah stresses me right out. I do not do well on the freeway but I did it. I can do hard things!
I could not believe how many people came to the service. Most people showed up in track suits or dressed up because Sarah loved to dress up! It was so fun to see people go all out to honor Sarah. I wish we would have taken a big picture of all of the many many tracksuits. Some were matching and epic! She was such an extrovert and loved everyone. People shared memories of her and so many people said Sarah was her best friend. She was so kind, loving, and accepting. She was truly special and we will miss her. We are sad for Clark and for his loss.
It was fun to see Scott’s family and my kids have so much fun playing with their cousins. Nana put together an Easter egg hunt and massive Easter baskets. It was great! Now to get ready for the work week.