2015
The
year of more change -Danny is still in Boise (yes this was getting old and we
know there is a change coming) Joscie still at Olympus for now, Church at night
and starting my MBA. Oh life got crazy! February 2015 Danny quit his job we
felt it was time and took the risk! Oh boy! Forrest changed high schools that
is another story, but in short it was the best move to make sure he graduated and played water polo which he is great at!
Kenz finished up her
Bachelors degree 2 years after she finished high school! Her Great Grandma was
so proud!
May 13, 2015 my grandma Norma came to Keats 15th birthday her last
family party with us and sang the Norwegian national anthem oh how I wish we
had recoded that! Then the Friday before Memorial Day my grandma had a stroke!
She lived! It was horrible and scary! June came and Ethan GRADUATED after all
his stuff he did it I was so proud of him! Meg finished softball she had a VERY
hard Junior year and kept pushing through.
Keats killed it in Lacrosse and went
on to play summer ball.
Then July hit... I was given an interesting
situation..... And I walked away from Olympus Insurance, I do not want to dwell
on what happened other then it forever changed me to see how some people really
are and that I do not need to keep them in my life. Thankfully even though our
world seemed to get turned upside down we pushed forward! Danny found a
job at Farrs ice cream I went full time at the Church as a supervisor. Kenz
celebrated 1 year of marriage to Carson and working at the Church, Eth started college and
failed out which is fine. Meg started her senior year with cross country, Keats
started her sophomore year and playing lacrosse. October we took what would be
our last family cruise with EVERYONE more details later.... Southern Caribbean!
Then November my grandma turned 90! She was still suffering from her stroke but
she did it she made it to her 90th birthday!
Sadly, December 1st, 2015 one of
the most amazing women I have known passed away my Grandma on her husband my grandfathers
birthday. Her death brought so much emotion for me. I was not working where she
had been working and did not want to be around people who still worked there. I
did it, I went to the funeral not for anyone but myself and my kids. My grandma
deserved that from us! Even with all the "drama" the year was one that taught me how important family really is and we do not need to keep people around who do not really care about you.
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