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During the fall its pretty much whats going on in the Johnson family, whether we are watching it on TV or in person its what we do(some more than others, I refuse to continue watching BYU getting their butts kicked). Since moving to Denver we have become Broncos fans,( even though Chad may not admit it)what can I say after you attend a few games you can't help but love it. So instead of a Cowboys sweatshirt, Logan has a Broncos one. Lets hope it gives them better luck, so far they're not looking so hot. This past Thursday we took the whole family to Taylor's Varsity game, the kids loved it and Logan even fell asleep. On Saturday Taylor had his JV game and had 4 passing TDs and 1 running TD. We were so excited they won because they had the worst refs. ever. We honestly thought the refs. were part of the other team. Our boys would not even block towards the end of the game because they did not want another penalty. All I can say is "Congrats Mustangs, for beating both Palmer and the Refs".
Whit had her first home volleyball game. She has never played volleyball before and she made the freshman team. Both her serves made it over the net for points and she hit the ball back for another. I took a ton of pictures but because of the brightness in the gym they did not turn out. Here are a few that did.
Yesterday was the little kids first day of school. Mckay is in 4th grade, Peyt in 1st and Hanny in preschool. Sending the boys of was easy, it had been a long summer and we were ready for school to start. So I thought I was doing good but on my way to take Hannah the tears started flowing. I thought to myself did I not just do this with Peyt a few months ago but now he was in school all day. His teacher gets to spend more time with him than I do. As I looked back in my rear view mirror at Hannah, I could not believe she was old enough to be going to preschool and soon she would be in Kindergarten. Where had the time gone, at least I had Logan. In the end everyone had a great day at school and I made it through another mile stone with out to many tears.