MacBeth

Seamus' death scene:

Seamus started off the show with his fight scene:

Devon and Seamus played father and son (Old Siward and Young Siward). Faolain was able to come home overnight to see the boys.

The family and Skoozie!

Grandma and the boys!

Nanny and Pop and the boys! (and Seamus' bloody hand)

Devon leading the charge!

"Huzzah!"

The show began with a darkened auditorium and Devon played "When the Battle's Over."

And again at Intermission after Banquo's death scene.

It was a great experience and they loved learning all the stage fighting and all. Perfect show for teenage boys!

Devon's Senior Picture!

The Turkey Bowl 2008

These guys mean business...

....and so do they!

Devon's final football banquet

T sporting his basketball duds!

Our trip to San Antonio

A Mexican band played along the Riverwalk while we ate lunch. The Riverwalk was beautiful and right outside our hotel. We had a cocktail boat cruise one night. El mercado is a traditional Mexican marketplace in San Antonio. Some traditional dancers performed the day we were there. The Cathedral is very very old and ornate. We had fun.

Mike's party

NYC

Central Park Zoo.

Museum of Natural History
Central Park West
Chillaxin at the hotel before heading home.

Mars 2112 Restuarant

Natural History Museum


We packed in a lot of fun stuff while we were there and subwayed it all over the place. It was a nice get away.

Faolain's graduation party

I didn't get too many pictures from the party, but there were about 200+ people. Seamus entertained everyone with his guitar. A bunch of the kids slept over. It was fun. Everyone helped out a lot!! Thank you!!

And finally...Faolain's BCHS graduation!

Thanks to everyone for coming to the graduation. Mr. Lytle, the school board president, mentioned Faolain and her contributions to school and the community in his speech. It was very nice.

Seamus' graduation was next....

Seamus was recognized at graduation along with another student for outstanding contribution to choir. We enjoyed a nice lunch with Nanny and Pop and Grandma and Bacca at Friday's.....it's become a tradition.