
My sister Kim came to visit me in St. Louis at the end of April. It was so fun seeing her again and I was prepared to pull out all the stops. We went to the City Museum, the art museum, the zoo, the Butterfly House (sadly, it was closed), ate out at the Hill, checked out Historic St. Charles, saw my husband's play, and of course treated ourselves to Ted Drewes- all in 5 days! It was crazy fun, and fairly exhausting...but oh well. Rebecca also drove in to join us for a 24 hour period. I think my favorite time of the whole week was when the three of us were talking to Melissa on the phone- it was just like we were teenagers again, without the hormones. To top it all off we paraded into church together all wearing black and white dresses, and no, we did not plan that. It was a fabulous week. I sure do love these girls!

Fun times at the City Museum




So this year's medical school musical was "A Funny thing happened on the way to the Forum", it was Michael's third and he decided that in addition to having a fairly large roll he also wanted to work as a producer. I helped out at the beginning teaching group vocals but once Trevor was born I only assisted a bit in personal solo voice lessons, which was a new experience for me and really fun. I sure love teaching. The musical was a bit different, it was more of a comedy with random funny music thrown in. It was really funny, although we didn't feel all th


"And flowers, I should have flowers."
