January 2022 Wrap Up...

 What happened in January?  I'll tell you!

I joined a coaching program called 2K for 2K to learn how to sell coaching and to get coaching support.  I love it!  I cleaned up my offer in six weeks and feel really good about talking about coaching and my coaching!

Clare hit her knee cap on something in the van we took from the airport to our van after Belize and partially dislocated her knee cap.  She has been confined to limited movement while it heals and starting physical therapy.  She cannot dance.  She is very disappointed.  

We dog sat two dogs for a friend.  It was kind of a nightmare.  We only had to go over a few times a day but we are not animal people.  We don't know how to handle it.  The big dog was so hyper and would barf if he got excited.  Clare spent one night at the house to help the dog be a little more calm.  It was crazy.

Will and I had a date in San Jose where we met some of the Stanford wrestlers, went to dinner, and a comedy show.  It was a fun night!

Adell had a twinning moment with me a little bit ago and now a twinning moment with Dad!

We hear from Wyatt here and there.  He started his first job in Utah/Idaho.  He stocks shelves at night at a new WinCo grocery store.  He worked a few days then got exposed to COVID and had to isolate for a week before he could get back to work.  A bumpy start but a start nonetheless!

I preformed a massive garage clean out and organization.  I got rid of a van full of stuff for donations, several trash bags full of trash stuff, and lots of big items to be donated on our large donation day in February.  It was a very rewarding day's work.

My dad, who has been through all the ups and downs of a cancer diagnosis for the last six years, decided to stop chemo and let the cancer take it's course.  He had been feeling miserable and decided the extra 6 months the chemo might give him were not worth it if he was nauseous, tired, and in pain all the time.  After two weeks off the chemo he started feeling better and enjoying food that made him sick before, like lollipops.

Clare's dance team had their first of three competitions.  Clare could not dance but did go cheer her team on.  It was really hard.  Her team did the best they ever have and ended up winning the whole thing.  Clare was delighted for her team and so supportive.  In the same instant, she was gutted and sad she was not dancing with them.  It was hard!

 

We decided to become a one car family in February when the lease on my mini van is up.  We decided we would order, and wait for, another Tesla.  Go all in on fully electric vehicles.  We test drove the model of Tesla we will get in August.  It has an optional (tiny) third row of seats.  Colter is the only one who will fit in it.  

 

Tesla ordered, waiting game started!

And that wraps up our January of 2022.  Back to school for the 2022 part of the school year.  There is some talk of when masks might come off but no concrete news.  There were some outbreaks after the holidays.  One day over 30 kids tested positive at the high school.  Clare attended two birthday parties that ended up being super spreader events in her friend group.  However, she never tested positive!  Lucky duck.