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I have to add two things- First, Dylan started Tae Kwon Do at the end of the summer and he advanced from a white belt to a yellow belt today. He was great!
He did all the chopping, kicking and "HA!" yelling required to become a yellow belt but most impressive:
That's right! He broke a board with his chopping action. First try!

Also I thought of a funny story from Caitlin that I might forget if I don't write it down now. The other day she very thoughtfully told me, "Mom, I think God must be good at science." I agreed and asked her why she thought so. "Well, He made all this stuff!" she told me. Cute, huh?
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Ken said…
Wow, $60 and we get to keep the BOARD! I bet you didn't know that "tae kwon" is Korean for "costs a lot of."
October 28, 2010 at 8:43 PM
myrna said…
Watch out! Everything in your house is now fair game as practice for that Hai ya chop!!! What fun kids. Loved Katie's story about God being good a science! Such a great mind in that tiny body!
October 29, 2010 at 11:19 AM
gwyn said…
He looks all cute and pink and sweaty. Blue belt, here we come! (Is blue next? I really can't remember.)
November 1, 2010 at 8:38 PM
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