Cam was excited to roll a Yahtzee on this play and proceeded to proclaim it quite a few times!
However, as boys tend to do, they kept pretty busy. Chris and Cam, his supervising assistant, worked on a software project called "raspberry pie" while Jane was out of town. Essentially, it's a video/camera interface that you enable by coding the software. Shown here is the video being projected on the tv.
Also, while Cam's mom was away, the Forest Hills Focus newsletter showed up in everyone's mailbox. The lead story was Meadow Brook’s Project Unify: Not All Superheroes Wear Capes. A grant was approved and provided to Meadow Brook's social worker, Ms. Ginny, The grant supports four main areas: a unified sport, a school-wide campaign for diversity/acceptance for all, inclusive community service projects, and a Youth Activation Committee. Meadow Brook has the youngest population of students participating in Project Unify in Michigan. There are 70 students participating in Project Unify and LINKS at Meadow Brook this year. Click on this link to access the full article: Focus Newsletter
Over the weekend, Cam ventured to Emma's house to check out the backyard ice rink. A favorite ice rink sport is broomball. Cam is trying out his "brooming" skills in the frigid weather.
It's such a simple quote, but one that's so true.
As Dorothy says "There's no place like home!"
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