It's April...

...so that means track is still going on, today is Andrew's birthday, March Madness is almost over, and this was General Conference weekend (it was amazing, of course). Plus, Eric has a new enterprise (just call me Charity).

Eric is the farthest face on the left. He and some friends watched Conference together.

 Having nothing to do with the month of April...actually this happened in March...poor Hannah and her friend Becky were rear-ended on Thursday. A trip to the ER tells us that they are OK (and we are praying the whiplash doesn't rear it's ugly head).

Our car is needing repairs. We think it's not totaled, but then again, it's 17 years old, so the repairs might cost more than the car is worth. We'll see what the insurance company says. The guy who caused the accident has Geico insurance. We'll see if saving 15% on car insurance is worth it or not.

the muffler is hanging down, the trunk is taped shut. :(

Alex's track meet this week was a 2-day event at Reed High School in Reno. Instead of coming home on the bus and going back the next morning, Hannah picked Alex up and he spent the night in Reno. She was able to cheer him on. The local newspaper posted a bunch of photos of the meet online, 3 of which had Alex in them.

I love that you can tell they are really giving it their all

4 x 100 relay with Alex getting ready to pass the baton to William

the hand off!

Hannah sent me some photos, too.

Alex and Rusty

Speaking of the local paper, in Wednesday's paper they printed some photos from the previous week's track meet. One picture was of Alex, but they mislabeled it and his caption reads, "Jacob Perazzo banks around a curve in Churchill County High School's track during the Elks Invitational."

Well, my dreams of winning the family's March Madness contest ended yesterday when South Carolina lost. We are down to 2  possible winners. If UNC beats Gonzaga, then Tyler wins. If it goes the other way around, Mom Perazzo wins. Good luck!

And HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANDREW!!! He's 27 today. How blessed we are to have him as part of our family. He is a great example to his siblings and just a joy to us.

Eric's new enterprise is explained in this video: