Brynn was busy cleaning and packing last week in preparation for her move up to UND to start college.
Come to find out during actual move-in that the color coding was with purpose - she knew exactly what was in each tote based on the color of the label. :-)
Our move-in time slot was at 11:30 on Saturday. There is major construction going on in Grand Forks, so we made sure to leave early. We got right in line when we were supposed to and the whole process went so smoothly - we unloaded Brynn's stuff from our vehicles to the lawn in front of her hall and student helpers took it all from there and delivered it right to her room while she and Dana parked.
Unleashing the chair!
Brynn had calculated all the measurements for the furniture ahead of time and knew exactly how she wanted everything arranged.
Brynn got everything unpacked while I hung out and Dad went to grab us some lunch to eat back at the dorms. I love how she decorated everything - it is so her.
I'm backing up a bit for Clara as we had back-to-school night last Thursday before she went to the lake. She was able to locate her classrooms and put her stuff in her locker.
Our middle schooler!
She said she wanted to ride the bus this morning instead of having me drop her off. After about 15 years of school drop-offs on the first day, it was pretty weird to not do it this year, but the middle school drop-off system is quite congested, so I wasn't too sad! We watched the bus roaming around on the app before it made its way back onto our street to get Clara. She said it was pretty full!
She was talking all about her day non-stop when I got home, but it was mostly a good report, thankfully. She really likes all her teachers. And her good friend, Cade, is in several classes with her.
And then a very sweet surprise from my boss Jen.
She was pretty tuckered out after her big day at the middle school, but she still wanted to go to the middle school ministry bonfire at church tonight. I'm sure she'll sleep well tonight.
Here's to a great year for both girls! We're so proud of them both.

























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