Soooo excited for great nephew, Preston! His 7th grade basketball team too 1st place! They went undefeated this season! The lovely pandemic allows only one spectator to attend a game. So, it's either mom, or dad. P.S. The reason I am behind on this blog is that I can't post on "chrome." I have to use "Firefox." Bleh

REAR VIEW MIRROR

BRING BACK THE GOOD OLD DAYS

Since the start of this lovely 

Corona Virus Pandemic,

I have done a lot of thinking about

the "Good Old Days!"

I was never going to be one of those people.

The people that always reflected on the past,

and their growing up years.

I personally never thought I would be in 

my 60's!!!

But, here I am . . . living the dream of 

being on Social Security while there's still some!

This photo is sooooo true!

Cartoons were only on Saturday mornings!

(Except "The Flintstones" that came on Friday nights."

And . . . this was how a weekend went:

FIRST HAIRCUT

Time for a "Big Boy" 

haircut for Kai!

This man has now cut

4 generations of Wilcox men's hair!

Look who's turned into a big boy!!!

15 months

about 1 1/2 months until 

baby sister arrives!

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Amanda Crenshaw was a student in my most favorite class!

1989-1990.

She has taught several grades in her teaching career.

She is soooo kind!

I also taught her sister, Liz.

Black Ridge Elementary PTA

July 8 at 5:26 PM

 

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Congratulations to Miss Crenshaw she is our 

2019-2020 Outstanding Educator! 

She is one of Black Ridge Elementary 2nd grade teachers.

#PROUDMISSMITCHELLMOMENT

PROTEST VS RIOT

ALEXA

"Alexa" is the "Siri" for your home.

I VOTED . . . 2020 PRIMARY

THE 2020 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
WAS DONE TOTALLY BY MAIL.
MY FORMER NEIGHBOR'S 16 YEAR OLD 
GRANDSON RECEIVED A BALLOT.
YOU CAN'T TRUST MAIL IN BALLOTS.

THE DATES REPRESENTED ARE:
1870 . . . UTAH WOMEN FIRST VOTED IN
A NATIONAL ELECTION

1920 . . . AMENDMENT GIVING ALL WOMEN
THE RIGHT TO VOTE

1965 . . . CHANGES IN SOUTHERN STATES VOTING.
YOU DID NOT NEED TO TAKE A LITERACY TEST TO VOTE

2020 . . . 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE WOMEN'S VOTE

AND, FROM THAT GREAT
HOPE OF AMERICA SONG:
VOTING IS A PRIVILEGE, RESPONSIBILITY.
IT'S THE BASIC RIGHT THAT KEEPS THIS COUNTRY FREE.

HERE'S WHO I'M VOTING FOR:

IF 2020 . . .

LETTERED

Cole participated in the state shoot.

He lettered in Trap & Sporting Clays!

He also tied for 3rd place on sporting clays

in his division!
Cole will be a junior at Payson High School.

#ProudAuntieAnnMoment

FIRST & LAST DAYS, 2020

COLE, HALEY, LILY

PAYSON HIGH SCHOOL . . . GOSHEN ELEMENTARY

CAMRY
8TH GRADE
LAKE MOUNTAIN MIDDLE 

CARTER 
4TH GRADE
SAGE HILLS ELEMENTARY

DRIVE-BY RETIREMENT

Lynnell (Shelley) Fox has been one of my dearest

friends since the mid 1960's.

I met Lynnell in 2nd grade.

Renae's grandfather is Lynnell's great grandfather.

George F. Shelley.

Namesake of Shelley Elementary.

(You can't name schools anymore after

people or towns)

We went to school together.

Had dancing lessons together.

Lynnell went to Weber State with Raylene & Renae.

She married Terry write before we started teaching.

She started teaching in Ogden where they lived.

Then, they moved to American Fork to live in

her grandfather's home, across the street from Renae.

She taught at Geneva Elementary, then she began the

"Frisky Fox Preschool"

After 19 years, she was hired to teach at

Greenwood Elementary.

(Renae's dad was the first principal,

and was there for years.)

Lynnell taught 19 preschool, and

19 in 2 districts.

Terry was a policeman in Ogden and

American Fork.  

Then, he was the Chief of Police.

After retiring from that, he was a policeman

at BYU.

I saw him a few times at games.

Good luck with retirement!!!