The Rogers Family

Saturday, June 21, 2008

Getting ready to cruise again!

The gang is packing up as I type this! Barb, Mark, Ashley, Greg, Hillary, Grandma Rogers, Guy, Marilyn, Garth, Kate, Meredith, Joe and Lexie are ready to set sail!!!!

Monday, June 16, 2008

Lunch with the family in Waco

Steve, Guy and Marilyn drove down to Lake Granbury to pick up Steve's boat. drove around the lake and had a great time looking at houses and soaking up a few rays. Drove down to Waco and met Mike, Nora, and Dad for lunch. Dad took the photos and passed them on.

Mike and Steve

Mar and Guy

Mike and Nora

Sunday, June 01, 2008

Just missing Guy!

This was taken at the wedding a few weeks ago. Guy will be home next Saturday for three weeks. School is out on the 5th for my kiddos and the 6th for me. The cruise is coming up on the 22nd and all of us are looking forward to it.

Monday, May 26, 2008

AK and Greg's Wedding

Friday, May 23, 2008

Rehearsal Dinner

Mer plays Beer Pong

Grandma realizes that she is a cougar.

Ginger with the Bass Family

Signing the bottle

Marilyn and her favorite mother-in-law

Mer and Kate sipping on margaritas.

Love............

Monday, May 12, 2008

Ashley's Bridal Shower in Tulsa

Jenny and Renee

Annie showing us her shoes!

Barb, Jenny and Ginger (Greg's mom)

First ones there!

Grandma Rogers with Meredith and Kate

Sawyer and Hillary

Monday, May 05, 2008

Marilyn Made the Frisco Web Page!

Ashley Students Enjoy Vocabulary Parade (April, 2008)
Extravagant! Glitter! Gaudy! Princess! These could be words to describe television and movie superstars, but they were actually words that marched in Ashley Elementary’s first Vocabulary parade. This event, an inspiration from the book Miss Alaineus: A Vocabulary Disaster, had everything including a parade marshal and a surprise guest.
After listening to the story of a girl who takes an embarrassing mistake on a vocabulary assignment and turns it into a golden opportunity at the school vocabulary parade, Ashley second and third grade students found words to illustrate on a poster. Many students then took those words home and created costumes and props to carry in the parade.
Michelle Mayo, librarian and parade marshal, led the parade around the school demonstrating “Miscalculate” with an incorrect calculator. Also in the parade, second grade teacher Marilyn Rogers “regally” walked the halls in her sequins and tiara. Janet Cooksey, Second grade teacher, was “entangle” into the parade with extension cords wrapped around her body. Students were surprised with the guest appearance of the Liberty High School Baseball team and their coach Scott McGarrh as they illustrated the word “Team.”
Second and third grade students paraded up and down the halls showing off their words. At the end of the parade each class selected their “Best in class.” The group burst with excitement, as these students were given the opportunity to march across the stage as their words and definitions were read out loud at the Friday assembly. “The parade exceeded my expectations. It was a lot of fun. The kids really had a good time with it,” third grade teacher, Leanne Crane said after the parade.