Friday, September 20, 2013

The Eagle Project, Take 1

When you have 4 boys, and your are LDS, and you participate in the scouting program....YOU SPEND PERHAPS MORE TIME THAN YOU WANT thinking about scouting.  So, it is which much enthusiasm (and a little exhaustion) that I announce that Noah has finished his project, and will soon be an Eagle Scout.

Noah has played the cello since he was 5.  He has been part of the Albuquerque Youth Symphony program off and on since 5th grade.  So, it was a perfect fit that the AYS building needed some service done.  He cleaned up the back lot behind the building, put in a fence, laid cement to help with the drainage and did some painting.  All in all it was fantastic.  He organized over 75 people, got cement donated and learned a whole lot along the way.
BEFORE

cement getting delivered




TEAM WORK

THE AUGER, EVERY MANS DREAM MACHINE
AFTER

Noah's first cello teacher, Sato-san.  He was a great fit for a little boy....they would have light saber wars with their bows. Can't believe this kid will be 15 in a few days.  How time flies!

2 comments:

McEntire Family said...

What a fabulous Eagle project! Have to say I'm not looking forward to three of these in a row! :) Great job Lines crew!

Sharee Gariety said...

Great job. We are trying to get psyched about cranking out a few eagles over here too. I love the picture of Gabe and the man's dream machine--can't remember what its called. I've seen him make that face before with his tongue sticking out the side. Love it.