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| Grace and I are off to Immigration Day! She was so excited to portray her assigned identity, Marina. She is an 18 year old Polish girl, coming to this country to pursue a career in singing, hoping to wind up at the Met. For this reason, she hopes to avoid marriage ;) She is healthy and happy and has $134 to start her journey. |
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| Laughing with our beloved school nurse as we head in. |
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| In line for her character evaluation. Each fourth grader needed to go through four stations, to check their health, vocation, character, etc., to see how qualified they were for citizenship. |
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| Approved for citizenship! Marina was extremely happy about this. |
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| Our state senator and state representative were on hand to deliver flags to the new citizens. |
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| The superintendent of school leads the children in the loyalty oath. |
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| The state senator speaks about citizenship. |
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| And our state representative addressed the crowd as well. |
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| Then Suki, Kate and I went to pick up Laila for her lacrosse game, played here in our town. |
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| They really loved watching her play in the goalie position. |
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| With our sweet Lauryn. |
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| Post-game happiness. |
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| Looking out at the bunny. |
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