I dropped Hunter off ahead of time at the science fair after our heart shaped pepperoni pizza for our Valentine’s Day family dinner. Nathan was judging a different grade level. When I later arrived to see and hear Hunter present, I sensed a bit of stress and tension. He was nervous. As he later told me, “I just had so much to say, Mom and didn’t have enough time!” He is indeed my talkative son. And thankfully God gave him science skills and Nathan to talk to about science and science fair projects. I went to a larger high school that never required science fair projects. I would be smarter today if I had completed them.
The little sisters had zero interest in walking around the science fair. I told them then they had to sit nicely and quietly. How did that go?
Rolling around the stage and wrestling became their form of science fair entertainment. In the end, Hunter won a top award for his project and advances now the regional competition. His nerves and desire to have a strong and competitive project paid off this year.
Congratulations to Hunter!
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
congrats to hunter!! he’s inherited his mother’s poise and presentation skills!
Go Hunter!!
Good job Hunter!!!
Marisa
Congrats and good luck Hunter. I have a son with the same problem 🙂 too much to say and not enough time. Well, it sure isn’t the worst problem to have. So glad that Hunter has the opportunity for a science fair. I agree, I didn’t have to do science projects growing up but I with I had. It would have made me a better person in a lot of ways.
The skills Hunter demonstrated today will serve him well into his future. Congratulations!