Paul got the internship! Also, it will turn into a part time job in the fall (he has a few more classes to finish up) if they feel they work well together. This development is moving at the rate of six (cookie-cutter) houses a month, so you can imagine that it will be a busy place. Paul is excited! He will be working on scheduling and infrastructure (i'm not really sure what that means) and helping manage things.

Paul has an interview today: Please pray for him if you get a chance! It is for a summer internship with a developer in the area (and by area I mean our county, which is what were hoping for).

Also, our chicks are beginning to hatch. Every year we hatch chicks in our classroom. I love this celebration of life. They are so fragile and have to be handled with care. It's good for the kids to have a part in such an important task. There are two that are just beginning to poke holes in thier shells, and I hope is that the students will be able to watch the hatching process from beginning to end.