A Tie a Day - Day #56

For the final day of February. . . .

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Enjoy your Wednesday.

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Here we are on Tuesday.

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A Monday in February.

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Some cartoon fun on pink Friday.

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Welcome to Thursday. (And even a jacket for a ISKL special celebration.)

ISKL Grand Opening

With on-going construction, the Grand Opening was delayed until this day - and then there was a Photo Booth, and lots of fun things to celebrate, including popsicles on the field.  Yum! (and plenty hot!)

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If I would have known this was the half-century mark of ties, would have I chosen differently? (It is one of my favorites because it is easier to match colors when it is just black and white!)

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Enjoy your Tuesday. (And time to start getting rid of some ties?)

Basketball Tournament

So great to get to cheer Rania on as the U13 teams competed in the basketball tournaments for ISAC.  Rania sure has improved over the season and wonderful to get to see her growth and improvement.  Keep working hard!

And big thanks to Coach Collins for helping to inspire and support the girls!

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This was my classic ISKL tie look before the tie isn't quite as in style as I once thought it was.

Out to Dinner

Not entirely sure the story of this picture. . .thinking it is Gabi and her friends out to dinner?  (But could be wrong. . .)

View From the Track

Another glorious day in KL - and such a great sight.

It is also quite hot!  

Track & Field

Enjoying the Track & Field meet, the yearbook sure caught some iconic shots.  What great friendships and great opportunities to run, jump, throw, challenge each other and work toward improving in some of these skills.

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It is a Friday! So how about a fun science theme with the pink shirt?

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Not sure this is the best  tie for Valentine's Day? But you have to wear a tie that hasn't been worn, so 45 are already not possible.

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Welcome to Wednesday.

Reeve as Co-Captain

Also at the Season II Awards for Varsity Basketball, Reeve and Jackson, as co-captains got to help lead the team, thank the coach and share the high hopes for next year with all but one person returning.  Go Panthers!  So proud for Reeve and a great season!

Gabi's JV Basketball Awards

Gabi, among other members on the team, had the chance to get a Season II award for JV Basketball, which included a great season and so much improvement.  Congratulations, Gabi!  So, so proud!

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It is a Tuesday.

The KL Skyline

What a spectacular day with such great views.  A nice view from the MS deck while students stand overlooking the field. 

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Here we are on a Monday.

How to Train Your Dragon

We always enjoy getting to visit AU2 and see a new movie.  For the girls and me it was How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World.  

Is there a better way to celebrate Chinese New Year? 

Chinese New Year

Enjoying the Chinese New Year decorations at the Pavilion - and a rare Doug & Tracy shot. 

The View After Dinner

As dinner wraps up and the weekend approaches, here is what the dinner table starts to look like.  We're doing pretty well at keeping our dinner tradition of having the family stay together and eat together - even with different schedules. 

And now for a much-desired weekend!

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The first day of February 2019 coincides with a Friday - so a pink shirt needs a tie.

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Welcome to Thursday after Chinese New Year and IASAS.  (And combing one's hair isn't always a bad idea!)

Triple Jump

Rania is doing well in Track & Field and great to get to see her compete in the long jump, triple jump and some of the distance running events, including the 4 x 100. 

Ending on a Three-Game Win Streak

It wasn't quite the finish we were hoping for, but some great play on Friday and Saturday left the ISKL boys with the strange statistical anomaly with a the largest win-streak of any IASAS team as we leave the tournament. 

Nice to go away with some wins and look forward to next year.

Fans for Reeve

Singapore did a great job of helping support each team, and this was a sign that was made by some of the Singapore students who were helping to cheer on the ISKL Panthers.  The final result wasn't quite what we had hoped, and we are still so proud of our boys.

An Evening on the Town

We had the chance to visit downtown, where many of the ISKL parents met for some famous Singapore Crab and enjoyed some time near Clark Quays eating delicious food (and expensive!) and enjoying some time together.  Truly, a big victory making us wish that yesterday might have come out differently.