Jeff JeffThe girls played great and beat UFA 12G Black 5-1 in the first of 2 games on Saturday Direct link to the video
2nd of 2 goals by Jack:
And the Oscar for sports cinematography goes to Jeff Cohan for his March 2025 coverage of his granddaughter’s end-to-end run in an afternoon soccer game.
Inspired by Glitter Bombers, we did a fun art project this week: batiking shirts and canvas bags.
I joined Jonathan and Isabella at East Roswell Park today to watch Grayson’s soccer game-turned-practice (when the other team didn’t show). Izzy was bored with what Jonathan and I were discussing (e.g., drainage issues at 1065 and the 7429 deck project), and she was determined to persuade dad to let her play Candy Crush on his iPhone.
It took a while, but she persisted. And succeeded.
I am so proud of daughter Sarah. She is such a great daughter, friend, and mother. (I’ll leave it to Jonathan to speak to the “wife” category. But if he wants to stay in the circle of trust, he knows what to say.)
We’ve been locked down for weeks now, and Sarah continues to provide the environment and encouragement for her sweet kids to experience joy and wonder through it all.
Here is a selection of videos she has taken of the kids being kids.
Yesterday, Day #29 of the COVID-19 quarantine — I’m considering Day #1 was March 16th, when the CDC’s “15 Days to Slow the Spread” guidelines were announced, even though Friday, 3/13 was the last time I ventured into the public, to vote early — was a beautiful day here in north Fulton Country.
The Seyfred homestead was, as always, bustling with activity.
Sarah Jane persists in keeping normal alive for her brood, conducting home school as always, and making sure that nature and play and fun are central ingredients in the education and lives of those 5 beautiful children.
As you may know, Jonathan and Sarah got baby chicks for the kids — 6 in the spring of 2017, when there were only 3.75 kids (Jackson Allan would arrive on June 12th; Little Baby Jacob Sawyer “Cinco” Seyfred wouldn’t show up for another 2 years) — and then another 6 in the spring of 2018.
