Dondi’s Birthday Weekend

Emory's Journey: From Newcomer to Star in Willy Wonka

In Central Middle School's adaptation of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Emory, a newcomer, took on the lead role of Willy Wonka. It was his first time in a leading position and his debut in singing on stage. Despite initial challenges, Emory's dedication and passion led to an amazing performance.

With meticulous rehearsals and unwavering support, Emory embraced the role with enthusiasm. As the day of the performance arrived, anticipation filled the auditorium. Emory, in character as Willy Wonka, walked down the aisle, preparing to take center stage and mesmerize the audience.

He captivated the audience with his portrayal, receiving thunderous applause as he brought the whimsical character to life. Emory's journey reminds us that greatness lies beyond comfort zones. His story is an inspiration for aspiring actors, showing that dreams can take center stage with hard work and determination.

Bravo, Emory. Bravo.

Middle School Science Fair

Congratulations to Emory and all the middle school students for placing in the 2nd Annual District Wide Science Fair. So many great projects! 

Goodbye 201 Canyon Gap Rd.

After 23 years, my parents made the bittersweet decision to sell their beloved home nestled in the woods. It was more than just a house; it was a sanctuary my dad meticulously built. It was where Mom cared for her plants, and where they found comfort together on their porch swing.

In those woods, we crafted memories that became the foundation of our family story — from the shared joy of birthday celebrations and holidays to summers spent in the parked pop-up camper in the driveway. The trees bore witness to the milestones, the laughter, and the quiet moments of reflection

Some of our favorite memories include watching the boys ride big wheels down the driveway, floating paper boats down the babbling brook, catching lizards, worms, and frogs, feeding the fox and deer stale leftovers to sleeping in the two-story treehouse. One memory we will never forget are the golf cart rides at dusk—these moments will forever be some of our fondest memories.

Yet, as time moves forward, so do we. It's time for them to bid adieu to the endless chores and upkeep of a sprawling house and acreage. But the memories, oh, they will remain forever etched in our hearts.

I'll miss you 201 Canyon Gap Rd. 😓

I Am Texas Winner - Largest Published Book in the World

Emory's "Not the Whole Truth" story was chosen for the largest book published globally, "I am Texas." Picture this: a colossal book towering at 7 feet tall and 11 feet wide, weighing a whopping 496 pounds, and officially registered in the Guinness Book of World Records! At the event, Emory had a blast signing autographs and shaking hands with the legendary I-Guy. It was a fun-filled celebration of literature and Texas-sized excitement!

Farewell Wimberley Home