Pictures of the Porge

Jorja has wanted to run for freshman class officer for about a year now. We thought she would be unable to run because she was in the Chinese program. The student government class was held at the same time as her Chinese class. Stockton's counselor called me and by chance I was told that only the Freshman President has to change their schedule. Now, Jorja has thought about running again. Her main two she is thinking about are vice president and public relations. She's worried that Bode will go for vice president and worried that Brenton will go for public relations. She doesn't want to run against either of them. I'm super happy with her advisory teacher, so it's a little scary to have her run. She will have Struiksma for all four years as it is now. I can't think of one other teacher better than Struiksma to watch out for Jorja during high school. Perfect teacher for her personality.

Anyways, Jorja finally narrowed down her campaign and we took pictures of her for the campaign. She looks so grownup to me, it's kind of scary. This first picture is my favorite.

Jorja

Jorja didn't really want to do anything with her name, she thinks no one would get it. Mike figured out how to personalize a Georgia license plate. He had it say things like JRJA4VP. We started thinking of things that she could use to go along with the license plate. It is turning out pretty cute. Here are different random pictures we took of Jorja today.

 I think she's trying to make an 'A' with her fingers, it looks more like a backwards 'P'

 Now with an old racing costume we've had for years. Barely fits, but whatever . . .

 She barely fits into the jeep too, so it's all good

Jorja trying to hula-hoop a tire ~ it did not go well.

Mike helped Jorja make files of posters. Because she didn't know exactly what she would end up running for, Mike made a file for each position. Hopefully Jorja will get it printed out at school tomorrow. I told her to hurry and get in line, because it will get backed up fast. Jorja's pretty nervous, but I'm proud of her for going for it. She will have no regrets.