For a while he felt very back and forth on what career was right for him. But he now feels very very good in become a technology/engineering high school teacher! with that he has jumped into his field strongly and is loving it.
-His major is Technology and Engineering Education
-He attends all of his majors parties
-He has ran, been elected and now is the "Technology and Engineering education major club President!" one of his many duties include him leading the monthly seminars they have each month. He will also get a permit to drive around on campus
-He has ran, been elected, tied, and then won being the "National ITEEA President!" (International Technology and Engineering Educators Association). Along with being president he gets to go to different teacher conferences for free - one in California and the other TBA (usually in Washington DC).
-The California teachers conference is this month - March, where he will be gone for 4 days. They will even spend a day as an amusement park.

-Blakes major covers a wide spectrum of topics including videoing, editing, Photoshop, software programs, graphic design, applied physics, woods, metals, plastics, etc. What Blake seems to like the most and wants to end up teaching as of now is: Applied physics and videoing. (we are hoping next year a opening to work at BYU Broadcasting will open up.)
-His classes are extremely fun and interesting - the only down side is they are projected-based classes which lead to a lot of time-consuming homework hours.
Blake is on the Folk Dance Team again this semester and is doing awesome! He will be having a performance this Saturday -March 10. He also attends the folk dance recreation nights they have once a month as well.
Last semester an exhibit went up in the church museum. - its a children exhibit embracing the Latin culture. There is a screen on the wall - where different actors tell a story of people who are great examples in the church. Blake is one of those actors in a screen. He plays the part of a teenage boy who runs track professionally and has enough courage to not do track on Sundays. Blake does it in English and Spanish.

This semester has been a really busy one for Blake - especially with homework time being so demanding but Blake makes time family and fun too! We are lucky to live really close to Wade and Kristi and get to see them often. Recently Blake's oldest sister Nikki moved to bountiful - We joined them and helped with the move. Blake was a huge help. We are very excited for them and enjoyed their new built in hot chocolate machine. We also had a slumber party at my brother Paul and Kari's house. There we ate dinner, talked and had a movie night watching super 8. We have made some trips down to midway as well - this last time it

(Here is Blake racing his brothers Wade and Scott at a family reunion this last summer)
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