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BACK TO SCHOOL

 
 School started August 26, 2013! I couldn't be happier. Don't get me wrong, I love my kids, but you mix in hot summer days that are long and you have to spend half the time entertaining them...yea...I was ready for school to start! Our little guy is officially a PRE-K student. He loves everything about his "new-big school". Plus he gets to go where his sister Jessie goes and that just makes his day to be able to walk in with her every morning. He gets out at 11am. We have our afternoon alone time which allows me to help him with homework, eat lunch with him and take naps. He loves everything about his class and his teacher!

 
 Jessie is growing and maturing into a great young lady. She is now in 3rd grader. And really thinks its something to be proud of that her class is upstairs at school. That's where all the big kids go, you see. She will be learning multiplication this year and that has made her very nervous!

 
And Jill. The 7th grader. No longer a small fish in the big pond. Her 17 year old attitude has taken the back seat for now. I think it will turn up a bit going into 8th grade. She is still in orchestra and has taken on athletics. She made the volleyball team!

Here's to another successful school year. Routines, schedules, games, overnight field trips, making new friends and loosing old ones, sleepovers, school parties, birthday parties, meeting new moms, getting to know the teachers, early mornings, lots of coffee, homework, multiplication, dental check-ups, eye appointments, after school snacks, lots of pre-teen texting, boy problems, holidays, and counting down to next summer!! HAPPY SATURDAY!

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