All these pictures are taken by Daniel, post- preschool. I forgot to bring my camera when we dropped her off. I nearly died. But I didn't, Daniel resuscitated me. He's a good man, that one.
Yesterday was the day. My little girl started preschool, what a weird feeling that was. I hated coming home and seeing the lack of life in our house. Eve is a little light - shining and bright, her excitement for life reflecting throughout the house. Our home was so quiet and boring with her gone. But, no tears were shed, we were too happy for her.Eve was super excited; she absolutely loved everything about going to school, especially having a backpack and lunch pail. It was funny because with her being so tiny, she was nearly tipping over from the backpack's size! When I left she was painting and I knew then that all would be well. That girl loves to paint.
When I saw Eve get out of the van, after school, I barely recognized her for the layers of dirt she had all over her body! She had a blast! They painted, gardened, helped with the animals, had story time, snack and sang songs.
Eve even had a little boy tell her that she was mean, which seemed to nearly break her little heart. We talked about it and found she handled that particular situation just the way Daniel and I taught her to. Though, it is never easy to have someone think badly of your child, it was good to see her live out the principles we teach her day after day. Sometimes I have wondered if that stuff is even getting through!
All in all everyone's heart is still intact. We had an exhausted, but happy, little girl on our hands last night. A relieved little boy, with his "Ce-Ce" back home, and parents who can't believe how big their baby is. Where do the years go?
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Such a happy girl!
Mom L
So cute. Yea, Eve. I haven't yet signed Seth up for P-K. I'm having separation anxiety just thinking about it.
sounds like she had a great day- glad to hear it went so well! Its funny you said she was so tiny cause when I saw the pic of her by the cubbys I was going to ask if she was tall, or if the cubbys were just short :) She seems tall to me!
Hardest day in a Mom's life is seeing that first child go to school. I took this from another mothers blog."The Days are Long,but the Years are Short" amen to that. I remember my sons first day...he had a great time...I cried all day. When he got on the BIG bus it looked like it swolled him up, he was so little.
I love the pic of you and the hubby...Adorable!
Your little one is precious. My eldest daughter went to pre-school and didn't like it so I didn't send the other kids either. With four kids at home they weren't lacking companionship by any means plus we had dance and piano lessons and loads of cousins around.
I cried when I sent them to Kindergarten, then decided to homeschool for a few years.
Thanks for stopping by.
Such a happy little gal. Alex starts next year Granted he will be three but he's excited. Espcecially since sissy goes to the same school (5th grade). Glad she had a great day!
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