I tried to get pictures of MattieJo, Savannah's cousin, and her posing together, but they were too busy opening their Starburst candy wrappers they got from their teacher. Needless to say the pictures didn't turn out and the dog chewed the camera so I can only do so much on that thing and hope for the best.
Tomorrow we're meeting her Kindergarten teacher. I am ecstatic other than it is not going to be at the Charter school I had lobbied her for. I pray they'll have an opening sometime. I guess my ideal would be to have all schools run the way Charter schools do, but then again I'm a fuddy-duddy.
I get the feeling sometimes I may be more excited for these milestones than she is, or at least that is what it seems. I even dreamt we went back for more school shopping! A lot of these emotions may however have to do with a) she's a girl b) I'm more mature in my parenthood c) we have a stable family with a mom & a dad. So it probably is me. Just a different season in life I guess and I've really feel God has re-given me this wonderful gift of motherhood to experience in a whole new light. I'm even going to sign up for the PTA! And yet a month ago I was in tears thinking of my baby growing up. This could all change - the first day of school is only 3 weeks away.
2 comments:
She's such a beautiful girl. And from what you write about her, it seems like she'll love kindergarten. As a former teacher, it always seemed harder for the mommies to let go of their little ones than it was for the children to walk on in and get started. Enjoy this milestone and each one after it too.
Boy...you're right...posting about school at the same time...WOW!
I cried my eyes out on my son's first day of Kindergarten. Even though I knew God had chosen his school and he was happy, I had a hard time letting go. I remember just barely making it home before dissolving in tears. I fell on the mat inside our front door and sobbed my little heart out. Seconds lately my door bell rang. I couldn't pretend I wasn't there as our double front doors had glass panes. Whoever was there would have already seen me. I opened the door to find my sister, with coffee and a donut. She knew I'd be struggling and came to encourage me.
I know your little girl will do well. She's a sweetie, and has a loving, supportive mom.
Blessings,
Joy
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