We interrupt your normal Jolly Jabber programming to share these precious photos with you.
Today our Sweet Pea Emma went to Kindergarten. It is such a bittersweet and proud moment for us. We canβt wait to see what the future holds for her.
We interrupt your normal Jolly Jabber programming to share these precious photos with you.
Today our Sweet Pea Emma went to Kindergarten. It is such a bittersweet and proud moment for us. We canβt wait to see what the future holds for her.
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It's not possible! Surely she's still just a wee babe in arms! She's adorable, Kimberly!
She looks like she is ready – hope it was a good day for all involved π
Hi Kimberly!
She looks happy to me. She'll do just fine..:-) Bit the question is… " How Is Mom: ?
Susan
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I can't believe it!!! She's already going to K??? Where did the time go? I must have blinked…she looks completely adorable. Hugs…
How cute!
Oh, my, how does time fly so fast?
I hope you take pictures every day. After three or four weeks of school kindergarteners are usually different people. Such a bittersweet thought!
What a cutie! I never felt teary with my other kids, but when my baby went to kinder I cried as I drove away from the driveway of the school…they grow up too fast!
I wish the best for her. Your photos remember me some years ago when my xhildren began the kindergarden.
A beginning of a whole new era for Emma and you. It is lovely to see them happy at all stages of their lives. I still have a little one in Year 1 and he is growing up so fast.
She looks adorable! I was in your shoes last year… may kindergarten be wonderful!
I know she will have a great year.
Precious photos. The beggining of some wonderful years at school.
So cute, and wow what a pretty school! π
PS – I'm not a robot, but even I can't read most of the codes I'm supposed to enter. I had to try over 3 times each post. π
Hang on tight….time is about to speed up!
So sweet. And hooray for you for taking pictures of Emma with her parents. Those will be treasures for her someday–you know she'll look at them and say, "Oh, they look so young!"