Anyway, we dropped off supplies last Friday - A big "THANK YOU" to the Lafayette School Corporation. It was so nice not to have the hassle of getting all that stuff to school this morning. And I bet it was good for the teachers, too. Last night it was early to bed, and early to rise this morning. The kids were in a good mood, we made it to the bus stop on time, and off they went.
Last year, Mallory was Little Miss Drama almost every morning, with the kisses and the hugs and the frown face and fake tears about leaving mama's side. Today - she climbed right on the bus and never turned around! Do you think she's outgrowing me? Doesn't she still need her mama? (Uh-oh, here comes spaghetti again . . .) When I picked them up this afternoon, it was more of the same! She didn't run to greet me when I walked into the after-care program. I practically had to DRAG her away from her friends! Oh dear, it's all downhill from here.
Hayden, on the other hand, was ready to see me and also ready to go home when I got there. But, he barely kissed me this morning at the bus stop. Maybe we should start doing that before we leave the house . . . Hmmmm, something to consider, mom. I think this is going to be a good year with his new teacher. He has set the ground rules, offered incentives, and asked for their input about the school year. Three for three, Mr. Cole. Good job!
Don't they look awesome in their "1st Day of School" outfits?
(No, Mallory's hair is not permed - she slept in braids to get that look!)
I think it's going to be a great year too and I'm excited about Mr. Cole. I second the shout out thanks to LSC for letting the kids bring their supplies on Friday. It was always mass chaos doing it the morning of the first day. Thanks for the clarification about Mallory's hair. I was wondering if it was permed!
ReplyDeleteOh, and Nicklas wanted to sit by Hayden. He saw his name on the post it note and chose the desk right next to him. Unfortunately it was too tall for him so I convinced to pick the one right behind Hayden.