In a few short hours my oldest will start her first day of kindergarten. Landmark step, I know. And yes, I will be sappy, but it will be away from the child (someone has to be tough). I
can't help being excited to see just how well Samantha will do.
She is a great big sister, and for all her snotty-ness at times, she is able to sense when I really need her help and steps up readily.
A lot to expect from a five year old? Not my girl. She accept the challenge readily and does a great job.
I still can't believe that she will soon be able to ride that great big school bus all on her own.
I get the feeling that life is going to change, and there is no looking back.
We are entering the days of homework, soccer games, and constant changes in friends.
What do I want her to know?
That she is loved unconditionally--not only by her parents, but her Heavenly Parents and many others.
That she can excel--she has it within her power to achieve great things with hard work and dedication.
That the mean kids just need to be loved, too--and they are NOT right.
No matter what anyone says (your tired mother included), you are great!!
So good luck my little one!
Your parents will be anxiously waiting to hear how it went.
We love you, Sammy!
can't help being excited to see just how well Samantha will do.
She is a great big sister, and for all her snotty-ness at times, she is able to sense when I really need her help and steps up readily.
A lot to expect from a five year old? Not my girl. She accept the challenge readily and does a great job.
I still can't believe that she will soon be able to ride that great big school bus all on her own.
I get the feeling that life is going to change, and there is no looking back.
We are entering the days of homework, soccer games, and constant changes in friends.
What do I want her to know?
That she is loved unconditionally--not only by her parents, but her Heavenly Parents and many others.
That she can excel--she has it within her power to achieve great things with hard work and dedication.
That the mean kids just need to be loved, too--and they are NOT right.
No matter what anyone says (your tired mother included), you are great!!
So good luck my little one!
Your parents will be anxiously waiting to hear how it went.
We love you, Sammy!
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