Before I knew it Abby was starting her first day of kindergarten. She was soooo excited to go. I drove her on the first day (more for me than for her) and as soon as we got there and she saw all the kids going in, her grip got tighter and tighter. "Mom, look at all those classes" As we walked in a couple of kids from our ward said "HI, ABBY"....which brought a big smile to her face, but no words. Then her (very enthusiastic) teacher gave her a big hug and said "I know both your grandmas and your great-grandma" that triggered her big smile again, but still no words came out. She SLOWLY found a seat, keeping me in her sights and gave a little wave goodbye. The hardest part was walking out of the building trying to keep my tears from spilling over as people were asking how I was holding up. I am so excited for Abby and I wouldn't want her to miss this opportunity and the excitement of getting big... so why is there a part of me (a big part) that CAN'T STAND to let her go :(
The second day she got to ride the bus! The kids meet in the middle to catch the bus.
They formed a shortest to tallest line, the 2nd one is Abby's good friend and also in her class... so fun!
I couldn't get it to turn, sorry.
AND... to top it off, she lost her first tooth (I know it's a little too much for me too) She looks so OLD!!!
After the shock wore off... she was happy, but is pretty sure that she doesn't want to go through that again! Sorry, Abbs I can't do anything about that one :)
Before I knew it Abby was starting her first day of kindergarten. She was soooo excited to go. I drove her on the first day (more for me than for her) and as soon as we got there and she saw all the kids going in, her grip got tighter and tighter. "Mom, look at all those classes" As we walked in a couple of kids from our ward said "HI, ABBY"....which brought a big smile to her face, but no words. Then her (very enthusiastic) teacher gave her a big hug and said "I know both your grandmas and your great-grandma" that triggered her big smile again, but still no words came out. She SLOWLY found a seat, keeping me in her sights and gave a little wave goodbye. The hardest part was walking out of the building trying to keep my tears from spilling over as people were asking how I was holding up. I am so excited for Abby and I wouldn't want her to miss this opportunity and the excitement of getting big... so why is there a part of me (a big part) that CAN'T STAND to let her go :(
The second day she got to ride the bus! The kids meet in the middle to catch the bus.
They formed a shortest to tallest line, the 2nd one is Abby's good friend and also in her class... so fun!
I couldn't get it to turn, sorry.
AND... to top it off, she lost her first tooth (I know it's a little too much for me too) She looks so OLD!!!
After the shock wore off... she was happy, but is pretty sure that she doesn't want to go through that again! Sorry, Abbs I can't do anything about that one :)
