Want more words? Check out my article on Newtown Patch about our first day.
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| A big middle-schooler waiting for the bus |
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| First grade! He'll be gone all day this year. |
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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3 comments:
Hope they had a great first day! My daughter started kindergarten today and was so excited to ride the bus.
Everyone's getting so big. My kids have never ridden a school bus. If they attended public school they would walk (I can see the school behind the houses across the street). This summer in DC we rode a shuttle bus and they were all excited to ride a bus for the first time. It's the little things in life that give so much pleasure. :)
Oh, Kyle looks so grown up. And Amanda -- definitely ready for middle school!
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