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First day of 4-K


September 4th, 2012 will be a day to remember!  It was the first day my baby girl got on the school bus to start 4-K!  I was unsure if I was going to cry or be happy but now that she is sitting in school I am sitting here with mixed emotions.  I sure am a blessed mommy who has had the opportunity to spend my days with her and my son.  :)  I am happy she is only gone in the afternoons and I have one more year before she is gone the full school day.  I had been on the fence for a very long time about public, christian, homeschooling choices for education but we determined that at this point we would try public.  

Hope you enjoy the pictures!  I was very blessed to have one of my past favorite youth group students come and take pictures to capture this exciting day!  :) 



We labeled everything with our fun Lollipop Labels


I think this will be our thing each year: When I grow up I want to be....
The cute thing is actually hearing my daughter say gymnastics.  Its more nastics then anything else.  

You know we love sidewalk chalk so we had to get a photo with the sidewalk chalk sign!  :) 



Brother was still confused about what all the excitement was all about. 

Looking  for the bus!

THE BUS IS COMING! 


STILL EXCITED! 



Huge seat-Little girl! 

Now I need to jump in the kitchen and whip up a tasty treat and a Taco dinner-her choice!  :)  Hope all of your kids first day of school was awesome.  

Before I end this post I just want to make a declaration...
I declare that this school year God is going to be in the the halls and school!  I declare my daughter will be the light in her school and her faith will shine!  I also pray for safety for all the students nationwide!  I pray for all the teachers and staff!  Join me in praying for a great school year!  AMEN!


Comments

Meaningful Mama said…
Great post. We did kindergarten pictures too. We also wrestled with the best place for our daughter this year, and also decided public was the choice. Glad I found your great site. Jodi @ www.meaningfulmama.com

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