Showing posts with label School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label School. Show all posts

Monday, September 7, 2009

I Heart Faces "Back to School" Challenge



The photo challenge this week at I Heart Faces is Back to School. The picture I am submitting is from last year when "A" started kindergarten. He was a little sad and kept saying that he was going to miss us. I told "I" to go give him a hug and this is the result. I ran Mulletgod's Color and Contrast action and then Vintage White action. Click to enlarge.




Tuesday, September 1, 2009

First Day of First Grade

Is there anything better than the smell of new crayons or new erasers? A started first-grade yesterday and he loved it. Although he said he was going to be sad, he jumped out of the car so fast at drop-off that he forgot his backpack. We had to tell him he was forgetting something kind of important! It was hard watching him go off into that big school without me but life is going to be full of opportunites for him and I, some he'll do alone and some I'll walk with him.

Below is a photo of my handsome boy standing in the spot where we used to take pictures of him in front of a tree. (In fact, two posts below you can see the tree.) He has had three first-day photos taken since starting preschool and they were always in front of the Bradford Pear tree in our yard. Unfortunately last winter proved too much for the old gal and she split in two. I had A stand in the new grass where the tree used to be. He is so sweet. You can click for a larger picture.



Saturday, August 29, 2009

Storytelling Saturday!

I'm starting a new feature on this blog. Seeing as this is only my second day of posting, everything is new I suppose!










Post a picture and tell the story behind it. Leave a comment if you'd like to join in!


The following picture is A's first day of kindergarten. We actually tried homeschool for a month due to his peanut allergy but after a month of trying to get him to read I decided that a more structured environment would be better. I really did like homeschooling and so did he .... as long as we were doing anything but reading. Seeing as that is pretty much the foundation of life, I felt that being in school with his friends would be good for him. He had a wonderful year and is now looking forward to starting first-grade on Monday!