I've taken so many fun pictures lately which has inspired me to actually put up my 2nd post within the course of a month. Miracles do happen! First up, Santiam Christian had a Grandparent's Day and Nana and Papa were able to come up for it. It was special for them to be a part of it because it had been over 3 months since we had seen them and because Cash is the only grandchild they can do these things with. After the school program and classroom tour Cash went out to lunch with them. We also had a small birthday party for Millie (the first of two) while Nana and Papa were here.
A trip to the pumpkin patch as a family. Sometimes Josh opts out of these things but he agreed to go this year. He even took charge of the picture taking and got some cute shots of me with the kiddos! Also let me just say, I never look this good (without the help of photoshop anyway). I should have Josh take the pictures more often!
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Off to Kindergarten...
Oh my gosh, this is so overdue! Cash started half day Kindergarten on September 6th at Santiam Christian School. His teacher is Mrs. Mason, who has a very sweet gentle spirit. I have to admit, I was a little concerned Cash would walk all over her but he responds to her quiet gentle directions amazingly well. I may need to borrow some pages from her play book... Here are a couple of pictures from Cash's first morning.
You can't imagine how much I missed this kid. When I picked him up I told him, "I missed you sooooo much Buddy." His reply was, "In four hours?" It's true, he was only gone four hours but that's still considerably longer than the 2 1/2 hours he went to preschool last year. Here is a picture of him running towards me when I came to pick him up. When he's a teenager and refuses to be seen with me I'm going to show him this and remind him that there was a time he would throw his arms out as wide as they would go and leap into my arms.
Cash's school has a carnival at the end of September each year. I took both the kiddos and the highlights for Cash were playing life size Angry Birds and dunking his principal, Mr. Ness, on his first throw at the dunk tank.
You can't imagine how much I missed this kid. When I picked him up I told him, "I missed you sooooo much Buddy." His reply was, "In four hours?" It's true, he was only gone four hours but that's still considerably longer than the 2 1/2 hours he went to preschool last year. Here is a picture of him running towards me when I came to pick him up. When he's a teenager and refuses to be seen with me I'm going to show him this and remind him that there was a time he would throw his arms out as wide as they would go and leap into my arms.
Cash's school has a carnival at the end of September each year. I took both the kiddos and the highlights for Cash were playing life size Angry Birds and dunking his principal, Mr. Ness, on his first throw at the dunk tank.
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