Today was "Goodbye Day" at Lincoln's school. The parents were invited to the last hour to see a program of all of the songs they have worked on this year and a slide show. Once again it was very impressive.
I was so worried about Lincoln because I know that he doesn't like to be in front of people. He came in and sat down and kept his head down like this while they did all of the talking. He was white as a sheet and it just about broke my heart. It terrified him to do this, but he still did it. I was so proud of him. After he told me he wasn't scared at all-he was really proud of himself.
"Twinkle twinkle little star." Lincoln sang this one, but couldn't look up at the crowd. I was still so proud of him.
Lincoln knew every word to "My Flag." Josh and I were bursting with pride.
Certificate of completion of first year of preschool. Lincoln is so excited to be in the "big boy" class next year. Hunter will be in Lincoln's class. All three will be in school-Crazy!
Lincoln and Chance-Linc is sure going to miss Chance next year. I don't think they are in the same class.
Miss Lori. I made the same gifts for Lincoln's teachers as I did for Palmers. They were so easy and cheap. The square dishes were $1.98 from Tai Pan, the taffy from Harmons-$1.99 a pound and the ribbon from Roberts. I think that the whole things cost me $5 to make.
Miss Jan-Lincoln loved having his own gifts to give his teachers.
Miss Jacque (you should know her well by now).
We decided to take Lincoln out to lunch because it was his special day. I asked him where he would like to go if he could go anywhere. He said he just wanted nuggets, fries and chocolate milk (kids are so easy to please). I gave him some choices and he picked Chik-fil-a. I promises I didn't bribe him or anything. In fact I tried to talk him out of it since we just went there, but he insisted. The other day when I went there he saw there toys and has been dying to go back since.
Blowing bubbles in his milk, what could I do-it was his special day.
Silly boy!
Lincoln is such a fun and crazy boy. It always surprises me how shy he gets in front of other people.
Check out this outfit. I try to let our kids wear what they want to when they are home. Since the preschool didn't allow siblings at the program my sweet mom and sister Michelle took them (thanks so much Mom and Michelle!) I didn't worry about what Hunter looked like...until we decided to celebrate Lincoln's program at a restaurant with lots of people. Oh well! He is wearing the top to his Halloween costume and the shorts from a random bin that was down. We got the boys soccer uniforms in Mexico a few years ago. They are a 2T I think!
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