So when school started we were all a bit in shock. The kiddos were soooooo excited that i don't think that they really slept. They were so cute. Watching Jellybean pick out her clothes and tell me how she wants her hair was adorable. Kinda sad at the same time to see how fast she is growing up.
Here she is in all her 1st grade splendor!
(picking out that lunch box was very hard. It was between that one and a purple one, but with Chunks help, this one won due to the fact that it shimmers AND has a cat AND has a bow AND is pink. You can't go wrong with all of those things.)
The backpack was another tough one. But again with her wise brothers advise (which I totally agreed with) this one was cuter and it was pink and had a cute hanging monkey. Oh the tough choices of a 1st grader!!
Here is my Chunk all ready for Kindergarten. He was so excited and happy to be able to go to the big kids school with his sister. His shirt was a no contest winner as to what to wear. He LOVES Sonic and is rather proficient at the game and want people to know that he knows how to play and he is good so he can wear the shirt.
A Mario lunch box because he likes to play Mario,
and OF COURSE we have Bumblebee. "Cuz Transformers are so cool mom, and everyone likes to play Transformers!!"
Monkey was so cute watching his older brother and sister get ready for school. He was a bit sad that he couldn't go with them, but was determined to get a picture with them, and she was so excited to get a picture with the boys that were awake.
Usually Joseph takes the kids, but I had to do it. I had to get all the embarrassing pictures that he wouldn't take and that I cherish, and know that someday we will all look back at and love.
The school sign.
Chunk at his desk! He was so nervous and he handled it like a champ!
Jellybeans teacher was a bit more...... not cool with the camera and was kinda giving me the evil eye when I went I went to pull out the camera so..... no picture for her! Sad day! Oh well.
When they came home. They were nothing but smiles and so excited about their classes and all they were going to get to do and learn.
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