Hey Kiddos,
I started playing indoor soccer this month, just for fun and because I was a little jealous of Tio. I was so scared to do it. I am not a good soccer player. I don't know much about the sport. I am not in super great shape. I don't like running. There is a long list of reasons why I was afraid. But despite all of them, I signed up anyway. And I am glad I did.
The games are so challenging and I am exhausted, and disappointed when we lose. But it has still been such a fulfilling experience. I work hard. I cheer for my team. I try to do better and better each game. I learn from the people who have played before. I have really loved playing and getting to know new people.
But very best of all, I have loved hearing your little voices in the stand cheering for me. "You can do it!" "Go mama!" It just fills my heart to bursting to know I will always have you and you will always have me. There to cheer, and run, and give big hugs. Thanks for that.
Love,
Mama
Friday, May 26, 2017
Monday, May 22, 2017
(Blake 5 Years Old) Monday, May 22nd 2017
Dear Blake,
Today was Preschool graduation and you rocked it. Before the program we got your hair cut and played at the park to burn off some steam. Then we were sure to go potty before heading over to the school for your program. Like last year, the place was decorated with your special art and pictures of all the classes. You had a bit of trouble finding your spot on stage, but papa ran up there to help you work it out. You sang and recited and had a wonderful time up there in your little black paper cap and school shirt. I was so proud of you, and so thankful for your preschool teacher, Miss Morgan. She is wonderful and her program has done wonders for your confidence and social skills. I hope you can remember her, at least in part, and a few of the fun things you did in her class. I know I will remember Halloween and the trip to the Fire Station. Those were good days!
Love,
Mama
Today was Preschool graduation and you rocked it. Before the program we got your hair cut and played at the park to burn off some steam. Then we were sure to go potty before heading over to the school for your program. Like last year, the place was decorated with your special art and pictures of all the classes. You had a bit of trouble finding your spot on stage, but papa ran up there to help you work it out. You sang and recited and had a wonderful time up there in your little black paper cap and school shirt. I was so proud of you, and so thankful for your preschool teacher, Miss Morgan. She is wonderful and her program has done wonders for your confidence and social skills. I hope you can remember her, at least in part, and a few of the fun things you did in her class. I know I will remember Halloween and the trip to the Fire Station. Those were good days!
Love,
Mama
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