Lydia felt left out of the excitement, so she pulled out the Winnie the Pooh backpack and posed too, and Seth was happy to oblige.
He goes to school Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for 2 hours in the morning. That's not very long, but on the first day, I kept looking at the clock wondering if it was time to go get him yet. Lydia seemed to be a little lost too. Now we're in the routine, and Seth gets time with other kids and I get a little one-on-one time with my little girl. Great for everyone!Seth loves his teachers, and he's learning things like how to write upper and lower case letters. His favorite is show and tell. He brings something to show that starts with the letter of the week. We went on a school field trip, which I'll post soon.
He's growing up so quickly. Now, when I ask him to do something or if he'll help me or Lydia, he replies with, "Of course!" Tonight I watched him put together a 48-piece puzzle all by himself. He's happy, smart, obedient (most of the time), funny as heck, and fun to be around!
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Oh how I do love that Seth. Those pics are adorable; he's such a fun little guy.
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