First Day of School, THREE at Forest Park

We woke up a tad too late and I didn't take any pics on the front porch like I had hoped.

But, we did find cousin Cruz and baby Nash on our way to school, which the kids appreciated  more anyways.

Set was excited about everything but nap time.

 He has this crazy hair thing going most mornings even though I smooth and brush it 15 times. 

I'm telling myself it suits him....

He was very brave to go into this new setting. Transitions aren't his thing, but he sure loves playing and being busy and being with the 'big' kids. Thankful their were no tears and no fits thrown.

Not the picture I had envisioned of these three on their first day of school together..... but it will do.

cannot believe i get to take three of my kids to the same wonderful school this year!! very exciting.

pre k 4 for Set.  3rd for annette. 2nd for charlie.

charlie walked Set into his room. really sweet brothers. 

annette loved finding his seat and helping him with his things. future teacher maybe?

as we left him, he asked me if dad and i could stay. i said we'd be back later.  eek. 

i'm already itching to know how he's doing. 

charlie is typically not-so-sure on first days. he likes the comfort of the familiar.  thankful he was well this year! last year he had a fever. we are also thinking of his buddy gavin, who has been sick with an infection. praying he gets back to school soon.

annette has many friends in her class this year with mrs thrash. 

she was giddy to get started. we are very alike in this way. 

i love her love for learning and trying new things. 

we circled back around to the pre k 4 rooms to check on settie boy. he was active as always, and looked to be settling in fine. 

we circled back around to the pre k 4 rooms to check on settie boy. he was active as always, and looked to be settling in fine. 

and now it's just me and jane lauren playing with stamps and working on mastering the potty.

i should be working on my to-do list, but instead i keep looking these pics over and over. so very grateful for these kiddos and the little people they're becoming.