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The kids began school today. I give myself a D for being late with basically everything. The alarm clock didn't ring, Nicole ended up waking us up. Everyone got out the door OK, but it was rushed. I figure some parents had hot breakfast made for their little scholars and they took pictures. Not me. Sorry! They were dressed and on time...that's all I can say for myself. They got showers last night, so no one smelled bad! So the journey begins again. Remember, it's not how you start that counts...it's how you finish!

Comments

Shelldell said…
That's great. You got them there.
The first week of school can be crazy.

We use to take pictures of the kids in front of the house with them holding up as many fingers up to represent what grade they were in.

This was for me so I would remember, they would say "Oh Mom" and now they laugh at the pictures.
Dianna said…
It is fun trying to get that many ready for school. But if I would be late there would be about 200 people upset with me waitting for their morng snack. yes it is important to get a good breakfast but snack is sometimes the only breakfast some of the kids get. so I need to have it ready for them.

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