Today was Evan's first day of Preschool (this year, anyway.) He'll be going three days per week now and getting ready for Kindergarten. Kindergarten? No way is that only a year away! He has a new teacher this year and so far he really likes her and his classmates. I think he was a little hesitant when we walked in because there weren't any kids from last year's class, but he was very bubbly when I picked him up so his extroverted self must have quickly bridged the gap. Evan loves school and I hope he has a fantastic year!
Meanwhile, Aida and I spent the morning strolling through Target with Starbucks in hand and going to her 15 month Doctor's appt (which is part two, in case you were wondering.) I think this time around, I'm going to love these preschool mornings. Last year she was still taking a morning nap so between that and her lunch, we couldn't go anywhere. The only downside is that this might lead to more frivolous spending, because I see a LOT of shopping in our future. I can't express how liberating it is to walk through a store with a child who still sits in the cart! I could tell Evan and Aida missed each other though because they exchanged a big hug when we picked him up, it was seriously cute!
Today was Evan's first day of Preschool (this year, anyway.) He'll be going three days per week now and getting ready for Kindergarten. Kindergarten? No way is that only a year away! He has a new teacher this year and so far he really likes her and his classmates. I think he was a little hesitant when we walked in because there weren't any kids from last year's class, but he was very bubbly when I picked him up so his extroverted self must have quickly bridged the gap. Evan loves school and I hope he has a fantastic year!
Meanwhile, Aida and I spent the morning strolling through Target with Starbucks in hand and going to her 15 month Doctor's appt (which is part two, in case you were wondering.) I think this time around, I'm going to love these preschool mornings. Last year she was still taking a morning nap so between that and her lunch, we couldn't go anywhere. The only downside is that this might lead to more frivolous spending, because I see a LOT of shopping in our future. I can't express how liberating it is to walk through a store with a child who still sits in the cart! I could tell Evan and Aida missed each other though because they exchanged a big hug when we picked him up, it was seriously cute!
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