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First day of 4-K

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By Praises from a Wife and Mommy!

September 4th, 2012 will be a day to remember!  It was the first day my baby girl got on the school bus to start 4-K!  I was unsure if I was going to cry or be happy but now that she is sitting in school I am sitting here with mixed emotions.  I sure am a blessed mommy who has had the opportunity to spend my days with her and my son.  :)  I am happy she is only gone in the afternoons and I have one more year before she is gone the full school day.  I had been on the fence for a very long time about public, christian, homeschooling choices for education but we determined that at this point we would try public.  

Hope you enjoy the pictures!  I was very blessed to have one of my past favorite youth group students come and take pictures to capture this exciting day!  :) 



We labeled everything with our fun Lollipop Labels! 


I think this will be our thing each year: When I grow up I want to be....
The cute thing is actually hearing my daughter say gymnastics.  Its more nastics then anything else.  

You know we love sidewalk chalk so we had to get a photo with the sidewalk chalk sign!  :) 



Brother was still confused about what all the excitement was all about. 

Looking  for the bus!

THE BUS IS COMING! 


STILL EXCITED! 



Huge seat-Little girl! 

Now I need to jump in the kitchen and whip up a tasty treat and a Taco dinner-her choice!  :)  Hope all of your kids first day of school was awesome.  

Before I end this post I just want to make a declaration...
I declare that this school year God is going to be in the the halls and school!  I declare my daughter will be the light in her school and her faith will shine!  I also pray for safety for all the students nationwide!  I pray for all the teachers and staff!  Join me in praying for a great school year!  AMEN!


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Meaningful Mama said…
Great post. We did kindergarten pictures too. We also wrestled with the best place for our daughter this year, and also decided public was the choice. Glad I found your great site. Jodi @ www.meaningfulmama.com
September 9, 2012 at 2:12 AM
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