Whew, almost done! Final Post today!
And, finally, today was Grandparents and Special Friends day at the elementary school! When I told my mom that I was going over there for it, she asked me why I didn't tell her about it, and I told her because I knew that she would have flown down, and she is so busy right now that she couldn't have stayed. And I am selfish, if she's comin' all the way down here, she's gonna stay and shop. I don't want her flying in for school lunch and then leaving!! Besides, Aliza and Parker were content with me being their special friend.
Parker took a picture of me and Aliza....
And then Aliza took a picture of me and Parker!
(Do I look like I got up at 5 am and spent 4 hours driving to the airport, waiting for the plane to take off and driving back? I felt like it!!)
Here is Aliza standing by her self-portrait that they made in art. Not all of them got displayed in the special display case! She was very proud of this!!
K, is this not cute? What do you think, Janette, does she have a future??
And here is Parker by his Conquistador (Hernando de Soto.) Yes, that is a knife in his neck. I am so proud.By the way, I talked to Mrs. Fritchman who is coaching his Oral Reading Team, and she is very excited about his potential! She said he is "very advanced" and that he has potential to get some great scholarships in the future! You go, kid!
I also talked to Tyler's teacher and she said that Tyler is such a neat kid and he is the "whole package." Well, I think so, but is always fun to hear someone else agree with you!





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I love that self portrait and I love that it looks totally different from everyone else's...Aliza is one very cool little artist indeed!
You are such a great mommy Andrea-such a great example to me!
Aliza is definitely not afraid of being different! I love that she is self-confident and doesn't feel like she always has to be the same as everyone else to fit in!!
Fun day, Andrea. I once got to go to Grandparents (and special friends) day at school in Kentucky with my darling 8-year-old neighbor. Her grandparents lived far away, too. Kids love to have someone to show all their stuff off to!
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