Tayah finished up preschool and did a wonderful job in her program. She knew all the words, was active in the songs and actions, and just looked sweet up there.
Here she is with Miss Gaelene (left) and Miss Mari. She LOVED them and they did such a wonderful job teaching her!Kadence finished up kindergarten, properly donning a cap and gown. She too did an excellent job in her program, standing on the front row and giving her usual earnest effort. She even had a line, en espanol!
Here she is with Mrs. Arroyo. Kadence already bemoans the fact that she will "miss her SOOO MUCH!" What a wonderful teacher. We are greatest for our girls' teachers this year. I can not think of many more professions that are more noble. THANK YOU!
Elizabeth and I both got teary. It's all going so fast. Today it's preschool and kindergarten graduation; tomorrow, it'll be high school and then BYU (as if they had any other choice in the matter. We believe in free agency, but only to a certain degree). We are always so proud of our sweet children. They mean the world to us and we want nothing more in life than to see them succeed and to be happy. Days like these are what life is all about!
Oh, and little Tayah also got her first "real" haircut. I suppose she wanted to be like Kadence (big surprise!). She's been asking for one for a while, so we finally did it. Her long "Ariel" hair was so long that she qualified for Locks for Love.
Isn't she adorable?!
2 comments:
Love the comment about your kids going to BYU. That's how I feel about it, too. LOL
Your girls are darling! They do grow up much too quickly.
Comment from David's mother:
Congratulations to Tayah and Kadence for graduating from preschool
and kindergarten, respectively. The girls look so cute, and it is so
great they love learning.
Just a comment on one movie on your list: Like Crazy. While it's
discombobulating the two main characters had non-LDS standards, I
thought both of them did excellent acting in this movie and the ending
was realistic when a couple is not sure they're with the right person--a
phenomenon that happens more than we'd like.
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