On Tuesday evening the backpacks and binders were packed and ready for the kidlets.
On Wednesday morning we woke up bright and early ready for the BIG day. There were a few nervous kidlets and a Mom trying to figure out how exactly I’m going to get everyone where they need to be when they need to be there.
Big Daddy was leaving for work about the time the Man-Child needed to be at school so he was able to drop him off. 1 down, 4 to go.
A little while later it was time to drop the Littles off at the elementary school. They may go to the same school, but they have different drop-off points.
I dropped Ham off at the Kindergarten gate. He was a little concerned at first…for about half a second. He went in and started playing like he owned the place. 2 down, 3 to go.
It was a quick walk down the sidewalk to drop LaLa off. She couldn’t wait to go hug her teacher and find her friends. 3 down, 2 to go.
Einstein’s and Roo’s schools have the closest start time and are the furthest away from each other. At first Einstein didn’t want to ride the bus, but when we drove by the bus stop all his friends were there and he decided that the bus would be more fun than riding with Mom. 4 down, 1 to go.
And finally it was time to drop-off poor Roo. She was by far the most nervous to head back to school. She was worried she wouldn’t be able to find her classroom and was concerned about all the changes moving up to the middle school. We live really close to the middle school, but I told her that this is the one and only time I would drive her to school (because she didn’t want me to walk over with her). So I dropped her off and made sure she was through the gate safe and sound. 5 down, and 0 to go.
And then I was one…
and spent the morning with my Dad. He was celebrating his birthday with a brand new knee.
And I am happy to say they all made it home safe and sound…
Including Roo who had to walk home.
See I told you we lived close to the school.
You crack me up! Glad they all made it to school and back home again!
ReplyDeleteYEA!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow let the fun begin.
Thanks for the pictures of dad and the updates.
I wish we lived close to each other, then we could hang out while the kids are in school......
ReplyDeleteDonna that would be awesome...unless you expected me to go to the gym with you.
DeleteYou're there! The "Holy Grail" of Motherhood with all kids in school. A.L.O.N.E time is now yours! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI think I was more nervous for Connor than he was.
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