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Just Another First

Dear Logan,

You started Kindergarten today. You were so excited! I can already tell you are going to be such a good student and you will do well in school, because you already love learning. You often think of others and spent time explaining to your sisters that you were going to be in school and they would miss you. I don't think you were nervous at all, in fact I was more nervous than you.

Yesterday we were getting ready and I made you a sign to hold for a picture on the first day. You wanted to make your own sign to hold. You are a project-minded guy. Last week you worked on making a cardboard transformer costume, based on a video of one we watched together. You usually don't like to paint when I ask, but one day you decked out in a paint-shirt and got all the paint out, and painted your costume. You are a go-getter.

I know you will love Kindergarten. You will make friends and learn and grow. You are so big and just amazing.

I am so lucky I get to be your mom.

Love,

Mom

P. S. I really hope your loose tooth doesn't fall out at school. I want to be there for that. Just another first I don't want to miss.





Comments

Chelece said…
Such a fun idea writing a letter at the start of the school year. I might just have to copy that one. Cute pictures of Logan.
Vhari said…
What a great idea! I'm so excited for Logan I know how much he's been looking forward to school. I miss you Tiff. I need to call you soon. Things have been absolutely, totally insane!
Sarah said…
Aww. Teary-eyed.
Grandma Valarie said…
Hooray for Logan. What an exciting time for the whole family. Thanks for sharing the letter with us.

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