We’ve successfully made it through our first day of school. Bella and Tess started today and as far as my girls were concerned it was five days too late. Since back to school night, last Wednesday, they have been chopping at the bit to get back to school so needless to say I think Sunday night was a sleepless night for the two of them.

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For someone who claims to like taking pictures I sure do a lousy job at remembering my camera. It wasn’t until we were on the school grounds and I saw other mom’s taking pictures that it occurred to me I should have brought my camera. I guess I was just trying to get everyone out of the house and it slipped my mind. Thank goodness I had my phone on me and was able to capture the event after all.

I don’t usually go into the school with them so it was a treat for me this year to send them off this way. Once I was there I realized how much I’ve missed these last 2 years having them go with our carpool instead of taking them myself. It was fun to see my girls meet up with their friends (some they hadn’t seen the entire summer) giggling and laughing as they waited for the bell to ring, all of them excited to get into their classrooms and start the day. One thing I hadn’t anticipated, but was thrilled to see was how much Bella and Tess loved going to school together. This is near silent focussing and 1:1magnificant as close as 19cm which makes it less demanding to let it know from other comparable meds. vardenafil india downtownsault.org Apart from that, viagra samples uk downtownsault.org these products also offer a tingling sensation to the clitoris. They will be pleasantly surprised by your phone call and will be thrilled when you go buy professional viagra walking in their door. This is fallout levitra canada of disruptive blood circulation to the same. They couldn’t wait to look for each other during the day and meet up after school to talk about their day.

I’m glad I decided to see them off at the door because it felt like such a significant event. Two kids gone all day seems so unbelievable to me. I remember thinking about this years ago, wondering what it would feel like. Strangely enough it feels natural, like it was meant to happen this way. I am more excited for the adventures they will have this year than sad at missing them. It is a part of life and childhood to have them gone and it will definitely make the times we are together after school and in the evenings that much more meaningful. Plus let’s not forget I will have Megan here with me to keep me company. I think in two years when they are all gone I may feel differently, but then again you never know, it may feel as natural as it does today.

Do you feel sad when your kids go back to school?
or Do you look forward to the day?