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We needed a family photo for the wall at school. But, honestly, we hadn't taken one in a long time... professionally or otherwise. So, we got out our camera and tried to do something quick in the living room. Of course, because we were filled with hurried energy, Hanna would have no part in it.
Can you tell?
Oh, let's try that again, says a calmer mama who meets Hanna where she's at.
That's better, huh?
Oh, the glorious days of summer in September...
no complaining for these sun Goddesses!
We know all is right in the world, when the sun comes down to touch us with its divine light. Hanna had a play date with Emma yesterday morning and we decided to visit the river. Hand holding was essential because both girls wanted to run right in. Water is a powerful attractor.
What a fabulous morning of exploring and connecting with Mother Nature...
Two very precious girls indeed!
Oh, how we are enjoying these great days of September summer! Fall starts next week, so we're soaking up time on the front porch sipping iced tea and lemons. Wanna join us? The lemons are pretty sour, but that doesn't stop Hanna...
P.S. Who knew a bathing suit sized 18-24 months could still fit a three-year old? Yes, Hanna found the 'small' drawer. She loves her old clothes and insists they all fit perfectly...
Yesterday was Hanna's first day of pre-school. I don't know who was more excited -- her or me. She seemed quite annoyed by my fuss over which socks she wore and the picture snapping in the driveway. Mama, let's just go to 'Pee' School. (the 'R' sound is tough for her...)
And when we got there... more pictures with her little pals. "But we already took pictures," Hanna said. I promised her no more pictures. I loved seeing all the kids sporting new clothes...
On the drive home, I asked Brad, "Did Hanna go to the bathroom this morning? I don't think so... I hope she knows to ask the teacher to use the bathroom... or else it will be 'pee' school!"
Oh, the things a mother worries about. And somehow, kids manage despite our cluttered minds!
Last night I asked Hanna about school. "I listened to the teachers Mama. And I ate my snacks." All is well.
