First day of Kindergarten

My baby's daughter started Kindergarten today.  She has been excited for weeks for this day to arrive.  She has her back pack, new shoes, clothes and all the school supplies one little five year old could possibly want.  Her Grandma Cindy was just as excited as her Nana (me) and  has spent a small fortune on her.  Clothes, backpack, etc. The child needs nothing!  We are very thankful to Grandma Cindy, because mommy and Nana could never have bought her all those wonderful gifts.  With Baby Aubreanna coming hopefully sometime in the morning, mommy is really focusing on the labor and being induced.  Nana will be up there to great her newest granddaughter along with Aunt Kerry and Aunt Connie.  This will be Sandy's special day to bring our sweet little Aubry into the world.


Lilly had a wonderful day!  She came to my house first to get my camera and show Papa how pretty she looked.

She has her purple dress and her purple princess backpack.  She was so excited.

Little Sister Desi wanted to share this special day with her.  Smile girls!

This little girl ran up and hugged her when she first got there.  Lilly had no clue who she was but they were best friends before school began.  They were inseparable the rest of the day.

With her little class mates.  (They all look too young for school!)

Ms. Nancy reads them a story.  Lilly's favorite part of the day.

It's OK mom, you can leave!  I can take care of myself now!

Oh they grow up too fast.  It was only last year that Nicole started Kindergarten.  And now she's a Senior!  How did that happen anyway?

Wasn't she a cutie?  She's a beauty now!  She's 18 years old and just beautiful.

See?  Told you she was beautiful.

I have a lot of other beautiful grand children.  In fact, not a one of them are ugly!  No, seriously!  I know grandma's tend to brag and get a bit silly, but really, all my grand kids are beautiful and/or handsome.  And I will prove it to you.  watch for upcoming blogs.  Now that I know how to put pictures on it, who knows what I'll do.  The world is my oyster!!!

Psalm 127:3-5 (KJV)

³Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
 ⁴As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man; so are children of the youth.
 ⁵Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them: they shall not be ashamed, but they shall speak with the enemies in the gate.


More pictures coming soon of the newest one and hopefully some of the other kids first day of school if moms took pictures.  


Be blessed,


Sue