first day of school

These pictures were an attempt to document the boys’ first day of school. Um, yeah getting the three of us to look good in a photo was an impossible task–but these pics made me laugh out loud. And I figure, this is us and pretty much captures our crazy. And I love that.

David is offically an ‘upper grader’ now. He’s hanging with the big kids. I’m a nervous wreck! But it’s going to be great. Matthias loves his third grade teacher. It’s a new year. A fresh start.

We are so excited, how about you?

20 comments

  1. beautiful you.

    These pics gave me a giggle…so totally real life for me too. Minus the beautiful curly red hair!

    God bless you and your family,
    Patty

  2. Love your cute photos! My oldest son is also a 5th grader…….yikes!!! Say, where did u get those adorable red shoes??!

  3. The pictures made me smile. 🙂 I guess we ALL have the same issues with kids and cameras!! If they could just be rational….. 🙂

  4. O my gosh, hilarious! I loved this, reminds me of our pic attempts. I am a regular follower of yours, just not a regular commenter. I happened on your blog over a year ago while researching CdLS. I am a special education teacher and have the pleasure of having a wonderful little girl in my class with CdLS. I’ve also bought a couple pieces of your beautiful jewelry. I love reading your blog. Thank you for sharing your life honestly and openly, I’m sure that’s difficult. You are a breath of fresh air!

  5. Lovely pictures! My girls will start nursery&school in two weeks in England. And they don’t speak English (yet)… So I can relate to the nervous wreck part, Lisa. Fingers crossed! This is going to be a great shool year for all of us! 🙂

  6. Love the pictures. I came across your website after seeing a post on a friend’s Facebook page. She has two handicap children (Carol Shrader). She had gotten a necklace and it had turned and sent it back and you fixed it. Anyway she was singing your praises and I thought your business must be something special. I had been wanting a necklace with my grandkids names on it so I checked it out and ordered. I had a sister with cerebral palsy and now have an autistic grandson. I know the challenges and the mighty blessings special needs children bring. I’m glad to be “friends” with you and keep up with you on your journey!

  7. Thanks for sharing ALL the pictures. I am glad to know I am not the only one who has problems getting photos of all of us.

    Cute pictures! Hope your boys enjoy their first day of school.
    Happy Friday!
    ~FringeGirl

  8. My children are all grown now, but this brings back all those first-day-of-school memories with my kids, everything – the jitters (theirs and mine), panic rush to the bus, trying to be organized and on top of things…I have some wonderful “action” shots, too. lol

    You have a beautiful family!

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