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<\/a>\nSon #2 on his first day of school. He was so excited.<\/p>\n
So, that was the week that we had. First day over. First week over. Miles and miles driven — I feel like I basically spent my week in my van. You know what? I’m glad that we started school before Labor Day. A three day weekend soon after the start of school suits me very well.<\/p>\n Happy Labor Day, everybody. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last Week in Pictures I was too busy with logistics last week to get any of these pictures up. So, here we are, Sunday afternoon….time for the run down. Here goes: Son #2 on his first day of school. He … Continue reading <\/a>
\nSon #1 on his first day of school. He wasn’t holding still and so this shot is a little blurry. He wasn’t nervous. He was wondering what he would be having for lunch. Oh, to live in his universe where things that normally stress human beings just don’t count.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nHere is #1 with Jon right before leaving. Jon is taking him to school this year (yea, Jon!) since we have 4 in 4 different schools. Just look at these two, if not for the freckles on #1 son’s nose, I would say that I was just the surrogate for Jon’s clone. Those freckle genes fight their way out, though, you know.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nNumber #3 son on his first day of school. He told his teacher that she made him feel warm inside. The teacher liked this — bless her. So far, he’s off to a great start.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nAnd, finally, we have this little buster. Here is #4 on his first day of school. He was so excited that he couldn’t hold still, either. Now all I need to do is trim his bangs so that he can actually see the teacher, and all will be well.<\/p>\n