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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

"Happy Grandparents Day 2009"

Today was the Annual Grandparents Day at School. Since we have 2 in school we had lunch twice so we could be with each one for lunch, but on the way to school we stopped by and left a sack lunch for little Tabi so she could enjoy Grandparents day too even though she isn't in school yet. She acted so cute and just smiled and made sure she said "Thank you Mamaw and Papaw'
Tia's lunch was first so we ate with her and then she was so anxious to show us her room. She had made the sweetest 'Thank you" card for us.

Her room was so neat. Not sure if you can read the card but if you click on it it may come up big enough to see it. It was so sweet.



Tia showed us her History book and what they had been studying today.
She really likes this book and you can see her sweet smile as she tells Papaw about it.
This was a paper that Tia's class had done and Tia has an A+ 100% on it and they had it displayed in the hallway for everyone to see.
Next was time for us to eat with TaraKate. This is a large picture that someone has painted on the wall. I thought it was so neat and TaraKate had on the right colors to match it so I took her picture, There are some other pictures in the gym similar that some talented person has done.


This is the door to TaraKate's room. The room is decorated in a Jungle Theme and is so cute.

TaraKate made a cute picture decorated with macaroni and colored really pretty.

This is a calendar in her room and if you can see it there is a special little picture on the day next week that is TaraKate's birthday and she wanted us to notice that.

This is some of the class on the playground and they were having so much fun enjoying the beautiful day. We enjoyed our day visiting the school today

We had a wonderful visit and it was such a nice day to be outside. We certainly enjoyed Grandparents Day with our sweet little girls.
Proverbs 17:6
Grandchildren are the crown of the aged . . . . .