I had a great Valentine's day. Partly because I got to spend the afternoon with 17 of the coolest second graders around. What a joy to get to see Andy in his element, spend some time with his friends and soak up a bit of the place that is helping to form him into the mature, considerate kid I'm seeing glimpses of more and more each day.
I led the kids in a few games, and still managed to snap a few pictures.
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Did I say mature? |
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Madison sporting a mustache |
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Madison and Matthew reading their Valentines |
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The kids getting some instructions from Mrs. Whittle |
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Stacking conversation hearts to win, you guessed it, more candy. |
Wonder if the kids will notice if I sneak just a few pieces of their candy while they're sleeping? Yeah, they've got it sorted, labeled, memorized, and protected by anti-theft devices. Guess I'll go rummage around for a girl scout cookie.
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