Last Sunday evening, Michael leaned over and said to me, "tomorrow morning, we'll be walking our baby boy to kindergarten." Up until that point, I hadn't let it sink in. With moving to Texas, and unpacking boxes, and orchestra auditions coming up, there were plenty of other things to think about.
Now that a week has passed, it's a reality. Jonah is a kindergartner.
The night before school, I realized he was sleeping with his new lunchbox. In the morning when I woke him up, Little Puppy was asleep in the lunchbox, head on a tooth-fairy pillow, covered in a burp cloth.
This is the precious little boy we walked to school that day.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Little Man, Big week
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Students
My violin students have become a big part of Gracie's and Jonah's lives. I don't have many pictures of my students, because I'm always busy teaching when they're here. Regardless, they have played with, and entertained my children since Jonah was 10 months old.
I started my student, Dakarai, when he was FOUR. He's nine now. Jonah used to call him "Kah-wee".
My students, Joey and Johnny, taught Jonah how to crawl through a tunnel. Gracie calls both of them "Bubba". They are honorary brothers, I guess.
Nancy and Ellen are sisters, and a couple of my older students. They are always so calm with the kids and natural teachers. Somehow, I DO have pictures with them (and their mom, Sue), and I will cherish them!
Rock On
Jonah's first hero (besides Daddy) was Tim, our worship minister at church. He inspired Jonah to "rock on" and love all things electric guitar ;)
Tim and Kristin have had a horrid year. I mean, reeeeeeally terrible. (Hence the picture of Tim in a cast).
But, finally a blessing for this sweet couple!
Baby Joshua was born this past week on Tuesday, August 3, 2010.
Jonah picked out 2 rock n' roll onesies for baby Josh. One that says, "rock on" (of course), and the other with a sock monkey smashing a guitar.
We are going to miss Tim, Kristin, and Baby Joshua, to the moon and back.


