Why didn't I ever notice that my kid is a dwarf? She is the 2nd from the right in the top row. If you squint you can see her between the other kids heads. She was also so short we couldn't see all the sign language and hand movement that went with the songs.
But it didn't matter. She was awesome and so grown up. She knew her songs, she looked beautiful and happy. I am so proud of her!
Last night her glasses were ready so we went down to pick them up. She refused to wear them at first but after she found just the right pair she was so excited she didn't want to wait the week for them to be made. I'm glad she got them because they seemed to hold her hat from falling in her eyes.
Here she is with her teacher Mrs.Wessling.
I love this kid to death. She was so proud of herself and she should be. She learned to write her name and all her letters. She loves books, drawing and playing outside. She went to preschool everyday and then rode the bus to daycare all by herself. That's a lot of travel for a little girl and she did excellent only missing a couple of days this year. She deserves all the Summer plans we have to see Butterflies, Dinosaurs and movies under the stars.
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