walking into the new school year
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
We went out for dinner last night to celebrate the new school year.
Charlie-11th!
Andrew-7th!
Libby-9th!
Sea salt brownies were made today. I've made some sort of brownie on the first day of school since Charlie started kindergarden.
I can't believe how fast the time goes. Especially this summer. Didn't it just start?
Happy School Year.
Charlie-11th!
Andrew-7th!
Libby-9th!
Sea salt brownies were made today. I've made some sort of brownie on the first day of school since Charlie started kindergarden.
I can't believe how fast the time goes. Especially this summer. Didn't it just start?
Happy School Year.
27 comments
oh yay! I'm first! Hello!! Thanks for stopping by! So good to see you back here a bit more. Hope things are going well. I can't believe how big your kids are getting. Matt will be in 10th, Ryan in 8th! Talk soon and have a great school year!
ReplyDeleteI know it's Ellsworth - where did you go???
ReplyDeleteOh, sweet. I love rituals.
ReplyDeleteOh, look how big they all are! And how gorgeous is that red hair!? Was it always red?! I don't remember it being red! And yes, summer flew. FLEW. But at least now maybe you'll have more time to blog... :)
ReplyDelete7aw! your traditions tug on my heart strings. wishing you smooth transitions!
ReplyDeletetell charlie that my kids are digging the snicker doodles and the snicker doodle pie (because I too was too lazy to roll them into balls). In fact, I made them brownie size.
what a lovely way to start the new school year. I homeschool one and the other goes to public school.
ReplyDeleteHard to believe the start of school is almost here! I love your family traditions.
ReplyDeleteIt is crzy how time goes!!! My oldest daughter and her husband are expecting their first anyway....I just took my 3 rd daughter to college, and my baby started kindergarten!!! There are several more in the mix too!!!! Precious moments....go too fast!
ReplyDeleteHappy Back to School. It's fun to see how old they are getting!
ReplyDeleteHappy school year to you too! What a sweet tradition (no pun intended).
ReplyDeletehappy school year to you, too!
ReplyDeleteSweet photo!! I can't believe fall is here and school has started again either. Where the heck has the summer gone??
ReplyDeletecute photo...
ReplyDeletehope they all have a nice school year..
AAAchk...they are all looking so grown up and tall! Hope it's a great school year for all of you!
ReplyDeleteJust dropped my oldest off for her first year of college. This fall brings some mixed emotions in my household. I hope your transition into fall is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, look how big they are? And so tall! Good luck to all and especially Mom. It's going to be a great year! :-) Love that you're keeping with your back-to-school brownie tradition.
ReplyDeleteHere in the UK we have another week and a half left of 'summer hols'. My daughter goes back on 5th Sept at which point it always feels like the end of summer ...very sad.
ReplyDeleteIt's so frighteneing how quickly the time passes and the kids grow up.
Happy school year to you all.
Fleur xx
Hey Leslie I love this picture. I love Pittsburgh!
ReplyDeleteHappy back-to-school time my friends! You're all growing into beautiful young adults. Let your light shine this year. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow, really? We did high school graduation this year so for the first time in a couple years, I don't have that annual clock. Charlie looks so big! best of luck this year with all the changes it has wrought.
ReplyDeleteMmmm...brownies.
ReplyDeleteNew school. New friends. New beginnings.
Leslie- they're nearly grown. How does that happen?!
ReplyDeleteI hope they have a wonderful year.
happy new school year! ours is today...so emotional!
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