This summer we spent quite a bit of time looking at preschools closer to home, making pros and cons lists, trying to convince Finn he would love to go to a new school. In the end, we chose to stay where we were. Long drive, short hours and all. This is where we felt we needed to be. And when Finn came down the stairs after his first day of school and whispered into my ear, "I loved it". I knew we made the right choice. This little boy gets one more year, to be in the big Pre-K, just like his brothers, to be with his very best friend, and to be mine for just a little while longer.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Another First
This week marked Finn's last first day of preschool. Next year he may or may not go to kindergarten, that has yet to be decided, but this will be our last year at this school. Jack started here when he was 2 years old, for the past 6 years I have driven down the same road, walked up the same stairs to drop off one and sometimes even two boys. This was my first step away from all kids all the time. These teachers were the first to know that a little Finn was on his way. They were the ones to let me know that my Jack was more special then I even knew. This is where I made some of my best mom friends. Where I finally accepted that I was a stay-at-home mom and joined an organized mom's group. This place has been my life for the last 6 years.
This summer we spent quite a bit of time looking at preschools closer to home, making pros and cons lists, trying to convince Finn he would love to go to a new school. In the end, we chose to stay where we were. Long drive, short hours and all. This is where we felt we needed to be. And when Finn came down the stairs after his first day of school and whispered into my ear, "I loved it". I knew we made the right choice. This little boy gets one more year, to be in the big Pre-K, just like his brothers, to be with his very best friend, and to be mine for just a little while longer.
This summer we spent quite a bit of time looking at preschools closer to home, making pros and cons lists, trying to convince Finn he would love to go to a new school. In the end, we chose to stay where we were. Long drive, short hours and all. This is where we felt we needed to be. And when Finn came down the stairs after his first day of school and whispered into my ear, "I loved it". I knew we made the right choice. This little boy gets one more year, to be in the big Pre-K, just like his brothers, to be with his very best friend, and to be mine for just a little while longer.
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Good choice! I'd have made the same one.
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