Sunday, June 29, 2008

Manic Monday - Pride


The word at Mo's Manic Monday is Pride.

This is going to be a piece of cake. I have been brimming with pride ever since Friday, June 20th when my son graduated Pre-K.

Walking into his class room with his father who has only been to school once I thought for sure he would bolt from his seat and give his teacher a hard time when she asked him to sit.

He was one of the 85% who were able to contain themselves. They sat looking at us (the families) while we stared at them for about 15 minutes before the festivities began. There was a time when he stood up to walk over 10 minutes in but his teacher asked him to sit and he did.

Last year he would not sit and I was unable to get any pictures of him and his class. This year, he stood with the class and posed for 100 pictures as all the families snapped away.

I was so proud that he went up for his diploma with a big smile on his face(last year his teacher had to ssssstretch and hand it to him). Proud that he posed with his therapist and his teacher for pictures and proud that he sang all the songs, the national anthem and counted in Spanish 1-10 and then backwards. Love it!

So cute to see all their little faces as they leave the school and high five each other.

7 comments:

  1. Now that's a lot to be proud about. How wonderful. He's a little cutie pie too. Have a great MM. :)

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  2. Congratulations. These milestones will be a source of pride for decades.

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  3. Sandee, thanks so much, we think he's cute too but he's ours.

    Jamie, I am sure there are many more to come. Thanks for checking me out.

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  4. Awwww! What a sweetie! Congratulations to you both! You have a lot to be proud of!

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  5. That's a very important milestone! Try to hold on tight to it when the teenage years arrive! It gets turbulent!

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  6. That is just too precious. This makes me look forward to school with my son James.

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  7. Anonymous7:06 PM

    PERFECT reason to be proud. Mine also graduated from PreK this year. I was a babbling idiot during the ceremony. Talk about being proud! *LOL*

    Great post. Happy MM!

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