Graduating Kindergarden

I honestly have no idea if I blogged this--I can't find anything.

Brooklyn was asked to memorize a Shel Silverstien poem: SICK for graduation. She did such a great job reciting it, though it took us a month to get it memorized.

She loved having Mrs. Davenport, and since that woman taught all four kids Kindergarden stuff, she has a special place in all our hearts!

I ended up buying Brooklyn matching shoes, and she's so silly all the time.

On the last day of school, she recited her poem once more for her class, and snuck in to take a photo.

Some day we'll look back and wonder how she grew up so fast, because somehow she is growing up faster than the other kids did.

Congrats, Brooklyn on moving on to first grade! WE LOVE YOU!

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