Just a small handful of autumns ago, my little ones were still riding in a stroller and wanting to be carried and dining on Cheerios in little snack bags and toting around drool-coated stuffed animals:

Now they are both going to be getting on a bus and riding away from me (at least for a few hours) and I am feeling quite caught up in wondering how they got to be so big and so independent.
My son asked me over the weekend if I was going to cry when they get on the bus to go to school. I kept what I hope was a happy/neutral face and said that when they get on the bus to go to school that I was going to be proud of them and that I'd be sending them off to get even smarter than they are now. Between you and me, I'm pretty sure tomorrow after DD gets on her bus, I'm gonna need some Kleenex when I walk into the house and neither one of them are there.

5 comments:
I'll be thinking of you tomorrow
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Consider it a test run because it doesn't stop there... my oldest is going away for university in 4 days and I know I'm going to cry....
Mine is not to that age yet -but I know the tissues will be needed...
You never realize just how fast they really do grow up til it's your own. Wait til you are watching them drive off in a vehicle without you...ouch. I have a beautiful 17 yr. old young "man". I wonder how it is that boy left so quickly.
Your such a good mom ,go ahead and use the kleenez , it just shows how much you love them .
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