First Day of School

Look at these adorable children! I can't believe they're ours. And I can't believe that they are in 4th grade, 3rd grade, and kindergarten! Time has started to fly.










For some reason, kindergarteners don't actually start until a week after the older kids. That week nearly killed Leah off. The anticipation was just too much for her. So we were all relieved when her official first day finally happened.


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