Monday, November 23, 2009
"It was one of those perfect English autumnal days which occur more frequently in memory than in life." —P.D. James
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4 comments:
I absolutely LOVE this post! It captures all the fun, joy and innocence of a young child.
Aunt Chris
Thanks for sharing. I'm sure all of those scrapbooks your making will remind both of you of this wonderful day!!
David's mom still had ALL of the papers of his preschool days in boxes when they moved. We kept the best examples and pitched all the rest.
She kept everything.. literally (even the pink girly outfit she took to the hospital as they didn't know which blessing they would receive), so there were tons of stuff to go through when they retired with him in his thirties and promptly embarrassed at some of the things lurking in boxes.
(sorry for the multiple posts, my fingers just aren't working today)
Shannon
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