Kirsten graduated from Kindergarten a little over a week ago. They prepared a program for their parents, and we got to hear Kirsten say her part in the microphone. Her line was, "From Monday to Friday I studied at school. On weekends I had time to play." Well, I'm pretty sure she played a lot more than just on Saturday and Sunday, but that's okay :) The program was adorable, and I particularly loved the caps and gowns.
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Reagan congratulating the Graduate! |
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The Graduate |
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Our family |
After the graduation, we went out to eat at McDonald's. Perhaps when she graduates from high school she'll pick a fancier restaurant, but for now, Happy Meals really hit the spot for her.
The next day we went to Salt Lake for the Harley-Davidson dealership Demo Day. We had a good time, but we were somewhat surprised that there weren't any other activities than test driving the motorcycles--which only Matt could do. The girls and I looked around the dealership and found an orange Harley-Davidson collar for Porter. It's pretty nice.
After Matt test drove a couple of motorcycles, we went to City Creek Center for lunch. The girls had McDonald's again, and Matt and I had Chinese food. Reagan and Kirsten played on the playground while Matt, Madelyn, and I relaxed.
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Matt on a motorcycle |
Somewhat tangentially, but of extreme importance to me, I will now brag about Reagan's ability to draw. When Reagan showed me this butterfly, I was floored. She is only four and a couple of months old, and this butterfly is fantastic. She modestly told me that she didn't come up with it herself because she copied it from a picture in a book. I told her that's how all great artists learn to draw.
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This is an amazing butterfly! |
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She also drew this adorable bunny. |
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And this is clearly a poodle |
Kirsten wrote me tons of notes and drew me lots of pictures on Mother's Day, and they touched my heart so deeply.
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This is a picture of Mommy and Kirsten hugging. |
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Thank you. You are special. |
I'm crazy about all three of my little girls. They mean the world to me.