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Jillian and Preschool

I couldn't post about everyone else starting school without adding Jillian to the list. She LOVES school. I think mostly it has to do with the fact that she is incredibly bored at home when all the kids are gone at school. So, we enrolled her in the Doeremi preschool that my cousin is doing and she gets to go 3 days a week! Wow, is she excited!!! So here she is ready for school this morning. I can't believe that she is my baby.

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Dione said…
I can't believe that's your baby either! I think it's so fun that she gets to be in Sharla's preschool! She sure is cute! (Jilly - and Sharla too!)
Momnerd said…
Adorable, of course! I love having her in my preschool! I am just afraid I might just keep her one of these days!
ahh beck, I know where you are coming from except mine is the oldest off to school I bet these 2 would love each other!!
Shelly said…
So stinkin cute. She is gonna be a heart breaker one day!
Shelly said…
SO stinking cute. I didn't know it was Sharla's pre-school. How close do you guys live to her? She is gonna break alot of boys hearts!
Becky said…
HappyClimate, we live in the same neighborhood! It makes me so happy!!!

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