Since moving into
our new house in August, I have dedicated an entire double, lower-positioned
cabinet for all of Taylor
This one literally
took her ten minutes to draw. She started it the minute Chris got home from
work two nights ago and had it finished by the time he had changed out of his
suit. It’s a picture of all our family. From right to left: Luke, Dad, Mom, Taylor and, of course, Beeba.
My heart nearly melted out of my chest when she was explaining it.
Oh, my little
peanut! She is getting so big, y’all. She’ll be FIVE in three months. Going.
To. KINDERGARTEN.
Ugh.
But she is so
excited about going to big-girl school. Of course she is! And when we told her
she would be going to school FIVE days a week when she starts going to
kindergarten, she bounced up and down in the big chair, fist-pumping the air
and squealing, YES! YES! I get to go to school more!
She’s constantly
thirsting for more knowledge, asking questions about numbers and letters and
nature and EVERYTHING. She is her father’s brain, trapped inside her mother’s
body. She is going to rule the world.
But until then, and
while Chris and I are still totally responsible for raising this precious,
precious girl, we will sit back and cherish every single scrap of paper she
expresses herself on that she wishes to share with us. Because I have a
dreadful feeling it may end when she gets older.
It’s a good thing
we’ve got lots of bare walls.
3 comments:
One of my favorite things about my goddaughter is that she is so adept at utilizing both her right and left brains. She's inquisitive and creative, and I like to think my princess drawings years ago helped nurture her right brain just a little bit :)
She can also paint with both her right and left hands. Papa
That is amazing coloring and drawing for a 5 year old...she is your creative soul
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