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Back to school for sure!
ReplyDeleteAre the boys smiling or do they want summer to last longer? I know a couple teachers who are wishing for a longer summer. Just where did summer disappear to?
ReplyDeleteYep! We started our second week yesterday!!
ReplyDeleteThis is the time of year when I always had mixed feelings. But now that I'm retired after 34 years of teaching, it's nice to sit on the porch with a cup of coffee in the morning and watch the school buses go by, knowing I don't have to go:)
ReplyDeleteOldest Granddaughter just started high school, and Grandchild #4 started kindergarten. It seems like they were just babies yesterday.
When I was a kid, I used to dread the eve of a new school year. That will be my saddest day and the thought of starting school again after all the fun and lazing around during the holidays gives me jitters and rob me of my sleep. Luckily, soon I will settle down to school life and enjoyed the time with classmates and school friends.
ReplyDeleteThis was always a melancholy time of year for me -- I used to dread the time when my girls would return to school, leaving me to my own devices all day and signaling the approaching end of summer. But, we all survived and I still like to watch the little ones board the bus for the first time, those little steps sometimes so unsure. :-)
ReplyDeleteTatyana, that is the funniest shot. Makes me laugh out loud, but also feel a tug. My youngest is 38 dare I say and our grandson, soon to be 4, started a pre-school. It goes by too quickly.
ReplyDeleteCute post Tatyana. I still get in on a little of the starting of school with taking my Grandsons shopping for some school clothes. Our 2 oldest Grandsons graduated and the youngest is just starting - he's so excited!
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana
ReplyDeleteIt's the Rentrée scolaire over here.
Summer has zipped by this year. I need to slow down time!!!
An amusing photo but I know many will regret losing their free time to return to school.
ReplyDeleteCute photo. No more little ones at home that I have to pack up book bags and lunches for. I'm glad school days are over for us ... it used to be my calendar year... Sept through June... it's what all our schedule revolved around. Enjoyed reading the post about your mom, the dahlias, and how things were for you in Russia.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet post.
Meems @ Hoe and Shovel
Таня, какой интересный фотокадр!И слова... То-то пощипывает "что-то" внутри в сентябре, и ещё в мае, да в июне...
ReplyDeleteWas your handsome boys ready to return. I always hated going back. Summer seemed to fly by way to fast when school was out.
ReplyDeleteGot the seeds and I am thrilled. And a bonus of POPPIES! I do not have any and will make a special bed for them.Thank you so much Tatyana.
My kids are grown & gone...but OH how we parents used to relish the start of the new school year! By the end of summer the kids were ready too!
ReplyDeleteI always welcomed back to school days so I could let the kids out of their cages.
ReplyDeleteBack to school was always one of my favourite times as a kid. Now, with a houseful (albeit, getting smaller year by year) of school-goers and married to a vice-principal, September is the time when this home-based office gets lots quieter. On one hand, I breathe a sign of relief and, on another, one of regret. (If it's possible to breathe with our hands?)
ReplyDeleteMine started back up on the 17th, so we've had a good 1 1/2 weeks to get acclimated. I already have 1.5 hours of homework a night. Me? you ask? Yes, when the kids go back to school, so do I helping them with their school work. Life is over as I know it :)
ReplyDeleteI was sad seeing my daughter leave for school. She's in sixth grade now, she didn't even want me to walk her to class. :(
ReplyDeleteWhat grade are your boys in?
Thank you friends for sharing your own memories and thoughts about a school year beginning. Answering the questions: my boys are in 5th grade; one of them was ready for school, another wanted a longer break.
ReplyDeleteMy baby (18 on tuesday!) starts his senior year on Wednesday. I can't believe how quick his childhood has blurred by. Fun to think that they all get a new beginning each year.
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