The Hendricksen's: Kindergarten Baby.... not anymore....

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Kindergarten Baby.... not anymore....

Brinley graduated from Kindergarten this last Thursday. She was so excited. They did a little program with songs they had learned. Grandpa and Grandma were able to come down and see her! She wanted to be all dressed up and have her hair done pretty so we curled her all up.

Her teacher was Miss Mellor. She was such a fun teacher!! Brinley is already missing her

Cute Picture of her and Jentry

Afterwards Grandma and Grandpa took us out to Brinleys favorite restaraunt...SIZZLERS

I dont know how I feel about this. Kindergarten is such a fun age. They are so dang cute. Now shes a real school girl. Full days from here on out. Im going to miss her. Im going to miss just getting to have time with her in the morning to do homework. Now its going to have to be crammed in with Jentrys in the night. Theres not much time left before Ty will be in kindergarten and then BAM Chase will be the next year. And then what...

2 comments:

the S family said...: How exciting! She is so darn cute with her hair all curled! Kindergarten, wow!; 9:36 PM
Jill said...: I with ya on not knowing how to feel. Brinley is such a fun kid!; 7:39 PM

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