"God's purpose for the artist is to inspire, to give us visions of ourselves that we might not see, to make us better than we would have been.The world is better for the arts and righteous artists in it. In the quest to achieve greatness in artistic pursuits--whether in painting, music,dance, drama, film, sculpture, or the written word--we should always seek first to achieve God's purposes." -Elder M. Russell Ballard
Remember the little things, because one day you will look back and realize that they were the big things.

Jun 26, 2009

Kirsten's Last Day of Kindergarten

Well, she did it! Kirsten is off to be a big ol' 1st grader now!
She passed every question on her Kindergarten assessment test.
Mrs. Fonseca asked her to count as high as she could.
When she marked 100 she stopped and Mrs. Fonseca asked, what comes after 100?
101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115 STOP!
Kirsten, how high can you count?
200.
Wow! I'd love to listen to you, but we don't have time today.
And my little brainiac was also on the Honor Roll.
These are my bragging rights!
So we're gearing up for 1st grade, and I hope she can keep up the good work!
Kirsten and her teacher, Mrs. Fonseca.
As the kids were walking out of their classroom for the last time (sniff, sniff) Mrs. Fonseca high-fived them at the door. I tried to catch Kirsten's turn, but my camera is s-l-o-w. However, I did manage to catch this look of horrified embarrassment as she walked past. (SNICKER, SNICKER)

Kirsten and her Kindergarten class, 2009.


1 comment:

Jeff and Aubree Gittins said...

Wow! What a big girl you have! It's so great she did so good too!

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