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It's finally warm!!!

We had our first cook-out of the summer.  Some friends invited us for a little hot dog roast last Friday.  The kids had so much fun.  Food is always so much better when you cook it on a stick.
Monday was D's last day of school, and it was also his water party.  (I was so excited he was finally having his party since he talked about going non stop for the past week).  The kids had so much fun.  Here Ms. Jami is shooting a water rocket with the kids.  
Kent and I came to help out and we filled up so many water balloons that Kent's fingers actually started bleeding.  The kids had so much fun though.  
Later that night, D had his preschool graduation.  (He's the one with the black hat putting his fingers up).  Like a true player, when the teacher's teenage daughter passed by he very loudly said, "Wow, you look beautiful today!".  He likes the older ladies.  
Preschool has been so good for D, and his teacher has been so patient with him.  Here is a movie with D's class and 2 other classes singing for graduation.  
D has made so many improvements this year, but I still think we will sent him again next year instead of moving on to Kindergarden.  I am just worried about keeping the boy occupied all summer.  Yikes!

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Seleta said…
That looks like so much fun. You have such a cute family! I love being able to see what is going on and stay in touch!
May 22, 2008 at 5:54 AM
Orange said…
Congratulations D! Looks like a fun time. I love the compliments he gives! He once told me I had "golden hair."
May 23, 2008 at 10:15 PM
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