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He’s adorable. When my kids started their first year in school they were so small that I wouldn’t see their heads in the bus as I was waiting for them. I was always afraid that they had missed it and it took me a while to relax. Until they had grown enough to reach the window, that is.
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Gosh, that seems young…my heart would bleed…I’m sure his was EXCITED!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
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Wnet with him on day one… and after an hour he said “You can go now, I’m at school like Caillou”. He’s been fine ever since, leaves every day from 0745, returning 1715…
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Wow..smart little boy. But he sure looks tall for a 2 1/2 …^o^
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nope, small bus
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