That is so true. My daughter, who is five, wrote this poem on the one day we had snow flurries over the break: “The love the way the snow falls/ I love the way the leaves fall.” Then she illustrated it. “These are the leaves, Mom, and there are the snowflakes.” So adorable!
She is so brave and innocent at the same time. I treasure her kindergarten years, and her teacher who protects and nurtures her like I do. I loved the way she was inspired by what was happening, but she took it further and remembered back to last season, and saw a connection. Kids are precious.
Oh, I’m not a mommy blogger, much as I enjoy what they write. I told you because I remember what you do, and I want you to know how parents feel, even if they never say so. 🙂
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
What a great photo to illustrate your point. Enjoy the year with those little ‘poets’.
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Thanks, tric and i will for sure )
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Such a beautiful silhouette and words. Enjoy being back with your little ones ☺️
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Thanka, jen and i will )
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I’m just happy none of mine got arrested over break. 🙂
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Ha! It’s all relative isn’t it? )
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I spoke too soon… Turns out one I just though was absent might be locked up. Sigh.
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Oops )
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Awesome picture. Fabulous quote. ❤
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Thanks, tess )
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Love this!
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Thanks, roy)
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Wonderful sentiment. So great that you feel this way!
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Thanks, other beth )
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Lovely picture and poem Beth. Than You for sharing.
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My pleasure, paul –
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I love the image. Good luck with the little poets, beth.
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Thanks, russ.
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Love this:)xx
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Thanks, janet )
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And they need no rhyme nor reason. Enjoy, Beth. ))
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Ha, perfect mark! Thanks )
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That is so true. My daughter, who is five, wrote this poem on the one day we had snow flurries over the break: “The love the way the snow falls/ I love the way the leaves fall.” Then she illustrated it. “These are the leaves, Mom, and there are the snowflakes.” So adorable!
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Omg that is so precious! I know who she gets that gene from!
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I know, and I had nothing to do with it, aside from providing the spelling of a few words. It was totally her idea. Really. LOL
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Brilliant. I just think that’s how they see the world, though not all of them can put it into words.
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She is so brave and innocent at the same time. I treasure her kindergarten years, and her teacher who protects and nurtures her like I do. I loved the way she was inspired by what was happening, but she took it further and remembered back to last season, and saw a connection. Kids are precious.
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That is so wonderful, brenda. I think you should write about it.
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Oh, I’m not a mommy blogger, much as I enjoy what they write. I told you because I remember what you do, and I want you to know how parents feel, even if they never say so. 🙂
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thank you so much, and it is really nice to hear these stories from parents. it really makes us understand that what we do makes a difference )
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It does. You matter. 🙂
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Hugs )
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Play is so important, isn’t it? I need to remember that in the coming weeks.
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it is, and try to keep that in mind )
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Great photo and words 🙂 thanks for sharing 🙂
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My pleasure )
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oh, precisely!!!! sharing!!!
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thanks, susie )
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Me too:-)
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i’m sure you are, tracy )
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Great quote and what an illustration.
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happy you enjoyed it alex –
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I will bet all of your little students love you. Kudos!
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it’s certainly mutual )
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