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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. <3
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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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