It’s back to school tomorrow for Millie and Evie.Like Millie, Evie will also be in school all day from now on.
She’s a little bit upset and nervous.
I am too.
Posted on September 9, 2012, in Uncategorized and tagged back to school, Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Life, Pen and Ink, school, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 18 Comments.
Take care of yourself, and that lovely extended family.
We are just coming out of our second 'stay at home'. It was a long one. Hang in there. Terry from do
I don't want to make my own cup of tea anymore either. Some days I just want to stay warm by the sto
Sending you lots of love from my side of the planet. Id happily make you a cup of tea...Id even hack
Sending you a virtual cup of tea. (Even though I’m American I promise I won’t microwave the water! 😂
It’s surging everywhere. You are not alone! Your drawings and wit are helping us Doodlemum followers
Oh DoodleMum, how I’ve loved your drawings over the years! I so empathize and send the spirits of pa
It’s the same here in Ohio, USA. I am 80 years old , widowed and my youngest daughter lives with me.
Sending you all my love from a tear flowing mum and 3 and 5 year old none of who want to go to school or plays chill and a mum whose heart is breaking ! I feel your pain but we will get there xxxx
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Thank you xx We will, got more than enough to keep me busy at the moment. Got to be done.
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I don’t know who feels it worse. 😦
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Tell me about it!
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Aaah God bless her… she’ll be ok love, just give it a little time… I understand you will miss her being at home with you though. xxx
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I’m sure she will, September this year is a big month of adjustments I can tell you!
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I’m a little nervous for both of you……….it will be fine……gulp
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Don’t get me wrong, I’ll be all smiles when I drop her and run, but once I get round the corner I’ll have a good sulk.
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Poor sweetheart. But it will be such fun – so many new people and games and things to know – it will hardly seem like work!
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Exactly, she’s more than ready to go!
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The poor dear.
I almost missed the “I am too” , so just for you *Hugs*
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Much appreciated 🙂
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I so remember this time from when mine were all little and I also know how she feels!! These days it is the other way round at home. My children (16 & 18) are happy to be going back to school (and before anyone thinks my kids are weird) and being able to spend all day with their friends! I, on the other hand, was the one in the kitchen, slurping coffee whilst having a french pleat done by my daughter saying “I dont want to go to work….!
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Lol, September and Mondays eh, I think they go hand in hand with gloom. Hope your day at work isn’t too bad. 🙂
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It’s never changed for me and they’re 9 & 11 now, come the end of the summer holidays and I feel lost without them being there. But they adapt oh so easily, I think it’s us mums that end up playing catch up!
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You’re right, Evie went in this morning without a backwards glance and Millie was ok too. Off to sulk over a cup of tea and then back to more drawing for me…I have lots to do….
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Sending you a big hug. It’ll be lovely to welcome them home later on and hear all about their day. 🙂 My youngest left home on Saturday for uni…it’s very quiet here today. Playing lots of Hillsong music and have lots of sweet-smelling candles going. Oh and the kettle’s on a lot. xx
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Hope Evie had a good day, my smallest also started in reception.
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