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September 26, 2005

Beautiful!

Truly. This was Sophia after preschool today...
26sep05_sophia_1She was practically beaming all the way from preschool to Sharon's as she told me about her class. Not only that, when I took her to school, she let me go without complaint after only 10 minutes, and when I picked her up, the first thing she said was "How did you get here so fast?!" When I asked what she meant, she said "You usually take so much longer than that!" So I guess she had a good time in class today! She also behaved very well at dance class--so much better than last week.

I'm proud of Sophia, and I'm so relieved and happy that today went well. Marathon Mondays are tough enough without any extra challenges.

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