So here's the first of the I-feel-bad-for-missing-this-post post.
Wahoo for Jeremy's First Day of Preschool 2010!
Jeremy is actually doing really well so far this year. I know we haven't even had a full week of school yet thanks to Labor Day and Rosh Hoshanah, but he seems excited to go, he's practically running into the classroom (instead of me shoving him in and then running away), and he's trying to be obedient to his teachers even when he doesn't want to. He's told me the names of a couple other students in his class and has even admitted to me that one of them is his friend (huge improvement since Jeremy doesn't really like other kids much). He's enjoying gym, where last year those days were almost impossible for him. I'm really proud of him and all the growth and improvement he's made.
The second I-feel-bad-for-missing-this-post post is . . .
Happy 30th Birthday, Nathan! Congratulations on being old!
Yes, we celebrated Nathan's 30th birthday at the beginning of the month. While I think this birthday should mark the end of his teasing me and calling me old, it probably won't. Nathan wanted flan instead of a traditional birthday cake this year and lasagna for dinner. It was all quite tasty. Nathan is now one year closer to having his age make sense of all the gray in his hair. Don't worry about it! You know it will make your patients trust you more than those young'ins.
2 comments:
30 isn't old. I'm sure there are a lot of 30-somethings out there who will back me up on this. I still have one more decade to go before I hit the old and decrepit stage. Ah, 40 -- now that's when old age starts to officially set in. And sorry, 40-somethings, there isn't much you can say to the contrary that will convince me otherwise. Perhaps when I reach that ripe age I'll be singing a different tune, but that's a good ten years down the road.
So, it's only old when I am 30 or 31?
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