Happy Friday!!
My daughter Annie is helping me share my 5 things today. As many of you know I've been catching up on my scrapbooking. Well I was going through my daughter's school years album the other day and came across this page from her 2nd grade school year.
love that alphabet cardstock - isn't it cute?
And you can see that for this page I had an embellishment that allowed her to write her top 5 things she loves about school. So here they are:
Always makes school more enjoyable.
A given for my little social Gal.
Also a given for my very active Gal! And who doesn't love the playground?
So proud of this - my Girl loves math & science!!
Always good to appreciate the arts!
I think all of these would remain true for her today as she is finishing 3rd grade as well. I just thought it was cute to look back upon and it happened to be 5 things - well that's just perfect for a Friday post, right?
I'm linking with Amy from Love Made My Home for Five on Friday.
How adorable! What a precious keepsake and so conveniently five things for today's post. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura! Yep being 5 things made it nice and easy! Lol
DeleteHappy weekend darling Gal! xo
How wonderful to be able to look back and have a record of such wonderful things that otherwise would have been forgotten. That is the beauty of a scrapbook.
ReplyDeleteCompletely agree! And I'm so sentimental that one day I'll probably be blubbering over this very page. The older I get - the more fleeting it feels and that's why I treasure my albums like this so much.
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Perfectly precious!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove scrapbooking. : )
But I am getting a bit behind!
It's the nature of the hobby Billie Jo! Don't sweat it - I'm ALWAYS behind!! Lol That's just how scrapbooking works. Just take the time when you can - because any treasured memory kept is priceless. ;)
DeleteHappy weekend Doll! xo
I hope that these five things remain true always for your daughter, especially the playing with friends bit, what is life without friends to enjoy. Thank you so much as always for joining in. I hope that you have a great weekend! xx
ReplyDeleteI totally agree Amy!! That's one important attribute that can stay with her forever! Thanks for always being such a wonderful hostess. ;)
Deletehappy weekend Sweetie! xo
What wonderful keepsakes you have to cherish. Children are so precious and dear. Wishing you a wonderful, fun filled weekend :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! These albums are just treasures to me and I know in the future they'll become even more precious. Sometimes I wish time would slow down!!
DeleteHope you have a wonderful weekend as well! xo
I love this! Having her handwriting included makes it precious!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw this embellishment I thought that was the neatest thing about it too Mari! Not only capture Annie's thoughts - but her writing too. Definitely a treasured keepsake of this time of life. ;)
DeleteHappy weekend dear Gal! xo
Your daughter must be the same age as my son....I didn't know this! (He's about to be 9 and is also about to finish 3rd grade)....what a lovely LO and what a great way to capture these memories! Beautiful! [Have been terribly busy so have had *no* time to blog or catch up.....ggrrr...you know I dislike that word 'busy'!!!]
ReplyDeleteThat's so neat - we have kiddos the same age! ;)
DeleteI know what you mean about being busy. I finally had a free feeling weekend and just unplugged for a while. Sometimes priorities need to shift for a while.
xoxo
How sweet is that! I have a daughter called Annie who could have written all of the above when she was your Annie's age. x
ReplyDeleteReally cool Christina! Let's hear it for smart and sweet Annie's! ;)
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What a lovely post, Carrie! I have a girl who loves maths and science, too - just completing the first year of a maths degree. You have made me smile. x
ReplyDeleteGood for her!! I love hearing about these smart girlies!! Thanks for sharing.
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Oh I just love this!! Looking like paper, and then you have her actual handwriting!! So cute!!
ReplyDeleteAh lovely, for you as a mum and for Annie to look back on when she's older xx
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