Blynn is tired of the million questions I ask her on the way home from school. I just find it very strange that she has 3 1/2 hours of her day that I have no idea what she is doing. Another strange thing is that she is eating lunch there too, so I have no idea what she is eating or how much she is eating. I know it is healthy food, but since the day she was handed to me in the hospital that has been my priority, that she is eating plenty and that it is healthy (for the most part-considering we did just have ice cream for dinner!) She did come home with her work that she has done for the first week of school, and one of the things was this little book. I already have known the title for awhile now because I too think that God made
Blynn special. I think her single dimple on her left cheek is special and her 3,
ooo cowlicks on the back of her head are special (sarcasm inserted here). I also find her desire to obey very special and how outgoing she is, as I was definitely not that girl. In fact, I used to be slightly annoyed by the outgoing girls.
Hmm!
I'm not sure if you caught that, so I am zooming in for you. Favorite food: green beans, really!? Well, I guess we have made a good impression with her teachers but this is definitely not
Blynn's favorite food. She does like green beans, but I'm not sure it is
numero uno. I'd also like you to note that she weighs 38.7 lbs. That is funny because Sam's (her cousin) said the exact same thing, which is even more funny since 3 months ago Luke, Sam, and
Blynn all weighed 37.4 pounds. Not something we are trying to maintain, but it seems to be sticking.
I like polka dots.
A picture of herself complete with a 'B' on the shirt and black shoes, what she happened to be wearing that day. I also like quizzing her about the classroom rules, secretly trying to implement them here at home. She is very consumed by the fact that if you break the rules, your name gets written on the board. So the other day, when she was being
crazy, I wrote her name on the board (since we have a chalkboard) and she was devastated. This might come in handy!
Blynn is tired of the million questions I ask her on the way home from school. I just find it very strange that she has 3 1/2 hours of her day that I have no idea what she is doing. Another strange thing is that she is eating lunch there too, so I have no idea what she is eating or how much she is eating. I know it is healthy food, but since the day she was handed to me in the hospital that has been my priority, that she is eating plenty and that it is healthy (for the most part-considering we did just have ice cream for dinner!) She did come home with her work that she has done for the first week of school, and one of the things was this little book. I already have known the title for awhile now because I too think that God made Blynn special. I think her single dimple on her left cheek is special and her 3,ooo cowlicks on the back of her head are special (sarcasm inserted here). I also find her desire to obey very special and how outgoing she is, as I was definitely not that girl. In fact, I used to be slightly annoyed by the outgoing girls. Hmm! 
I'm not sure if you caught that, so I am zooming in for you. Favorite food: green beans, really!? Well, I guess we have made a good impression with her teachers but this is definitely not Blynn's favorite food. She does like green beans, but I'm not sure it is numero uno. I'd also like you to note that she weighs 38.7 lbs. That is funny because Sam's (her cousin) said the exact same thing, which is even more funny since 3 months ago Luke, Sam, and Blynn all weighed 37.4 pounds. Not something we are trying to maintain, but it seems to be sticking.
I like polka dots.
A picture of herself complete with a 'B' on the shirt and black shoes, what she happened to be wearing that day. I also like quizzing her about the classroom rules, secretly trying to implement them here at home. She is very consumed by the fact that if you break the rules, your name gets written on the board. So the other day, when she was being crazy, I wrote her name on the board (since we have a chalkboard) and she was devastated. This might come in handy!
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