Emma’s first school program

It was a beautiful morning for a walk in the park across the street.

By the time we got back, school buses were unloading students for the 12:05 PM baseball game.  It’s DARE DAY at the game.

There were oodles of students going to the game today.

And the parking lot was full.  We thought that was great for a midday, mid-week game.

Don watched all the traffic and student activity from our site.

By the time we left to go to Emma’s school program, the parking lot was empty.

When we got to Emma’s school, the cafeteria/auditorium was full and we had to stand along the right side wall.  From where I stood, my view of Emma, standing on the floor not the stage, was blocked by …. she that gal in the gray sweater STANDING UP??!!!

But Camden had a great view from his daddy’s shoulders and he would holler at his sister and wave.  He’s an encourager.

As you can tell by the two heads in the foreground of this picture, I only had a small window to take pictures through….

but, I did get a few.  Quality was bad, but circumstances in life are not always picture perfect.  Right?  Nonetheless, we were very impressed with this group of first graders and kindergartners as they performed The Toad and the Frog.

Next, we were led, by Emma, to her hallway where we viewed her artwork.  The subject was “prehistoric’s.”

Afterward, we all met at Which Wich for supper.  It’s a great place with a playground for the kids while we sat out on the patio in the evening breeze.  At one point, Camden, 3 1/2, said to his sister, “Emma, you did really good at your school tonight.”  Out of the blue.

It was another great day in Round Rock, Texas.