Analia has indeed been growing this year. Her mouth especially. She is definitly in the habit of talking back and trying to change my mind when I say no. Although it's hard for me to keep my temper with her....I try. At least I like to think I do. She definitly has more luck with her Papi though. He has more patience than me.
This year in first grade she's doing suprisingly well. She doesn't hate school like she used to and seems to get along well with the other kids to. I on the other hand am not thrilled with her school. I think they've cut down a whole rainforest to provide me with every flyer they can afford! I regret to say the teacher sends home more papers about what color shirt to wear that day than she does about what they might actually learn at school that day. I have since sent her a message saying that I would like some sort of info on her academics! She also learned something quite educational the other day. When she got home from school she asked me what a "pimp" is. I was so shocked I couldn't contain myself and started to laugh! She then proceeded to inform me that it was indeed a
real word. I agreed and came up with a quick and subtle explanation of the word and told her it wasn't appropriate for her to say. She was happy with that and I still to this day get a chuckle every time I think about it. Anyway, here are some updated pics of her:
Even though I know I'm braging, I think my daughter's gorgeous! Sadly, I think I say it too much because she often responds to this compliment by saying "I know!"...oops!
Here she is at her first dentist check up, sad I know, but I was glad she only had 1 cavity and not 8 like Kai.
Here she is after she got it filled. This picture still brightens my mood when I look at it. I asked her to smile after her face was numb and I got Elvis. Haha, I love it!
Not the greatest pic, but this was her first day of First grade! I can't believe she's in first already. Her attitude is in at least 7th though. ugh!
This was her first day at the bus stop. She likes riding the bus and I like them riding to. It makes life easier even if I do have to have them out there at 6:30am!
She's growing up way to fast for me and I am begining to dread the teenage years with the attitude she has. But I still count my blessings that she's part of our family and I can't imagine us with out her.