Mothers Day came early

Rosies class celebrated Mothers day today. Over the last couple of weeks she has been bursting into song and then suddenly realising what she was singing and stopping mid-word. Since I knew Mothers day was just around the corner I didn't question her as I didn't want to put her on the spot as I was quite sure they were told that, Mum's the word.

Today all was revealed when they gave a little performance. It's so hilarious to watch how all the kids act differently on stage. Rosie does better than most would expect from her and then gives a few mandatory (for her) tears and then resumes her singing. One little boy was in his own world and was hilarious, he's the one standing next to Rose. I'm sure if Rosie had seen what he was up to there would have been no way she would have been able to cry cos he was hilarious, a total nutcase.

All the Mums were presented with handmade gifts and cards and treated to a lovely lunch. It was a beautiful morning and the kiddies were so very very proud of themselves.

Each year at this age the teachers give the kidlets a question and answer sheet to fill out. This is a highlight for me. Here is a sample of Rosies:

My Mom likes to buy                              Some food, shoes and blouses
My Mom likes to wear                            dresses
My Moms favorite food is                      Chinese
My Mom would never give away           Her photos of me and Lily
My Mom likes to cook                            noodles







Happy girl

Singing her heart out

Rosie singing the Happy Song

In this Video she gets all choked up. Afterwards I asked her why she started to cry and she said, because I love you so, so much. Need I tell you who cried then? No, I didn't think so.

 
Albert just kills me, his expressions are priceless.