This rock may not look very big (which it's not really), but small enough to put up your nose? Wednesday night I got to have a little mommy time away while Ryan watched the kids, a belated Mother's day gift of sorts:) Anyway, when I got home the kids were already in bed and Ryan told me that
Kailyn had told him she had a rock up her nose....so he looked and felt around in her nose and had her blow her nose, but saw and felt nothing. So he concluded that she had a large booger up her nose and that was what she was talking about, end of story! On Thursday morning before we started to do her hair for school,
Kailyn looked up her nose in the mirror and I could see something white! I
immediately called Ryan and told him that she was not kidding, she had put a rock up her nose....now to get it out!!!!!! I tried grabbing the rock with a tweezers, but it was too big and too high up in her nose. So we tried blowing her nose, and when she realized the importance of getting this rock out of her nose, she blew really hard and almost got it out. So I was able to grab it with the tweezers and we could all breathe easier.....
definitely not something I'd like to repeat.
Kailyn with her teacher Mrs. Brouwer and the classroom aide Mrs. Schrotenboer....we love them both! They are amazing people and loved on Kailyn and Will throughout the year.
Kailyn with one of her friends, Megan. 
Siblings were welcome too....so William had a great time!
After a while playing on the playground, we all had snack together and fed the one lone duck in the pond. Then we headed to the basketball courts to blow some bubbles and draw with sidewalk chalk before the kids sang their final good-bye song:( What a great year we have had!!!!
Next year, he's off to Grand Valley....just like his big sister:) Love you Josh!
My beautiful fairy butterfly!
Grandma with the kids before the parade....
The kids were able to collect a bunch of candy and several other goodies!
We ended our time with pony rides....and the kids loved them! Happy Birthday Lamont!
I already had some brown ribbon, so I picked out some coordinating craft paper and some embellishments for the top. I had a ton of fun putting these together and I think the recipients enjoyed getting them!
Here is Will proudly showing off his decorated bike!
The kids started off down the halls where the first graders and kindergarteners were lined up to watch. It was so cute....they were all chanting "Go Preschool!"
They also had to show off their bikes in the office.....and my kids pretty much stuck together which made it easy to get pictures:)
The next stop was the playground where the kids got to ride around in a circle on the sidewalk a few times for all the parents......such a simple activity, but so special!
I don't think that smile ever left his face:)
Kailyn's whole class proudly displaying their bikes! Thank you so much Mrs. Brouwer for allowing us to have a fantastic morning (even though I got nothing else accomplished).
Buddy, you crack us up! We love you:)
Thanks for being such excellent helpers Kailyn and Will!!!!!
The kids watching the dutch dancers....it turned out we got downtown right at 10 and picked the first available spot, only to look up and see Mrs. Brouwer, Kailyn's teacher, right in front of us....we were pleasantly surprised as she was only subbing and we hadn't planned on watching anyone in particular....how special!!!!
The kids tried their hand at dutch dancing with the dancers before the streetscrubbing began. The roads and everything had actually already dried up and things were beautiful:)
Kailyn kept calling this the "hangnail" instead of "windmill", it was hilarious, how she got hangnail out of that I'll never know!
The kids loved watching the parade with grandma and their cousins....what a beautiful day for a parade!!!! 
