She woke up and you could tell she already felt different. Â She seemed different.
She reminded her little brother that this was her big day at least 4 (or 40) times.
She took extra care getting dressed and asked specifically for two braids in her hair. Â Everything had to be just right.
Today my girl graduated from senior kindergarten.

As I walked into the school library, decorated with balloons and banners, it hit me. Â Life as we know it was about to change. Â But I was ok, until I saw her walk into the room. Â Seeing her in her handmade cap literally made my heart burst open in my chest. Â I felt like I couldn’t breathe for a minute or two.


But then she looked at me. Â Eyes bright, smile from ear to ear. Â And suddenly, instead of feeling sad, I felt at ease. Â She was thrilled. Â She walked across the stage and picked up her diploma with confidence, surrounded by all her friends. Â I couldn’t ask for more.

I am so very proud of my girl. Â This adventure has been one of my most favourites ever, and I can’t wait to see where else we get to go with her. Â What a ride it will be.
And just for fun:
