It's funny that Ben I mentioned that they are sending Moira to school next year, because we are sending Inga to school next year, too. There have been moments when I have questioned that decision, not sure if Inga is ready to strike out on her own and be responsible with her choices away from home. As this year has progressed I have seen her exhibit more and more maturity, but today's exam clinched it for me. She is ready to make her education her own, and to take responsibility for her time and her choices. Wow--my baby is growing up. And I pity the guy who tries to take advantage of her on a dark street.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Inga's Exam
It's funny that Ben I mentioned that they are sending Moira to school next year, because we are sending Inga to school next year, too. There have been moments when I have questioned that decision, not sure if Inga is ready to strike out on her own and be responsible with her choices away from home. As this year has progressed I have seen her exhibit more and more maturity, but today's exam clinched it for me. She is ready to make her education her own, and to take responsibility for her time and her choices. Wow--my baby is growing up. And I pity the guy who tries to take advantage of her on a dark street.
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I don't think it will be next year that we'll send Moira to school--but definitely by sixth grade. We're toying with the idea of 5th grade b/c jumping straight into middle school might be a little much. I don't know--it's a lot to think about. But she's only in 3rd grade right now so we have a little time.
It is a wonderful thing to see your kid hold her own. Moira's definitely at that point, but my only concern is her innocence. I've worked really hard to protect her (some might say too hard) and it's difficult for me to think about some punk ass kid enlightening her to some bit of smut. Of course, we've been working on lightening her up about transvestites so what am I talking about? (long story there)
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