I bet im not the only one who........

[kimi]

had a little cry this morning when my children went in to school, and they are year 6 and year 2

No crying but desperate to see dd after her first day at Middle School.

Not me, but DD2 did sob as DD1 skipped into school.

And wailed all the way home.

Oh yes, ds is not amused at all that his big sister has disappeared after having her all to himself for 6 weeks.

Am i just soft then??????

bloody hell I'll be skippign with joy as he finally goes into school tomorrow mornign

er, no crying here

pass the tissues bundle

DS2 was off like a whippet on speed, on look back, he has a new teacher who looks about 12 (oh my god im getting old)
DS1 looked sad, hes being bullied and he hates school now,
Hate seeing him so sad.

I admit I felt a bit choked, partly becos we had a very good, happy summer hols, much better than my expectations. So even tho' I craved some time to myself, I'll miss ds for the next few days.
And I do HATE the business of getting him out of the door in time on school mornings.

A fwe mums were feeling emotional this morning (going into yr 1) but I didn't. I'll be jumping for joy when they are all finally back at school/nursery and that's not till next Monday (nursery)

Maybe slighty different for me cos it's going to mean that for the first time in 5 years I can properly get my work done in teh daytime rather than evenings and weekends. OTOH,I'm soooo looking forward to being able to go for a swim or go shopping without a child in tow.

Nope won't be crying tomorrow when DD goes and definitely not when DS goes on Thursday

Can't believe I will have 3 days to myself to get the cleaning, shopping etc done with nobody messing it all up again - yiiiiiippppppeeeee

Am a little worried about DS making it through the whole day though - he will be worn out.