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Canon turns 5!

On September 4th Canon turned 5!

Playing catch-up....

I can hardly believe I have a 5 year old. Turning 5 and starting Kindergarten all in the same week definitely makes me feel like I have a big kid on my hands. We had a great summer and there were a lot of moments when I could see a mature, independent, responsible little boy emerge.
Canon love super heroes and Star Wars. He knows who Bryce Harper is and loves looking at Aaron's old baseball cards. He is starting to put together letter sounds and loves sounding out words to read and to write. He will play by himself only on the weekends when he has an hour of rest time in the basement, or if we go to my mom's house! Otherwise he wants us or Ben to be right there with him.
On his birthday he opened a big playmobile camping playset. We met my mom for milkshakes and french fries by the water, then had a cake for him at a teacher gathering that night.
The next weekend we had friends over for pizza and cupcakes, which of course I have no pictures of!


 
 
 

Here is to a great 5th year Canon Andrew! We pray that you will continue to live a big life! We pray that you will love Kindergarten and look forward especially to you learning to read! We pray you will love your brothers well, leading them to do the right thing. We pray for your friendships at school, that you would be sweet and kind. And we pray that you would always choose the right thing! Love you bug!




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