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Pre-K Graduation

Yesterday was Joash's Pre-K graduation. Looking back, it is pretty impressive what going to school two mornings a week, and growing one year old has done to my little guy. At this program he said his line well (and a few other funny things in the microphone). He sang and did actions to the songs. While he is still my shy and timid little guy, he has become much more brave and that has been great to see.

Here he is getting his certificate and gift from his teachers.

 "This string stuff really tickles my nose, mom."

 Joash and his wonderful teachers. We were so bless to have two Godly women teaching our child.

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