Goodbye Missouri
I didn't think I would, but I miss that place
The best thing that happened there?
Oliver King
January 6, 2009
Ernesto and Oliver
And of course, friends.
I had no idea how many girls I'd find to have so much in common with.
Melissa's front door was something like 20 steps from my front door.
We had a lot of fun together, watching America's Next Top Model, being each others go-to babysitters, borrowing many a movie, food items, you name it. Oh and of course, countless hours spent outside keeping each other company while our babes played.
Melissa and Megan
Sawyer and Taylor were like brother and sister. They could have themselves a good fight. But they also had a lot of fun together. Look how much they grew!!!
More of my friends. Sad.
Tamara, Megan, Sara, Aimee and baby Simon
Angel, Gentri, Melissa, Megan, Aimee
Tamara, Simon, Sara
Crystal, Megan, Megan
Let's see...we had craft nights, movie nights, watched Biggest Loser, there was Breakfast Club, playgroups, project night, playdates and Columbia trips. Babysitting for each other, meeting at the park and aquatic center...preschool...gift exchanges for fun. Parties and baby showers galore and fire pits and getting together because we had nothing better to do.
I tell ya two years ago I would've never guessed I'd be such a social butterfly :)
Oliver, Olivia, Noah
Ollie insisted on bugging Olivia
Jason, Taylor, Sawyer, Preslee, Scotty, Ryder
Sawyer and Jonah
My favorite pic. I hope when they grow up they're friends so we can tease them with this nerdy picture.
There you have it. Saying goodbye was so sad, and so embarrassing. How can some of you hold in tears? Seriously. I actually did pretty good, and by the end I was cried out.
Cross your fingers for me that I can find at least one good friend!
PS E was there too. I asked for him to give me pictures of him and his classmates and friends. He laughed. I guess boys don't do that.