Kindergarten, Spring 2009: First Grade, Fall 2009:
First Grade, Spring 2010: Welcome to the future.
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Look at that adorable boy turn into a handsome young lad right before our eyes! What a great pictorial review! Owen just gets more gorgeous each day. Thanks, Lisel, for sharing.
Absolutely stunning! We, too, love the progression of school pictures. Grandpa and I are so happy to observe you growing into such a handsome wonderful young man and sometimes are conflicted that you are growing up too fast. What a treasure the pictures are. GG
Isn't it amazing how quickly they lose that baby look? Our grandson Jay came to see us after dinner. He is in 2nd grade and almost 8. He is up to my chin yet will always be my " little boy" as he is the first grandchild. He and Owen have similar personalities, tender and loving. Although this isn't always the case with his siblings. Jay told me the yesterday that he wanted to see the back of his eyelids the other night and Carter (almost three) wanted to stay awake. Jay said, "We had a revolution." I said, "You didn't hurt Carter did you?" He answered, "Grandma, you can't hurt him with a pillow."
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Look at that adorable boy turn into a handsome young lad right before our eyes! What a great pictorial review! Owen just gets more gorgeous each day. Thanks, Lisel, for sharing.
Nana Liana
What a precious young man!!!! I just love you Owen!!
Aunt Carol
Absolutely stunning! We, too, love the progression of school pictures. Grandpa and I are so happy to observe you growing into such a handsome wonderful young man and sometimes are conflicted that you are growing up too fast. What a treasure the pictures are. GG
Isn't it amazing how quickly they lose that baby look? Our grandson Jay came to see us after dinner. He is in 2nd grade and almost 8. He is up to my chin yet will always be my " little boy" as he is the first grandchild. He and Owen have similar personalities, tender and loving. Although this isn't always the case with his siblings. Jay told me the yesterday that he wanted to see the back of his eyelids the other night and Carter (almost three) wanted to stay awake. Jay said, "We had a revolution." I said, "You didn't hurt Carter did you?" He answered, "Grandma, you can't hurt him with a pillow."
Aunt Joan
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