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kate_nepveu) wrote2016-09-08 11:07 pm
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giant children continue growing, even more giant now
So the Pip started kindergarten today (SteelyKid started third grade on Tuesday), and we got a picture of them hugging me while waiting for the bus to match last year's.
THEY ARE SO HUGE.

[Images: SteelyKid and the Pip hugging me; the Pip very seriously measuring himself against me back-to-back.]
Kindergarten seems to have gone well; he made a delightful self-portrait, and he was cheerful though very very tired this evening. (SteelyKid's an old hand at this now and is also doing great.)
THEY ARE SO HUGE.


[Images: SteelyKid and the Pip hugging me; the Pip very seriously measuring himself against me back-to-back.]
Kindergarten seems to have gone well; he made a delightful self-portrait, and he was cheerful though very very tired this evening. (SteelyKid's an old hand at this now and is also doing great.)
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Those are great photographs!
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I remember being nearly to my mother's shoulder when I was SteelyKid's age, and I'm 5'4ish as an adult. (Slightly taller now than when I stopped growing, thanks to weird scoliosis changes.) Who knows--I've stopped myself from speculating on SK's eventual adult height because my nearest cousin expected to be tall given her father at 6'4, and she's all of 5'5. There were plentiful not-quite-jokes in childhood about how she'd hammer me shorter if I ended up taller than she, with my average-to-shortish parents....
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---L.
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Oh my gosh! I know Jenny is shorter than me but still.
And yes, SK plays soccer (the Pip too, just started), but town rec only, so it seems unlikely!
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