Normally you're wearing fruit-o-loom-like type, under shirt. Because it's hot, and you wear that under your shirt. Yeah, but like you can see your nipples. Right now? No, not now, but with when you're wearing it. That's just the one I wore to the thing. I thought it was like a little upgrade in a white. OK, continue on with the story. OK. Yay, networks. Hey, guys, episode 61. It was Layton's official first day of kindergarten today. I didn't know how I would be with Lawson. I was like, I'm not gonna cry. And then when I dropped him off with the teacher and he was crying and looked at me. Then I felt guilty and sat.

It's like when you drop him off at daycare for the first time or preschool and I sat in my car and I cried. Then with Layton today, when I gave him a big hug, when he was sitting at his desk, it's so cute because they have the little chairs that I gave him a big hug and told him I loved him. like Terry, I'd never want anybody seeming Christ.

So I just had a hurry up and just walk out of the classroom.

Wow. them a big hug and told them I loved them. Then I got like, Terry, I'd never want anybody to see me cry.

So I just had a hurry up and just walk out of the classroom.

Wow. The Tin Man finally broke down. I know. I did. And guess what? I didn't cry. I know. And you're emotional all the time. I know. I'm too emotional. You know why I think it's the second child? Like you're just not like the first one you're very hyper aware and sensitive about in the

second you're like, I've been through this, you know, not the child.

It's like the first one, you're very hyper aware and sensitive about

and the second you're like, I've been through this, you know, not the child. It's like, you've been through it. And I was talking to someone else, someone else that works at the same place I do I was talking to. And she's like, what are you, how are you feeling? Are you feeling emotional? And I thought she was talking about losing my job. I'm like, yeah, you know, I'm kind of getting over and she's like, what do you mean?

I was like, oh, you're talking about the kid.

I was like, you're talking about late.

I was like, yeah, you know, I'm kind of getting over

and she's like, what do you mean?

I was like, oh, you're talking about the kid.

I was like, you're talking about late.

I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm like, this is gonna be good for him

because I really do think latent needs this. So it's more like, I know he's a little scared, He's a little nervous last night, but he needs it.

He needs to be in a structured situation from eight to three

or whatever, not have you bail him out.

So this is gonna be good for him.

So I was an emotional, I was more like proud of him. Like this is something we need to do. Yes. And I felt secure because I knew the teacher, latent teacher was Lawson's kindergarten teacher and I just adore her. I just love her so much. And I knew we walked in so many people from our neighborhood. It's such a great group of kids, and it made me feel like he wasn't alone. He had so many familiar faces, which was, I think, different, right, for Lawson or no. Yeah, I don't think Lawson... Lawson didn't know anybody. No, he didn't know anybody. So at least, But Lawson's more social that Lee-in, if he doesn't know you, he will not talk to you, and he hides behind me. But if he's with Lawson, and he knows kids from the neighborhood or friends that we have in their kids, Oh my gosh, she's like the Tasmanian devil.

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