Missing Out?
PebbleStone Creek Preschool celebrated the 2009-2010 school year-end on June 25th, and excitement was high among the children and family members who attended.
As the children finished a short presentation for their families, one of the preschool boys yelled to his mom in the audience that he needed to go to the washroom. She tried persuading him to hold it, but he could not, and off they went. We continued settling the rest of the preschool children on the stage for a story by Dr. Seuss: “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Just as the story was about to be read, the little boy returned and climbed onto the stage. With such excitement, he announced, “I didn’t miss it! I didn’t miss the story!”
Do you ever feel you’re about to miss out on something? Finding a way to distribute my time between husband, children, church, and work is a full-time challenge. It can often feel impossible to meet all the demands without missing out on some special moments.
But even though all these areas are important, finding a balance is necessary. It’s so important to make time for those special moments, so one day, looking back, YOU can say with excitement, “I didn’t miss it!”
Debbie Edmonds
PebbleStoneCreek Preschool Director
PebbleStone Creek Preschool celebrated the 2009-2010 school year-end on June 25th, and excitement was high among the children and family members who attended.
As the children finished a short presentation for their families, one of the preschool boys yelled to his mom in the audience that he needed to go to the washroom. She tried persuading him to hold it, but he could not, and off they went. We continued settling the rest of the preschool children on the stage for a story by Dr. Seuss: “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Just as the story was about to be read, the little boy returned and climbed onto the stage. With such excitement, he announced, “I didn’t miss it! I didn’t miss the story!”
Do you ever feel you’re about to miss out on something? Finding a way to distribute my time between husband, children, church, and work is a full-time challenge. It can often feel impossible to meet all the demands without missing out on some special moments.
But even though all these areas are important, finding a balance is necessary. It’s so important to make time for those special moments, so one day, looking back, YOU can say with excitement, “I didn’t miss it!”
Debbie