Glasses

A couple of weeks ago Jenna told me she got moved to the back of the classroom and she could not see the chalkboard. So, a week ago I took her to the eye DR. and sure enough she needed glasses. We had just gone the year before and she was fine. I guess she must take after her dad-last year when I had my eyes checked they were still 20/20. We picked up her glasses from Costco on Thursday after school. When we got in the car to head home she put her glasses on and with in a few seconds she was saying the cutest stuff. "WOW-everything is so clear" "I can read that sign" then silly little giggles.  I guess she really did need them.

A little side note-here is Jake's Kinex roller coaster he worked on all weekend. Pretty cool huh?

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The Stewart Stuff said…
She looks adorable!

I wouldn't want to ride on that rollercoaster. Too scary for me. :0)
May 16, 2011 at 2:07 PM
Kelly said…
love the glasses! at least one of your kids had to follow suite with the eyes.
May 17, 2011 at 8:04 PM
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