Sogni di Sofia (Dreams of Sofia)

I was going through some photos on my computer from wayyyy back in September

Whose crazy child is this???? (I was getting ready to read to her class)

What a face!
















Begging for brownies for breakfast

Signing her own message to my class on the ball given by Play It Again Sports (Orange Ave - Orlando). Eric the manager wrote. "To Mr. Stuart's Class - Dream Big, Play Hard."





Watering in Wonder



Helmet Head













Sofia Shaolin



Pretty Little Monster













Wonderful

Wacky
















Reading to her class

A Happy, Happy Day















Que Linda! (how beautiful)




Y Preciosa (and precious)












My Love





Paint Playing












Red-Handed




Always time to play












Caught her staring at my Martin Luther King portrait....What are your dreams young child?





Frisbee indoors???...Loving it! Dig your fire little girl










And we were just dancing in the moonlight.....knowing everything would be right



Loving her.....Just simply loving this little girl

Let the Children Lead the Way - End of Summer Photos

I know many of you have let me know how much you like the photos of the kids. I do too. I'm determined to capture their sensational spirits forever in these albums, forever reminding them of their natural brilliance, and letting them know how much I admire them, love them, and treasure them, forever and ever, amen.

CLICK THE LINK TO SEE WHAT I SEE
END OF SUMMER - AUGUST 2007



Happy Labor of Love Day! Let the children lead the way.

Hey! Quit Looking at Me!

"So far so good. No one seems to notice I snuck into the back of the car................

Hey, you....quit looking at me!

Stop laughing and beeping your horn!!!...........

Oh, no! The driver is turning around.........

I'm going to get in so much trouble when Mom finds out about this........."




Now you try to come up with a caption for this one, or a funnier one than I was able to do for the cow-in-a-car photo.

Everybody has a genius. Yours may be comedic!

*This one is special because I grew up with a father who loved Pepsi and brain-washed his children into thinking Coke was terrible.

It worked! When I was going to school in Mexico I waved the Red-White-and-Blue Pepsi flag, declaring "Coke apesta!" (Coke stinks)

In hindsight my loyalty was undeserved. None of us kids were allowed to drink any of his Pepsi. We had to sneak it if we wanted any (hee-hee, sorry Dad)