Yesterday was the first day of Kindergarten for my
daughter. She looked a little bit
nervous, but mostly seemed to be taking it in stride. Many of the other parents
weren’t. Someone kindly went around and
passed out tissues. My husband and I
made it through without tears, but we did feel a bit glum about our baby not
being a baby anymore. And like many
events that are symbolic markers of something new, even when we poo-poo it as
“just another day,” there is still the sense that it is the time to begin a
project and shake up the routine.

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Bethany Maines
is the
award-winning author of the Carrie Mae
Mystery Series, San Juan Islands
Mysteries, Shark Santoyo Crime Series,
and numerous short stories. When she's not traveling to exotic lands, or
kicking some serious butt with her black belt in karate, she can be found chasing
her daughter or glued to the computer working on her next novel. You can also catch up with her on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and BookBub.
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