Brick 2- temper tantrums, potty training, sass, and coloring books.
Brick 3- scooters, broken crayons, messy hair, and disney princesses.
Brick 4- polly pockets, dress up, busy bee preschool, best friend, and new swing set.
Brick 5- cabin adventures, kindergarten, first crush, and junie b jones books.
Brick 6- kissing tag, soccer star, babysitters, getting caught running on top of the roof, and mega-sass.
Brick 7- playing spies, catching pet bees, glitter balls, moved to highland, independence, and lighting the microwave on fire heating up glitter glue sculptures.
Brick 8- unfinished basements, getting up on the wakeboard, riding my bike everywhere, baptism, and guitar lessons.
Brick 9- spelling tests, piano lessons, getting in trouble for talking too much in class, sleepovers, and embarrassing
notes from mom in homemade lunches.
Brick 10- braces, best friend necklaces, laughing at everything imaginable, four square, stealing from the book fair, and pajama day/crazy hair day.
Brick 11- the transition from "playing" with friends to "hanging" with friends, science fair, boy/girl birthday parties, counting to 60 for your turn on the swings, troublemaker, spending hours on club penguin, and meeting my best friend.
Brick 12- dad got cancer, sixth grade Valentine's Day dance, first cell phone, being in the school play, and hating my older brother.
Brick 13- being called a "sevie" in middle school, finally a teenager, lockers, no more braces, awkwardness, being "asked out" for the first time, and thinking that running a mile for p.e was impossible.
Brick 14- finding friends, riding motor scooters everywhere, going to parties, lunch detention, health class, dress codes, curfews, and rules.
Brick 15- first kiss, senior lagoon day, back talking parents, sneaking out for the first time, driving a car for the first time, adventure, and doing anything for a dare.
Brick 16- high school, football games, dating, school dances, caring about what I looked like, driving, crashing the car, thinking the seniors were so old and so tall and so mature.
Brick 17- attandance school, so much attandance school, not caring anymore, learned how to fake laugh, 2 friends passing away, emotional and physical hell, and worst year of my life.
Brick 18- sunshine, new friends, SENIOR YEAR, senioritis, trying new things, finding myself, happy, applying to colleges, planning, future, adulthood, and growing up.
My daughter is coloring and I don't know what her future holds. But this blog post is so important right now.
ReplyDeleteThis is good
ReplyDeletethis is so good and creative!
ReplyDeletelove the idea of bricks as years.
ReplyDeletei also still have my pollypockets..
I wish we met at Brick 7, we could have caught pet bees together.
ReplyDeleteThis was all so cute and so interesting/cool to see how each brick transitioned to something different. Really loved it all.
AMAZING
ReplyDeleteBrick 11
ReplyDeleteI went to busy bee preschool as well but it was in California.
ReplyDeletewow what a good idea
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