As most of you know, I have developed a love for sewing. I am either sewing something or buying fabric on a daily basis (my checkbook is totally reflecting the latter). Well, my favorite thing to make is skirts for Taylor. She has worn something new and adorable everyday this week to school. Her teacher, Miss Judy, actually said she waits to see what Tay is wearing each day because she always looks so cute. So, after having friends, family, and many others tell me that I should sell my adorable creations, I decided to do it. I have posted a few things on my facebook profile to sell, and am now have an etsy store. I am excited but a little nervous. So many questions running through my head......what if they don't sell? what do I do with the clothes if they don't sell? do I take special orders? what do I charge? I am totally one to sell myself short. Keep your fingers crossed that everything works out. And if you are looking for a new, adorable boutique skirt or dress for your daughter, granddaughter, or just as a gift, you know who to call!! I will update my facebook and blog often with new stuff that is for sale, and my etsy store link is www.lfassler.etsy.com
Today was Taylor's first day of kindergarten. She was so excited. It has been a rough week with Cole starting a week earlier, and the every day question of, "When do I get to go to school?" Taylor was so excited to be in Miss Judy's class. Miss Judy is a neighbor of ours, and Taylor sees her at church when she goes with the Gulls. Taylor is in all day kindergarten this year which means she gets to eat lunch in the cafeteria. That has to be the highlight of her day. O.k., o.k. I will admit it....I cried most of the day today. Thank you Danielle for taking my mind off of things....you rock!! It is just weird being home without the kids there for the whole day. Plus it was really hard for me to hear the same kindergarten speech I heard the last 2 years when I worked there, fully knowing I wasn't going to be working there this year. It was such a flood of mixed emotions. I know it will get easier as the days go by, and once I start substituting. The best part of the day was when Taylor came running out of the kindergarten gate, gave me a big hug, and said, "Mom, I will always be your little girl!" You are right Peanut, you will ALWAYS be mommy's little girl!! 
I love this picture....she was totally trying to hide that she was teary!! Just like her mom!!
