First day of preschool
Ann, left, and Ellen are proud to start preschool for the first time. / Courtesy of Jane Han By Jane Han I tried to get a head start on this column by picturing in my head what Ellen and Ann’s first day of school would be like.I could easily ― and I mean, easily ― see the girls crying for dear life and hanging onto mommy, while I myself tear up at the same time.As first days go for many little ones, it would be a classic emotional scene. Well, reality was quite the opposite.As soon as we, the whole family of five, stepped through the main entrance, there was mayhem.If a small preschool lobby looked like what it looked like today, I can’t imagine what a full-fledged elementary school would be like come time for kindergarten.Let’s just say, there were a lot of people ― a lot of kids, a lot of babies, a lot of moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas.But luckily and surprisingly, Ellen and Ann seemed wildly amused by all the people.They love people and they saw a lot of small people, who could potentially become their friends. And th
Sep 11, 2016
