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Tomorrow is my son's last day at kindergarten and last year at this particular one where he has been going for 3 years!!!! Next year he will be joining the system!!! :-) meaning he will be entering the mandatory state kindergarten... not so sure how I feel about that... but more importantly not so sure how he will feel about it... as he is leaving all his friends (not one of them is going to the same place next year) but I'm sure we will both survive! :-)
I wanted to give something special to these 6 wonderful women who have been looking after my son during the year and some of them have been with him for the whole 3 years.... The care he received there is way above and beyond what is called for in their job description... so I wanted to make them something each... and here is what I've been making for the them in the last few days.... the hardest part was deciding which one gets what... I hope I made wise choices and I hope they'll like my little tokens of affection and gratitude! :-)
Oh yes.... and I almost forgot.... during my lunch break, I managed to get a Treasury and I filled it with some of the amazing entries for this month's EBW Art Deco challenge - voting starts the 9th August - but in the meantime go check out this treasury! :-) http://www.etsy.com/treasury_list_west.php?room_id=21103
This treasury expires Sunday 10th August: http://www.etsy.com/treasury_list_west.php?room_id=21103
Triz, if I were one of those teachers, receiving such a beautiful gift, I would weep...I know the GRATITUDE you feel to them for taking such good care of your son...I am still in touch w/ Edward's 2nd grade and 6th grade teachers...it was such a yummy school. (Remember, he's in college now!!!)
ReplyDeleteI posted the beaded bag I was telling you about..have a look/see @ my blog!!
blessings, blessings..
Amy
The pendants are absolutely lovely! I'm sure his teachers will be pleased with the gift. I know I would!
ReplyDeletePretty... they may fight over them like kinders. LOL. very nice work especially the red cuff. WoW
ReplyDeleteHow could they not?! Gorgeous pieces!
ReplyDeleteThese women will never forget your son or you! What a wonderful way to express your thanks for the care they have given your cherished one! :D Just beautiful, Triz. Not many people would think to do this, much less actually carry it through.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful gifts and I'm sure they are well deserved. That was also a beautiful treasury!
ReplyDeleteTriz - Those are so gorgeous! It's wonderful of you to recognize the teachers for the care they gave your son during the past three years. Good teachers are so important to a child - I still remember two or three teachers who made a big impression on me (and I'm OLD!). :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW, those are amazing, how could they not love them! You are a big hearted lady!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are such a generous soul to give your son's teachers such treasured pieces! They are lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely pendants, I especially like the ones with the turquoise stones - just perfect with the red leather cord!
ReplyDeleteSmadar
I cannot bead to save my life, and I must tell you...those you've made are absolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, They are gorgeous, I'm sure his teachers will love them. I love them!!!
ReplyDeleteHow generous of you to show your appreciation by making these for your son's teachers. I'm sure they will cherish them.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful gifts Triz for your son's teachers...I know they will be thrilled...I would love anyone of them!!!
ReplyDeleteGood teachers are so important in a child's life...I still remember two teachers a male teacher(grade 6) and a female teacher who taught me in grade 7, she is long since retired but I still see her occasionally out shopping...we still talk to this day...
Cheers