We watched Winnie the Pooh today.  We did not watch it at home, we went to the movie theatre!  I got to give the guy my own movie ticket and he gave me part of it back!  I felt like such a big girl!  After we gave him our tickets we went into the theatre and found a seat for each of us.  Then Daddy stayed there while Mommy and I had a potty break and got some popcorn!  It was a fun time.  I like movies!

I liked my piano lesson that my Mommy took me to on Friday, March 18th.  I learned the number of my fingers.  My thumb is number 1, my pointer is number 2, my long finger is number 3, my ring finger is number 4 and my pinkie is number 5!  I need to know the number of my fingers so that I can know which finger to use to press each key when I learn how to play songs.  I learned to sit tall at the piano and to put my knees right under the keys and my arms out to the edge of the board so that when I bend my arms, my fingers rest on the keys.  I learned that f means forte which is loud.  To play loud, you have to press hard on the keys.  p means to play soft by pressing gently on the keys.

Mommy and Daddy got me some books that will help me learn how to play the piano at home.  So, I'll be taking lessons from Mommy and Daddy at home!  Well, at least for a couple of years. 

I realize this is late; however, I'm putting this on here for memory purposes. 

Ben and I went to Aeris' Parent/Teacher Conference on Wednesday, March 16th.  It was a great meeting.  Mrs. Tracy Lynn let us know that not only has Aeris met all of the goals on the Preschool curriculum...she has also met at least half of the kindergarten curriculum.  She is doing very well!  And...she still has another year of preschool to go!  I know that Mrs. Tracy Lynn and her other teachers challenge Aeris academically.  They don't settle on the fact that she knows everything required for their class and work on the other kids only.  So far I am very please that our school district has found a retained such wonderful teachers.  We hope that this continues throughout all of her school years...with the reputation of the district, I'm sure that it will.