One of my children, who shall remain nameless, wrote this list when she was age 7. She prepared this list the night before we were to attend a concert at the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. This list is a perfect example of how she has always been an organized person from early on. The rows say the following:
To wear///Black Velvet Dress///White Sparkling Shoes///White Coloerd Tights
To take///A box of tissues if nessisery///”money”///This list///My ticket
DO///Listen to sphmony///say it was the best you ever heard///try to meet 2 players///if do, ask how long they have been playing
DON’T///Complain about sphmony///Say it was too loud///Say the players were teribble///Ignore everybody
Priceless.
ClearingSpace4Joy 
OMG, so DANG CUTE!!!!
xoxo
mjm
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Wow, this is a priceless artifact. Either aforementioned child was extremely thoughtful at a young age, or she was good at listening to instruction on proper behavior. Either way, this really is a neat “portrait”.
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that's adorable!
she'll love stuff like that when she's in her late 30s (like me).
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Thanks Elan and inthewoods for your comments! It's always exciting to have new people visit my blog. Welcome! As I have been going through the storage room I have come across several ways I memorialized the cute things my kids said and did when they were little. I know we will have many fun times reliving those sweet memories.
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Aww..whoever wrote that must have been the cutest, most organized seven year old in the history of the world! Even if she couldn't spell symphony, but come on..that's a long word.
Clearly showing some fashion initiative here. Why money is in quote marks, I'm not sure.
And just so everyone knows, she didn't complain that it was too loud. I- I mean SHE has always loved the sphmony. And still does.
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Siouxsie – this is very very cute!!!! Thanks for sharing!
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Oh man I LOVE THAT! I hope you will save it forever.
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