Spread Across Four Different Schools

When you have three children spread across four different schools, you might find yourself in my shoes.  For example, when your four year old is studying a new letter each week, you may take a picture of Lila holding LEAVES to serve as her picture of something that starts with L. 

When you come and pick your child up you might glance at the alphabet tree and notice a helicopter hanging right beside Lila's picture.  You might look a bit harder and notice a hamburger, hammock, and Haunted House.  Then you might feel like a complete idiot because you did the the letter L when it was supposed be H!

I can't keep up.  I did find it amusing that Lila's teacher was able to turn Lila holding leaves into Happy Lila for their H alphabet tree.