Congrats Willy Bear on Your Last Day of Pre-School!

Congratulations to my son, William! Today was his last day of pre-school for the year. Next year William will be attending a half day pre-school program to help him better transition into kindergarten the following year. Brookfield Elementary is a great school. I have 2 kids in the school system now and have been very happy with their teaching and ways of working with my children.
If you're thinking of making a move to the area, consider Brookfield. We have full day kindergarten that my son loves and begs for more. He can read and write and is ready to kick start into 1st grade next year. They have after school programs for parents that work until later in the evening. Class sizes are very reasonable and everyone is very friendly.
Miss Patty, the bus driver for my son James, is a very sweet lady. She's even invited all of us to come over for a pool party at her house this summer. She was a little disappointed when I sold a house outside of her bus route to some friends of ours, but I think she will forgive me.
Have a great summer vacation everyone!
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Now we have a funny story to share about Wolf Swamp. James and I live on Molasses Hill Road in Brookfield and down the street there is the entrance to Wolf Swamp. Wolf Swamp is a 90 acre wooded site that slopes down to the banks of Trout Brook. It is full of trails and woods, old foundations and tons of streams and brooks. One late afternoon, James had decided to take the boys outside to blow bubble gum on the farmer's porch in the rain. After about 10 minutes of peace and quiet, I decided to look outside to see what they were up to. To my surprise, they were gone. A few minutes later I started getting picture messages on my phone of the boys jumping in puddles in the woods. I called James and he told me they went for a walk in Wolf Swamp. That was fine. I figured I'd use the time to catch up on some recorded tv while it wasn't being hijacked by toddlers watching Noggin.
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The rescue team asked me to sit at the top of the hill where we could see into the swamp and where we could see his light on his phone flashing from the other side of the deep swamp. Somehow they ended up on the other side and could not cross and it was too dark to see which trails would get them back around. The kids were soaked, muddy and tired of walking. We easily spotted their location, but now they had to figure out which side to go in on with the ATVs to rescue the kids and James. No kidding there were at least 4 cop cars, a firetruck and an ambulance out on Molasses Hill and more on the other side of the swamp on Rice Corner Road. Within 45 minutes we had all of them back safely and 

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