The next day when Papa dropped Aidan off for school he had a talk with him before he left and told him that wrestling at school was not appropriate.
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So begins Aidan's second year at Monica Ros School.

This year Aidan is in the Blue Room. This room is for four-year-olds. Most of his classmates from last year are in this room with him.

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He was very excited to start school this year and when he arrived on campus he didn't want to go to his new classroom, the Blue Room. Rather he wanted to go back to the Three's Classroom where he attended class last year. It was a bit psychologically challenging for Aidan to make the leap that he was not actually going back to the three's. The fact that he wanted to return is a testament to his teachers from last year.

When it was time for Aidan to come home and Papa picked him up from school, he was thoroughly exhausted. This was a good sign because that means he had a busy day. Little did Mama and Papa know "how" busy a day he really had.

Later that afternoon Papa was told by JJ's mom, Chrissy, that the boys had been dog-piling and wrestling during school. The boys apparently had a blast but some of the other children who are not as accustomed to being around one another were a bit intimidated by all of this. The next day when Papa dropped Aidan off for school he had a talk with him before he left and told him that wrestling at school was not appropriate. Do you think he listened? Well he may have thought about it but the  lure of his peers and their wrestling were too much. Day 2 of wrestling had commenced.

Papa had a good chat with Aidan's teacher's about this latest activity. Fortunately JJ was convinced by his Mom that wrestling at school was not a good thing because, as he put it, "I end up in Mr. Reynolds office." Mr. Reynolds of course is Aidan's "Grandpa Nat" and now the new director at Monica Ros School.

Anyhow, everything is good now. The boys have stopped wrestling and are starting to settle into this school year quite nicely.