Love the cheeser!
She's my poser!
And she's my conservative one!
Hannah had a large speaking part and she nailed it! She spoke loud, clear and everyone laughed at her jokes.
Ashley had a solo part and she did awesome. She invited her school teacher to come to the performance and it was so fun to see that she actually came. Ashley was stoked. I received an e-mail from her the next day saying how impressed she was with Ashley. She couldn't believe that the shy, quiet girl in class could actually sing a solo.
It is so fun to go and watch the girls perform. I am amazed at how much the grow with each performance. I also have to admire the women that pull of this performance. When we go and watch the rehearsing, I always wonder if it's going to be able to be pulled off. It always does though. They do a great job with the kids.
In one of Nicole's songs, they wore chef hats and held rolling pins in their hands. As they had "attitude" hitting one hand with the rolling pin we were worried for the girl next to Nicole. We were afraid she was going to bet dinged because Nicole was "into" her attitude roll. However, the girl was safe but Nicole dinged herself. It was a good chuckle.
Nicole also wasn't too impressed with the stage lights. Towards the end she was shading her eyes with her arm. "Whatever Mom, I couldn't see anything up there!"
At the end of the concert all of the children shout Merry Christmas. This year they were surprised by a visit from Mr & Mrs Santa Claus. It was so fun to see the look on the kids faces as Mr & Mrs Santa Claus came walking down the aisle.
Great job girls. Each of you make us proud.
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