All three of the oldest girls got to take a turn at performing this fall. It began with Anna's Veteran's Day music program, where she sang a solo. I could tell she was stinking nervous, but was so proud of her and the courage it took to audition and then perform in front of so many people, including her peers.
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| Anna's first choir and orchestra concert. |
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| Here's what Eve thought about it. |
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| Perfectly happy to snap a picture with lil' sis, who comes to support everyone at every single event. Lucky youngest child. |
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| Rachel auditioned for and was cast in a Missoula Children's Theater production of Robinson Crusoe as a chameleon. She was adorable, in spite of bursting into laughter on stage because the boy next to her had tied his shoelaces together backstage and tripped royally when they had to go back onstage. What can you expect from a bunch of grade-schoolers? |
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| Lily made eye contact for pretty much her entire music program, but accompanied it with a frowny face because I was ignoring her request not to be photographed. |
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| Her time to shine on the chimes, as she called them, but it looked a whole lot like a xylophone to me. What do I know about percussion instruments, anyway? |
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| Aw, there's a smile. |
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