The production goes as follows:
- Get dance clothes on (this is always exiting for the girls)
- Get hair done (less exciting)
- Drive to the UofA (less exciting for dad because of the Butterdome craft sale and the Nutcracker which were both in full swing when we were trying to arrive:)
- Drop off the ladies (Lyndsey gets the girls met up with their classes)
- Dad finds parking (and plots the best path through indoor ped-ways to get back to the car)
- Find great seats that friends have saved for us
- Enjoy other people's cute little kids jumping and fluttering around the stage
- Watch Chanelle's number through the video camera (Lyndsey) and through the lens between snaps (Dave)
- Watch 13 other numbers of cute little kids (and some big kids too)
- Watch Elysse's number through the video camera (Lyndsey) and through the lens between snaps (Dave)
- Watch another several numbers of the cruise ship production the dance company puts on
- Pick the kids up from the stage after they see Santa (in the same order they performed!)
- Give them their flowers (Pink rose for Chanelle, Yellow for Elysse)
- Form a trail behind the father duck navigating through the pedways to the parkade
- Rush off so we can get ready to roll for the Messiah production (that's another post…)
As exciting as those details were, here's what you've actually been waiting for:
Chanelle
Elysse
1 comment:
oh my gracious! too adorable! thanks for sharing!
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