As we all are in the midst of the hustle and bustle which this season brings, may we all pause and reflect upon the true meaning of the holiday. The miracle which the day brings as we celebrate the greatest gift of all! The love and warmth of our friends and family as we present […]
Today’s lesson was fraught with insightful bits of trivia. I learned that the “Many Mumbling Mice” warm up was attributed to one Theodor Geisel (better known as Dr. Seuss) in his ABC Book. Or maybe it was K’s octo-, or nonagenarian (if he is still among us) college choir director. The prolific author may have
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Misleading title but it works. Tonight was the monthly board meeting for FCF and a festive mood was created. Amongst other topics discussed was possible promotions to get the word out about The Wizard of Oz coming next summer for 4 sure-to-be spectacular performances. One idea bandied around was throwing bricks at the crowds watching
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Last night, while the parents went to a holiday gathering I got to stay with some of my favorite little ones for a few hours. If I’m not mistaken they get a full two weeks for holiday break?! I think our own school doesn’t dismiss until Wednesday. As always, I had a ton of fun!
Looking for a bit of Christmas spirit (not THAT kind of spirit)? My nephew Alex, Megan, and I found a smattering at the Huber tonight as the Village Players presented a duo of one act plays. Things got started with an adorable retelling of the immortal Nutcracker story. Most of the cast was made up
Yes, yesterday found our first major storm of (the not even started) winter. Saturday night’s forecast said not to expect any white stuff until the afternoon. Well… as I was walking to work at 7:50 AM, there was already a dusting and more falling. After work at 2, I walked home and spent the afternoon
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AH… the holiday programs continue. Last night, my first grade niece, Alyssa, and fifth grade nephew, Alex had their Elementary Christmas Program. Unlike Elizabeth’s production of Seussical, Jr. last weekend, every student in grades K-5 were involved. However, the evening was divided into 2 (or three if you count the 6th grade guitar class) musical
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I am happy(?) to inform all that my voice lesson today was ALOT of HARD WORK 😀 I loved every minute. During my warmup (does sound like a workout, yes?) I was offered three pointers on reaching those high notes: Bend your knees slightly (already knew that) Hold your hands out palms down and turn
Another fun-filled weekend! Friday, I invited a trio of lovelies to take in Elizabeth’s elementary school’s production of Seussical, Jr. It was a cute show and what A LOT of work! THIRTY-FOUR songs and a group of 58 youngsters on stage the entire time. I have no idea how much more is involved in the
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After a fun weekend, I just found out that one of my very good friends is leaving to make a new home for herself Down Under. It has been some time since I have seen Britt but I do think about her often. We met when she was in junior high and sat from time
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