Below are more pictures from the program last evening. Our son Frank (Destiny's dad) took the pictures for me. However, we needed the camera as a prop in the Middle School musical, so there are no pictures of that part of the program. Another dad at the program took a lot of pictures and said he'll put them on a disk for me, so maybe I'll post them later.
I've been trying to catch up around here today and prepare for the big day tomorrow. Anthony and Lori are coming down tomorrow morning. Lori is going to be a guest soloist in the first song of the musical tomorrow evening.
Lisa called a while ago. They were driving in the car and she wanted me to listen to something. Would you believe Sophie (not yet 2 years old) was singing the ABC song and I could recognize what she was singing both by the tune and the letters she was saying??? It was sooooo cute. I was just screaming laughing. Lisa said she just sings and sings while they drive.
And then I was telling her how Destiny makes up songs that sound like Broadway tunes. Dick and I were listening to her today as she was playing in the tub with some of her dolls. They were talking to each other, but everything they were saying was put to music with her high, operatic voice, vibrato and all.
Well, there is much more to do around here. I'm sure after tomorrow evening I'll have many more pictures to post.
1 comment:
Wonderful pictures, dear friend, and I'm so glad that things went well. As far as those g'kids of yours singing -- How can they help it? They've heard it all their lives! I sang to my kids before they were born, and both Certain Man and I love classical music,but not all of our children like to sing. Christina was born with music in her bones, but Deborah and Rachel work really hard at staying on tune. Our boys are both into praise and worship, guitar, drums, and all manner of noisy things. (Sometimes I think that with all that noise, they maybe still can't sing, but nobody knows the difference!) My husband's family grew up without much in the way of song or laughter or affection. He has remedied that in our home, but he still struggles mightily when it comes to singing. He has enough things that he does well, he doesn't have to sing (or fix cars!)
By the way, I'll be thinking of you tomorrow!
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