I had 1 niece and 4 nephews (and countless cousins) in the elementary school's program this year, so of course, I HAD to go, but the dang thing started at 8:30 am! Are you freaking kidding me? Regardless, I loaded up myself and my desperately tired toddler and drove to Rivercrest.
I love the program and I love Mrs. Oats, who was my music teacher when I was in elementary school and still has the kids sing the classics (well, classics to me anyway).
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| Alex as a "Dancing Elf". Second row, 4th from right. |
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| Two of the girls singing are cousins, check out Alex in her shades in the back... I can't wait to show these pictures to her friends when she's in high school. |
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| Emma and Kinsley wouldn't allow Andrea to hold one of them without the other... they are so jealous. |
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| The Pre-K doing the Nativity. I thought they were so cute, and I remember being Mary in Kindergarten! Aww, memories. |
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| Kamryn (second row, 4th from left) and Kirk (second row, 3rd from right). Somehow, I don't think Kirk is paying attention. |
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| I don't think Kam is singing as loud as the kids around him. |
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| Bradyn (third row, 4th from left) |
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| Emma and Kinsley, both of them, back in Andrea's lap. |
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| FIVE golden rings! |
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| There was an "intermission" between K-2 and 3&4 grade. (Fifth grade performed their play for both groups). Bradyn came and sat with me for the second half. |
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| Alex, fresh from the stage, holding Emma. |
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| Jalyn surprised us all by singing a solo. He sang "What Child is This?" and his classmates accompanied him with recorders. |
