Molly and her choir sang three songs at church on Mother's Day. Note that the loudest voice you hear is generally Molly.
Sorry for posting this so long after the fact. It's been a busy year.
In addition to the pictures of Molly making her theatrical debut in a production of Itty Bitty Beauty and the Beast, I got a bit of video of her performance. Enjoy!
Molly and her choir at church sang three songs this Sunday. Can you tell which one the kids have the most fun singing?
Molly came home from school with this book she made and told us she had a show for us. She set up some chairs for Jen, Leah, and I to sit in, then read/sang the book to us. I give the show 5 stars.
With the school year back in session, the Cherub Choir is back in full swing. Molly had her first time singing in church for the year today.
Believe it or not, Leah is now 3. There will be more here regarding the festivities celebrating the occasion, but for now here's the critical candle moment filled with pure joy.
Molly had many activities this summer, including her first time taking tennis lessons. We’ve played a few times just in the family before, but this was her first time taking proper lessons. There were one or two rough weeks, but she ended up having a great time and doing great. Here’s a small taste of her mad tennis skills.
Molly and Leah both had their first ballet recital this weekend. I wasn't allowed to take video of the actual performance, but I did get to record the dress rehearsal, which was very similar except for the size of the audience.
The girls both did great. Leah loved the stage and the audience. She even wandered off a bit toward the front of the stage looking for all of her fans in the actual performance. Molly was the star of her show, as she knew what was supposed to be done and made sure others around her knew as well, both in the real performance and the rehearsal you see here.
Molly graduated from preschool on Wednesday. They had a nice ceremony including a review of some of the stuff the kids learned this year. This video includes some of the highlights.
Note that this video is about 6 minutes long and may take a while to load on a slower Internet connection. Also, please excuse my shoddy video work, as it was difficult to get shots amongst all the parents/grandparents/siblings competing to see.
