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Follow The Star!

Makena, the Chief Priest, with Anthony who played
King Herod

Carlie played Mary

Trey was also a Chief Priest and he said
his parts very well.  I was proud of him.

Makena singing her solo.  I did get it on video, but my Internet
has been acting up, so if I get a chance I will put it up
later.

Robert, who played Joseph (I know, a red-headed Joseph!!),
Carlie, and Cash (young Jesus)

Carlie and Bonnie were getting ready to sing their
duet.

On Sunday night we had our church Christmas program which was titled, "Follow The Star".  It was your typical Christmas only this was told by the Wise Men.  We were kind of in a panic at first because one of our Wise Men (played by a girl) had car trouble coming in from LR but finally made it after we stalled for about 15minutes!  I was getting a little nervous because I was going to have to fill in for her!  I didn't really know the songs or the part, so I was really glad to see her walk in the door!
Other than that, the program went well and the kids did a great job :)  Trey even sang out on the parts that he knew, and it was really cute.  Maybe I'll get that video to load. 
  Trey asks me everyday how many more days it is until Christmas.  I can't wait to see his little eyes when he gets one of his presents, he will be SO happy :) 
We've been busy over the past couple of days trying to clean out toys in the kids rooms so I can make room for more.  The only problem is that nobody wants to get rid of anything!!  I may be raising hoarders!! 
I'm about done with my Christmas shopping.  One more trip to LR, and I think I'll be done :) 

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