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School Christmas Program

Today was our last day of school before Christmas break!  We got out at 11:30, ate lunch, then the kids and I got haircuts.  The plan was to come home and rest before we had to be back at 6:30, but instead we rested and then ran back into town to shop for clothes for the girls to wear.  How did I not remember this?!  My world has been a little crazy lately.  I just seem to be having a very hard time concentrating on anything! I keep hearing the words of our tennis teacher at school, "Hocus, Pocus, let's all Focus"!
 
I tried to get some good pictures of the kids on stage this year instead of just singing in the choir. 

He was giving me "the eye" from the stage.
They were sitting on stage listening to someone read them the story of Jesus' birth, then they sang "Tell Me the Story of Jesus".  It was so sweet.
Trey and his girlfriend, Devin
All of the girls in Makena's class were angels.
I think she was the prettiest.
And all of the boys were shepherds.
Carlie, Hannah, and Abby
I never could get her to look at me.  She would never admit this, but she gets extremely nervous singing in front of people.
The other half of the girls in Carlie's class.
Some of the High School kids.
Trey's class is on the bottom in the choir.
The did a great job singing.

It was a great program--Now Bring On CHRISTMAS BREAK!!

Beth



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