Rebecca's Birth Day
8 years ago
All about me. And my honey & our 5 punks!
See the little dude in the bottom left corner? That's Benny, hanging on his coaches EVERY word.
Can you see the wheels turning in his cute little brain? His coach just said, "Guard your man."
He did just that, at his first game. He guarded his man on both sides of the court. It was the cutest thing ever. One kids he guarded just tried to get away from Ben the whole time. It was more like a game of tag, than Basketball!
Emma was in her Middle School's rendition of "A Midsummer's Night Dream" last weekend. She did great! She played a kitchen servant (a silent background roll). She was very expressive.
Then, she'd add wings to her ensemble and voila! She was a fairy. This was a singing, dancing and speaking part. She was a beautiful, graceful, earthy fairy. And she delivered her line with enthusiasm.
Here she is, with Titania, the queen of the fairies. She's hanging on her every word.
Now joins Oberon, the King of the Fairies . . . I have never seen a photo where Emma looks more like me than this one. Except I have wrinkles and gray hairs. But it's the same profile. Weird.
Here's Emma and the fairies pampering Titania and her new boyfriend/donkey, Bottom. I noticed Emma always made sure to get the best job . . . manicure to the queen, rather than pedicure to the donkey. She's a smart one, my girl.
Here's a close up of Emma and her fairy friend, Julie. Em, we are so proud of you, you did so great! We love you and hope to see you in many more plays.
Emma is in the Scenic Middle School's play, "A Midsummer's Night Dream." She prepared a 7 minute dialogue and an A Capella solo for the tryouts. I thought she should have gotten a lead, of course, but she was cast as a lesser fairy. She will be dancing, singing and has a small speaking part. The performance is next week and I'll be happy when it's over! It takes up a lot of Emma's time, but she has enjoyed it. She's using the experience toward her Personal Progress in Young Women's, at Church.
Someone said: The act of reading is a vivid
silence . . .
That quote just "SPOKE" to me. I can get so
"into" a book and the outside world just melts away.
"Mom, Mom, Mom . . .can I please have a snack?"
Hu?
"Mom, Benny is writing on the wall with PERMANENT MARKER!"
What?
The 'vivid
silence' is drowning you out . . .I
can't even hear what you're saying!