Showing posts with label G-Tunes. Show all posts
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Monday, December 8, 2014

Christmas Fun Days 6,7, and 8!

Okay, things got a little busy this weekend and I didn't have a chance to be at the computer.  So, here is the recap of what fun we have had the last three days!

Saturday, December 6

Rain, rain, go away!  We didn't get to attend the Christmas parade this morning.  It was cold and pouring rain.  Oh, well....extra sleep for the kiddos.

Tinsel had fun last night playing Scrabble.


Egee had her dance Christmas Party in the afternoon.  She had fun with her friends.





Sunday, December 7

We were up early to attend the 9:30 service at church.  Little Man and other G-Tunes choir members sang for the congregation.  They did a great job!



Out with friends for lunch and then home to rest before going to the G-Tunes musical.  Big brother D-man was able to join us today.  That made it extra special for the kiddos.

The G-Tunes musical was fantastic.  Everyone did a great job!




Egee stayed at church for her choir Christmas Party.  She said it was great and even had a fondue fountain!

Monday, December 8

Tinsel tried to disguise himself today.  He must have known it was going to be a cold dreary day again today.  He ordered pumpkin muffins and apple cider for a treat.  Yummy!


We did a bit of school work and much housework today.  Trying to stay on top of things!



Now off we go to dance!

Monday, June 9, 2014

G-Tunes "I Am a Friend of God" Performance

The children have attended G-Tunes weekly, since February.  They have sung along to the performance cd and learned every song by heart.  They know the play frontwards, backwards and any other way possible.




Egee was excited to have a duet in the play.  She is my extroverted performer.  She loves the stage and I have tried to find ways to let her talents shine.  Little Man just prefers to be in the background.


All the children did a wonderful job.  Like Pastor George commented, for some I don't think they had to act to hard for their part.  LOL, you just had to see the play to understand that statement.