my sister the showgirl.
Thank you local high school for moving the Spring musical up so that we could enjoy a "White Christmas" in Oregon!
My sister played a totally ridiculous (slash promiscuous) showgirl and female lead dancer.
Oh my heck, it was fun.
Did you know that I have the best husband in the world? You can spot him standing in a very slow-moving line during intermission to get Sparky and I cookies while we goofed around.
Did you know that my sister is nearly 18 and she's still never had a first kiss (if you don't count the stage kiss a while back)?
So watching her play this part was so delightfully shocking! I loved every second.
We sat in the fifth row back, which happened to be the row that was magically snowed-on in the closing scene. I was taking photos and saw the flakes through my lens. Having no peripheral vision with my eye glued to the viewfinder, I became both confused and joyous when I thought it was really snowing (like with real snow) everywhere, on everyone.
And Tamsin was the one playing the ditz. Haha.
Did you know that I'm really going to miss my sister when she graduates and moves (probably to Utah) in the coming year?
I bet you could have guessed I'd miss her.
Hooray for family. For Christmas. For Theater. For cookies. For cameras. For opportunities to be merry.
My sister played a totally ridiculous (slash promiscuous) showgirl and female lead dancer.
Oh my heck, it was fun.
Did you know that I have the best husband in the world? You can spot him standing in a very slow-moving line during intermission to get Sparky and I cookies while we goofed around.
Did you know that my sister is nearly 18 and she's still never had a first kiss (if you don't count the stage kiss a while back)?
So watching her play this part was so delightfully shocking! I loved every second.
We sat in the fifth row back, which happened to be the row that was magically snowed-on in the closing scene. I was taking photos and saw the flakes through my lens. Having no peripheral vision with my eye glued to the viewfinder, I became both confused and joyous when I thought it was really snowing (like with real snow) everywhere, on everyone.
And Tamsin was the one playing the ditz. Haha.
Did you know that I'm really going to miss my sister when she graduates and moves (probably to Utah) in the coming year?
I bet you could have guessed I'd miss her.
Hooray for family. For Christmas. For Theater. For cookies. For cameras. For opportunities to be merry.
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Carla xx