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Kids in Concert










Can I just say, they are so stinkin' cute?

I have to admit though, Jocelyn stole the lime light a bit.  She is the littlest one in the this choir, and so SO SO darling.  The excitement was clearly on her face all night. Until she yawned.  But then the smiles came back! She melted hearts that night.  {At least her grandma's and Kyle and I think so!}

Landon was so awesome, and did such a good job singing.  He looks so dashing in his tie!  He stands so still and pays attention to Dana really well.  He always tries hard to not smile but seems like it's killing him to keep his face serious.  It's so funny!  He is such a good boy.

Sure, I wish they sang at least one popular song each time, or at least one I know, but I am always impressed with how well my kids pick up the foreign language songs and sing the best they can.

Choir has been a great thing for them!

Comments

Gallant Family said…
They did awesome! Those shots of Jo Jo yawning are great. I thought with the first one that she was just opening up really wide to sing a nice note, but then noticed that NO ONE ELSE had the same open mouth....

Are you saying that you don't know Away in a Manger and Go, Tell it on the Mountain?!?
I didn't know they were in a choir. What cuties! I hope Catelyn gets feeling better & it doesn't pass along to everyone. Strep is awful!
Camille said…
They look so darn cute.

I hate STREP. This last month has been a killer!! Hope the meds are working their magic.
Hm I missed this post somehow! Anyway - talk about CUTE! Jo is so funny and Landon is a total stud.
Erin Ellsworth said…
I can;t believe Jo is doing it! So cute. You do have great kids.

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