We had a grand time visiting with a family who just brought home one of Sarah's friends in January. The girls had not seen each other in 18 months. While they didn't seem to remember each other, they did have a blast getting re-acquainted.
Well, we tried to take a photo of the girls together, but the two 5 year olds were jumping up and down so much, this is all we got! Here is the trio snuggled in bed watching a video after a night at the waterpark.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Ice Show Videos
Sarah, as expected, stole the show as she lead 20 three to five year olds out on the ice for the local Learn to Skate ice show to the music of "Carolina in the Morning".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYd7zWpmdSA Warning - You need about 5 minutes to watch this.
Sarah is the smallest and first in line. When they reach the end of the blue line, they are supposed to do a little back and forth shuffle, then an up & down bounce movement. As you can see, Sarah seems to be the only one doing it. The rest of them join the routine for the "in the morning" movement. The girls turning in circles are one blue line ahead of the routine. They are supposed to do "swizzles" straddling the red line, then do the circles at the end of the second blue line. Dad lost sight of Sarah as she & her partner headed back to the center circle, but he catches up!
Sarah loved watching all the performers come out for the finale. It is so fun because as each performer does a little final flourish, Sarah looks like she is trying to figure out how to make her feet do each thing. She really got into the screaming and hooting for each performer.
This is the Carolina girls coming out for the finale (1:23 minutes) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgCdbE59Yrw
This one is Sarah & friends getting into cheering for the rest of the skaters (6:26 minutes) They were screaming along with the rest of the crowd. Sarah is also mimicking some of the skating moves and making her 10 year old companion very nervous!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFhmVusxRGM >
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYd7zWpmdSA Warning - You need about 5 minutes to watch this.
Sarah is the smallest and first in line. When they reach the end of the blue line, they are supposed to do a little back and forth shuffle, then an up & down bounce movement. As you can see, Sarah seems to be the only one doing it. The rest of them join the routine for the "in the morning" movement. The girls turning in circles are one blue line ahead of the routine. They are supposed to do "swizzles" straddling the red line, then do the circles at the end of the second blue line. Dad lost sight of Sarah as she & her partner headed back to the center circle, but he catches up!
Sarah loved watching all the performers come out for the finale. It is so fun because as each performer does a little final flourish, Sarah looks like she is trying to figure out how to make her feet do each thing. She really got into the screaming and hooting for each performer.
This is the Carolina girls coming out for the finale (1:23 minutes) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgCdbE59Yrw
This one is Sarah & friends getting into cheering for the rest of the skaters (6:26 minutes) They were screaming along with the rest of the crowd. Sarah is also mimicking some of the skating moves and making her 10 year old companion very nervous!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFhmVusxRGM >
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Chinese New Year Dance Performances
Sarah was front and center and could not have been happier performing for an audience of 200 plus. We get a lot of attention and people commenting on how cute the girls are, which I think is sometimes more related to them being Chinese -even though they are cute! This audience was 80% Chinese and they still all fell for Sarah's charm.
Sarah, age 5, is in the pink in the front center with the pink headband. She is between a 2 1/2 year old and a 4 year old in red. My 7 year old Elizabeth, is on the far left of the screen in a matching pink pant outfit. She's my serious dancer.
Here is 3:20 minutes of Sarah entertainment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaHXt7j09Rc
This one is Elizabeth's dance class, which is an older group of kids and more serious dancers. It is 5:45 minutes, but good beat. Elizabeth is 3rd in from the right of the screen and tends to be in the middle of the focus with Daddy behind the camera!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b05sB8mvjKQ
Sarah, age 5, is in the pink in the front center with the pink headband. She is between a 2 1/2 year old and a 4 year old in red. My 7 year old Elizabeth, is on the far left of the screen in a matching pink pant outfit. She's my serious dancer.
Here is 3:20 minutes of Sarah entertainment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaHXt7j09Rc
This one is Elizabeth's dance class, which is an older group of kids and more serious dancers. It is 5:45 minutes, but good beat. Elizabeth is 3rd in from the right of the screen and tends to be in the middle of the focus with Daddy behind the camera!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b05sB8mvjKQ
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Teeth, teeth, teeth
After much agonizing in kindergarten and first grade when all her friends had lost their first teeth, Elizabeth finally lost her first tooth at age 7 1/2 in the middle of second grade.
Sarah, on the other hand, lost her first 2 teeth last April at age 4 yrs, 4 months, then lost the next 2 in January 2009 just as she turned 5.
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