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Showing posts with label marching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marching. Show all posts
Monday, October 3, 2011
LONG Weekend, need REST and a Preview...
Chris found this on Facebook, and it was appropriate. Our cat, Luna, looks like this cute baby and is often right in the middle of whatever you are doing.
We had a very long weekend, having two shows in two different places this weekend. We were in Exeter on Saturday and in Hastings on Sunday. Mina marched in the Harvest of Harmony parade with Blue Hill's band in Grand Island Saturday. Chris went to visit with his classmates at his 25th get together in Doniphan, while I ran into Hastings because my Mom had gone to the ER at the hospital. She has shingles (on top of Parkinson's Disease and osteo arthritis and heart issues) and is miserable from the pain. I arrived at the hospital as they were getting in their car to head home. I drove back to Doniphan to join Chris and stayed for a few minutes to meet his classmates. We left to go to a gallery opening in Hastings, which ended about the time we thought it was supposed to start. Consequently, we didn't make the show, so we ate and headed home instead.
We covered about 250 miles on Saturday and about 60 on Sunday. Can we spell TIRED? I don't know about spelling it, but we sure do feel it!
I am participating in Michelle Mach's Fall Beading Challenge, with the reveal happening tomorrow. Here is a preview!
See what I mean about interrupting? As I type, she is determined to cause problems! Chris says "the only thing saving her is that she is SO cute!".
This is a tiny part of my challenge design. Stop by tomorrow for the reveal!
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band,
cats,
Fall Beading Challenge,
Luna,
marching,
Michelle Mach,
Mina,
shows
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Fun with Marching Band
Mina had her first high school marching band performance last Saturday in the Melody Roundup in Hastings. She was a bundle of nerves and DESPISED her uniform. I pointed out to her that all the other kids were suffering the same fate, and hated them just as much as she does. I also pointed out that it could be worse because some uniforms involved plumes and capes and hers does not. Here are some pictures I took.
Things I didn't know about marching band:
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| This is the "humor the parents" shot. Gosh, she looks so grown up in her uniform! It was hard on me for a few minutes! |
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| This is the "I love band, but not this uniform" glower. |
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| This is the "if you put this picture on the web, I will NOT be happy" picture. The first in her hat. |
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| Only my daughter could get two left handed gloves! First thing she did when the bus arrived was find a right one! |
| Everything is better with your best friend! |
- All of you hair needs to be inside your hat.
- Certain instruments wear different kinds of hats. Mina now wants to play the tuba instead of a trombone so she can wear a beret.
- When the kids are all lined up in their uniforms marching, with their hair concealed, it is very tough to find your child!
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