She still didn't want her hair done like the other girls but settled for a headband and some glitter spray in the hair. The boa, a heart wand, and a few bracelets she found were great accessories! (thanks to Fancy Nancy that is part of our vocab. now!) Then it was time for the show, and although she was the first one singing when they turned on the microphones, she wouldn't walk down the cat-walk. That's ok - I don't need her any more diva than she is, right? :) They said her name and that she wanted to be a teacher, then she hopped off quickly and then cheered on the other girls from the back of the group. Sometimes I never know what to expect from her... :)
They also got their nails painted - sparkly blue for Kenna! By the end I'm surprised she wasn't saying "Mom I want my party here next year". we'll see... 





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she is waayyy cute. You did good, mom, she's out of her comfort zone and looking fabulous! :-) She's got to meditate on how fun it was for while and then I bet she'll want to go back soon. I love the lady bug raincoats and how sweet your girls are with that doll. Precious!
We are signing. We are not getting John's raise this year (PTL he has a good job though) and we can't afford any more lessons right now. But we will hook up with you again maybe this spring! And I'll continue to cheer you on via your blog!!
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