Sonlight Garden: Alice in Wonderland

May 29, 2009

Alice in Wonderland

Julia and Mary Jane had their ballet recital this past weekend. It was incredible. I cried. Watching them up on stage fills me with so many emotions. They simply amaze me. A lot of ~~blood ,~~sweat, and tears went into getting ready for this. I am so very, very proud of them.

All of Mary Jane's performance pictures are blurry. All of them :0( She was adorable. It seemed she was on stage for almost all of the second half of the performance. Her class worked so hard and did such a terrific job.

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They were great...and SOO beautiful!

Posted by: julie | May 29, 2009 at 08:02 AM

I loved watching them, too.

Posted by: Randi Sue | May 30, 2009 at 07:40 AM

I sat with the Grandmother of the White Rabbit - she took photos for me. Our camera does not cope at that distance. I think she has more to email me - I'll pass them along if they have your girls in them. It was a wonderful performance!!

Posted by: Melissa | May 30, 2009 at 01:43 PM

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