This time of year is always busy I know but yesterday was crazy busy!
We had three separate performances all in one evening.
Sadie and Lucy had their end of year gym/Cheer/Dance recital, Sadie had a drama performance and Zach had a guitar performance.
Sadie has spent 4 hours a day on Mondays and Wednesdays at Whitney's gym all Fall. She loves it and can't get enough of it!
Because she is so involved there she was in FOUR of the seven performances for the evening. The girl did probably 30 bank-handsprings, 3 back tucks plus aerials and front tucks in between and did this for three different performances. By the final performance she was huffing and puffing, but she was a trooper.
Sadie and Lucy had their end of year gym/Cheer/Dance recital, Sadie had a drama performance and Zach had a guitar performance.
Sadie has spent 4 hours a day on Mondays and Wednesdays at Whitney's gym all Fall. She loves it and can't get enough of it!
Because she is so involved there she was in FOUR of the seven performances for the evening. The girl did probably 30 bank-handsprings, 3 back tucks plus aerials and front tucks in between and did this for three different performances. By the final performance she was huffing and puffing, but she was a trooper.
I loved watching my girls perform together.
Here's Sadie is in her dance performance. She is so graceful!
Sadie's All-Stars cheer squad did their routine they will be competing with this season. Their squad ranges in age from 6 to 12 and they are really good!
The girls are most excited to compete at Nationals at Disneyland in February.
Here she is during a tumbling pass. Look at that air!
Lucy performed with her gymnastics class.
She recently learned a round off back-handspring. She was very nervous to hit it in her performance but she did so great. She had straight arms and everything!
MY favorite part about watching Lucy was her smile. She kept it the entire performance.
She absolutely LOVED being out there!
What a sweet smile!
After the girls were done I ran Sadie up to her Drama performance. Luckily they had performed for the school earlier in the day so Abe and I were able to catch that performance.
After dropping Sadie off the rest of the family drove down to Dixon Middle School to watch Zach and his friend Ben Maughan perform at The Ohana Festival. This is a celebration of diverse cultures for the Holidays for the families of Dixon.
The boys performed three of their original songs.
"Life Like a King", "New World' and "Shine On".
They were part of a program of cultural performances including a Native dance of Fiji and some Hawaiian dances.
We decided Zach and Ben were representing the White boy band culture!
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