Wuv, Tru Wuv: Annalee's Final Recital

Monday, January 13, 2014

Annalee's Final Recital

Annalee's final recital was today. We had it in on the stage of the Civic Center and what a difference it made! Suddenly there were lighting effects and great sound and it really looked professional. We had to pay $5 a person to go, but the result was much better than the little recital last time. The teacher combined with another studio and we got to see dancing from impressive older students too.

Vander was excited for it to start!

Annalee had fun wearing makeup!

At the end, everyone wore these pink rag tutus and danced to the song "Roar" in honor of those fighting cancer, which is a subject very dear to the instructor's heart as she has been through several surgeries and has a family history.

See those cute, pretty, new shoes she is wearing? I paid $25 for them right before Annalee told me she didn't want to dance anymore. Awesome.

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We are a crazy-fun family and we're happy as long as we're together.

We say "Yea" to: dogs that don't shed, fantasy books, a clean kitchen, Dr. Mario, casual athletic activities, Love and Logic, capitalism, Sobe, singing in the shower, Hispanic food, time-outs (for kids and parents), cloth diapers, coupons, Jack-in-the-Box, Taco Time, Texas Roadhouse, Olive Garden, genealogy, seeing our extended family often, children who sleep in their own rooms, holding hands, on-line computer games, garage sales, Sunday dinners, love letters, home improvement projects, making a job go faster by doing it together, (appropriate) PDA, the annual BYU-I Halloween Concert, riding bikes, adoption, the temple, and Star Wars.

We say "Nay" to: government-run health care, putting each other down, nuts in baked goods, lawn flamingos and garden gnomes, cable tv, landline phone service, watching football or nearly any other sport (yawn), ridiculous email forwards that you know couldn't possibly be true, quack grass, dandelions, not cleaning up after your dog, gossip, allergies, and saving people (or companies) from the consequences of their own choices.

We agree to disagree on: illegal immigration, cheese, the right way to load the dishwasher, Japanimation, the proper length of a good haircut, cheesecake, the temperature, whether we should bring the dog camping next time, the color pink, whether a glass of chocolate milk counts as breakfast, Chuck-a-Rama, vitamins, and which of us is more fortunate to have found the other.