
When her class lined up on stage, Danielle ended up getting squished behind a couple other kids. We couldn't see her at all from where we were sitting. I moved over to the other side and sat on the floor in front so I could try to get some pictures. I was so disappointed. I was disappointed we couldn't get her first performance on tape (because Ron couldn't see her) and disappointed that her family - who had all rearranged their schedules and spent time traveling to be there - couldn't see her. I tried not to let her know I was disappointed, because I certainly wasn't disappointed with her. I was proud of her for bravely standing up there despite being sick, tired, and squished, for practicing her songs, and just for being Danielle. But I was disappointed.
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When I downloaded the pictures and video today, I saw more than I did last night. Take this first video, for example. Poor little guy must have got poked in the eye by the dramatic girl on his left just before I started recording.
Here is one of the better videos I got of Danielle. Not all these kids are in her class. There are two 4 year old classes & they combined them for the program.
At the end of the program, all the classes gathered back on stage to sing Go Tell It on the Mountain. Last night I didn't notice the antics of the little girl next to Danielle.
Afterward we gave Danielle a chance to perform just for us. I missed the curtsey at the end.
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Yes, it was for Danielle.
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