Show week was quite stressful. Hannah left for school and didn't come home until after 10pm every night. They were busy with last minute routine perfecting and helping paint and finish out the scenery. I smile at the memories of high school. Truly experiencing the times of their lives. I had to remind Andy that it's like the week before Veisha in college where we pulled many a late night building the float in time for the parade. I wish I could go back and have the stress of making sure the paint dries in time.
She was in a Trio where they performed "I'm a Believer", by the Monkee's. They were so good and Hannah was lifted in the air by her friends, Haley and Kelly. In my eyes, they were on broadway performing!
Her next song was "Good Day Sunshine" by the Beatles. She performed with six other girls and it was equally grand. I may be biased but it's ok, it's my blog. It's amazing to think these girls don't do this everyday as a sport. Most are swimmers, divers, track stars, theater buffs, dance team, cheerleaders. And they pull this kind of talented show off.
They couldn't do it without the gracious support of their coach, Susan VandeVenter. She is such a wonderful person, coach, role model that the girls are so lucky to be exposed to.
Our little drama queen. We're so proud of you, Hannah. Now, fire-up for reality to hit you in the face on Monday. Swim season officially begins for you, my little dancing queen.
Happy is.
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