Pa took a turn as The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio--and won tickets for four of us to go to the symphony ($120 value).
Way to go, Pa!
As usual, the boys were nearly eaten alive with excitement:
Or maybe it was just Zig that was being eaten alive by his chair. He ended up sitting on my lap, which is his preferred seating arrangement anyway.
It was kids' day at the symphony, complete with a circus theme:
Way to go, Pa!
As usual, the boys were nearly eaten alive with excitement:
Or maybe it was just Zig that was being eaten alive by his chair. He ended up sitting on my lap, which is his preferred seating arrangement anyway.
It was kids' day at the symphony, complete with a circus theme:
A silly clown for the emcee, gymnasts:
During the gymnast part of the program, when there was a quiet part to the music, Ziggy said out loud to me, "I can spin faster that that!"
We're still working on appropriate concert behavior. Like the Ma not climbing under her seat out of embarrassment.
And there was a juggler too:
All in all, it was one of the best orchestral concerts *I've* ever been to, for sure. Clowns, gymnasts, and jugglers, oh my!
We happened to win our tickets from the local library, and that prize couldn't have been bestowed on a more grateful family. It was a privilege to enjoy the concert as a family and to share our love of music with the kids. It was a great afternoon and in a way, a "dream come true."
[Hey. When you are a one income, home learnin' family, dreams take on a geekier glow.]
