Today should be a nice day, it's The Son's holiday pageant at school, he's a shepherd boy. He was a little upset that he didn't get to be Joseph but it turns out that the shepherds have the most "acting" to do according to his teachers. Either way, it's going to be very sweet to see the birth of Christ as reenacted by four and five year olds. It's The Son's first "real" performance and The Husband and I (former thespians ourselves) are very excited.
There's a little party for the parents after and I'll even get to do a little socializing... sounds like it should be fun. I'll let you know how it all turns out.
Isn't that costume cute? I made it all by myself with no pattern... it was like Project Runway goes biblical...I was waiting for Tim Gunn to walk into my kitchen at any moment and tell me to "make it work."
8 comments:
He is too CUTE!! You did a fabulous job on his costume! Their performance may bring a tear to your eyes. I bet it will be soooo sweet! I am always smiling so big at performances by Lexi I can't hardly stand myself...lol
you are too crafty! I would not know where to start with that costume!
He is so cute Caren! You did a great job on that costume!
The son has a very talented mommie, crafty to say the least :D
An actor has to start somewhere and I believe it must have been a great performance, he is good at everything he tackles :D
Thanks for sharing a picture of the costume!
How exciting! You did a great job on his costume. I wish I could remember how to sew correctly. I have a sewing machine, but I always forget a few steps so nothing turns out correctly. LOL
OMGOSH! Michael was a shepherd also! I will of course post those pictures later.
that is sooo cute, great job! your son i bet did a great job too.
Cute!! I can't wait for our kiddos to do a reprise of Away in a Manger on Christmas day. That was too adorable in the food court yesterday!
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