After a trip to Urgent Care yesterday that saw us leaving with an antibiotic and inhaler, we weren't sure if Bayley was going to be up to performing today. But after a day of rest, he had just enough energy. After all, the show must go on.
He had to be at the school early, so I thought we had a while before we'd have to make our way there. But an hour before the perfomance parents were already staking out the prime seats. Who knew? Luckily, Miss Tina had Grace for the evening. I don't think she could have handled a night that long.
The play, Jack & The Sillies, was put together by the school music teacher. It's light and funny. I think the younger kids enjoyed it most from the best seats in the house - on the floor in front of the stage.
Bayley did his part perfectly. I was excited for him to do so well. He had such a great time with it, hopefully he'll do it next year. But, he says he wants to be stage crew since it is hard to get a non-singing part. Singing is not his thing, apparently. We'll see how he feels about it in 12 months.
He was thrilled that Gram-Mo & Pop Pop came up to see the play, and that Grandma & Grandpa came, and Uncle Tim too. The Burke clan skedaddled too quick for me to get a picture.
The play, Jack & The Sillies, was put together by the school music teacher. It's light and funny. I think the younger kids enjoyed it most from the best seats in the house - on the floor in front of the stage. 
Bayley did his part perfectly. I was excited for him to do so well. He had such a great time with it, hopefully he'll do it next year. But, he says he wants to be stage crew since it is hard to get a non-singing part. Singing is not his thing, apparently. We'll see how he feels about it in 12 months.
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