BubbaTubbs: Wiggy's Christmas Concert

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Wiggy's Christmas Concert

Wiggy's pre-school had a Christmas concert. Each class was to learn and sing two Christmas songs. The kids had been practicing and Wiggy would sing the songs at home over and over and over and over again. So, we were excited to see her up on stage singing. She is the most musical of the kids at this point....always singing.

Unfortunately, we almost had to miss the concert. I picked her up from school early with a fever around 2:30. The concert started at 6:30 and when I picked her up she said she didn't want to go to the concert. We were all disappointed! I gave her some Tylenol and laid her on the couch to snuggle up. I checked back with her around 4:30 and she said she wanted to go sing. Her fever had come down so we were very excited. We got her cleaned up and we were at her school ready for the concert at 6pm.

The pre-school's director is a good friends of ours and she saved us some seats in the front row! Thank you Jenny! :) We were very happy to have such good seats.

http://youtu.be/5WZEYJ_XW4o (video)

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