Team Reed: 2011 LLLC Christmas Program

Poised and ready to watch her brothers. Glad I caught this pic, for two reasons.

1) because she's ADORABLE

and 2) because she was actually a wiggle pants throughout most of the show.

In her defense, we had two shows to watch because the school splits them by ages.

Hudson's 3 year olds show was first at 12pm, then Carter's was at 1pm.

So, that's a long time for a busy 18-month old to sit still!

Hudson is dead-center in this picture, and I think he knows I'm taking his picture judging by the huge grin that is pointed straight my way! Glad I got a picture of him without his finger up his nose...that's right, he was like that for most of the show, for the whole world to see. And he couldn't have cared any less. Gross.

A quick hug for besties between shows. Both LLLC alumnae : )

Carter's turn.

Looking sharp!

Josh dressed the boys this morning, and

before we left Carter asked if he could wear his blazer : )

(During the last half of the show he had his hands in his pockets, and afterwards, his teachers said they thought he looked like a little Gap model, ha ha!)

We had better seats for his show than we did for Hudson's.

It was fun seeing a lot of our friends' kids up there too!

For the past 3 years now, Mrs. Streit's kindergarteners have recited Psalm 100 from memory at the end of the show. My friend Lori's little girl is the sheep on the far left, isn't she cute?!

Had a flashback to 2009, when Kate was there and got to be Mary.

She still remembered parts of Psalm 100 from when her class learned it, and was saying it along with them today under her breath.

And now, she's in the second grade!?! Still can't get over how grown-up she's getting! Silly goose not wanting to be interrupted mid-school to indulge her mama in taking her picture. I think it's funny that she's trying so hard to mean-mug, and trying hard not to laugh at the same time. Those dimples give her away everytime. : )