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So choked up (sweet)

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Blossomhill · 06/03/2006 14:34

Was at dd's school today and a member of language base came up to me. She said get your tissues ready at the easter performance as dd is singing a solo Shock.
I rang dh and he said no way could he watch as he will cry. I said you and me both.
Off to buy a video camera as have to video it.
I am so proud of my dd. She didn't speak until she was 3 and here she is at 6 singing a solo infront of an audience of people.
Everytime I think of dd's little face today I am crying. What am I like????

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Hausfrau · 06/03/2006 14:36

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desperateSCOUSEwife · 06/03/2006 14:36

aww how sweet:)
your dd will do you proud
xxx

amynnixmum · 06/03/2006 14:37

Smile[smileSmile Thats brilliant.

amynnixmum · 06/03/2006 14:37

Smile[smileSmile Thats brilliant.

lars · 06/03/2006 14:43

Great news!!! larsxx

anniebear · 06/03/2006 15:00

Arrh BH I would cry also, you and me would be a right pair, neither would be able to hold the camcorder!!! lol

That is lovely

buzylizy · 06/03/2006 15:16

i nearly cried reading your post hope you all enjoy it:o

jenk1 · 06/03/2006 16:11

Thats lovely to read BH Smile

tobysmumkent · 06/03/2006 16:27

Wonderful! Enjoy it all!!

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Blossomhill · 06/03/2006 19:11

Aww thanks everyone :)

They have a couple of girls as back up incase dd refuses to perform Grin

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nikkie · 06/03/2006 19:42

A child I work with couldn't speak but when she was 9 she was in the nativity as Mary and said 'baby Jesus' all the parents and all the staff were filling up.

Good luck to Blossomhills dd!

reiver · 06/03/2006 19:54

What lovely news. Better stock up on tissues too!

octavia · 06/03/2006 20:05

you must be so proud, let the tears flow with happiness and pride and make sure you show that recording off to everyone.

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Blossomhill · 06/03/2006 20:51

:) Believe me the tears will flow

Am even going out to buy a video camera just for the occasion (well we need one anyway). This is one memory I want to keep :)

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moondog · 06/03/2006 20:52

BH..Smile
I would be a mess,a shuddering snurting heaving mess.

Revel in it!

XXX

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Blossomhill · 06/03/2006 20:56

Moondog - that will be me!

To make it even more emotional dd is singing a really sad song. The play itself is about a bumble bee that cannot buzz! The bee is called Billy and teh song dd is singing is called "please Billy don't cry".
She is doing all the signs for it too.

Dd is infact a dragonfly in the play though.

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moondog · 06/03/2006 20:57

Gah!!
Take a large beach towel to weep into and some huge sunglasses to hide behind!!

Hulababy · 06/03/2006 20:58

Take plenty of tissues! I would be a snivelling wreck.

I am sure it will be wonderful though :)

octavia · 06/03/2006 21:51

oh goodness its making me blub just reading it !

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Blossomhill · 06/03/2006 22:01

Octavia - think of me then. i am going to have to wear a mask and dh is refusing to go as he knows he will cry. I know this is naughty but even tempted to take ds out of school for an hour to watch dd as he wants to see her.

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Cristina7 · 06/03/2006 22:06

Oh, definitely take DS out of school for this. I hope the day goes well. V emotional.

octavia · 06/03/2006 22:14

Then take him, it will be lovely family ocassion.I still watch my sons christmas play and get tearfulBlush

eidsvold · 06/03/2006 22:22

that will be fab - you have to video it and definitely take ds out of school for it. I would be a blubbering mess. I had tears in my eyes when I saw dd1 be the first to sit nicely on the carpet for her kindy teacher. A number of the others were running around still. She just looked so gorgeous sitting with her legs crossed and hands in her lap.

merlot · 06/03/2006 23:00

Amazing BH :) - no wonder you were choked.

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Blossomhill · 07/03/2006 07:33

The thing is though I am not sure how dd will be on actual day as it may just be too much for her. She does like acting and drama though so I am hoping she will realy enjoy it. I guess school wouldn't have chosen her if they thought she really couldn't deal with it,

I hope ds's school will be okay with it. Think it would be so nice for dd to see us all there. Problem is that both nans want to come now and you can only have 2 tickets per family so it's a real shame that they will miss it.

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