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Daycare Party Update and Photos

15 April 2008 4 Comments

I know I’ve been away from this blog but fortunately I’ve been having a lot of paid work on the others, and I barely have spare time to write on this one.

Last Friday the daycare party went really well. The kids where fabulous, all of them.

First there was the Ballet class with the “Spring” dance:

Then, after new clothes and make-up, my daughter danced an “Ali Baba” dance and she was dress like the Ali Baba fairy tale.

My son danced HipHop and he was dressed (more or less) like a HipHop dancer. The trousers are really old but…he likes the way they look.

Before the end of the show a known Reality Show “star” from

around here sang a song and the kids where

all back on stage to dance with her.

After the show there was a lot of food for everyone (each person took something to eat) and I can say we had a nice evening.

With this theme I can’t locate the photos in the right places, sorry!

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Connie said:

What a great daycare center! It looks like the children had fun. When that happens it’s easy for the parents to have a good time too

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# 16 April 2008 at 1:15

Zen said:

They look as if they are enjoying themselves =] I used to be in ballet,but quit when I was seven-ish…now I’m 15 and wish I had continued. =] I actually found your blog while doing research for my own, teensonparenting.blogspot.com, and am delighted to have found such a beautiful site. Thanks for the wonderful posts! I enjoy them a lot.

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# 16 April 2008 at 3:05

Laura (author) said:

I can’t complain about the daycare. Now they are preparing a barbecue so that kids and parents can gather and socialize. It’s interesting.

# 16 April 2008 at 8:23

Laura (author) said:

Ballet is a tough activity. A lot of discipline and dedication is needed. My daughter loves the classes, she will continue if she wants.
I left a comment on you GREAT blog.

# 16 April 2008 at 8:29