There is something reassuring about standing for something, and knowing what we stand for.
For men and women who are true to themselves and to the virtues and standards they have
personally adopted, it is not difficult to be true to others.
{ Gordon B. Hinckley, standing for something }



"Oh, What Fun!" ... Eliot's Preschool Christmas Program

Eliot's Preschool Christmas program was so fun! His teacher has taught them dozens of adorable songs, which I've heard in part over the past few months as he's come home and sung them to me. But it was fun to piece all the bits I've heard together as I saw him perform them with his class. The hand actions, facial expressions and all the extra bonuses that come from kids performing were hysterical! Here's a sample of the experience.

This was pretty much Eliot that morning. He had been to a cousins' sleepover the night before at his Grandma and Grandpa Dickinson's. We're guessing he didn't do too much sleeping at the sleepover.

Eliot's class. They are all darling!

I love this picture of Eliot. He looks so theatrical.

A taste of the organized chaos. It really was so impressive to see how well the children had learned the songs (some of them with multiple, complicated verses) and dancing.

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