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| practicing their "duo interp" of ROARR: CALDER'S CIRCUS |
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| finding their first round room assignments |
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| one last pep-talk |
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| watching their (older and more experienced) competition |
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| they had to perform three times, in front of three different judges and a roomful of fellow contestants (oh and two moms, ahem) |
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“Preposterous people, ridiculous
rascals,
and colicky children of all ages…"
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| "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" (they didn't make it to the last round -- but nobody did, and so we got to leave early and I made it home in time to kiss Aliza goodnight) |
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| really, is it possible to utter the words "SIXTH GRADER" without chuckle-sighing, half-smiling, and shaking your head in disbelief and wonder? |
Yay for the NJFL!!!
Ander may have found his 'team sport' (his teacher did in fact letter in speech and debate in high school).








I lettered in Orchestra. Please don't tell anyone.
ReplyDeleteNelson! You have now outed yourself as a band geek to the 30 or so friends and relatives who read this blog! (We here at Ander & Zaza have previously helped Edward to let his "first chair trombone" flag wave proudly...)
DeleteThey look like a fun group of kiddos. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! He's practically a grown man!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're so grown up!
<3
a bit taller than I am as of this week...siiiiiiigggghhhhhhh....
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