Polo - the Polar Bear's First Christmas.
Once again, the kids performed in their school Christmas pageant, celebrating Jesus' birthday by dressing up as a ribbon-twirling Northern Light and a Little dancing star, to help explain to a baby polar bear what Christmas was really about. And yes, an entire Nativity was paraded to the North Pole, complete with a baby-hugging Mary, shepards, kings, a Jack Frost, a Santa and a snowman. I lost count of the characters after that.
It reminded me of the scene from the movie, "Love, Actually" where the daughter announces to the mother that she was selected to be the "FIRST LOBSTER!!!" at the Christmas Pageant.
The mother replied, "You mean to tell me there was more than one lobster present at the birth of Jesus Christ???"
I'll let the pictures speak for themselves, because honestly... what can I possibly say about this?
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Exactly how childhood should be. Sparkly and fantastic !!!!
Why should kids get a monopoly on that?!? I demand sparkly and fantastic too!! :)
OMG - I mean, OMG! That is amazing...is that tinsel on Mina's leotard???
Mina's expressions are priceless. lol Jordan looks like he took the ribbon twirling very seriously.
Wish we could have been there!
A - of COURSE that is tinsel/garland on her leotard. Could you imagine anything less? Seriously, I suspect she might have had a hand in designing the costume herself.
G - no doubt Jordan took the ribbon twirling seriously. I mean look at the boy. What I wish I had done was take a picture of Jeff's face during said ribbon twirling. Oh man...
Wow...that's some recreation of Jesus' birth! lol...I love it :)
I was going to say that Mina's facial expressions are priceless ... but someone beat me to it! LOL I see 2 very happy, expressive children!
It's so funny you said the lobster comment from "Love Actually" because that's all I could think as I was reading that too. Ha ha! They are so cute.
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