During intermission both girls danced freely as though they were the in-between act entertainment. After the show, Bentley was not shy about belting out her rendition of "Tomorrow," including even the subtle octave change.
The evening was magical.
Monday, April 2, 2012
I love ya, tomorrow!
My friend Melissa and I took our girls to go see the production of Annie Jr. (the entire cast was comprised of only 6-18 year-olds). We had front row seats and the stage was at an ideal height for the girls to be completely enraptured. My pregnant self was teary-eyed as I gazed at Bentley enjoying the show, soaking up my mother-daughter evening with her.
During intermission both girls danced freely as though they were the in-between act entertainment. After the show, Bentley was not shy about belting out her rendition of "Tomorrow," including even the subtle octave change.
The evening was magical.
First, we went to Hello Cupcake...
During intermission both girls danced freely as though they were the in-between act entertainment. After the show, Bentley was not shy about belting out her rendition of "Tomorrow," including even the subtle octave change.
The evening was magical.
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