Tiny Dancer
How does this | turn into this? |
I have no idea, but it sure is fun to watch. Miss B's ballet school takes ballet very seriously, and they always do a real ballet as their recital. This year it was A Midsummer Night's Dream, which I think they also did her first year. While Miss B still hasn't quite reached the point of participating in the actual plot, she and her fellow Level 3 students look a lot more like dancers than they used to, both onstage and off. The chiffon costumes are a lot less itchy than those sequined numbers, and she now does her own hair.
Although we miss the tiny dancer, we're very proud of the medium-sized one who has taken her place.
And let's not forget a rousing round of applause for her intrepid ballet teacher. Thank you, Ms. Campbell!
9 Comments:
Congrats on the dancing. Lovely costumes!
By Annie, at 7:49 PM
Fantastic! She's beautiful!
By Carole Knits, at 8:51 PM
Oh, she is lovely! And thanks for letting me see what I can look forward to!
By Anonymous, at 10:42 PM
She really does look like a dancer, your daughter. Lovely.
By Ruth, at 9:11 AM
Aw geez, I remember doing that! Of course, she's probably a LOT more graceful. ;-)
Swirly chiffon is lots of fun when you're a certain age, isn't it?
By Beth S., at 10:41 AM
Amazing, isn't it? That transformation from child into something resembling the young woman she will become?
She's lovely!
By Will Pillage For Yarn, at 2:41 PM
aww so cute.
By maryse, at 9:57 PM
Tis a wonderful rite of passage. Beautiful!
By Anonymous, at 7:37 AM
I would have killed for such a cute costume back when I was dancing (at about that same age, I think). I hope the ballet was great - you were full of pride, I am sure.
By Tami, at 1:12 PM
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