The Hendricksen's: Broadway?

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Broadway?

The girls have enjoyed watching Anie (the musical) the last couple days. We've had the video for a long time but they've never wanted to watch it til now. The other day Brinley was watching it and I saw her down there doing all of the dance actions along with the movie. I thought it was so cute. But of course, when I go to try to take a sneaky picture, the flash goes off and ruins everything. So these are the best pictures I got of her.

5 comments:

Meg said...: hahhahA This reminds me of the little music group that I started when we were little.. that is what that reminds me of :); 5:19 PM
Leslie said...: Thats my fondest memory of you and mint brownies for refreshments.; 7:15 PM
Kelly Family said...: What animal is that on your wall? It is an awesome trophy for a dear hunter. I would feel like it is looking at me all the time!; 8:12 PM
Leslie said...: Its an Antelope. Yeah thats better then putting it in the kitchen...where Scott wanted it in the first place *roll eyes*; 10:16 AM
mom2six said...: What a cutie... My kids watch annie and they call me miss hannigan for about a week afterwards. Will she invite us to her broadway performance when she makes the big time?; 11:19 AM

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