Choir Days Continue

I think my days are turning towards a lot more singing, and I think I will like it, but apparently it requires a lot more flowers that I am used to buying.  The first one in the pictures below is the end of the year High School Choir Concert.   Belle is in both the Show Choir and the Chamber Choir.  I think the Show Choir did a Queen song.   Then the Chamber Choir performed the Bella's final from Pitch Perfect that they had first sung at the Dessert Cabaret.   They did amazing, but Belle was sick sick, and did not go to school on that day.   She led the song well, but you could tell she was just not as up to it as before.   Haha, she usually does a little count with her fingers for that song, but said, she knew if she did not fully focus on just getting the words out, her head was spinning to much to count.   Linley Rawls rapping at the end with a bright red face because she was a little nervous was awesome.   

Ruby then had a choir performance with middle school.   They performed on stage at the High School and I could not be there because I was in Georgia.   They sang "I can go the distance" from Hercules, then it looks like they went a little distance to Jeremiahs to celebrate.

Belle then had her end of the year Choir banquet, where she was awarded "Most Likely to be on Broadway" from the Chamber Choir, "Best Trio" from the Chamber Choir with Sarah Beth Bailey and Linley Rawls, and "Outstanding Freshman of the Year" from the Chamber Choir.   Wherever she goes with her talent, I am so excited to hear her sing.  I think she has also had a great time connecting with many of the Senior girls that all knew her as Davis' sister.  I had one of Davis' friends tell me how great Belle was, and she knows she is going to be a star in those shows by her senior year.   

And lastly was Ruby's Forest Oaks EOY choir concert.   I am thankful again that the boys support their sisters on these events.   I know they often sigh and have plenty of other things going on, but they both put that other stuff aside to support their little sisters.   I am sure I was out of town on this one as well, but glad the rest of the crew was there.   We also keep doing our farewall waves to Forest Oaks, as we have had kids at this school since it was built in 2013, but this will be the last year.