We just got a letter from Madison's preschool. It was a permission slip to see a play on December 6th. After they return from the play, they will be putting a concert on for us parents. I am so excited. This will be her first concert. I hope she behaves herself. Any advice from those of you who have been through this before? I have got a month, but I am already excited/worried.
That sounds adorable! I don't have kids, so I can't give you advice…other than the lame one to make sure you can remember this the rest of your life some how and to tuck it away somewhere.
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You are videotaping this, right?
That sounds adorable! I don't have kids, so I can't give you advice…other than the lame one to make sure you can remember this the rest of your life some how and to tuck it away somewhere.