Below are more pictures of numbers performed at the Christmas Program as well photos of the tie/scarf exchange.
The Lundbergs with Elder Davis and Elder Roundy doing a number about the "Who's from Who-ville." (The Who's became Parson Brown, the Drummer Boy, Grandma (as in the one who got run over by a reindeer, Nellie (who thinks dolls are folly) and the Grinch!)
Have a Holly Jolly Christmas was presented by some of the elders from Bucharest: Elder Rigby, Elder Letham, Elder Bringhurst, Elder Hruska, and Elder Manzione!
You've never seen such a rendition of the "Nutcracker" as we saw that night. Elder Hardman and Elder Patterson played the beautiful music from the "Nutcracker Ballet" as they did their own interpretation of what being nutcrackers really meant. (You might need to click on the picture to get the full effect.)
When Elder Harwood opened his tie package, he found a tie that was a bit too small. There were lots of laughs as Elder Harwood tried to put it on. Fortunately, a nine-year old boy at the party "stole" the tie when it was his turn!
Elder Harwood is then free to choose another tie of his liking! Whoa---that's a bright one!
The Lundbergs with Elder Davis and Elder Roundy doing a number about the "Who's from Who-ville." (The Who's became Parson Brown, the Drummer Boy, Grandma (as in the one who got run over by a reindeer, Nellie (who thinks dolls are folly) and the Grinch!)
Have a Holly Jolly Christmas was presented by some of the elders from Bucharest: Elder Rigby, Elder Letham, Elder Bringhurst, Elder Hruska, and Elder Manzione! 
You've never seen such a rendition of the "Nutcracker" as we saw that night. Elder Hardman and Elder Patterson played the beautiful music from the "Nutcracker Ballet" as they did their own interpretation of what being nutcrackers really meant. (You might need to click on the picture to get the full effect.)
When Elder Harwood opened his tie package, he found a tie that was a bit too small. There were lots of laughs as Elder Harwood tried to put it on. Fortunately, a nine-year old boy at the party "stole" the tie when it was his turn!
Elder Harwood is then free to choose another tie of his liking! Whoa---that's a bright one!
2 comments:
La multi ani!!!!!!!
Cute costumes, Mom. Hey where is Elder Hrsuka from? I have a friend from Texas with the last name, and you just don't hear that name very often.
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