Talent Show

My adorable little sister sang at her school's talent show. She sang the Hannah Montana song, If We Were a Movie. She did a great job and didn't even act nervous. I would have been terrified but she had a great time and looked so cute. My dad was able to come down to see her sing which was an added bonus. Here are some pics of the night.

I'm an Aunt!

My little brother is a father. How crazy is that? Kregg & Nicole welcomed William Gregory to the world at 2:15 this morning. He is 19 inches long and weighs 7 lbs 5 oz. Mom and baby are both doing well. :o)

Sea World...again

If you haven't noticed, I LOVE Sea World! The grounds there are so beautiful and being there always makes me feel happy and peaceful. There are lots of green plants and colorful flowers. Thought you all might enjoy some more pics. :o)

Sea Lions Tonight...

...is the best show at Sea World. Alyssa and I absolutely love this show. Basically they make fun of all the other shows in the park. It's hilarious but the best part is before the show starts. They have this guy named Biff that comes out before the show starts. He is supposed to be getting everything ready for the show; organizing the costumes and cleaning the stage. What he really ends up doing is trying on the costumes and performing to the accompanying music. It's awesome! Here are some pictues so you can see what I'm talking about.

Biff being a ballerina.


Elvis.

Rocking as KISS.

Bustin' the MC Hammer pants.

And of course, Hannah Montana.

Feeling a Little Bit Wicked ;o)

While I was on Spring Break I had the opportunity to go see the play Wicked at the Pantages. It was fabulous! I highly recommend, that if you haven't seen it yet that you go, before it ends it's run. I went with my dad, stepmom, and my little sister. The music was phenomenal and the props were swankified.

There were some really great lines in play. Here are a few of my favorites:

"I'm Elphaba, the other daughter, I'm beautifully tragic."

Galinda: "Is it all right if I call you Elphie?" Elphaba: "Well, it's a little perky."

Galinda: "I don't see why you can't just teach us history, instead of always harping on the past."

Galinda: "Dearest darlingest Momsie and Popsicle." (I think I may start having to call my Dad Popsicle. But I'm not quite sure he would enjoy it. ;o)


Here are some pictures from the trip.

Alyssa on the drive to LA. She could barely contain her excitement.


The Pantages was really cool and it was packed by the time we got there, people were everywhere!

Here's Alyssa reading through the Playbill and waiting for the show to start.

Here's my Dad.

This is Diane.

And me.