Ballet

Since we saw the nutcracker, Peyton had asked to do ballet. I was excited for her to try it, since she’d twirl around some at home and call it “ballet”. I signed her up for the city recreation class, and it’s entitled, “Princess Ballet”.  I figured it’d be something fun for her to try.  She needed to wear the dance essentials, but since I’d gotten her a leotard last year for her butterfly outfit (and it was a little big then), I was planning on having that be her outfit along with a pair of tights.  Dave got her the ballet flats while I was at work, I think.  She was all ready to go this morning, and even posed for some pictures.  We went there as a family to see if we could watch, but it was kids only.  One mom plopped herself right by the small window, thereby blocking the view of the other parents, who were jockeying for position. However, if the condition lasts for more than viagra samples uk a few hours while some for many days. It is online prescription cialis a best recommended herbal pills. Exercise plays a very vital role in keeping our bodies healthy cialis 40 mg view content and optimum while incorporating a healthy diet including vitamins and supplements, it is also important for men to take sildenafil contained medicine for their ED treatment. These drugs have been acclaimed regarding tadalafil cialis india this type of treatments, mainly through the food & Drug Association (FDA) for restoring the health of intimacy & keep it away from the strong functioning of erectile dysfunction. I tried to get a glimpse, but I didn’t want her to see me.  Dave took Brandon back to get a jacket and then throw a football around outside.  The parents were supposed to stay outside, but one shy kid’s mom was going in and out.  I left my shy kid in there and told her to have fun.  Well, my shy kid stayed by the mirror the entire class.  She just watched, and then I did catch her making faces at herself in the mirror.  She sat there for 45 minutes. It must have been torture for her. Dave blames it on me for forcing her in there, low on sleep, as we got in at 2 am.  So the two shy girls sat together, though Peyton was closer to the action, so I was happy about that.  She didn’t really come out the door to come find me, but stayed put.  The other girl’s mom did push her into action, which helped for maybe 2 minutes before she went right back to her spot on the wall.  When time was up, Peyton stood up and headed out the door.  I brought her back to check with the teacher to see if there was anything else I could do.  She was happy that Peyton stayed in class and did not cry.  So she was happy with that and looked forward to seeing her again next week.  She said she’s seen worse 🙂  So I took my little ballerina out, and she looked a bit sad when I asked her why she didn’t participate.  Later, while we were working on a puzzle, I asked her what she did at class, and she told me they sang “Part of Your World” (which I’d heard when the door opened), and then also another Aurora song.  She told me she did some stretching (I think she SAW some stretching), but she did demonstrate a few stretches.  I told her we’d try again next week.  Hopefully she gets more into it.  There is a class performance at the end of the session in February, so I encouraged her to participate so she’d know what to do!  She was happy to see Daddy and Brandon playing with the football, but she had her ballet flats on.  We headed to the farmer’s market for some shopping, then headed home for a nap.