Region V Invitational 2016 (Topeka, KS)

 

   Regionals, here we come!!! 👍🏻😜😊 

Updates!!!

Hey guys!!!
Where has the time gone??  It's almost the end of April!!  AHH!!!!  Anyways, I though'd I'd give you all an update of what's been happening and a glimpse into my crazy life!! ;-)
First: here are the videos to the songs that we played at our Orchestra concert last Monday:
Intermediate Orchestra:

Advanced Orchestra:

Don't you love the flute??

Opera isn't my favorite thing but it sounded gorgeous!!! 

This song is probably one of the most fun (and one of the most dangerous) pieces I've played.  I hope you like it as much as I do!!!

Here is the full Orchestra prformance: (Hannah and I were both in this one)

Here is the advanced band and orchestra performing with the Omaha Academy Choir:

So, yeah!!!  ;-)
I am currently preparing for the Speech and Debate Regionals that is going to be April 24-27!!!  Yay!!

(sorry for the weird picture, I can't think of a valid excuse I couldn't find a different one.) 

Here's a picture Hannah took last night:

Isn't that just beautiful?!?!?!  

Oh yes, and there's these.....

            
Have a great week!!!

Orchestra Concert

Hello blog readers!!!
Just a little announcement: The Omaha Homeschool Band and Orchestra Concert is this Monday, April 11, starting at 7:00 (the prelude starts at 6:45) if any of you are interested!!  Hannah and I will be participating in the orchestra and also in the full orchestra performance.  :-)

P.S. It's at the Suckau Chapel down the street from Grace University.  ;-) 

Omaha Qualifier

This week I was competing in a speech tournament that our club hosted called the Omaha Qualfier.  

I was very excited at this one because I qualified for Regionals!!!!!!!  *happy dance*  

Regionals will be in Topeka Kansas at the end of April and I can't wait!!!  

I am so thankful for my family for letting me participate and supporting me through the tournament season!  Most of all, I thank God for the talent He has given me and for the lessons that He continually teaches me.

Afterwards, we went to Pizza Ranch and looked at our ballots.  Thank you Pizza Ranch for enduring our noise and *ahem* loud rambunctiousness.  :-)