Here’s my daughter getting ready to dance tap on stage last Saturday night. This is my entry for Straight Out of the Camera, hosted by Jan on Murrieta 365.
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- This meal in Thailand looks so tasty – wish someone would cook this way for me.
Oh, this is delightful. I remember my daughters’ recitals. Thanks for sharing.
aww i want to see my daughter in that dancing shoes too.
Oh what fun! I love to watch how children progress through dance classes. It’s like seeing their personality develop right in front of your eyes.
Sweet…my teenager started with ballet and now dances modern. Am I the only fool to get choked up when she watches children dancing?
Shavua tov, and thanks for including my post!
Nice photo at the top.
Lots of great links; thank you. How did you come across the Macobiotic Thai workshop? You are right the meal does look tasty.
Thank you for linking to my post.
“How did you come across the Macobiotic Thai workshop?” If a topic interests me, as macrobiotics does, I subscribe to many blogs on the topic. My Google Reader overfloweth. Sometimes I unsubscribe, because I can’t remember why I was interested in a certain blog or topic.
Dance recitals are so cute to watch…I had many as a kid (I loved tap) and my 3rd grand daughter has had one so far. Nice Shot!
Oh she is cute i like to see her dancing hehehe. Happy SOOC Sunday.
That is such a precious photo of your daughter getting ready to dance! I really, really like it.
Thank you for the link, Leora! I hope the tap dancing went well!
Lovely capture. I like your daughter’s colour selection.
What a precious photo…I just love her delicate looking hands.
Thank you for the link.