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Woohoo, we finally made it through our annual children's Christmas play. It was

a hoot. We had our head angel forget to be wired for sound, so he had to shout.

One of the preschool sheep pulling all the tails of the other animals in the

barn until one of the donkey's lost theirs. (my 7-year-old) got bored

and is sure he caught on video what looks like an angel practicing Tae Kwon

Do hand blocks. Near the end of the play the stable walls (made from foam

board) cracked and fell down. (I didn't think Jesus was born in Jerico?) The

piece that took the cake though was one of the preschooler's costumes... The

preschoolers were dressed as sheep, donkeys, cows, and camels. You will never

guess what the director of the play let her very spoiled daughter come as...

and I giggle every time we think about it. Are you ready to guess

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A PIG!!! So in honor of this little faux paux I have composed another verse to

the song sung by our little animals last night. It is to the tune of the

" Friendly Beasts "

I said the little pig unclean

I was brought as a gift by a gentile king

Not knowing the Jews would find me obscene

I said the little pig unclean.

:-) I'm not being mean, just rolling with the funniness of it all. You also

have to understand the mindset of the director, for whom everything must be

perfect.

Dawn mom of 4, 7 and under, the youngest wcf

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DEAR DAWN,

This is by far one of the funniest things I have heard happening at the

Christmas play. A PIG ???? That is a hoot-or was that a honk.....??

Really , you can imagine how many kids plays I have been in .my own 5

kids , my 10 grandkids & for 20 years teaching in a school that did have

CHRISTMAS plays. Soooooooooo great . Thanks for sharing. I think you

ought to send the video to Funniest movies TV show;heehee.

LOVE & HUGS, grandmoMBEv

Christmas play survival

Woohoo, we finally made it through our annual children's Christmas play.

It was a hoot. We had our head angel forget to be wired for sound, so he

had to shout. One of the preschool sheep pulling all the tails of the

other animals in the barn until one of the donkey's lost theirs.

(my 7-year-old) got bored and is sure he caught on video

what looks like an angel practicing Tae Kwon Do hand blocks. Near the

end of the play the stable walls (made from foam board) cracked and fell

down. (I didn't think Jesus was born in Jerico?) The piece that took

the cake though was one of the preschooler's costumes... The

preschoolers were dressed as sheep, donkeys, cows, and camels. You will

never guess what the director of the play let her very spoiled daughter

come as... and I giggle every time we think about it. Are you ready

to guess ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

A PIG!!! So in honor of this little faux paux I have composed another

verse to the song sung by our little animals last night. It is to the

tune of the " Friendly Beasts "

I said the little pig unclean

I was brought as a gift by a gentile king

Not knowing the Jews would find me obscene

I said the little pig unclean.

:-) I'm not being mean, just rolling with the funniness of it all. You

also have to understand the mindset of the director, for whom everything

must be perfect.

Dawn mom of 4, 7 and under, the youngest wcf

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