Charlotte went to her first concert today. As I suspected, she rocked out!
Aside from the typical naughtiness expected from the under twos in public, she seemed to really enjoy herself. She danced along, looked at the lights, enjoyed the darkened surroundings and was generally an exemplary concert participant. I thought she would enjoy it because even in Starbucks, she bops in her seat to the music!
It was pretty clear she couldn't see the stage and was probably completely unaware that there were people on it but even Emily had difficulty grasping the concept of a live performance. Maybe binoculars would help her in the future, but, hey, who can see properly at a live performance?
Who did we see? The Wiggles!
Aside from the typical naughtiness expected from the under twos in public, she seemed to really enjoy herself. She danced along, looked at the lights, enjoyed the darkened surroundings and was generally an exemplary concert participant. I thought she would enjoy it because even in Starbucks, she bops in her seat to the music!
It was pretty clear she couldn't see the stage and was probably completely unaware that there were people on it but even Emily had difficulty grasping the concept of a live performance. Maybe binoculars would help her in the future, but, hey, who can see properly at a live performance?
Who did we see? The Wiggles!
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I look forward to the day Rocco can manage a monocular. He still hasn't gotten there yet, but in somewhat related cool news. Rocco is now using a Braille Note which is the most amazing piece of technology. He has an older version provided by his school, but as he gets older he will have more up-to-date technology with GPS. Wow.
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How fun! I'm glad the girls both loved the show, it would have been cute to see them having a good time at a concert...'Boom boom chugga chugga big red car!'
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