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Nutcracker results were posted early!






I am....
Reed Flute, Waltz, Snow!!!!
 Ruby is Waltz and Snow and Freestone is Nephew and Xanthe is a Cupcake! Ari didn't make it :(, but she's excited to get serious about her cello and just got a new teacher and is participating in an orchestra.
Ballet West is making new Waltz bodices/corsets as we speak...or read...or type ;) so I'm excited to be in Waltz again and wear them
I'm so glad they were posted early! Here's to a fabulous (last) year of Nutcracker!!

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  1. CatherineSeptember 9, 2014 at 3:46 AM

    Congratulations to all 5 of you!! It's neat when God reveals the plans He has for each of us!

    Wish we lived closer and come see a performance of the Nutcracker and peek in on Ari too!

    Enjoy your last year. It sounds wonderful!!

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  2. Megan September 18, 2014 at 9:21 AM

    how wonderful! I can't wait to see you:) you will be splendid! Reed Flute was my VERY FAVORITE dance I was ever in! Congrats!!

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