Brock's Holiday Show!

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After practicing for weeks, singing "Navidad", "Turkey Pokey" and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" Brock was ready for his moment in the gym. Here is the full cut in all it's glory. 


Speed to 2:05 to get Brock's entrance. Although a little build up is good. You'll notice his now trademarked karate chop hello. He did a great job. He told us he was going to sing "Navidad" a lot but was going to be more quiet on "We Wish you a Merry Christmas". He also was very precise about standing behind, not on (Brock was clear to specify) the tape with his name. You'll notice him fighting to stand in his spot, he mentioned later that he was trying to squeeze in. It's great to watch him find us and then his face when he sees us. After that, the full on wave. Any how, seeing your child's first show is surreal and a total love rush. Sigh, I guess he's got some of my drama in him after all.

There is the famous wave!



Ms. Yanneth takes our family photo.

Brock poses by his snowman.

After the show we went to a German Brauhaus to mingle with the parents and teachers. We had a great time and met some nice folks. Looking forward to the next child-on-stage high! Mom and dad, does it fade when you're still watching me at 40? No need to comment. Great show Brock!


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