Several weeks ago, Teacher Siew Li told me that she would like Cheryl to perform a piece for the preview Seimpi Marine Parade (the outlet that Cheryl attends her class). Daddy and I were thrilled that Teacher Siew Li thought C was competent to do it.
But last week, C told me that she was not ready to perform so after talking to Daddy, we decided that we would not force her to do something she did not like to do. I had wanted C to learn music and appreciate music not for the purpose of having her to perform and since she had expressed reservations, we did not want to impose and make her fearful of music. I even called the school to inform them that C would not be performing.
But on Friday, C told Aunt Di that she wanted to perform and that she wanted Grand Mummy, Grand Daddy, Aunt Margaret, Aunt Juliana, Uncle Ben, Daddy and Mummy to clap for her so we decided to let her try.
Moments before her turn to take the floor.
So our family came in full strength to support our Little Spark!
Kai Joon, C's classmate was also asked to give a little performance.
Our Precious rose to the occasion!
Cheryl had the audience in giggles because she was swaying and twisting while playing on the keyboard. Daddy and I thought she was nervous but later on when she was looking at some of the pictures taken, she told me that she was dancing while playing.
Yes, Daddy and I are "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"-ly proud of our Precious!
The school gave all performers a little token of appreciation. Cheryl was so tired after that she dozed of in the car. She had missed her afternoon nap to do this.
2 comments:
Hi Baby Cheryl,
I am impressed with your keyboard skills. I should know it, after trying for more than ten years that's about all I could manage. Your granny and grandpa must be really proud of you too. It's my pleasure now to invite to perform at Marymount Hall.
Grand Uncle Chee.
Uncle Chee
:)
Thanks for visiting Cheryl's blog. Ya, we are all extremely proud of her. :)
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