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Bromley East Charter School Let's Make a Scene Play

 Finally!  I haven't blogged since the week after Thanksgiving, that was 3 weeks ago!  It's not like I haven't been doing anything... I photographed the Bromley East Charter School play and I do a poster for them too and that's what I've been working on.  And there were a few other things in there, along with holiday shopping, swim meets and a Jiu Jitsu belt test too.  I feel a little twitchy right now.  In fact, I just ordered pizza because I knew I had to eat something soon and didn't see an end in sight.  I am trying really hard not to be hypnotized by the order bar tracker that tells me which stage my order is in.  Crazy that they have that. 
Anyway... here are some of the images of 'Let's Make a Scene', it was a fabulous play with lots of kiddos!  It was amazing that this play took place in the cafeteria!  It was so AMAZING!  And I'm not saying that because one of my kids was in it.  It was truly amazing!









 I love this image!  She looks like she is enjoying this moment so much!
 I loved this part of the play!  It was shaped because of Rachel's Challenge, a wonderful organization to help kids be more compassionate, reach out to others and start a positive chain reaction in their worlds.  The Signing class signed the words to the song, a wonderful singer sang the words and other student's played out a scenario that happens every day in schools. 

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