Max's Christmas Performance

We are so blessed to have our children attending such a wonderful daycare. They all go to (and have gone to) Center for Generations at St. John's Lutheran Ministeries since the twins were four months old. The daycare is located in a nursing home/assisted living facility. Our children interact with the residents on a daily basis, whether eating lunch with them, singing with them, or participating in parades through the facility. For the annual tree lighting ceremony at St. John's this year, Max volunteered to be in "the band" at the ceremony. He was chosen to play the harmonica, and was actually taught how to play the instrument. He did a wonderful job and we were very proud of his performance. He really jammed towards the end and was hysterical trying to get the other kids to pay attention and play their instruments. I think we have a musician in the making!

Here he is with his hat and snowmen antlers before the performance.

And during. The kids were absolutely adorable.

Doing his thing with the harmonica.

Following the performance (and a rousing applause), we sang Christmas carols, saw Santa, and went on a hayride tour of the campus. The lights were beautiful, and we sang Christmas Carols as we meandered. It was a great way to kick off the Christmas warm fuzzies!