Prom

You guys really just want to see the pictures. I get it.  Because I was busy all day on Saturday, I assigned Prom to Kaitlin. They had already been plotting Prom together for months, so the fact that I wasn't going to be there wasn't a problem.  Kaitlin also did all the photography.  

For their day date they went to a museum and then in the evening they went out to dinner (where they saw the Mayor who came over to their table and talked to them) and then actually spent a few hours at the Prom. 

Comic Con

I spent Friday, all day, volunteering Comic Con.  For my trouble, I got a t-shirt, a water bottle, a backpack, lunch, and a one day ticket for every day I volunteered.  It was pretty fun actually. I worked access, which meant I spent a big portion of my day directing crowds of people to certain lines or scanning wristbands to let people enter.  It was pretty fun but exhausting. I was able to sit in on a Zack Levi panel and do a little walking around as well.

On Saturday, Chuck I went together.  Chuck is a good sport, and because he loves me we dressed up as Harry Potter characters.  We had a fun time walking around the convention, were stopped to take pictures more than once, and saw the actors from the Princess Bride, and some from Once Upon a Time.

Choir Stuff

Chuck and I left Comic Con early because I was singing in a concert that night with the community choir I'm in.  At least I was able to see Ruth in her prom dress.  The choir concert went pretty well. We were singing really difficult music and we are a brand new choir. We will only get better. And I, personally, am learning a lot working with one of the best directors in the state.  A lot of this learning was reflected in my Stake Choir, which performed today at Stake Conference.   Both our numbers were really strong and we had some really nice moments.  I strongly believe that the improvement in the Stake Choir is a direct result of my improvements as a choir director because of my experiences in the community choir.