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Once upon a time, the descriptive line of my blog read, "Songs, stories and puppet shows." I haven't done a puppet show in a long time. However, I am posting a 4:46 minute video of my 5 1/2 year old daughter's marionette puppet show she presented Sunday morning. It may be of interest only to close family members and early childhood educators (especially Waldorf-trained teachers) but who knows--
If I am *very* good, can I have that hat?
Granted, I didn't "get" the story at all, but the singing and humming and dramatic presentation of the stars was adorable.
TadMack: You should definitely have the hat. Watching this video reminds me of my early stories-- there was so much going on inside my head, but years later, when I looked back at what I had written at age 6, there were 3 sentences (4 max) on the paper.
"Dude" is about as eloquent as I get, having had only one cup of coffee thus far today.
I love it! Yes, there's a lot more going on in her head...but that was just awesome to watch. And she has a teacher who specializes in marionettes? Dude. Very, very cool.
How sweet :) I love how the marionette show pauses from time to time for a nose itch.
One of Leo's teachers recently gave me an old edition of Puppet Plays, and I've been thinking about puppets and puppetry ever since. So I loved this; thank you! My congratulations to Maddalena on a lovely performance, too.
I love it! I love her! I love you! You have obviously given her the most magical of childhoods.
LSM: I love you too! This is definitely one of the fun parts of parenting.
Anamaria: Excellent. Keep me updated, please, on how you use puppets. By the way, I bought a knit finger puppet today-- a hen sitting on top of a (detachable) nest with an egg in it.
Supernoots: Yes, those were the edits of mercy. I love it that we don't have to watch home movies in real time.
Jules: Dude, I so wish I'd had a teacher like Lucia's. ;)
I second that, Alkelda... (I always want to call you "Al." Would you just HATE that?)
Jules: Hey, "if you be my bodyguard, I can be your long-lost pal. I can call you Betty, and Betty, you can call me Al."
It's a deal!
:)
Mmmmm. Bacon waffle. (I feel like Homer Simpson.)
If I had that red hat, I think I would try to find excuses to wear it every day. AND THE SKIRT!!! Is it a tutu or dress-up clothes or what? I couldn't tell. I am, as you know, forever taking fashion cues from M.
Adrienne: That skirt is my first and only attempt at a tutu. I totally winged it, and it ended up being so bunchy! The spangles around the waist disguise some of my foibles.
The bacon maple doughnut was far better than the bacon waffle. The bacon waffle was fine, but I wanted more bacon.;)
Eww. I don't understand why everyone thinks bacon is the "fairydust of the food world".
LSM: You're funny! For me at least, bacon is a treat. Truly, truffle oil is the fairy-dust of the food world.
that is just beautiful!