The day after my beautiful and smart godchild MaryKate turned 16 she went to get her learner’s permit. She needed an available adult and I was certainly happy to oblige. I can’t believe it’s a little more than six months and she’s now going for her license! And she got it! Look out world! She’s on the road!! (and growing up way too soon)
Brendan has been attending Boston Children’s Theatre classes, camps and shows for years. He considers everyone at BCT his family. And we can certainly see why. He has had another fantastic year of classes, a main stage show and his first year of Junior Show Choir. This past weekend was the Spring Concert. It was hard to not be emotional watching such talented and nice kids. They genuinely love each other like family- they celebrate each other’s accomplishments and joys (like proms!). There are amazing leaders and great role models. Most importantly they treat Brendan as their friend and we couldn’t ask for better friends for him!
Rick Riodan seems to write nonstop. Which is a good thing since Aidan loves his books.
He also happens to be local so when a new book does come out his one and only appearance is for the hometown crowd.
Is like seeing a rockstar. Not only are tickets needed (and sell out) but you have to arrive early to get seats together- this time at the John Hancock Hall (so weird to be there since so many of my dance recitals were there!!).
Aidan and Trinity were there again. And very excited about the new book!!