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I did it!


After months of preparation and panic, I finally had my performance in "Women at the Well" today. I feel like it went pretty good. I am just so happy that the stress of it is over now. I came home and took a long nap this afternoon.

The picture is of our little singing group. We all had solos, as well a as choir parts. I am so proud of all of us. I think we all learned a great deal from this opportunity.

I have reached outside of my comfort zone once again and found myself stronger and more confident on the other side. I have met a fantastic and talented group of sisters that I have become fast friends with. Most of all, I have gained a stronger testimony of my Heavenly Father and his love for me as an individual.

I wouldn't have thought it earlier this morning, but I was truly blest to be part of this production.

Comments

Anonymous said…
ya i really dont know why you were so worried..... You rocked your part! Silly you! Oh ya and you made mom cry your such a..... hahaha
March 14, 2009 at 7:28 PM
Katie said…
That would be really nice to see. I have never seen a performance of women in the well.
March 15, 2009 at 4:44 PM
Orange said…
I'm proud of you and glad it became such a good experience in the end. I wish I could have seen it. I was busy setting my brother up on a date ;)
March 15, 2009 at 7:11 PM
Terésa said…
I’m so proud of you! I had every confidence you would do well. I didn’t doubt it for a moment. I’m glad it went well. I heard how fabulous you were from you fan section later that day. Mozel Tov!!
March 18, 2009 at 4:18 AM
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