The boys had their concerts on Monday.  Logan’s one was first at 9am and Connor’s at 10:30am.  After drop off, Stuart and I headed over to the auditorium (Superdome).  There were many people sitting down already, so we just headed to the back and found seats in the back row.  The four 2nd grade classes marched in right at the start time.  Logan spotted us and waved to us.  Before long, the concert began.  The kids did a great job singing and moving to 8 songs.  I was standing in the back row enjoying the show and video taping it, but my phone went out of memory two third into the concert.  When the show was over, we went up to say hi to Logan and followed the class out for some group pictures.  Afterward, the class headed back to their classroom to resume the school day while Stuart and I returned to the Superdome for the next show.  Connor had told me where he would stand for the performance, so we sat down on the 2nd row behind the reserved seats for the teachers.  We had some time to kill and we were using the time trying to clear out some video space on my phone. 

     Finally it was time for the kinders to march in.  Connor had a big smile as he walked in and saw us.  After the kids were lined up, we discovered that the kid in front of Connor was quite tall and covering most of our view of Connor.  The kinders sang 7 songs and they did a fantastic job as well.  I was using Stuart’s small video camera to film throughout the show.  Unfortunately, with the teacher in my way and with the boy covering Connor, the video was not good at all.  When the concert ended, Stuart said goodbye to Connor to return to work and I hung around with Connor.  The kinders had a potluck in the cafeteria to celebrate, and there were lots of fruits and sweet treats.  Connor was excited to pick his favorites and we went to sit down on the stage to enjoy.  Periodically his friends came join him and had asked him to take pictures too.  We hung out until it was time to return to the classroom.  The parents had the option to take the kids home, but since I had errands to run, Connor stayed back and enjoyed a quiet rest of the day with 6 other classmates and the teacher.