Today was Logan and Connor’s concert with Logan at 9am and Connor at 10:30am.   After drop off, Stuart and I found our seats in the Superdome.  Since Logan preferred not to be filmed and filming was hectic, I was fine to sit tight with Stuart and enjoyed the show instead.  Logan spotted us as soon as the classes arrived and waved us a hello.  During the whole performance, he looked toward and seemed quite engaged.  The 2nd graders sang eight songs and they were very entertaining.  I also filmed two of the songs for keepsake.  After the concert, the parents followed the class to outside for a few class pictures.   The kids then returned to their classroom to continue on with their day.

    Next, we returned to the Superdome to wait for the next show.  Since it was still quite early and there were not as many parents, we moved up to slightly better seats.  Finally Connor’s class arrived and gave us a big smile when he spotted us.  The show began and the kindergarteners were doing as great as a job as the 2nd graders.  Connor was engaged and was happy up on the bleacher.  He was smiling and making small talks with his classmates in between songs.  More than 1/2 way through their 8 songs, suddenly Connor’s expression changed.  He looked sad and about to cry.  Stuart and I tried to gesture to him to be happy again, but Stuart noticed that Connor asked to go potty.  By then, Connor started to tear up and looked very sad.  Watching Connor like that really melted our heart.  With his headache situation, Connor seems to cry a lot easily than before.  I did not want to go up to get Connor myself to interrupt the performance; fortunately I saw the principle on the side.  I quickly went to ask for her help, and she immediately went to retrieve Connor for me.  I took him to the bathroom, then the principle took him back to join his class.  He was in time to do the last chicken dance song even though that was Connor’s least favorite one.

   After the performance and some class pictures, the kids were led to have a kindergarten potluck.  Connor along with the rest of the kids were thrilled to see all kind of breakfast food for them.  I hung out with Connor while he enjoyed the feast, then the kids returned to the rest of their day at school.