Julia's cheerleading squad also performed a dance routine that was really quite good. There were also different shows and entertainers performing various things. One of the Chinese skits involved volunteers from the audience and Ella, who was vigorously waving her arms, got picked to go up on stage. I had no unearthly idea what they were going to do but I never imagined it would involve putting some little kids in a huge plastic bag in the 90 degree heat! Only in China! They had the kids introduce themselves and then put them all in the huge plastic bag that was standing up tall. Once in the bag, the clown (literally it was a clown) that was inside with them had them all sing a song and talk. Low and behold the bag was full of helium. I am not entirely sure that is safe, and I am sure that you couldn't do something like this in the US, but in China anything goes. I thought I had seen it all but never expected to see my kid do something like that. So imagine my surprise when I went past the stage again, after Ella's soccer practice, and saw my eldest daughter inside a giant plastic bag sounding like a chipmunk! Really? My kids have no sense of self preservation. Everyone turned out fine and their voices don't sound like the Chipmunks anymore......well Ella's voice pretty much always sounds like that anyway!! Sometime I just have to shake my head! Love them!
Ella was asked by West Hair Design to be a hair model. |
This is what became of it.....green braid and a blue bun! |
Ella up on stage. (The other little girl is our friends daughter Ella too.) |
4 kids and a super hero clown all in a huge plastic bag full of helium. (on a 95 degree day) |
Julia and the ISB Dragon middle school cheer team. |
Nice toe touch! |
Stunting |
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