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Sunday, July 31, 2022

Children can hit those notes.

 We will watch those "..... got talent" programs. The performers auditioning are singing, dancing, or something their hearts out. But the young performers steal the show and everything else.




                         

 

What can be said about such talented and precious these children are, except to sing their praises.  These are the ones to bring joy in music.

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  1. Those young singers are amazing! That's probably the best I've heard the National Anthem! That young, autistic young man was also an inspiration and brought tears to my eyes. So humbling to think that we have all our senses and perhaps no disabilities yet we fail to embrace our own talents. It's wonderful to see these special kiddos perform. I've seen the video of that sweet little girl doing her own movements at the school program and of course it makes you laugh. But I always have to also smile at the little girl next to her with her eyes covered with her stuffed animal. I guess it's not her thing to join in on stage! That toddler will probably have a career in flamingo dancing one day! Too cute! Thanks for the smiles and good feelings tonight!

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    1. that girl, my goodness. She had the audience with her. The little girl holding the stuff. animal, what must her family must think.

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  2. Some of those kids are going to have a great career singing.

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  3. I can NOT listen to the national anthem when it is so drawn out like that. I love the toddler doing the flamenco.

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    1. I understand. That 7 year old girl! Oh my what talent.

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  4. Children and pets steal the show, and these kids will go far.

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  5. They are all too talented. I'm humbled and, yes, full of joy.

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  6. Bless you and thank you for sharing these :)

    All the best Jan

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  7. Kids performing can be fun and amazing.

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