Dancing With The STARZbucks Girls

Heat your coffee up,ladies..
This is a long post!
What a busy weekend!
I want you to know that
Starbucks has certainly played
a big part in my life.
I met a nice young man
at Starbucks.
He was there every morning
with his cronies.
 I used to meet my
girlfriend there quite often
in the morning, too.
We told him to bring
his wife along~
One day he did and it was
love at first sight.

This weekend this lovely girl
graduated from nursing school.
I am hoping she gets a job
at our hospital!
Congratulations, Amie!

And we had a wonderful

time with MamasBoy

and his wife,

TheSecretAgent,

at a Milwaukee Brewers game.
On our way out of town
we stopped...
Where?
Need you ask?
Starbucks, of course!
Miller Stadium in Milwaukee
is wonderful!

We were right behind 1st plate

about 7 or 8 rows up.

Wonderful seats..

although I ducked a couple of

times when foul balls

slammed our way.

But the highlight
of our weekend,

I must say,

was something we go to annually.

It was

The Dance Recital-
entertainment provided by
my little
Starbucks loving
 granddaughters.

Lulu and Ria are both

students in the same class

this year.
I taped a short version
just for you.

They are the two here-
Lulu is in the front row
and Ria is in the back row.

Now...our little SweetCheeks

missed the age cut off date
for the
"little girl's class".

She was 3 and needed to be 4.

She was sooo disappointed

but she learned her big
sister's dance

right along with them-
at home.

So, when Mama was

 making costumes

she made one for SweetCheeks too.

Mrs.D, the instructor,
(shown here with Lulu)

loves SweetCheeks.

And...

because she DOES love

SweetCheeks,

our little Miss

got a special stool,

ON STAGE 

right beside Mrs.D

for this performance.

Mrs.D introduced her

to the crowd and she

said a very soft

HI.

She was a bit disappointed

because she did not get to

dance.

MrsD told us later that she would

have stolen the show.

Next year she will.

But, for this year,

she is content to sit

in the hall and

well.....you can see for yourself..

WHY she is content to

be sitting in the hall.

That's my girl!