There have been so many things I have wanted to write about, but we have been away from home a lot, unable to get to the computer. Last Monday morning, November 27, Cary and I drove to Epcot to hear Kaylee's school choir sing. I knew they had to audition, and I knew it was an honor to be chosen, but I was totally unprepared for what happened. I was expecting to hear Jingle Bells and Frosty, but I did not. They were a small part of a choir of about 300 people. There was a guest narrator, John O'Hurley, who read the Christmas story, from the BIBLE, from conception to the resurrection. (We are told he was in Seinfeld and was also in Dancing With The Stars, 1st season.) The music was ALL Christian-some familiar, some not. I am always moved by sign language, and they had a man interpreting who obviously KNEW the one he was talking about very personally. Of course there were the lights and decorations and the 100% Disney hoopla. It was nothing less than a night of worship and a wonderful way to welcome the Christmas season. Kaylee is in the next to the last row, the forth person from the right end. I was proud of Kaylee, but I was also thankful to be a child of the King and to be caught off guard and lost in worship. I love it when God just reaches down and blows you over! It was such a blessing!
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