Saturday, February 21, 2009

A new experience...


Last night our Marching band was invited to the chevy centre to perform during the minor league hockey game. Morgan is in the front row, second from the left with the dark jeans on. They had their own section and were featured three times during the evening. Once during the local news and between two different periods of the game. They showed them on the jumbo trons and had the spot lights on them...pretty neat for them. Especially since we aren't a big school...Mo's graduating class is something like 65 kids.


While I'm not a fan of hockey...I think it's just an excuse for boys to be boys, we had a good time. Actually the opponents (Motorcity Machines) goaly was sooo much fun to watch. He was very limber and had warm up routines that made him look like a frog...but I think he enjoyed playing to the fans. I think it's a guy thing. He actually ended up winning the game for the team. They were tied even after overtime and they had a "shootout" (I think that's what it was called). This is were one player from the opposing team tries to get a goal...they go back and forth one on one 5 times. Whoever has the most goals after 5 tries by each team wins. The machines won!


I have been a "Band Mom" for 6 years now and I really love it. The other Moms on our board of boosters are wonderful. We laugh and usually get into more trouble than the kids:) That's probably because our band kids are so well behaved we get bored! We have the most amazing, thoughtful and well behaved kids ever...no really...we do!!

3 comments:

Darlene said...

GREAT photo ... I'm so glad you shared this but I think you need to edit your post to let people know where MO is standing ... I know, I found her ... 2nd in from the left ... correct!! LOL!!

I'm glad you had a fun time even though it was "hockey". Your such a good mom to be so supportive of Morgan's passion!!

morgan said...

lol...the whole thing about the goaly fromt he other team made me actually laugh out loud becasue we found just as much amusment in him as the band moms did. pretty funny stufdf when he was in the middle of the rink. ROFL. but anyways. glad i made headlines. lol

Amy Johnson said...

I'm a 'Band Mom' myself, going on 12 years now. My daughter was a flute player, and my son is a percussionist, so I can certainly relate! Great photo and story!