Last weekend my wife and daughters had the opportunity to attend a dance production put on by “The Fab 5“. This group of dancers where on a TV show called America’s Got Talent. These 5 ladies made it all the way to the finals solely on their clogging talent. Follow this link to watch one of there performances while on America’s Got Talent. This was very exciting for the little cloggers in our house, so, to go see them live, was a special treat. There are some wonderful things about these 5 ladies. They are all sisters, they are all Mormons (members of the LDS Church), they wear modest outfits, they are all married, and they are cloggers. What great role models for our little girls.
After the performance our girls were able to meet all of the members of the Fab 5 and my wife took some pictures with her phone.
They had a wonderful time. I am so thankful that there are successful LDS women out there in the world that are doing their best to be good examples and role models to the young women of the Church.
My sons and I have decided to participate in an event called 100 Men Choir. The local organization called Magic Chords volunteers to sing the National Anthem at one of the Basketball Games at our local Community College. Last night was the event. Unfortunately they have never been about to scrounge up all one hundred men but they have come very close several times. Last night, we were able to gather 85 men to sing together for the Opening Ceremonies of the Men’s Basketball game.
Not only was it a very fun time to sing with 100 men, but both of my boys were able to pass off one of their requirements for their Duty To God program.
My son that is a Teacher in the Aaronic Priesthood was able to pass off a requirement that states, “Sing the National Anthem alone or in a group. Explain its origin to parents / leaders.”.
My son that is a Deacon in the Aaronic Priesthood completed the following requirement, “Sing with a church, school, or community choir.”
It was a nice “guys night out” event. We were able to spend some valuable time together learning the song and singing it before a huge audience.
