As promised, I’ve uploaded here the two videos of Justin performing in their
Beauty and the Beast production and in their finale number for their graduation day.
That’s my son on the platform in the far right corner. He portrayed the role of Salt, one of the enchanted objects in the castle. He’s the one wearing the “S” headdress.Justin is the second boy from the right; he’s beside his taller classmate Diego.I’ve already mentioned in one of my previous Mommy Moments’ post that Justin is a born performer. He loves singing and dancing, and he enjoys taking part in their school production. Their
Christmas production is a good proof of his love of performing and showcasing his talents.
Yesterday, March 13, 2010, was Justin’s graduation day at the Tektite Auditorium of the Philippine Stock Exchange in Pasig City. To show our support for the youngest member of the family, we came in full force. Justin’s
lolo and
lola whom he calls Tatay and Nanay, Tito Orlan and Tita Meann, Daddy and Mommy, and Ate April were there.
Prior to the commencement exercise, the children presented a
Beauty and the Beast production. Justin played the role of Salt, one of the enchanted objects at the castle.
Justin wearing his Salt costume at home
The Beauty and the Beast stage
Gaston and Belle with the townsfolks
That’s my son with the “S” headdress
Justin pointing his finger in his lolo and lola’s direction
Justin’s supporters; Tita Meann was the one taking this picture
Chow timeJustin’s Dad also took videos of Justin’s performance during the
Beauty and the Beast production and their finale number. I will upload those in a separate post.
Ten more school days, and it’s showtime! Justin’s school will be having their graduation production for 2010 at the Tektite Auditorium, Philippine Stock Exchange, on March 13, Saturday. They’ll be presenting a
Beauty and the Beast production. My son was assigned the role of Salt. Today, I’ll be picking up his costume when I drop him off at school. We also need to buy him light blue long sleeves top and black pants for the graduation ceremony.