December
22, Rosenfeld news by Tina Wolfe
The weather outside is frightful but
I hope the warmth within your home and heart keeps you cozy this holiday
season. Take care when travelling and heed the saying “Better late than never.”
Throughout the holiday season enjoy whatever tradition your family has chosen
whether it be gatherings or a quiet night at home.
School program
The Rosenfeld School presented The Legend of the Christmas King as
their Christmas musical on Thursday, Dec.19. I was fortunate enough to attend
and enjoyed the program very much.
The Kindergarten class became little
reindeer while singing Rudolph the Red
Nosed Reindeer and the Grade 1 class donned aprons and chefs hats when
reciting Christmas Cookies. Jackie
Harms, teacher of the Grade 2 class, captured my heart when her class did a
dance routine to Holly Jolly Christmas
by Burl Ives. The Grade 3 class rang ceramic bells and performed Jingle Bells
and Silent Night. Then the Grade 4 class was on stage to read their own poems
entitled Christmas Wishes, many which were printed in the Echo. The Christmas
musical followed which of course portrayed the story of the search for the new
born King. The choir sang throughout the play and the program was done much too
soon.
A huge thank you goes out to the
students and staff of the school. Many hours of rehearsals take place before
the final performance and every year the program is outstanding. A special
thank you goes out to Sheryl Peters for her accompaniment on the piano.
Progress report
I graduated from a 2 wheel to a 4 wheel walker
which makes for a much more fluid walk. I’m still not winning any races but now
can help set the table. This walker has a basket which I can fill with stuff
and cart around. I climbed onto the exercise bike and tried going for a trip
but that’s not happening yet. The right leg makes the entire circle but not the
right leg so I’ll be doing exercises for a while. This cramping flu is still
hanging on and it’s not any fun. All these Christmas goodies standing around
and I can’t eat them. That’s not quite correct; I can eat them but pay dearly
for it at the end of the day.
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