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Cheerleading Banquet


Yup that's Sarah up on stage doing what she does best....... cheering. Even on stage Sarah couldn't stop moving and talking. In her hand is her trohphy she got this year. It was funny that all of the 6th graders that were there got just that 1 trophy. I am not complaining because she has alot but I know that Sarah was disappointed. In years past she came home with 3. They didn't do alot of awards this year. I am not sure why but they didn't. All in all Sarah had fun. She couldn't wait to go and even wanted to dress up but because her mean mom wouldn't go out and get the shoes she wanted she decided to just wear what she wore to school that day. That is just fine with me!!! I am happy that this cheering is over. No more Sunday matches and missing Sunday school. No more looking for bloomers that she just had the night before. No more WHITE practice sneakers she can only wear for matches and can't wear outside at all!!! What a waste of money! YEA YEA we are free until she tries out for the school team. Atleast they cheer during the week!

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April 8, 2008 at 11:32 AM
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