Laura, and some of the older ones, are the reason the audience could tell what song was being played. They were the ones to actually play when they were supposed to instead of the entire time. It was precious and a great memory.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Playing Bells
Laura, and some of the older ones, are the reason the audience could tell what song was being played. They were the ones to actually play when they were supposed to instead of the entire time. It was precious and a great memory.
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