Proud papa

I don’t typically write about my family on my blog. I figure if they wanted share their lives with the online world they’d do it themselves1. When they do something public, however, I don’t mind letting the world know what they’ve been up to.

This is one of those times.

Les-Mis

Last night our family travelled to see a nearby teen production of Les Misérables, where my daughter played Madame Thénardier. She loves making up over-the-top characters, and spends hours trying to perfect different accents and facial expressions to transform into these creatures from her imagination. When given an opportunity to play a character on stage which is every bit as over-the-top as her wildest imagination, she thrives.

What a joy for me to watch. Also, she got to swear several times during “Master of the House,” and there was nothing I could say about it. This made her especially happy2.


  1. My eldest doesn’t even want anything to do with social networking. ↩
  2. She get’s her oddball sense of propriety from her father ↩

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One Comment

  1. Jamison's avatar Jamison says:

    My kids aren’t big into social media either. They spend half their lives on YouTube, but traditional social media like FB and Twitter just aren’t their style.

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