Savannah performs at the Reno Ice Christmas Show

Savannah with her coach, Jorie before the show. Jorie skated in a group number

 Savannah skated beautifully! She had a super pretty and unique dress, and she 

did some difficult moves in her routine. 

Silver Circuits Competition at Reno Public Market

 

The Silver Circuits had their first competition today at the Reno Public Market, 

which is a food court type place with a big open space perfect for this kind of competition.

They had a round in the morning and again in the afternoon - they did well and finished in 1st place.

West of Home sings at the Galena Ward Christmas party

We sang 'Beautiful Star of Bethlehem', a pretty and simple version

of 'The First Noel', and a super pretty arrangement of 'Silent Night'

We had some dinner first, then we sang the first two songs. There was a 

first-time Christmas pageant with the primary kids, then we sang Silent Night and 

everyone joined us on the last verse. It turned out really nice! 

 

The Giving Machine

 The Light the World Giving Machine came to Reno this Christmas season. 

So we went and bought/donated some things this afternoon.

There are cards inside with services offered by local charities and there is a variety

of purchase price amounts. 

The charity name is in the lower corner of the card and you type in the number of the card

into the touch screen to make your purchase. 

We enjoyed the experience and liked that each option was from a local 

charity organization in Reno or Sparks. The Machine will be here from 

November 15 until December 7. 

West of Home has their 1st performance at the Mountain Lakes Estates

Our set:

1. Color Up My World

2. Closer to Fine

3. I'll Fly Away

4. His Eye is on the Sparrow

5. Wade in the Water

6. Rhythm of Love

7. Butterfly Fly Away

8. Why Walk When You Can Fly

9. If I Had My Way

Nabby

Angela

Courtney

This is a flyer that the Mountain Lakes Estates put out about a week before our performance

to help get the word out. There was a pretty good turnout, about 35 people came

to listen to us and then we talked to some of them afterwards. They had a lot of 

nice things to say and asked if we would be coming back.