There are a number of hilarious things here. I am so glad I am watching each of these multiple times. First, you realize very quickly that the whole team is here: huge props to Drew, one of the few partners in the whole project if my memory serves me well who is in the video in costume, which begs the question, who is video tapping. Second, when you really look, you realize next that your dog Kima is also in this. Then you see Lila, Patricia, and are left wondering about the two boys. One must be Wadelay, but who is the others. Next, I love that I can hear your voice, and that you throw in key word changes like Bogota and Almaty. Your costume is spectacular--as are Patricia and Drew's wigs. I have to say, the boy in yellow had great rhythm.
Then you try to move to the back to let others shine, Patricia can really hold her own, Lila moves forward to see what this is about, you do some more sly lyric changing, dropping in a Pakistan. Great final wish, I like it, when X maggie is born there will be dancing all around the world in the streets. Great job Sullivan and thanx to DRew for being such a good sport!
Haha. Thanks everyone. I would never travel to an overseas post without a costume trunk. Thanks for the great "thank you" comment Amy: we had a blast doing it and I am more surprised than anymore that I got my introvert husband to don a wig and sing along. I love that he is full of surprises.
I'm so glad you noticed the key word changes! I thought maybe they would be too subtle. You are right, the youngest boy is Wandelay, and the boy in the yellow shirt with the great moves is Patricia's little brother Shepherd. They are definitely part of our crew around here and did not have to be asked twice to be hearty participants. I shared your comment with Drew and he was touched also.
I agree with you that wigs are key. They make it a party!
where did you get those amazing boots Miss Sara????
ReplyDeleteHaha. I am a woman of many secrets, Koers. :)
ReplyDeleteso much good stuff here -- you've got a great crew of backup singers!
ReplyDeleteLove that little raggamuffin Lila . . .
ReplyDeletemiss you guys. This is so fun!
There are a number of hilarious things here. I am so glad I am watching each of these multiple times. First, you realize very quickly that the whole team is here: huge props to Drew, one of the few partners in the whole project if my memory serves me well who is in the video in costume, which begs the question, who is video tapping. Second, when you really look, you realize next that your dog Kima is also in this. Then you see Lila, Patricia, and are left wondering about the two boys. One must be Wadelay, but who is the others. Next, I love that I can hear your voice, and that you throw in key word changes like Bogota and Almaty. Your costume is spectacular--as are Patricia and Drew's wigs. I have to say, the boy in yellow had great rhythm.
ReplyDeleteThen you try to move to the back to let others shine, Patricia can really hold her own, Lila moves forward to see what this is about, you do some more sly lyric changing, dropping in a Pakistan. Great final wish, I like it, when X maggie is born there will be dancing all around the world in the streets. Great job Sullivan and thanx to DRew for being such a good sport!
I'm VERY impressed with the costumes, Sara! Don't know how you pulled that off there -fun fun fun - i WANT those boots!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Thanks everyone. I would never travel to an overseas post without a costume trunk. Thanks for the great "thank you" comment Amy: we had a blast doing it and I am more surprised than anymore that I got my introvert husband to don a wig and sing along. I love that he is full of surprises.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you noticed the key word changes! I thought maybe they would be too subtle. You are right, the youngest boy is Wandelay, and the boy in the yellow shirt with the great moves is Patricia's little brother Shepherd. They are definitely part of our crew around here and did not have to be asked twice to be hearty participants. I shared your comment with Drew and he was touched also.
I agree with you that wigs are key. They make it a party!