Until we can get better quality video, this will have to appease all those interested in seeing Ephraim's performance of Joseph in "Savior of the World". In the first clip, he's singing about the house he's building for himself and Mary. In the second clip, Mary has just told him she's expecting a child and he's distraught because they're not married yet, and the angel hasn't confirmed to him that everything will be fine.
Ella was selected to lead her class in singing the months of the year at her school's Christmas program. The line they gave her was "K-4, how many months of the year?" She figured out that it should be, "K-4, how many months of the year are there?" So that's what she said. She didn't seem nervous at all to be in front of the hundreds of people there. Notice that with Samoan accents they say, "Aukus" for August.
Isaac has also been getting into the dramatic mood. He's catching us totally off guard lately with the phrases he picks up. Right before this video he'd gotten frustrated with something and threw himself to the ground quoting some dialog from "Meet the Robinsons". It cracks us up!
We think he's got a great future to look forward to.
5 comments:
Wow, I know Ephraim is talented but I had no idea he could sing! It looks like Ella is following in his footsteps as well. I'm always amazed at Isaac!!! It looks like a family of performers.
Aren't you afraid Eph's going to leave you for Broadway?
Let Eph know that his singing made me cry. It was so sweet, even though I couldn't understand all the words! Of course, as our brother Isaiah just told me last week, "Robbie, everything makes you cry." Especially when pregnant! You must've been all choked up, too. It made me think of Scott, taking care of me and our future baby. :)
When you said Ephraim had a beard because he was Joseph, I thought he was just in an average Nativity stand there kind of play. You didn't tell me it was Savior of the World! We saw it performed in SLC on our honeymoon, and now I have the CD. Love it, and he did a great job!
Wow. I cried too, and I am Not pregnant. I miss Eph's voice singing. Of course, I miss all of the Temples singing together.
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