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School Disco Time


I used to love going dancing. I can remember ‘dolling’ myself up to go to the school and church dances or to the Hills Entertainment centre to the dance parties when I was growing up. Even down to the dates with my hubby many years ago, riding on the motorbike to ballroom dancing lessons on a Tuesday night.  So it is not surprising that when you hear the word DISC, my kids are itching their feet to go.

This is the first KKK School Disco we have attended so was a bit of an eye opener. As we live out of town it only made sense to stay and be a parent help for the evening.(that way I can secretly see what my kids get up to!!!) WOW what energy. I am sure I was the same back in the day but WOW!!!

Handsome Hikawera... 


                    


                    
Pricess Jessica and Princess Pheobe



 It was great. The first hour and a half was junior school dance. Hikawera and Nauvoo had an amazing time. Hik cool in his leather Jacket (you know it’s a special occasion when he pulls this baby out to wear). His hair was all slicked back and ready to roll.
Nauvoo and her little friend Neive stuck to each other and danced the night away. They only stopped for this shot and getting the drink and chippies from me in the kitchen.

The Beautifu Nauvoo and Nieve


Limbo is a favorite at this disco too. Hikawera and Nauvoo did well with this one.
Now if you cant remember what a school dance/disco looks like here it is.

Kawea is in senior school so his dance started when the junior’s finished. I organized for Nauvoo and Hikawera to go to a friends house and then I would take her son home and swap mine for hers. (juniors weren’t allowed to stay for the senior part)

10 minutes into the Senior Disco,  I take a little walk and find this.
Kawea had won this chocolate bar for the best dancer. He was going for it.. Has moves like his daddy that one. 



At the end, the 2 big boys, Kawea and Seth were still on their high. 
 Had to literally quiet them down before they woke the neighbours up – and you know how far away they are..

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