Jost Family Concert at the Lifehouse

Before the concert - a good game of Dutch Blitz

Refreshments - something nice to have around at a two hour concert.... you know, just in case you get a bit peckish.

There were some healthy choices like carrots and broccoli... not just m+ms to graze on.

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The view from the balcony on the 2nd floor looking down on the stage.

silhouette study in black and white

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conversation on the front steps

The Jost family.
Ya'll come back now, you hear? :-)

Comments

violiner said…

Very, very cool! I wish we could have been at this concert!! I am sure it was amazing! We have enjoyed the Jost Family in Timmins, very much!!

February 27, 2012 at 10:59 PM

Hannah B. said…

AWWW!! I wish that we would have known. We would have loved to come!! Let me know if they have anymore concerts in the area. Glad y'all had fun.:)

March 1, 2012 at 3:29 PM

Sarah Morgan said…

Shucks, I like these. :) I esp love the b+w one of Siah, and the family shot! Super cool... love that family!

March 23, 2012 at 1:19 PM

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