Wedding!

Yesterday we had the privilege of playing for Aaron and Sina Adams' wedding in Wannaska, Minnesota. Even though we were all very nervous (and probably shaking!), we had a great day. Here are some pictures from the day.

This is the program and some cute favors that were given out. There also were popcorn bags that said "He popped the question, and she said yes!" (By the way, the little bag with the tag about nuts and mints obviously had those in it, but they were too good, so we ate them before we took the picture!)

During the unity candle we played a song chosen by the bride and groom called "When You Say Nothing at All".


Thank you Aaron and Sina for letting us be part of your special day!

Pine River Weekend

This past weekend, we were blessed with the opportunity to worship with the people of Pine River at First Lutheran Church. After arriving on Saturday afternoon, we set up and played for their youth fundraiser. We really enjoyed the concert and following fellowship!

One of the families from this church graciously gave up their beds for us to spend the night in their beautiful home. We had so much fun chatting into the night with them and very much enjoyed the delicious breakfast that they provided for us the next morning! Oh, and did I mention...the beds were really comfortable!!!

We played at the Sunday morning services and wished all our mothers a "Happy Mother's Day!"

It was such an enjoyable weekend!

Katelyn's Graduation

My big sister is graduating!

Katelyn Tingelstad

Class of '09

Thanks for being such an amazing sister to me! You've always been there for me...

...and understood me when others didn't. You even used to translate my baby talk into what I needed and would tell Mom, "She wants this..."! :)

You're my best friend and I wouldn't know what to do without you!

I LOVE YOU KATELYN!!!

Graduation Ceremony

Since the four of us have all attended Northwest Technical College now, we were able to perform at their graduation ceremony this spring. They like to have students share special music each year. We sang the Star Spangled Banner and Train Song Medley and really enjoyed a fun time there! Here are a few pictures from our evening.

A Peek into Practices

Well, it always starts with the spreading out of instruments, cases, music, and some sound equipment...

Then we begin polishing old pieces or starting new ones. While we were practicing the other day, Amy noticed that the bass was too short for her, so Hannah tried to help her adjust it to the right height while we were still singing and playing our song! :)

We work on our songs until we're usually called to a "meeting" by my mom, who tends to take up this position on the staircase with her handy-dandy calendar every time! Thanks to Mom/Mrs. T/Annette, our schedule is in order and we get to where we need to go at the right time...

When all is said and done and we've hopefully accomplished what we needed to without going on too many bunny trails ;) it's time to pack it all up again!