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Here's The Latest News From Hannah's World:

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I was just in a musical at my church. It's called "Sermon on the Mound." I was a cheerleader, and also a soloist! It was very fun. It was about a baseball game and it taught us about the spirit of God and how it works through us. Our team was called the Eagles and we were up against the people from Mudville. Come back later and maybe I'll have pictures!

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On March 3, 2000, I went to an opera in Austin called "Aida." It was about an Egyptian princess who was captured by Princess Amneris. She fell in love with the captain of the army who was trying to defeat her father the king of Egypt. She couldn't decide if she should tell her father that the army was going to attack, or to keep the one she loved and not tell her father. It was very good, and it was also my first Opera! They sang it in Italian, so there was a bar of movie screen above the stage so you could see the words in English.

There's a picture me right before I go to Austin, in my scrapbook.

Also my scrapbook has pictures of me and my brother Trey. Do you ike them?

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Hey, all you friends out there! (You know, the ones that know me!) If you have any favorite drawings, pictures, or anything like that, send them to me, and I'll post them on my website on a page labelled "FRIENDS!"

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Hey also: my birthday is coming up on July 9th! There's still time to buy me something and send it in the mail. I like whatever, just not any boy things, please! I'm going to be 10, so don't get me something babyish!

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I just won an award for a poem I wrote, and it got published in the annual Young Pegasus Contest sponsored by the San Antonio Library.

Here's the poem:

Do you like it?