lilsiany15's video: Cactus Cuties 29th August 09 - Cowboy Stadium

One of the Cactus Cuties dreams came true when they were invited by the Dallas Cowboys to perform at an NFL Dallas Cowboys vs. San Francisco 49ers game on August 29th, 2009! The Cuties arrived in Arlington, TX on Saturday afternoon and checked into the Marriott DFW. A shiny black limo pulled up to the hotel at 3:00 pm to transport the Cuties to the game in style! The Cuties celebrated in the limo with WATER toast in fancy glasses and could hardly wait to see the stadium. Upon arrival to the new Cowboys Stadium, the Cuties were astounded by its size. They soon learned that the Cowboys Stadium is the largest domed stadium in the world and has the largest video screen hung from 20 yard line to 20 yard line!! The Cuties were escorted to sound-check and felt very tiny as they walked across the field. Sound-check ran smoothly, and the Cactus Cuties were then led to a fabulous suite where they would have the priveledge of hanging out all night. The Cuties squealed when they were given their very own Cowboys jerseys, which they quickly changed into in preparation for the performance. On the way to the field, the Cuties performed their original Cowboys mini-song for Mr. Jeff Watrous and Mr. Colt Berry, two people who were instrumental in taking such good care of the Cuties in Arlington. They loved the song, and the Cuties were then led to the field for game-time. The stadium was packed, and the Cactus Cuties were extremely excited as they took their place in the middle of the field! The Cuties sang The Star Spangled Banner, and the 80,000 Cowboys fans roared as their last notes rang out. The Cuties were thrilled with the performance and headed back to the suite to watch the game. They spent the remainder of the evening enjoying the game and the fabulous environment. The Cactus Cuties were so thankful for the entire Cowboys organization for helping to make their dream a reality, and they hope to have an opportunity to perform for them again next year!!!! photographer: Leanna Elbert