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Mar. 20th, 2003 03:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
annundrielWell, instead of riding on a bus for an ungodly amount of time I'm home sick. No tour for me. Sad panda am I. But I can hardly talk, so what sort of sound would I make if I tried to sing?
Got Interview with the Vampire in the mail from the library yesterday. There is a bite taken out of one of the pages. An honest-to-goodness bite. Or a very strange rip. I had to stumble my way through the page. Will have to send it back with a note. "Excuse me, but do you know someone tried to eat this book?"
Yesterday was Choir contest in Wenatchee. Concert Choir got a 3 (which is equivalent to a C) and I have no idea how Chamber Choir did. Probably a 2 or 2-. The judges were grading harshly. But one of them was our conductor from Honor Choir in Moses Lake. I still maintain he looks like a young Hannibal Lector. The hair, the glasses, the craziness. ("Sing from the eyebrows!") And the judge that worked with Chamber Choir after we performed was hilarious. I think he said he was from Michigan, but I can't rightly remember. "You have to crescendo on "Lord"! Yeah? See the dot after go? Don't sit on it. Kick it! Yeah? Yeah?" It was great.
As to the war? No comment. I cannot express myself well enough to be understood, am ambivalent on a couple of counts, and would rather not talk about it here.
Got Interview with the Vampire in the mail from the library yesterday. There is a bite taken out of one of the pages. An honest-to-goodness bite. Or a very strange rip. I had to stumble my way through the page. Will have to send it back with a note. "Excuse me, but do you know someone tried to eat this book?"
Yesterday was Choir contest in Wenatchee. Concert Choir got a 3 (which is equivalent to a C) and I have no idea how Chamber Choir did. Probably a 2 or 2-. The judges were grading harshly. But one of them was our conductor from Honor Choir in Moses Lake. I still maintain he looks like a young Hannibal Lector. The hair, the glasses, the craziness. ("Sing from the eyebrows!") And the judge that worked with Chamber Choir after we performed was hilarious. I think he said he was from Michigan, but I can't rightly remember. "You have to crescendo on "Lord"! Yeah? See the dot after go? Don't sit on it. Kick it! Yeah? Yeah?" It was great.
As to the war? No comment. I cannot express myself well enough to be understood, am ambivalent on a couple of counts, and would rather not talk about it here.
