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The Results of the Mysterious Appointment

So, my "appointment" on Tuesday night was an audition for the local singing group. I got the call last night telling me the results.

For purely balance reasons, they don't need any sopranos right now, so I'm not going to be a full time member. However, because they are doing a Beethoven piece this spring and need a bigger ensemble, I'm going to be singing with them in April for this production.

I figure this is probably the best of both worlds because I get to be involved, but it's not a full time commitment as my primary role right now needs to be "mom". I'm excited to meet some new people in the area with similar interests and maybe making some new friends!

So, Tuesday evenings I'll be singing my little heart out for an hour. Philip's being very supportive and I'm so happy to have a partner who encourages me to be involved in things I love to do! Yay!

That's about all the interesting stuff going on lately! Hope your day goes well today!

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Stephen, Kaylin and Oliver said…
Congratulations! That will be so much fun. It's good to find your place in the world around you :D
January 14, 2009 at 7:00 AM
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