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@sarah-h Thanks and good night. 🙂
@clairec Have you ever read a book about someone paralyzed in the legs and then you feel like you can’t move them? Thank you also for the feed back on it. 🙂 I’ll watch it one day.
I’m off to bed too. See you tomorrow. (Well actually I won’t probably as I’ll be out and about, but I might make it on early in the morning.) 🙂Hmmm…No, I don’t think so, @bluejay. But I do know what you mean. 🙂
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@Sarah-h I don’t think I’ll be reading much this coming week. I’m going to attempt going at NaNoWriMo pace with my writing, for one week, to see if I can handle it. But I’m rewriting, so it’s rather different and probably not a very good indicator.
@Anna-Brie ‘Kay. Have fun! 🙂
@ClaireC You’re back! I hope, anyway 🙂 How have you been doing with the Bible Challenge and everything?
@sarah-h. I can only assume you’re referring to my long silence! 🙂 If so, I was just taking some time off last week, as I had an audition coming up which I had to prepare for. It’s over now, though. 🙂
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@ClaireC Oh, fun. I thought maybe your Internet was down or something. I missed you. 🙂 What were you auditioning for?
@sarah-h, It was a mock/practice audition for my musical theatre classes (which are unfortunately now over) *sinks down into a heap on the ground* *sobs heart out* But it was conducted exactly like a real audition, so it was pretty intense. (and nerve racking!) It was heaps of fun, though. I sang a Latin song, ‘Pie Jesu’ by Andrew Lloyd Webber. If you look up “Pie Jesu Angelis Latin and English lyrics”, it should be the first one to come up. That’s what I sang. Thank you for missing me! 😉
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@ClaireC Oh, cool! I noticed that you spell it “theatre”, not “theater”. Americans spell it the second way, apparently to accentuate our separation from England, but I much prefer your way. Musical theatre sounds like fun! I’ll ask Mommy to look up that song; my brother really likes Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music, and so do I. Have you seen Phantom of the Opera? It’s my favorite musical. Though I’ve only seen two other musicals, so I suppose that’s not saying much. 🙂 Do you live in Queensland? Have you heard of Rev. Neville Johnson? He lives in Queensland, around the Glasshouse Mountains, wherever that is, and we love listening to his conferences. You guys have the coolest accent. I wish I had an Australian accent. . . Uh oh, my curiosity dam is starting to crumble. I had better submit this before it gives way to a zillion questions…*presses submit*
@sarah-h I don’t like the Phantom of the Opera, but there is one song in there, “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again” which is nice by itself. I will be singing it at my singing teacher’s end of year concert. 🙂 It is very difficult. (But fun too) 🙂
@clairec *pats you on the shoulder* Theatre blues, terrible things. I’ve heard that song before. 🙂@bluejay *sniffles* Of all the sad songs in there, that is the saddest. It’s so pretty, though. I can imagine it would be hard to sing. You’ve acted in musicals, haven’t you? Which one is your favorite to perform?
@sarah-h I have acted in three musicals. Well, two were pantomimes. Aladdin was my favourite but it wasn’t the usual story. We rewrite it so that we don’t need to get the rights.
@bluejay Are pantomimes silent? I’ve never seen one before.
@sarah-h No pantomimes are not silent. At least the ones we did weren’t. I’m not sure why they are called that rather than plays or musicals. I do know that in a Peter Pan pantomime Peter is always played by a girl. Don’t know why that either. 🙂
@bluejay That’s interesting. I wonder what the difference is.
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