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Oct. 12th, 2003 07:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
htothehI think my brain is dead. Or at least critically ill. I tried to write something to post about an hour ago, but realized that I had typed "whatever" three times in about that many sentences, so I stopped.
I have "I Can Only Imagine" running through my head, which would not be all that bad, but the part I have running through my head is the part that's too high for me to sing comfortably, so I would like it to go away now, please. The reason for this running is that I sang it in church today. With other people, naturally. I was at church all morning. The first service was okay, because it was Youth Sunday, and the small children in the youth choir were very cute. And I read. The second service, however, rocked. Number one, because we got to be the Praise Team, which was awesome right there; we did three contemporary songs, which do sound all the same, but they were upbeat and happy and I got to sing harmony and nailed it, and apparently we got some guest-type people clapping, and if you know anything about the Episcopal church, you know that's a major achievement. Number two was that there was a baptism, and... actually, that can be number two all by itself. Number three was that we had two guest priests, who were apparently related to one of the babies being baptized, and that Dr. Mundia (who is awesome) did the service instead of John. The guest priests were totally old-school. I really wanted to watch their reactions to our totally non-old-school music, but I was too busy trying not to lose my place in the music. One of them was English, and was very amusing to listen to, just for his pronunciation of "Holy Spirit."
So yeah. My mind is just kind of burbling away right now, so excuse the ramble.
I don't have anything profound to say, to anyone really, and I feel kind of guilty about that, but there's nothing much I can do about that except get more sleep maybe, and try not to get too stressed, because when I'm stressed and/or tired I start babbling. Which I know you would never have guessed.
My voice is tired...
I have "I Can Only Imagine" running through my head, which would not be all that bad, but the part I have running through my head is the part that's too high for me to sing comfortably, so I would like it to go away now, please. The reason for this running is that I sang it in church today. With other people, naturally. I was at church all morning. The first service was okay, because it was Youth Sunday, and the small children in the youth choir were very cute. And I read. The second service, however, rocked. Number one, because we got to be the Praise Team, which was awesome right there; we did three contemporary songs, which do sound all the same, but they were upbeat and happy and I got to sing harmony and nailed it, and apparently we got some guest-type people clapping, and if you know anything about the Episcopal church, you know that's a major achievement. Number two was that there was a baptism, and... actually, that can be number two all by itself. Number three was that we had two guest priests, who were apparently related to one of the babies being baptized, and that Dr. Mundia (who is awesome) did the service instead of John. The guest priests were totally old-school. I really wanted to watch their reactions to our totally non-old-school music, but I was too busy trying not to lose my place in the music. One of them was English, and was very amusing to listen to, just for his pronunciation of "Holy Spirit."
So yeah. My mind is just kind of burbling away right now, so excuse the ramble.
I don't have anything profound to say, to anyone really, and I feel kind of guilty about that, but there's nothing much I can do about that except get more sleep maybe, and try not to get too stressed, because when I'm stressed and/or tired I start babbling. Which I know you would never have guessed.
My voice is tired...
