Yeah...I've house sat before for a family that has a dog and can say with absolute certainty that dogs can be just as bad as cats about being awake.This is why dogs are better than cats
I can't wait for Saturday.Woo Spring is almost around the corner finally
The variety of fish is very low. My town is a touristic town, not a fishery town.
Apart from having a very profound hearing loss on both sides and with disparate frequencies?.. I guess "normal" ?
Awesome, awesome, awesome!!!! Sometimes there are no words for some incredibly good things that happen to us!It was quite an experience. I spent about two weeks learning my part and making sure it was perfect. I bought a microphone for my computer to ensure the sound quality was good.
The recording part was the fun part. I had to have a dark background, so I hung up a dark blue sheet behind me. You had to use earbuds to hear as you were recording, but they had to be hidden. I think I did 20 different recordings until I was sure it was perfect. It took me a good two hours on the day I actually recorded between setup and all the takes. And then I wasn't even sure I had made it. Sopranos were most competitive; about 500 auditioned and only 150 were selected, and of course, I'd gone soprano. There were also some pretty amazing singers, lots of music teachers. When I found out I was in and had beat out some professionals, I think it was one of my proudest moments. I also was only barely 18 (you had to be 18 to audition), so I was one of the youngest in there, if not the youngest.
It's a pretty cool story to bring up now and then.
They still have them! In fact the boys had a book for the ride down last summer
If i remember correctly wasn't your asthma much worse then?It was quite an experience. I spent about two weeks learning my part and making sure it was perfect. I bought a microphone for my computer to ensure the sound quality was good.
The recording part was the fun part. I had to have a dark background, so I hung up a dark blue sheet behind me. You had to use earbuds to hear as you were recording, but they had to be hidden. I think I did 20 different recordings until I was sure it was perfect. It took me a good two hours on the day I actually recorded between setup and all the takes. And then I wasn't even sure I had made it. Sopranos were most competitive; about 500 auditioned and only 150 were selected, and of course, I'd gone soprano. There were also some pretty amazing singers, lots of music teachers. When I found out I was in and had beat out some professionals, I think it was one of my proudest moments. I also was only barely 18 (you had to be 18 to audition), so I was one of the youngest in there, if not the youngest.
It's a pretty cool story to bring up now and then.
Sometimes I'll use self check outs if I have a lot of softer fruits and veggies because some cashiers aren't always careful. Hint never put potatoes on top of tomatoesYes, I too avoid those self-service checkouts. I just don't like them, mostly for the reasons you stated.
But, I do like the way they tend to thin out the regular cashier-attended checkout lines...!
If you don't mind me asking was it worth a little vertigo to be able to hear.
Definitively.. besides I do not have vertigo normally.
That was my first semester of college. It was still worse then than it is now, but it was getting much better than it was. Senior year of high school was pure misery.
Jeans shopping isn't much fun either
Have you tried Nautica for bathing suits? I got a really nice one that has wider straps around the shoulder. I bought it off their online site on sale. I would call it conservative.
If anybody here like ironing feel free to stop be my house next week. I'll even cook meat
I may have some wine when I get home. most likely won't because I'll fall asleep as soon as i hit the couch
