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Yesterday I got up early to sing at St Augustine Mass (were singing Day By Day and All Good Gifts from the show). We sucked. I mean, really sucked. But it's cool.

After rehearsal that night, I went out with

sita_face, Jordan Queen, and Romero to Sonic. Jordan had a playlist of 90 Broadway songs, so we sat in the car, eating, and singing out strong. When we got to La Vie Boheme's "You bet your ass":

Me:I'm gonna do it!

[Unknown site tag] and I checked to make sure no one was in the parking lot, then dropped our pants. Yeah. Nice.

We also sang the Forbidden Broadway lyrics when we got to Defying Gravity. Probably was not a good diea to beat our throats when the show is opening this week. On that note, I would like to shamelessly plug the show:

Godspell plays August 3rd, 4th, and 5th. 7:30 all three days, plus a 2:30 matinee on the 5th. Tickets are $8 for general admission and $12 for reserved seating. The church is located at 3412 Haring Road in Metarie. Call 504.887.4801 for more info. Come see my show!

Finally, I yoinked this from

i_heart_my_geek:

1. I want everyone who reads this to ask me 3 questions, no more no less
2. Ask me anything you want
3. Then copy and paste this into your journal

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1) If you could meet any person, living or dead, who would it be?

2) If you knew that you only had a few days left to live, and you could do anything that you wanted, what would be the one thing that you would do before you die?

3) What would you say has been the one moment in your life that has had the most significant impact on you?

I know that these questions are slightly cliche, but I love seeing what people give as answers to these.

1) Sondheim, without a dobut. That man is so incredibly talented and opened an entire new dimension of Musical Theater for me.

2) Definitely sexual intercourse (sorry if that's too much information). My biggest fear with that, though, is that I'd get pregnant, and the baby would subsequently die as well.

3) The devistation of Hurricane Katrina. It was probably the most shocking and most surreal moment of my life.