Thursday, Sept. 6, '07
11 of my 12 tunes for Temporary Sky now have REAL BASS. Did I mention the bassist is Terry Hale who's played
with George Strait for 30 years? Totally!
Thursday, July 12, '07
In mid - September gonna slap some real bass on 11 of the 12 of the tunes, including bowed bass
on "Bones." Yah!!
Sunday, July 8th, 2007
So, I won First Place for my "Mystery Tune," in the instrumental category. Total surprise! I didn't even expect that one to make it to finals, let alone
win. You just never know do you?
Sunday, June 10th, '07
Stevie Funster is MOVING AWAY... Boo-Hoo. But begins a new musical era in my life. Time to learn
more of my songs on guitar and strike out solo or with the two remaining Funsters. It's all good. No - it's
all GREAT. Life's Great!
Wednesday, May 16, '07
Calories today: Coffee / cream 50
scrambled eggs 200
fries
200
1/2 cheeseburger 250
1000
Plus..... chocolate soy milk 200
crackers 200
1400
Tuesday, April 17th '07
Last night, talking about last night. Violin on the last two tunes and four complete main vocals.
Just one vocal left. Then scads of harmony vocals. Cookin'! Not back in the studio for another two weeks,
then a few weeks off, then Mixing and Mastering.
Tuesday, April 3' 07
Brace yourself, folks for yet another "Oh. Mi. God."
This time for the violin-er, (Kelly's term.) Richard Bowden. I slaved for 3 days (even skipped Jazzercise yesterday - yes really!,) to wrestle a few tunes into notation.
But did Richard Bowden need any notation - let alone chord charts of any sort? Uh... No! Listened to the
songs once (maybe twice,) and played some very very - for lack of a better word... cool - stuff. (I like working
with geniouses.) Sonic sample of his gift directly below. This is the violin solo from "I Miss
You Tonight," the song I wrote for Rosie that she hasn't heard yet. She will once it's all polished up.
Click Here For Outrageous Violin
Monday March 26, '07
Calories today...
oatmeal w soy milk... 300
Fries... 380
chicken tenders 350
soy milk
150
chocolate drops 300
coffee
50
Saturday, March 24th, '07
Next studio date... April 2nd for violin, 16th for primary and background vocals. Wow! Getting there.
Tuesday March 20, '07
Have just decided which 12 songs will be on my first-ever CD! And they are,
but not necessarily to appear in this order on the disc...
1. Bones
2. Hearts & Bones
3. I Miss You Tonight
4. I Need A Man
5. Kissing 39 Good-Bye
6. What'll I Do With Me
7. Motorcycle Cop
8. Bob's Coffee Shop
9. Wedgie Wedding
10. Hurricane Jane
11. Sugar Lady Blues
12. Mystery Tune (Instrumental)
YAY!!! I am so doing this!
Wednesday, March 14, '07
Well, I've asked Brenda to switch our lesson to the week of either April
2nd or 9th so that's taken a load off me. Yay! My batteries are recharged. I'm the smiling Jannie again.
Time for breakfast.
Tuesday, March 13, '07
Music Priorities:
0. Pay electric, cable and water bills, check
1. Recording (again) of "Motorcycle Cop" for Funsters demo, check
2. Jacque's song for Monday night, check
3. "Cell Phone Blues" and "List" background vocals for demo
4. "Maria Montessori" for Thursday night, check
5. Song to analyse for Thursday night, check
6. "Blueberry Sky" demo recording, check
7. Guitar practice on Funsters' songs, some check
8. Tunes for violinist
9. Line up bassoon player
10. Background vocals to learn
11. Prepare for lesson with Brenda on the 20th
12. Continue vocal exercises 5x weekly, at least 30 mins each
13. Replenish chocolate supply, check, check, check
Monday, Feb 19th, '07
Am I really selling my precious Rode K2 Made-In-Australia studio mike I slaved so long to buy? Yes!
If I had the fabulous pre-amps, limiters, custom-made studio, private engineer, etc. maybe I'd keep it around.
Plus, I've got a drummer to pay soon. Wow - I'm such a risk taker. Next I'll be taking a 2nd mortgage
out on the house to hire a basoonist.
Thursday, February 1st '07 Monday
we got some sweet, sweet guitar laid on 6 tunes. Awesome. Got some stellar percussion laid Tuesday with
more drums to come in March. Back for vocals, violin and bassoon and ??? in April. Mixing
and mastering in May. Why stretching it out so long? $$$, Baby, $$$. Gotta save it up.
These musicians are great and worth every penny but I'm your average less-than-monetarily-rich Jannie. (Plus want
to wait til after Cedar Fever Crapola Season to sing.)
I am very happy with my progress and grateful God cursed with me with melodies and a fondness for words that
rhyme.
Thursday, January 18th, '07 Happy
Belated New Year, Y'all.
So... I'm back in the studio Jan 29th and 30th.
This will be fun as I plan not to sing at all, Cedar Fever Season, can't trust
my voice. Plan is to put guitar and drums down for those sessions. Then not back in studio until March
and April, yes a slow way to go about it but better to have songs that sound good rather than having rushed them.
And thinking I'll book the final sessions in May and git 'er done!
Friday Dec. 29th, '06
I've basically taken a whole month off since the Song-Writing Symposium, what with The Holidays most successfully navigated and all ... but just now (5:00 a.m.) have given myself
permission to realize that it was okay to take time off. It's okay! It's okay!!!!!
Been a bit of a song vacation for me, which I realize now my heart and spirit needed after two years of non-stop work at
writing, joining a band, building our websites and improving my voice and guitar. And you know what?!
I'm feeling fine. Fucking-A! (Whoops, sorry about the language.)
Saturday Dec. 16, '06
Breakfast: cheesy-poofs
Lunch: chicken-broccoli alfredo
Dinner: 4 candy canes (55 calories each)
popcorn
1 glass Macon-Villages white
Thursday, Dec. 14th, 06
Lunch: slice of Whole Foods meatloaf
slice of cream cake
large glass of water
3 Advils
Monday, Dec. 11, '06
To-Do List
1. Get off this computer
2. Eat something fun
3. Christmas cards
4. Call Wanda
5. Bath / wash hair
6. What to wear?
7. Kelly from school to gymnastics
8. Shopping
9. Kelly to Clubhouse
10. More shopping
11. Drinks / dinner with song-girls
12. Pick Kelly up
13. Home, massage husband's neck
Sunday, Dec. 10, '06 7:00 p.m.
Accomplishments Today so far...
1. Made pancakes and sausages
2. Finished trimming tree
3. Blogged
4. Put up outdoor lights
5. Go-fish with the Kellster
7. 25 mins. vocal exercises
8. 15-minute walk
9. 10 leg-lifts each side
10. Dishes
11. Watched Thanks For Not Smoking
12. Bath
And the night is still young!
Thursday, December 7 '06 Sitting here drying my hair
which slows down my writing a lot but I must multi-task. If I really had my shit together I'd be doing my vocal scales now too
while stirring figgy pudding with my left foot and stringing Christmas lights with my right.
Monday, November 20, '06 My niece is 7 years old today!
Happy Birthday, Alyssa.
I tell ya, the whole 3-day Song Symposium was real eye-opener for what's a commercially viable tune.
I thank Allen Shamblin and Kimmie Rhodes for sharing their incredible well-written songs and inspiring me to new heights of
possiblilty.
Learning from people in the music biz, my thought and song process is veering towards cutting really
really good demos of a few songs instead of trying to fill a whole album. (For now anyway.) Yeah.
Maybe John Deere would gobble up "I Need A Man" or one of those crime scene shows could use "Bones." I won't know until I try.
Thus I veer now. XO
Tuesday, November 14, '06 I should probaly just crash right now.
Take the rest of the morning off. Lay down on that comfy bed over there and succumb to silken slumber. Been
working what seems non-stop for weeks. But that's how things get done. And I'm back in the studio on Wednesday
the 22nd, gotta be prepared. Gotta work, work, work. Especially since I want to get two more full vocals
and at least two more songs' background vocals recorded that night. Ideally would like to go into the studio also with
a complete lyric for the Mystery Tune that dangles so close yet so far from me as I drift through my days and
nights. Entered Mystery Tune as an instrumental called "Love Could Be The Thing" for the contest, recorded the
melody on my piano keyboard using the "clarinet" tone, one of the least suckiest sounds I thought I could get away with.
Oh, by the way, I guarantee all 5 songs I entered will either win, place
or not even show. (Winners announced this Friday night at the Symposium kick-off booze fest.)
Wanna hear about Yesterday?
Did an hour of cleaning, (yes, house-cleaning!) Finished my Jannie Funster ad for the ASG brochure, looks cute if I do say so. (If my scanner worked I could show it here. Tomorrow I'll print out a copy on
the Kinko's cardstock I used for the border and take a photo of it, then upload said picture... maybe it's time
to think about investing in Photoshop?) Put down some background vocals for the contest version of "Flying Home To Me"
and burned 3 copies, one to submit to the Country category and one to Singer-Songwriter and one to send for copyright.
Then, while trying to unearth the Dillard's bill they say I'm late on again, I found a letter I'd started to Eunice (in
Ireland,) in May before I even created this website. Ended the letter quickly with lots of XOXOXOXOs and told
her to check my site to see why I'm not so up on letters lately.
Filled out the song contest entry forms and made sure the lyric sheets were attached with rubber bands as directed.
Got the Form SR filled out and the package addressed for copyright on "Flying Home To Me."
Another $45 for that. Shit, it was just $20 a couple years ago.
Showered and found clean clothes. Hair turned out not the best.
In a five minute span before I left at 2:45 to pick up Kelly from school, I rushed to marinate the porkchops,
check the dogs' and bunny's water jugs, make Kelly's snack. Bring her milk, gymnastics leotard ...
and Charlie and Lola sticker-book in case I needed to keep her occupied and quiet somewhere later. Oh, and my sunglasses,
checkbook, tampons,
Advil and Scholastic book order. Double-checked to make sure I had all the stuff for the
post office and the package with final song entries to drop at Music Makers for the contest.
Somehow managed to leave the house on time to pick up Kelly at 2:45 but was so engrossed in thoughts of all I
still l had to do, I drove almost 2 minutes past her school. Backtracked. Later realized I'd forgotten
my Chapstick which is, next to water and mascara, the one thing I cannot live without. Then realized I'd forgotten my
journal too which was to be my little pleasure-escape in case I reached the restaurant before Mardi.
Got to gymnastics only 5 minutes late, went to the P.O. while she was there. Actually saw the last
half of gymnastics, she's getting so good at pushing her arms straight up on the uneven bars. [Never
had the chance to take gymnastics (or ballet or acting,) when I was a kid, so glad for her.] After that,
to Guitar Centre to buy her a mini conga drum she's been asking for since her birthday, then dropped her off at the Kids
Clubhouse. Stopped at a convenience store to buy a Chapstick and mini notebook. Dropped off the songs for the
contest and went to meet Mardi.
It's 11:59 a.m. I could sleep for an hour and still wake to do two hours work. Yeah, I think I'll
take that nap now.
But first I have to call the City of Austin Utilities to tell them the check's on its way.
Friday, November 10, '06 Very happy about being able to work in
the studio today. Got a new song recorded, "Flying Home To Me," which I'm sending off for copyright tomorrow and dropping
off for the song contest Monday as the deadline's been extended - yahoo!! Also got some background vocals done on 3 other tunes. And jettisoned an older song, going to come up with an even
bigger and better one. Sometimes we are far better off knowing what to part with than to hang onto if it's not working.
Fish or cut bait, as the fullah says.
Next studio time... the night before Thanksgiving, (taking what time
I can get.) Want to have the tracks for Monday Morning and Motorcycle Cop done for then. In fact, I really
should call him tomorrow to set up a couple of sessions for January, which will finish my tune-fest (for this
CD.) Get the jazz guitarist set up for then. And a violinist.
Just one more month 'til I can perm my bangs again. Just one more month.
Saturday, Nov. 4th, '06
THINGS TO DO
1. Mop floors
2. Fix sour bass notes in "Flying Home..."
3. Record "Flying..." vocal
4. Mail 4 songs for contest Monday
5. Mail baby sling for Rosie
6. Mail package for Dooce
7. Laundry
8. Car Titles
9. Start Exercising again
10. Answer Letters
11. Start Christmas Shopping
12. Background vocals for Cockroach Stomp
13. Clean fish tank
14. Clean out purse
Thursday, Nov. 2nd, '06 So these Baby Ruths and Snickers
from Kelly's Hallowe'en candy are sliding down nicely for breakfast.
Monday is the last day to have the songs post-marked for the ASG contest, 4 ready and one to go, which I
should be working on now instead of this. But...
I have been stumbling haphazardly down the halls of the vast blogosphere maze. Wow what a world I didn't
realize was out there, thousands upon thousands of bloggers, all circling around and connected. I think I may well be
the only one out here without the "Comments," function. Just as well, I don't think I could keep up with all those posts.
Sunday, Oct. 29 '06 Can't wait for tomorrow so I can get
back to work.
Friday, October 27, '06 Thought I had something brilliant
to report but the thoughts have evaporated. Music News... Sending 3 new tunes for copyright tomorrow, will post
them on my Listen page tomorrow at 7:14:03 a.m. CST. "Kissing 39 Good-Bye," "Sugar Lady" and "Bones."
Wednesday, October 25, '06 Two amazing days in the studio
yesterday and the day before, got six whole vocals done!!!!!! (Was hoping for maybe four.) And
started the harmonies for "Hearts & Bones." Going to pick up the rough mix CD later today and will post snippets of the
new tunes by week-end. You're going to LOVE "Bones"! Speaking of which, I need to update my lyrics
page. Yes, I'll get to that after I publish this.
Now what? Well, doing my dishes would be a wise choice.
Next scheduled date in The Studio is not until Nov. 22nd, yes the night before Thanksgiving, but hey, I'm taking what studio time I can get. Possibly
on Nov. 10th but I won't know if the other guy is a no-go until the 8th. So, I just need to keep plugging away here,
still "Flying Home To Me," to get the tracks done for, "Mystery Tune" lyrics, better drums for "Motorcycle Cop," better ending
for "Monday Morning," plus work on my harmony notes so I'll know what the hell I'm doing when I finally do get back to the
studio. Oh - and keeping up my vocal exercises of course, at least 5x weekly 35-40 minutes a pop. Vocal stamina, I
totally had it in the studio these past pays because I've been working my chords and treating my voice right.
(Even avoided wine and pizza at a party last Saturday night before a few friends and I helped our Emmy-winning song-writing
friend Michael J. Lewis by singing choruses on his latest album.) Jannie?!? Avoiding wine and pizza?! Wow, she must
be getting serious about singing.
It will be so fun to start writing some new tunes for my second CD. Never a dull moment and loving it!
Sunday, October 22, '06 Had a wicked-bad migraine
yesterday but woke up normal and grateful to be back to me.
My pants are baggy again so I guess I've lost those 7 or 8 lbs. What's for breakfast?
Thursday, October 19, '06 Sitting here doing my voice
exercises as I type this. Do my vocal chords sense I'm moon-lighting? Just remember those deep breaths.
So far, I've actually been a bit slack on my Cafe Wanderings but I'm still getting work done, other kinds of work - putting
chords to my lyric sheets for the Monday and Tuesday studio sessions. Guitarwork for "Flying Home To Me."
Fixed the sour notes on the "Bones" piano track. The Mystery Tune lyrics haven't started coming together yet - lots
of time before the Song Contest, may even make it an instrumental. Holy shit, I still have so much more to do!
Tuesday, October 17, '06 12:32 in the afternoon.
Well, I've just been sitting on my keester here in front of the PC for 30 mins, preceded by being on the phone to
my almost-9-months-pregnant sister in Canada for over an hour, preceded by dropping Kelly off for school an hour late, preceded by sleeping in an hour late,
preceded by getting to bed too late, preceded by another DVD episode of season 1 "24", preceded by an (as usual,) up-lifting song critique night with the buds, preceded by something but I can't remember exactly
what. I better get to work!
Tuesday, October 10, '06 1:15 p.m. So, friends and neighbors, it's raining, just as I requested. And tomorrow I set sail upon
my inspir-
ational voyage of Cafe Wanderings. Wish me luck. For about two years now I have
been sequestered in this song-writer's garrett every day. It's time to venture to the outside world to see
if life really exists.
Have decided which 5 new songs to enter in the up-coming ASG song contest, deadline Nov. 5th...
"Bones," (jazz,) new song about a serial killer (light-hearted!)
"Sugar Lady," (blues) tune about a sweet tooth (who, me?!)
"Kissing 39 Good-Bye Again", (jazz,) having to face aging
"Flying Home To Me", (rock,) soldier coming home from the war
"Mystery Tune," (singer/songwriter,) have complete melody and arrangement, now in
search of mind-shattering lyrics.
Once I've sent them for copyright I'll post them all on my Lyrics page.
Saturday, Oct.7th, '06 Did you read my guestbook post from Diane George
today? Yes, the Diane George of Australian fame I wrote a post on many moons ago. 108 buttons
on her quilt! She's an amazing, amazing person. Loved her since 1994 (and even before I met her.)
Hey, I've had this website up almost 6 months. Who knew? Little pigeon-toed, knock-kneed, six-year-old Jannie
would one day take it upon herself to fashion a site in the loveliest of pink imaginable?
So... it's a busy day planned: grocery shopping, house cleaning, laundry, dye my roots, a birthday party for
one of Kelly's classmates and another dinner party here - we had such a good time 2 weeks ago we just had to do it again.
God, I hope it will at least live up to the last party, always a latent (and equally unrealized,) fear one's party will
not elevate all participants to a most-high state of feverish grandeur.
Over the coming 2 weeks I shall be a cafe wanderer and I'm sooo excited at the prospect. Once I get all
my music tracks fixed (a bit of slow going yesterday,) I will be free to linger and lurk in cafes and spy on people for lyric
inspiration. Some places that come to mind are Quack's on The Strip, Cafe Mundi and Cafe Caffeine.
I shall begin my wanderings on Tuesday. Who knows what adventures lie ahead for me as I journey to the very bowels
of this city for my art?! I hope it rains at least a couple days. I won't wear black of course but perhaps I'll
pull out some navy for the wanderings. And buy a new pair of dark comfortable shoes for the occasion of my extreme
freedom and happiness at being able to realize my dreams.
Hey, I got a letter and photos from my special friend C. Cannone in France. Thanks, sugar. Her stationery
is always so yummy. And her attention to using pretty and / or artistic stamps does not go un-noticed by me. Maybe
during my cafe wanderings as a reward for lyric break-throughs I will answer letters. Dear Doris in Gaggenau has
been waiting patiently too. And pretty funny-bunny Jo in England. And Dear Jean in Scotland.
And Wonderful Eunice in Ireland. Man, I can't wait!!!
Oh, next ASG song contest announced. Going to submit 5 or 6 this time so I beter get cracking, deadline is November 5th at
midnight. (Are post offices really open 'til midnight?)
Wednesday, Oct. 4th,'06 I am going to post some new news very, very soon.
I promise, Doris!
Okay... later that day... 11:32 p.m. to be precise...
Well, I woke around 6:30 today and stumbled somehow through 4 auto title transfers. Got Kelly up around
7:30, had her to school by 8:30. Came home. Had a banana and some chocolate pudding for breakfast and fell
asleep in bed with my laptop while attempting to make progress on a rock waltz Mystery Tune, the final one for "Songs From
A Car."
Next thing I remember it was 11:30 a.m. and I woke feeling pretty refreshed. Skipped lunch and had
a shower. Hmn, what happened next? I don't really remember. Did pick Kelly up at school and dropped her
at ballet. Went to MacDonalds and had a Big Mac, went to the post office and bank and still got to see the last
half of ballet class.
Another night in the Real Studio, from 7:30 to about 9:45. Got the Band-In-A-Box tracks up-loaded for 4 more songs and have minor revisions to make
on 3 others before loading those next time.
Hey, Doris. You are probably sleeping in Germany now - at least you should be, or soon
to wake up. I'll email you soon.
Next Real Studio dates, October 23rd and 24th. Going to kick ass then.
Beauty sleep beckons.
Friday, Sept 15th, '06 September is exactly half
over, Whoo-hoo!
Friday, Sept. 1st, '06 Three consecutive mornings
in the Real Studio were pretty intense, whew. My body and mind were so jacked up about
working in said real studio that I'd only slept 3-4 hours a night from Sunday
to Wednesday. (I'm usually a 7-hours a night kind of gal.) Took me these past two days to physically recover.
I've got more work and changes to do than I had anticipated but am grateful for learning
how my music will ultimately sound best.
Tuesday, August 29th, '06 Laptop problems and a tired voice in the studio today. No vocal today but tomorrow is full
of promise and light.
Tuesday, August 29 '06 I have never been happier with
my music, two more vocals mapped yesterday morning. If anyone reading this has a dream I say - just do it.
Push through your fears (which you can whoop the asses of,) and go for it.
Saturday, August 25, '06 Parrot Tracks studio... I finally made
it there after having to cancel my first two sessions because the Kellster has strep. Last night from 7:30 to 11:30
we got two songs laid out.
Friday, August 18th, '06 Re-entry onto American soil successful.
Why do I always cry when I make it through Customs, as I always do at Church?
Nary a tear shed yesterday at Kelly's first day of Kindergarten, been there and done that her first day
of pre-school.
Thursday July 27th, '06 Just
9 days till we fly North. Not sure what Internet access I'll have while at my parents'. Time to move into the
90s and get a computer, Ma and Pa. Ah, Ruthie... she'll let me go online. Yes!
Tuesday, July 11th, '06 So guys, just been drifting along
on the summer breeze which makes me feel fine (flowing like the jasmine in my mind...) blogging my way along and
eating too many potato chips. Did the dishes twice last week! Mostly contemplating my future retrospective and
dreaming of beach fires with old friends in Canada next month. Priceline.com, do you have my answer yet?
Wednesday, June 28, '06 And time keeps
right on a-marching along. Just had a comment added to my Guestbook by my dear, dear, dear pal in England, Jo.
One of the penpals I began a life-long relationship with in 1994. Hi Jo, if you read this!
Waiting for Jae's word but it's only 6:27 a.m. so it may be another hour or two. (We alternate shooting
each other words for the object writing.) I admit it's not always easy coming up with an interesting blog writing, I
constantly live in dread that nothing will come up and people will find out I'm really a boring non-prose writer...
but somehow I seem to get the job done. With songs tho, I know something will always come up!
Tuesday, June 20th, '06 So I won first prize in Lyrics and
fourth in Jazz, not a bad start for my first song contest. Am pumped now to really reel myself in and craft
some great tunes. When Kelly starts Kindergarten in August I'll have plenty of time to get cracking at least five
days a week.
This week she and I are at Vacation Bible Camp and having a ball. I'm involved in the music end of
it - so it's pure joy.
Saturday, June 17th, 2006 Just logged onto ASG and see that two of the tunes I entered in the Lyrics category have placed in the finalists too. Hot dog!!
"Hearts And Bones" and "Bob's Coffee Shop" Yessss! Even though I will be re-writing the bridge of the former due to my work with Pat a couple of weeks ago, the tune is obviously still a worthy one.
Thursday, June 15th, 2006 Breaking
News... Both tunes I entered in the ASG Jazz category are finalists. ("What'll I Do With Me" and "I Need A Man...") Yesss!!! Holy Sh*t - two
of my songs made it into the finals and I'm up for Jazz awards!! Not bad, I think for my first time entering a
song contest.
Sunday, June 11th, 2006 Lost my Kerr-Virginity yesterday, finally!
(Kerrville Folk Festival, Guys.) Going back next year for sure, hopefully as a finalist in New Folk. Going to give
it my best shot. Looking back into the contest Archives it took Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith, Darden Smith and
others a couple of tries before they won. Noticed Shawn Colvin was a finalist once but not among the 6 winners.
Everyone has their own story and journey. What matters is that they all wrote great songs, believed in themselves
and stuck with it. Hope my songs will cut the mustard.
Tuesday, 06-06-06 (666, Ooo - spooky.)
Newly reminded of the true intent of object writing exercise at Pat's 2-day seminar this past weekend, my sense-bound imagery is somehow back with a vengeance. Wonder why it's easier
for me to dip into serious topics more easily than light-hearted ones? Tomorrow I will call to the Wedgie
Wedding and Drinking With Famous Dead Guys side of me. Can't promise anything but we'll see... Jannie
XO
Thursday, June 1st, 2006 ... DHL tracking says that
at 8:15 this morning my business cards were "out for delivery". I could get that knock on the door At Any Minute.
Wednesday, May 31st, 2006 ... Whoa,
almost June, how did that happen!? My bangs perm looks a little ragged, hoping it's gonna settle down.
Went to consult with George at Parrot Tracks Studios last night to make sure my levels are correct to record my
vocals over. Lot of work left to do on the tracks. Less than 2 months 'til I'm in his studio, eek.
Kelly's at acting camp this week. My big girl!
I'm going to go shopping for pants tomorrow. It's hard to find the perfect pair of pants but I know they
are out there. When they present themselves to me I may even have to buy two pairs.
Monday, May 15th, 2006 Dropped off my tunes for the ASG song contest a while ago. Good luck, my Babies. Make Mama proud or humble, preferably the former.
But humble will work too, meaning if I win absolutely nothing I'll pick my pride and my pen up off the dirt and get cracking
on new and better tunes.
