Oh, well all my parts, not to sound conceited, were great. I had all my lines memorized, and apparently I was the easiest person to hear from the seats.
However, there were a few people I was upset with. There were a few parts in the musical, where groups of people sang, and we occasionally messed up on those parts, which were very tacky. I was upset with the "Baker", because I even asked him if he'd like to go over our group song(I knew he was the one screwing us all up), and he even said he had gone over it over and over, and he knew it. Turns out, nope, he didn't know it, and screwed us all up again on our last night.
Pissed me off, but other than that, it went fabulous.
Thanks for asking!
How are you?
Originally posted by SelphieT
Oh, well all my parts, not to sound conceited, were great. I had all my lines memorized, and apparently I was the easiest person to hear from the seats.However, there were a few people I was upset with. There were a few parts in the musical, where groups of people sang, and we occasionally messed up on those parts, which were very tacky. I was upset with the "Baker", because I even asked him if he'd like to go over our group song(I knew he was the one screwing us all up), and he even said he had gone over it over and over, and he knew it. Turns out, nope, he didn't know it, and screwed us all up again on our last night.
Pissed me off, but other than that, it went fabulous.
Thanks for asking!
How are you?
Well, I'm glad to hear your parts went well.
Yeah, I think there are 'bakers' in basically every single thing, haha.
I'm good thanks, I'm going on holiday in a few days and cannot wait. How about you, aside from being annoyed at the 'baker'?
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Well, I'm glad to hear your parts went well.
Yeah, I think there are 'bakers' in basically every single thing, haha.I'm good thanks, I'm going on holiday in a few days and cannot wait. How about you, aside from being annoyed at the 'baker'?
Oh lucky!
Ah, I'm over the Baker. That was last weekend, those dreaded three days, of the dreaded Into The Woods. Right now I'm sick. During the musical I was sick, so I had to sing over my sickness, which totally blew, and now it's come and caught up with me.
So I've been decent, in the process of carving a pumpkin. I totally forgot Halloween was tomorrow, and I've been thinking of how I'm going to do my hair and make up in the morning. Just a little something special. Maybe Mad Max Thunderdome-ish. Sounds like fun.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Something I've always wondered, is how prominent is religion as a US citizen? Because we're fed this idea that everyone there is religious, but every time I've visited or stayed there, it hasn't seemed that way, at least not predominately.
Truly depends where you go, like anywhere else.
I hate the stupid cliches the US has, but unfortunately, sometimes they are true in certain areas.
Obviously in the more liberal places, there are more atheists, or religions differing from Judeo-Christan. They are scattered all over, really.
And of course, in the more conservative places, are the big time Christians. These guys typically reside in the mid-west, and south.
I can't honestly tell you how prominent it is, I typically ignore it in general. But lately a lot more people are accepting to understand that people here are choosing different religions. And I haven't been to a place that's bible-beating central, and I don't really wish to.
Yeah, I didn't really answer your question, but I hope you get the gist of what I was trying to say, hahah.
Originally posted by SelphieT
Truly depends where you go, like anywhere else.I hate the stupid cliches the US has, but unfortunately, sometimes they are true in certain areas.
Obviously in the more liberal places, there are more atheists, or religions differing from Judeo-Christan. They are scattered all over, really.
And of course, in the more conservative places, are the big time Christians. These guys typically reside in the mid-west, and south.
I can't honestly tell you how prominent it is, I typically ignore it in general. But lately a lot more people are accepting to understand that people here are choosing different religions. And I haven't been to a place that's bible-beating central, and I don't really wish to.
Yeah, I didn't really answer your question, but I hope you get the gist of what I was trying to say, hahah.
That's pretty much the impression I've had. Ive been to a few southern states...I don't particularly fancy going back. I much preferred New York as a place to be. But yeah, you did answer my question, in a way I'd hoped haha, 'cos I hope that what I've witnessed, is the actual religious atmosphere of the US.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
That's pretty much the impression I've had. Ive been to a few southern states...I don't particularly fancy going back. I much preferred New York as a place to be. But yeah, you did answer my question, in a way I'd hoped haha, 'cos I hope that what I've witnessed, is the actual religious atmosphere of the US.
I haven't been to New York yet, although now I live only less than about an hour away. I can't imagine New York being an extremely religious place. If it was, oh dear, it'd be such a hipocritical city.
Yeah, not all the places in the US are filled with gross sweaty christian prophets. If it was, I'd probably be joining you over in the UK.
It can be quite nice here, I just wish there weren't so many idiots, so we wouldn't be the joke of the all countries.