The first day I met Shelly, we were talking about the classes we were taking and I mentioned a vocal class that I signed up for. She immediately began to tell me about how amazing she was at singing and that that was the one thing she was good at. She told me that if I ever needed any help that I should come to her.
Well, one night we were together with some friends to carve pumpkins. She had a crush on one of our friends and so she walked in there like this, completely ready to impress him:
She put her Phantom of the Opera CD in. At this point I had only really heard her sing in the bathroom, whether it was in the shower or during one of her sessions. So I had no idea what was really going to come out of her mouth. She really wanted to show off to him so she started to sing along and I immediately could not believe her statement from the first day. It was as if a ribbon got stuck in her throat so when she sang, it just flapped around in all directions. You know like those old ladies that sing in church?
Now it wasn't terrible, it was just that I would rather listen to the good singers on the CD. She thought she was doing fabulous. My roommates and I made eye contact with one another and immediately all knew what the other was thinking:
Yikester bikester. She didn't stop! She sang about half the CD, especially the really, really high parts because "she could do those really well". Now whenever I see or hear Phantom of the Opera, I'm just like:
Well, one night we were together with some friends to carve pumpkins. She had a crush on one of our friends and so she walked in there like this, completely ready to impress him:
She put her Phantom of the Opera CD in. At this point I had only really heard her sing in the bathroom, whether it was in the shower or during one of her sessions. So I had no idea what was really going to come out of her mouth. She really wanted to show off to him so she started to sing along and I immediately could not believe her statement from the first day. It was as if a ribbon got stuck in her throat so when she sang, it just flapped around in all directions. You know like those old ladies that sing in church?
Now it wasn't terrible, it was just that I would rather listen to the good singers on the CD. She thought she was doing fabulous. My roommates and I made eye contact with one another and immediately all knew what the other was thinking:
Yikester bikester. She didn't stop! She sang about half the CD, especially the really, really high parts because "she could do those really well". Now whenever I see or hear Phantom of the Opera, I'm just like: