* go to the chiropractor
* cut my toenails
* pluck my eyebrows
* quit eating fried foods
* drink even more water
* do more yoga
* get my teeth cleaned
* learn to fucking floss on a regular basis
* balance my checkbook
* write to my mom, grandmother, and aunts
* pay off my fucking credit cards
* take a nap
* buy more chamomile tea
* buy some valerian
* file my nails
* get my nose pin cleaned at a jeweler’s (or buy some jewelry cleaner)
* have my wedding ring re-sized (it’s too big)
* buy something to read (I’ve read all the treeware in my house, and all I have on my PPC is erotica I’ve already read… like a year ago)
* pay our mortage & May balloon payment
* go grocery shopping
* wash the blue dog, who stinks to high heaven
* clean the shower
* dust for cobwebs
* replace blown fuses in the Jeep
* wash something to wear to the gig tomorrow night
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Damn woman, get off your arse and doing something. I just need to finish memorizing my stuff for the opera but I would rather knit and watch TV. LOL
I can’t believe you sing light opera with no vocal training. That just weirds me out. You must be deeply talented; I studied classical voice for YEARS.
I’m knitting a pair of Fuzzyfeet for my dad.
Why is it weird? I’ve had voice lessons but not hard core stuff. I used to sing in chamber choirs and concert choirs and such. Since my parents were never supportive of my artistic pursuits, everything I’ve done, I’ve had to do on my own.
Clearly, your parents suck in this area!
Hey! I just read the phrase “my voice teacher” on your blog! You have had training! I take it back. 😉