2. When I was little,
like really little, my
daddy used to
travel back and
forth between here
and Nashville,
Tennessee with his
band making a
living and such. So
you could pretty
much say I grew up
around music.
3. I was told that at the age of 2 or 3 I would
walk around my house just singing away,
in my own little world. Often times nobody
really knew what I was saying.
4. As I got a little older my sister,cousin and I would make up
dances and sing to our family. They would always cheer for us
and say we were so good... but I'm pretty sure it was just so they
wouldn't hurt our feelings.
5. At the age of 9 my dad asked
me to preform with him on
stage under the pavillion. I
didn't think that I would ever be
able to get up in front of all
those people and sing, but I did
it and between then and now I
have preformed with my dad
atleast 10 times.
6. It's been a crazy experience being able to sing on
stage with my dad. But he and my mom have taught
me a lot about confidence and how I can become a
better singer, I can't thank them enough for that.
7. I joined choir my
8th grade year and
am now in the
Chamber Singers
choir. I must admit
going from just
singing by myself
to blending and
sharing with the
other people of my
choir, has definetly
changed my
outlook on music.
8. This past summer I played the part of Violet in
Gaylord Community Productions' preformance of
"Willy Wonka", thinking I could widen my horizons.
Oddly enough it ended up helping me a lot.
9. I DON'T CALL MY SINGING A
TALENT, I CALL IT A HOBBY,
A STRESS RELIEVER, AN
ENTERTAINMENT. IT REALLY
IS SOMETHING I ENJOY
DOING.