[sound of glass breaking]
Jun. 20th, 2003 01:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
resonantYou know how movies have casting cliches? Like, if the main character feels his/her life is meaningless, there's always a child, a non-white person, or a fat woman to teach him/her to stop and smell the roses?
Evidently real life has them, too.
Like how every committee has that one person who always seconds every motion? And every preschool class has that one kid who has to be at the front of every line and in charge of every game?
Or, case in point, how every choir has to have that one soprano with the great big throbbing vibrato? The vibrato so wide that she's offkey for about two-thirds of any given note?
We're combining with another choir next Sunday. So ... that's right ... we've got two of them.
Evidently real life has them, too.
Like how every committee has that one person who always seconds every motion? And every preschool class has that one kid who has to be at the front of every line and in charge of every game?
Or, case in point, how every choir has to have that one soprano with the great big throbbing vibrato? The vibrato so wide that she's offkey for about two-thirds of any given note?
We're combining with another choir next Sunday. So ... that's right ... we've got two of them.