madrigals

the skyline high christmas concert does it for me every year.

reminds me how much i honestly and dearly miss madrigals.

but not only mads. but concert choir, highlites, and even

all the accompanying i had to do. gundy was right. those

are the moments of high school you remember forever.

singing the alumni numbers up there on stage always

makes me so excited and reminiscent of junior and senior

year, when choir ruled my life and defined the best moments

in my high school existence. then talking to gundy tonight?

favorite. such a legacy he's leaving. i love that he loves me,

tells me no piano player since me has come along that even

begins to compare. i miss that. he's one of those teachers

that makes you feel great about yourself (when you're lucky

enough to be on his good side, heh heh). and seeing all the

alumni and friends and connections afterwards, and even

during... skyline high is the best place to grow up. choir

may seem nerdy, but i wouldn't trade my choir friends

for the world. i got to stand by my not-so-little brother

coleman during silent night alumni. almost started crying.

he's the mads president this year... and i'm so proud of him!

and to think, it was like pulling teeth to get him to try out

for troubs sophomore year. you can thank me later, coleman.

can't wait until may when they perform mads on broadway,

just like we did. tonight was a good night. christmas wouldn't

be christmas without skyline choir christmas concert. love.