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Giant squids at the bottom of the ocean have a much better time than we do. :)
Posted at 5:03 AM # | Comments
Giant squids at the bottom of the ocean have a much better time than we do. :)
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FUCS Annual Dinner 2005 – Absent Friend’s Speech
Well, I think I was chosen for this speech because of all the FUCS people I’ve known over the years. I began FUCS in 1996 and have not missed a single concert since, so I’ve seen many people come and go in that time. Conductors, accompanists, presidents, committees, general choristers and exchange students. We’ve known so many people; Some for just one concert; Others for many years. Most of us join a choir like FUCS for the singing. We want to have a good sing and a good time. We never expect just how well those relationships will develop in that time spent in choir. All of us have made at least one close friend in choir. Some have also found a lover. Some, like Daniel and Fiona, have found a lover who was perfect enough to marry. It’s these relationships between choristers which keep the momentum of the choir going. We need to nurture the relationships and remember the friends fondly when they are gone. So now I would like to list off a few notable names of absent friends who will not be forgotten.
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Well, I think I was chosen for this speech because of all the FUCS people I’ve known over the years. I began FUCS in 1996 and have not missed a single concert since, so I’ve seen many people come and go in that time. Conductors, accompanists, presidents, committees, general choristers and exchange students. We’ve known so many people; Some for just one concert; Others for many years. Most of us join a choir like FUCS for the singing. We want to have a good sing and a good time. We never expect just how well those relationships will develop in that time spent in choir. All of us have made at least one close friend in choir. Some have also found a lover. Some, like Daniel and Fiona, have found a lover who was perfect enough to marry. It’s these relationships between choristers which keep the momentum of the choir going. We need to nurture the relationships and remember the friends fondly when they are gone. So now I would like to list off a few notable names of absent friends who will not be forgotten.
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Sorry all, but I have only really had private things to say lately. All my posting has been done on my livejournal as private posts for close friends only (because blogger can't do private posts). If you have an LJ account and you think you should know what I'm thinking then let me know and I'll add you so you can read it.
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I'm staring at the wall at work again. Terminal boredom with random interruptions by annoying customers.
Glad I only have two days to go!!
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