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I'd like to sing the praises (heh) of a friend. I worked with Charlotte for several years, and we had very similar senses of humor and love of pop culture.
She married a guy who had always wanted to run a self-sustaining sheep farm, and they moved to a mountain community and bought a farm from an Amish family. Charlotte telecommutes her PR job for a firm here in town, and has been working on this site and CD for a while. When I knew her, she had just come off touring with a rock band. A gravelly voice quite at odds with her fairy princess looks (she had wavy hair down her back, then) or her classical voice training. I haven't heard the CD yet, but I'm betting it isn't awful.
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jonquil and others will recognise the rationale for the lyrics to Bless Your Heart.
She married a guy who had always wanted to run a self-sustaining sheep farm, and they moved to a mountain community and bought a farm from an Amish family. Charlotte telecommutes her PR job for a firm here in town, and has been working on this site and CD for a while. When I knew her, she had just come off touring with a rock band. A gravelly voice quite at odds with her fairy princess looks (she had wavy hair down her back, then) or her classical voice training. I haven't heard the CD yet, but I'm betting it isn't awful.
jonquil and others will recognise the rationale for the lyrics to Bless Your Heart.