Saint Joseph School

London traded lead back and forth with Sage, having a great time with the volley. Timothy- despite all her picking on him was spot on with his part, and moved really well behind the keyboard. He put on a good show, but sometimes would stop if he the two made eye contact. It always made her snicker a ...

"It's an 80's pop song, of course it's 4/4. Harm's gonna sing, Mal. We're going to rock it a little harder than it was played originally, but not as whiny as the Good Charlotte version. Holy shit, it's supposed to be a fun, make you dance song, and they make it sound all traumatic. Last Kiss is more ...

"Footloose." London decided on the spot, winking at Timothy before going to sling her guitar back over her shoulder. "Strong guitar, a little different, a little retro, it was good enough for Kenny what's his name. Sage, you and I can trade off. Anyone need to read? I can pull some tabs from the ...

London frowned as she studied Mal, walking closer to Timothy's keys. "Someone's gonna call 9-1-1 and think your having a seizure. I like the headbanging, the hair in the eyes? Nice touch, but maybe... okay stand up straighter, but lean a little, like this. Good, good! Now... look bored. You always ...

"Laurel! Hey hey." London said with a nod, trying to get Mal to take at least half a step to the left. It was if he was made of lead. And if it was possible? He seemed even more ossified.

Ossified. She grinned. Vocabulary word. She thought back to the night she was trying to learn to play "Just ...

London kept playing and giggled to herself.

"It's called Riff Raff. Sorta guitar-rey, blusey... we're going to work on what we'll be playing today. See if Tim-mo-thy has anything in mind. And no one says teeny-bopper, Mal. Not until you're like ... old. 'Course, with the way you move, it's hard to ...

London mumbled a response into her cup of chocolate.

"Hey, you got that down pretty good. Inflection is spot on even." London nods along with him, putting down her to-go cup and picking up her guitar, adding the rhythm guitar to his base line. "There's hope. Listen, I'm supposed to hear back from ...

London cursed the fact that Saturday practices were so early, despite the fact that she was the one who made up the practice schedule. But a lot of kids had lessons later on during the afternoon, some with staff members, some with individual tutors, and there was nothing more irritating then getting ...

Lady Ga Ga's "Poker Face" woke me up, my general ringtone. I used to have it set up so everyone I knew had a different ring, but keeping track was a pain in the ass. Now pretty much there were three categories. "Poker Face" for whoever, Pink's "So What" for people I wanted to talk to, and Katy Perry ...

I rolled over and hit the snooze button on my alarm clock, again. In the next bed, I could hear Harmony groan as she pulled the covers over her head, her face still showing signs of the stage make-up from the night before. I snickered. I didn't want to get up either. We stayed up so late. I mean, of ...

London and Harmony. ... I'm just saying.

Oh cousin, my cousin! Free Andy!


We practice every day, music room six. It sucks how everything went down, but me and Harm are glad you're here. Text if you need anything.

Hey hey, Mikael, great meeting you in the D the other day, thanks for coming to the after party! Even if you didn't sing.

Lauel settled in behind the drum set, near knocking over the snare and the high hat in one fell swoop. Chris dove in, hooking all the cords in and adjusting some volumes before tossing me a Philly "hang loose" sort of symbol. I crossed my eyes at him, and he blended into the background. Mal looked a ...

We all walked into Rumors sort of as a herd, did I mention it was beyond incredible? Near a dozen people and us. We all kind of stood there for a second, taking it all in, until Chris stepped up and spoke to the guy at the door. He directed the band towards the "back stage" area, and I watched as ...

A bunch of kids showed up to take the tram with us to New Troy, and some even agreed to wear our T-shirts, which was beyond incredible. Okay, so we're teenagers, free tee-shirts are always appreciated, but it was pretty cool when some of them pulled it right over what they were wearing. They were ...