Amy,

Those are funny too.  One would think that the church leader should have
said something so that you'd know they were getting the right song too.  But
they were probably so busy making the change that they didn't think.

Your stories remind me of the time I was singing a song and the person
playing for me hesitated in the music, trying not to make a big mistake.
The one and only time I ever drank a coke before
I sang, and I knew better, well, I took my next breathh, and in the pause of
the music, I belched right out loud in to the mic, and none to quietly
either.  Boy was that embarrassing.  I did sing at that place again, and it
became a good laugh; not at first to me though.  I also never
drink anything carbonated before singing.  But then I don't perform vocally
these days either.

Vicki



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From: "Amy Gordon" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 7:34 PM
Subject: [ECHURCH-USA] God's humor


Well I was at church in a program and walked right into a mic stand and made
it fall over.
    Also at another time I had a fly land on my shoulder while I was doing
an interpretive movement and ended up slapping it because it wouldn't leave
me alone.  I asked the lady I'm in the ministry if she noticed and she said,
"Yeah I was wondering what you was going to do."  I asked Mom if she noticed
and she said she didn't.
    Another time I was performing and they played the wrong song and as the
song went on I tried saying that's not it but it kept playing.  Finally I
put up my hands and said louder that's not the song.  The leader of the
service came to me and said, "We know we're working on it."  I felt kind of
bad because I didn't know.
    I have several more stories I could tell embarrassing and funny.

Amy