An open letter to my daughter at Texas A&M:
Dear Mary,
Remember how I used to sing a harmony part to whatever song was on the radio or CD player? And you used to beg me not to, because you said it didn't sound good? And you would beg me to pull the truck over to the side of the road so you could get out and walk, instead of listening to me sing the harmony parts to songs by Tom Petty, or Willie Nelson, or (God Help Us All) Journey?
Damon and I have been singing harmony parts for 6 days now, through Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, and now we're on the return trip.
I now understand that singing harmony parts in a crowded vehicle can only be enjoyed by the person doing the singing.
Damon sings harmony PERFECTLY to the music on his iPod.
Anyway, I just wanted to apologize for doing that when you were a little girl, and to anyone else who has had to listen to me sing non-existent harmony parts to recorded music, regardless of the circumstances.
It's 1:00 a.m., and we're somewhere north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I'm ready to be home. I'm very sleepy, and little things inside this Ford F-250 are starting to bother me.
-The Daddy
1 comment:
Don't feel bad, my friends would always turn the radio off when I started singing! My kids must be tone deaf because they tolerate me most of the time.
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