mark your calendars!
i can't believe it!
after watching me waddle onto the field, 8mo preggo with twins, and then begin with the wrong anthem, usa baseball has invited me back! frankly, i was shocked! pleasantly, obviously, but shocked none the less! so, on july 2, i will be singing the anthem for usa baseball v. guatemala! woot! who wants to come to the game??
(also obviously, this pic is from a different anthem-ing... a much thinner one! ha!)_
8 comments:
are you sure that is a different pic? i thought maybe it was just that the black was slimming and a fortuitous camera angle....
Have somebody record you PLEASE! I haven't heard you sing in the longest time :o(
hey if curtis is going tell him to record it. I WANT TO HEAR U SING REAL REAL BAD. SPORTY
Like omg! Rae how exciting i can't believe it:) I'm glad their inviting you back congradulations! You are a really good singer and I wish I could sing as well as you could. You're an amazing singer and I love it when you sing in church it makes it sound like heaven. If I sang in front of a thousand people I would probably forget all the words cause I would be soooo nervous. I sang in front of my whole school with my friend, but that as different. Good luck!
~Spice
ok sorry but i have to say something else. I love hearing u sing all the time:) Only if i could sing as good as u i would love it. SO congrats. LOVE YA SPORTY
Do you have to sing the Guatemalan anthem?
"Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
Your economy is based on the export of non-traditional agricultural products and handicrafts.
Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
Home of Miguel Angel Asturias, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
60% of they population is Catholic, 39% Protestant, and 1% still follow traditional Mayan religion.
Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
Your second largest city is Quetzaltenango, which means Fortress of the quetzal bird which is a small parrot-like bird.
Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
Hail thee, oh Guatemala!
Hail!"
vince - you give me goosebumps with your glorious rendition...
Thanks, Rae. It's a little more euphonious in Spanish.
Post a Comment