I want to order a cover for my iPod nano from iFrogz.com, but I’m having a hard time deciding. You can build your own design. Here are 5 that I built and like. Which one do you think is the one for me? (please vote for two)

Option #1: Navy & Light Blue with Dragonfly Graphic

Option #2: Hot Pink & Lime Green with Alien Graphic

Option #3: Tree Frog & Powder Blue with Sunflower Graphic

Option #4: Hot Pink & Smokey Orchid with Pinwheel Graphic

Option #5: Alien Glow & Aqua Spray with Flower Power Graphic

(My Dad is getting this for me since he only gave me $3 for straight A’s. Ha ha!) <-My Dad wrote that

My sister and I have enjoyed using this piano very much. It is great for practicing, because you can record your piece and listen to it back so that you can pick out mistakes. The recording feature is also great for parties so that we can show people our different pieces. They have about 10 different piano noises, as well as probably over 100 other noise options. Some of them are just fun, like bubbly noises. Then again, there are real instruments like the violin and trumpet. It is great to have those sound options as well when you would like to make up songs. You can turn the volume up and down so when people in the house want to hear us we can blast it! Or, if people are still asleep, we can turn it down just to practice. There is a headphones plug too. I have enjoyed this piano very much, plus it came with a large book of 50 songs that I have enjoyed playing. This is about as close as you can get to a real piano when it comes to electric pianos. I think I like it BETTER than a real one.

I was close, but sadly, I will most likely not be going to all state. Usually you have to get a score of 14 or lower. For each section they give you a score, 1 point for either no errors and sometimes 1-2 errors. (depending on how much room there is to make errors) Then it goes up to 6 points in some parts, and 8 in others. I got 18 in my audition because I got 2 points on my chromatic scale (i made errors descending) and then I pretty much bombed my sight-reading. I got a 4 on my first one (mess up one note and you pretty much mess up the whole thing) a 1 on my second, and a 5 on my 3rd. Otherwise, everything else was ones!! That’s good. I was 4th best in my chorus class. One boy got a 12, another girl got a 13.5, and another got a 17. The boy and girl with the lowest scores have tried out for things like this before, so Mrs. Pence was very proud of me. Other people got 25s and 21s, Which mrs. Pence said was also very good. She had to enter every score for all the middle schoolers in a computer, and she said that many schools with a more experienced choral program had kids making 40s! I think the highest score you can get is a 48 or something. Hopefully next year I will get the chance to try out again.

David and I made up a new genre of music called “Heavy Metal Wrestling Alternative”. Our inspiration for this styling of music was car commercials. One day David, Andrew, and I will have out own band. Until then, I am stuck making songs on Garage Band. Here is a sample of how a Heavy Metal Wrestling Alternative song would sound. I made it in Garage Band.

Heavy Metal Wrestling Alternative

Have you ever heard Jackie Chan sing? On the Mulan Special Edition, I was checking out the bonus features and Jackie Chan was singing a song in Chinese. It was a song from the movie, and I just thought it was funny to hear him sing. He sounded like one of the bad contestants from American Idol. I wish there was some way you could hear it. He had his own music video too with shots of him either standing there, or doing some pretty lame karate moves. That is pretty much it…