My Secret (Very Secret) Dream

June 20, 2012

My Secret (Very Secret) Dream

I admitted to Mary tonight that I have a very-secret-don’t-laugh-at-me dream.

And that is to be Director of Choir Choreography.

And I demonstrated to her, in real life, what the choir’s moves would be if we performed the song “God Bless the USA” by Lee Greenwood for our church.

And she loved it. (Well, she snorted while laughing anyway, which I think means she loved it.)

I also admitted to having an entire number choreographed to the song, “In Christ Alone,” (the newer, Travis Cottrell version) should I ever be a finalist on American Idol. (But with the original judges, because then Simon would be impressed and therefore moved to holy tears.)

I’m not sure that she loved that one, but she ~~snorted while laughing~~ humored me.

I may be finally acting like a writer, but I might also have to act like a Director of Choir Choreography, too.

I’m geeky and I know it.

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Monica Steely

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4 responses to “My Secret (Very Secret) Dream”

Missindeedy

June 22, 2012 at 6:15 pm

A secret dream that is secret no more. I’ll just bet folks who read this blog from Church will be watching you just a tad more closely to see if you’re bustin’ a move. ;)

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sharon

June 22, 2012 at 11:24 am

I say Go For It! I will be sure and make it for the performance!

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Stephanie

June 20, 2012 at 8:41 pm

I am totally on board and would learn the moves for sure. I love it! You should coordinate a human video team at church. That is what we used to call stuff like that. It would be fun for the teenagers.

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jgstudiosllc

June 20, 2012 at 8:35 pm

Ha! You have the hand movements to church songs. Fo. Sho.

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Monica is a writer and podcaster in metro Atlanta. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, she cheerfully relies on coffee to even be able to see her phone clearly while playing her morning solitaire game.

Monica has been married to Greg for 22 years, and has a daughter in college and son in high school. She enjoys coffee, reading, coffee, writing, coffee and spending quality time with her family while drinking coffee. She does not enjoy meal planning, cooking, or most domestic activities.

Monica has been published in Today’s Christian Woman magazine and written at (in)courage.me. She is also the co-founder of Be Still Be Free, a podcast of real conversations rooted in truth.