Really. It did.
My favorite part (besides they medley at the end) is when he talks about how hard it is to be a kid who plays the cello. Because I was that kid. Some of my most haunting Junior High memories involve me walking home from school with my cello. I was sure that everyone who drove by (espeically Justin McCants, the cute, older boy I had a crush on) was pointing and laughing at the gangly girl with the bright flowered backpack walking home with her cello. Why mom, why? Why did you make me walk home with that thing?!
Just for the record, despite the fact that some of my cello memories haunt me, I love the instrument and would love to pick it up and play again. And, unlike this guy, I do love Pachabel’s Canon, even though it does have the most boring cello part ever.
LOL!!!! That cracked me up! Did you know that Justin married a girl from Pleasant Ridge? Oh wait…I’m confused…his sister married a guy from PR. I know I saw him married at Allison Jerke’s wedding but I can’t remember to whom. I remember your days playing the cello. I never realized you had to carry it home every day! I bet that was a workout!!!
that is hysterical!
This is Hilarious! YAY…I’ve got you linked to my new blog so I can keep in better touch with you. xoxo :)))
Great Video!!! I can picture you walking home with your cello! LOL!! Poor Meg!! Justin was a cutie!