Rachel Berry (
somethingspecial) wrote2011-07-04 04:11 pm
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Entry tags:
- all the world's a stage,
- bringing the music to adstringendum,
- caution: diva at work,
- happy independence day!,
- let's sing about our feelings,
- missing the gay dads,
- music is the universal language,
- professionalism at its best,
- rachel berry: motivated,
- rachel is politically correct,
- she spends too much time with enjolras,
- summer is the best season
31 [Video]
Good afternoon, Adstringendum!
[Rachel is outside today, wearing a red shirt and a blue skirt, with white leggings and blue shoes. To the majority of Adstringendum, it appears that she's just wearing what she always wears, but to those that are hip to Rachel's tremendous amount of jive, she's rather... patriotic today.
She adjusts the PCD quickly before nodding firmly to herself.]
I do believe that should do it... well! For those of you that are American, today is Independence Day! And while the majority of you are not even from ... well, Earth or anything resembling it, I thought it would be appropriate for those to celebrate it accordingly. And back home, when I celebrate it, my dads take me to the parade, in which I sing the National Anthem, and we celebrate by eating Tofutti and vegan dogs -- but that is entirely besides the point.
[DEEP BREATH.]
The point is that I would like, very much, to sing it for you, so you may enjoy it for the beautiful song that it is, and so we can all share something of an Independence Day -- even if you aren't from America or Earth or the universe that I reside in.
[aka she's not going to give you a choice, adoring public. But to her credit, at least she sings the anthem beautifully and without error. And when she is done, Rachel gives a winning smile, before giving a curtsy, and the feed is shut off.]
[Rachel is outside today, wearing a red shirt and a blue skirt, with white leggings and blue shoes. To the majority of Adstringendum, it appears that she's just wearing what she always wears, but to those that are hip to Rachel's tremendous amount of jive, she's rather... patriotic today.
She adjusts the PCD quickly before nodding firmly to herself.]
I do believe that should do it... well! For those of you that are American, today is Independence Day! And while the majority of you are not even from ... well, Earth or anything resembling it, I thought it would be appropriate for those to celebrate it accordingly. And back home, when I celebrate it, my dads take me to the parade, in which I sing the National Anthem, and we celebrate by eating Tofutti and vegan dogs -- but that is entirely besides the point.
[DEEP BREATH.]
The point is that I would like, very much, to sing it for you, so you may enjoy it for the beautiful song that it is, and so we can all share something of an Independence Day -- even if you aren't from America or Earth or the universe that I reside in.
[aka she's not going to give you a choice, adoring public. But to her credit, at least she sings the anthem beautifully and without error. And when she is done, Rachel gives a winning smile, before giving a curtsy, and the feed is shut off.]
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Hint: it's the second thing. Really, Raphael does know her place.]
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[Her bright smile is back!]
Then there is truly nothing to worry about. But I am sorry if I offended you.
[She does mean that genuinely.]
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[She nods in acknowledgment at the apology.]
You said you can sing Hoshanas.
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... not that Raphael actually asked for the singing, Rachel sort of shoved it upon her, but details.]
Yes, I can. Would you prefer them in English or in Hebrew? I know them both.
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head bitch in chargeis in front of her. She's more or less used to Anna's sudden appearances, so she doesn't quite tweak out -- though she does drop her PCD with something of a small yelp, only to stoop quickly to pick it up again.]Right... Hebrew it is --
[It's somewhat nervewracking, to sing hoshanas in front of -- well, an angel of the Lord, but Rachel reminds herself that all audiences must be treated the same. This is no different than singing in front of a thousand people -- it's another performance, and that is something Rachel is very good at.
So, it's with a deep breath that Rachel begins to sing. It's heartfelt, passionate, and -- well, perfect. It would have to be. Rachel takes her craft very seriously.]
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She nods her head with a small sort-of smile.] A worthy prayer to my Father. [From a being such as Raphael, any good word is serious praise.]
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Thank you!