Wednesday, May 21st, 2008 09:55 pm
american idol - so we lost personal volume control
So my mother has--this thing.
Mom started tensing up when they started singing George Michael, because people, that's her Holy Freaking Grail since I was twelve, 'kay? Then she started leaning forward when they did the second song. And I swear, there was panting involved when the third started.
I'm currently deaf. My mother and my sister screamed so loudly the dog ran away when George Michael showed up. The phone rang abruptly at which time my mother picked it up, said "Call later, George Michael" and hung up.
Every once in a while, my family? Not sane.
The second big scream was David Cook, since Mom and both sisters were convinced that David Archuleta was going to win and were preemptively bitter (but still on a George Michael afterglow--Jesus that was disturbing), and my sister called again for as to family gloat.
IT was surreal. I can't even say I didn't do the same, despite the fact I was only passively watching (and er, watching his performances on youtube), because really. There's something about fangirls in a family; it takes you from a vague twenty to a thousand in like, five seconds.
Dog is still terrified to come out.
Mom started tensing up when they started singing George Michael, because people, that's her Holy Freaking Grail since I was twelve, 'kay? Then she started leaning forward when they did the second song. And I swear, there was panting involved when the third started.
I'm currently deaf. My mother and my sister screamed so loudly the dog ran away when George Michael showed up. The phone rang abruptly at which time my mother picked it up, said "Call later, George Michael" and hung up.
Every once in a while, my family? Not sane.
The second big scream was David Cook, since Mom and both sisters were convinced that David Archuleta was going to win and were preemptively bitter (but still on a George Michael afterglow--Jesus that was disturbing), and my sister called again for as to family gloat.
IT was surreal. I can't even say I didn't do the same, despite the fact I was only passively watching (and er, watching his performances on youtube), because really. There's something about fangirls in a family; it takes you from a vague twenty to a thousand in like, five seconds.
Dog is still terrified to come out.
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From:My husband has been obsessed with GM since high school, so we're off to see him at MSG this summer sometime.
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From:SHe would be the biggest fan of Eli Stone then... :)
Tonight was a surprise, I want David Cook to win but was convinced America would vote for Archuleta... hmmm... very happy for Cook :)
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From:bitter... Dog is still terrified to come out.
LOL! I managed to teach my father to txt message last summer ("but... how does it know where to go?" "it goes the # you tell it to." "... but how does it know the number?" "... really?") and so I received multiple from him, attempting to antagonize me because he felt Archuleta did better on Tuesday, blah blah - and then at the end, after I yelled, "YES!" in the privacy of my apt, he sent me a txt that say, "you know i have been supprting dc all along?"
Way to CYA, pops ;)
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From:I'm not in America, but I'm very glad that David Cook won as from what I have been reading it was rather unexpected.
I can understand the George Michael love. I'm not at the stage of randomly screaming, but I loved his performance.
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From:Can I just hug you're mom right now? Not that I love GM but I just love any mother who is as obsessed like a fangirl!
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