The role of "mom" is my best job ever. It has prepared me for life's ups and downs. I cannot contain my feelings sometimes when a subject comes up that involves family budgets, playing in the band, and school fundraisers!
If I was afforded the privilege of working with a couple planning to get married, I am certain/without a doubt (if they would adhere to everything I suggested) they would have a sound marriage and their respect for each other and romance would only grow. Let me have em . . .
I am a novice at professional voice training and or experience other than recordings on school telephones for parents, businesses and other school staff.
Schools have been my forte' from 1984 to 2013. I retired last year. God is so good! Jackson, MS (Jackson Public Schools, JSU (Biology Dept. Urban & Regional Planning and Athletic Dept.), and Clinton Public Schools (Special Needs Students).
I graduated from Jackson Central High School in June, 1977 as Valedictorian (small graduating class), I attended USM, Hattiesburg, MS (2-yr Program Secretarial Studies). In early education I opted to play flute in our schools' bands and did not take Home Economics, so when I got married, I had to learn how to cook (memory recall as my grandmother only allowed me to watch her from the door entrance, she preferred me reading a book instead of hands-on training.
My aunts can all sing, I cannot hold a pleasant tone. I enjoy watching TCM channel (old movies that my grandmother watched).
I opt to visit any studio close to where I live. This would definitely be my first time at the "rodeo" and I don't even have my own horse. I know, it's not that funny.
I extend my voice to be trained by those who are steeped in the craft. I think a person can always be teachable.
I don't mind typing narrative material. I don't mind proofreading documents. I don't mind photocopying written information. I even know how to fax data without getting uninterested in the details at hand.
None of these attributes would inspire a person to seek my voice but I am willing to give it my best shot.