I don't like the music class

- submitted by Anonymous on 05/29/2007

I don't like the music class either. I know it's sacrilege but I don't, there, I said it. It's sooooo boring!

This could've been my

- submitted by musichater on 05/29/2007

This could've been my conversation a month ago. My daughter loves the class, I can't stand it and the teacher sings like she's got concrete in her mouth. I dread it each week. LOL This gave me a good laugh.

My music together class is

- submitted by Anonymous on 05/30/2007

My music together class is fine now. But before the guy was horrible. The kids didn't like him, neither did the parents. He never smiled and couldn't hold a tune. Great choice for the class, eh? He also stunk. Got deodorant, fool? The weeks couldn't end fast enough.

if you don't like him, get

- submitted by creativealways on 05/30/2007

if you don't like him, get ear muffs. no, have all the kids come in one morning wearing head phones. that'll get him

I like the idea of head

- submitted by Anonymous on 05/30/2007

I like the idea of head phones. Seems a bit cruel, though

is it less cruel for you all

- submitted by alwayscreative on 05/30/2007

is it less cruel for you all to sit through each session? your call, your migraine

Our music class teacher has

- submitted by Anonymous on 05/30/2007

Our music class teacher has a good voice but it still drives me crazy. I don't know if there's something wrong with me. All the mothers seem to love it but I'm gnashing my teeth and watching the second hand revolve around my watch. The songs are so dreadful! Sugary sweet. I don't know, maybe I need a glass of wine before I go, or a bottle really. Lol

I enjoy the classes. Call me

- submitted by happysinging on 05/30/2007

I enjoy the classes. Call me old fashioned. The songs I could live without but seeing my daughter laugh and run so happily, I'm thrilled. I look forward to the bad singing!

We don't have music together

- submitted by stayingopen on 05/31/2007

We don't have music together in our town, so we went to a knock off of one. The leader was a guy. He was tone deaf, no joke. He pranced around the room laughing and was so bad we all loved it.

I wanted to write a story up on him in our local paper, we live near Milwaukee, but the paper thought it would be cruel. FYI, we've moved here from Delaware and still get used to the midwest sense of humor (meaning lack of one).

I can't wait for the summer music session to start.