Misaki-chan

Does it even still work? :X

=X How old IS yours anyway? Mine's a few years old (a clamshell; which is rather outdated around here since pretty much everyone else has those kind of phones with the actual keyboard or an iPhone/Android/etc. :X)

I hardly have mine's on me. XD Even when I do, half the time it's off and it's in my locker. Mine's really old though, so I can't really do much on it... :X

I don't see why people have their cell phones on them during class. Especially if it's on. If you need to tell the time, wear a watch. Not like you need a phone for much else during school.

XD Lol. I seemed to be that person when I was in music since for the first two years our music teacher hid the clock so we wouldn't be so anxious to leave. :X (though now we can see it since we switched music teachers)

Yeah, I guess.

Well, on the rare occasion that doesn't happen, I seem to be able to help the person... Though that seems to only to occur when I'm helping the person with math or I'm telling them what page we're on. :X

Because sometimes when explaining stuff I get the person I'm explaining stuff to even more confused. .____.

Yay! I don't fail at explaining stuff to others! \o/

... word things weirdly ^^

...t music or a piano isn't always available). As for the letter, you should know that. Here's a picture of a piano with the #+letter things written above to give you a visual of what I'm talking about. ----> http://www.sciencebuddies.org/mentoring/project_ideas/Phys_img024.jpg (and sorry if this is confusing to you, I've never really taught this to anyone before, so I may w...

An octave is from one note to the next note with the same letter, just higher/lower. For example, an octave would be from middle C to 5C (or seven notes higher). An octave has eight notes in total. Once you get past eight notes, you're in a different octave. As for the #+letter thing, the # is to count(?) how many times the letter shows up so it can be identified from the others (since shee...

*correction: 4C would be middle C. :X So just ignore what I said about 3C being middle C. I don't tend to refer to keys like this, so I tend to make errors.

...e it's up farther on the piano.

Well, as most people know, the musical alphabet goes from A-G (though people seem to like to use C as the starting point and go to D, E, F, G, A, . I guess yes, the... bigger the letter the higher the pitch, but that's only when you take one octave into consideration. For example, even though B is technically before C and hence "lower", 4B would be higher than 3C (middle C) becaus...

Yep. If done properly (which is really hard for me... =___= I can't seem to do it the right way) and with luck I can go beyond two octaves above middle C. Though when not properly I can get around 2 octaves above middle C, but it sounds a bit squeaky. ^^;; Well, the highest I have to sing is a high G, so nothing I can't do. ^^ And I won't~

Thank you~ <3 I really like the role a lot, since I get to act all conceited and haughty and such (which I find really fun to do) and I also get a few nice high notes as well (*likes singing high notes*)~ <3333

Well, it's Honk Jr. And the show's based off the story of the Ugly Duckling, so there's your plot. I'm Grace, queen of the duckyard. *flips hair*

Yep, I've been in three. Well, more like I've been in two and am doing my third.

I personally like being in them more than seeing them. :X But seeing one every once in a while is pretty nice.

That's really nice!

How nice. Well, it's always nice to have a friend see you in a performance even if your role is small.