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Post by missy on May 17, 2011 14:10:52 GMT 10
Music. It's what feeds the soul. Or at least that was how Jenesis felt about music. She felt that it was what was going to get her through her days, both the good ones and the bad ones. Although, as Jenesis started to realize that not everyone felt the same was as she did about the subject, she began trying to figure out what is was that fueled a person to do their daily routines. Music was her thing and that wouldn't change for anything. Then again, how she was brought up played a major factor as to why music meant everything to the country girl. That's why, when Jenesis saw a flyer about a karaoke night at a local bar, she decided that she was going to check it out and maybe even get up on stage in front of the people she didn't know yet. Jenesis showered in her new home, then got dressed in a typical outfit that she would wear back home when she was to get on stage, quite possibly which would be the push she needed to get on stage in front of all the unknown locals that would be at the bar that night. Getting in her car when she was finished getting ready, Jenesis drove off in the direction of the bar and was hoping that she wasn't going to get lost. She of course had been living in Capeside for a few weeks now, but she normally went from home to work, then work to home. Her life wasn't all that thrilling as many would try to make it out to be, but Jenesis was rather happy with it. Not only that, but her past was pretty well hidden from the locals, something that Jenesis was thankful for, simply because she didn't need anyone feeling sorry for her and giving her any sort of special treatment. Once at the bar, Jenesis found a parking spot, which wasn't difficult at all. Once parked, the female took a deep breath in and sighed softly as she breathed out. Her mother had talked her into going to the karaoke event that evening, even though it was a weekly sort of thing for the bar. She knew how Jenesis needed to be up on stage or her little girl was going to start wilting away. The stage was home for Jenesis since she was a little girl and that was one thing that her mother knew. "This one's for you momma," she said to herself, just before opening her car door and getting out. Once Jenesis had gotten out of the car and shut the door behind her, she knew that she'd be disappointed in herself if she turned around now. Not only that, but if anyone had seen her drive all the way here, got out of her car, then got back in, and drove home, she'd probably be the new town idiot or the only town idiot, depending on if there was one currently or not. Walking away from her vehicle and through the front door of the bar, Jenesis decided that she was just going to see how tonight went before she made the decision to sing or not. After all, if this was a weekly thing here, then it wouldn't be like she'd never get the chance again. As soon as Jenesis entered the bar, she heard one of the worst voices that she had ever heard before in her life coming from the stage and she knew that she was going to be in for a long evening. Just hearing this person's voice made Jenny just want to run to the stage and grab the microphone away from whomever was belting out such awful sounds. Jenny made her way to the bar itself to grab herself a drink, but she decided that she'd actually take a seat at the only available spot and watch a few more acts before she made her final decision. outfit . cowboy casanovatag . josiah notes . haii!
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