Checklist upon arriving at concert site:

1. Shoes: check
   
   
2. Make-up: check
   
   
3. Munchies for intermission: check
   
   
4. Wallet in case I want to bid in the Silent Auction: check
   
   
5. Music: ...OH CRAP.

Well, I had contemplated leaving my music at home anyway, as the other choirs participating don't use music, and I knew the songs, and it's always a plus when at least one person in a section actually looks at the director... so: made lemonade :D :D :D

The concert was awesome. The kids's choirs were incredibly cute, the songs went really well, the munchies were devoured as though a swarm of locusts had settled upon the table, the Silent Auction made mucho $$$, the Black History Month concert is always my favourite one and this year's was no exception, we have got to sing Witness again, nobody fell off a riser, nobody fainted, there was no earthquake (all of which have happened at previous Black History Month concerts) and our Weekend of Great Busyness is over.

::contented sigh::

On tomorrow's agenda: skating the length of the Rideau Canal. Let's see who makes it :)



ETA: I'm really hoping our version of Witness was a little less... um, white than the one on Youtube. I think it was. I mean, the University of Utah Singers sound great and all, but. Yeah.