To the Boss:
Holy Cow! The coordinator doesn’t know WTF she is doing! She can’t possibly know ALL these people! I think we Filipinos are too polite to let each other know what/how we think/feel.
For example, per the December’s schedule, the lead and his wife were supposed to serve last Saturday evening. But they were already committed as ministers for a different ministry!
In another example, I expected her to know that I served your group on a specific time and date via a “contact form” of the main site that I submitted on November 8, 2013 to express my interest in serving for two more ministries.
I don’t know if our local parish informs the main “contact persons” of these emails. Even the ushers got lost and directed the crowd where to go with these new changes.
Anyway, I’ll have to email the stage-four cancer patient that I don’t want to serve those two extra ministries when I’m committed on BOTH groups. But I like taking a break!
For whatever reason, I did NOT have the normal “anxiety attack” while serving this simple ministry compared to “keeping up” with yours, which I feel is much more rigorous.
Anyway, after mass, a brutal audience got angry at me why I didn’t show up for your group today! His damn fugly face was clearly disgusted/pissed. But his wife said it’s okay as he patted down his left arm.
He and another chump also complained to us that only 35% partake in the “cup” and that he had to finish the rest, respectively. So this change is not “practiced” understandably by most of us paranoid-freaks during flu-season.
After my birthday dinner at home with my immediate family members only, the twosome told us that in the old days the priest was the only drinking from the “cup” AND facing AWAY from the people!
Earlier the wife complained to us that the group didn’t have time to practice. It would be helpful to know the tune, which most didn’t recognize or sing. She didn’t like the new “crap”. Whatever.
Also, I looked at your group twice and mouthed “too loud” and stuck my finger in my right ear because Thai sang out of tune/too loud! Someone should cut her vocal cords or at least the hanging microphone.
Although today’s cantor sang nicely and loudly (thanks to the microphone), a brutal audience noticed that she was NOT following the organist. Usually there is a particular “pause” for tempo.
I like the lector. She really had good diction and expressed each word with good flow. I tried reading a passage during the workshop but noticed that I stumbled horribly and couldn’t see the print well because of my bad eyesight.
I’m sorry for not joining you musical misfits. I really don’t miss singing anymore than trying this new ministry. I just want to get out of being committed to anything for too long.
Huh,
Flynn…