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realityshifted2009-02-19 07:46 pm
marthajonesmd.livejournal.com) wrote in realityshifted2009-02-19 07:46 pm
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[so Martha's imaginary birthday was yesterday! by which I mean the one that I completely made up, but still, I totally forgot about it. let's just say she went back to London and had drinks with her mum and Tish or something, IDK. THAT IS PROBABLY IRRELEVANT.
Except that it means that Martha is in a good mood here on the Plane! So not completely irrelevant, I suppose. She's brought one of her leather armchairs to the Plane and is sitting cross-legged in it, cradling a guitar in her lap. She fiddles with the tuning knobs for a few moments before strumming some chords. One chord progression leads into something that sounds rather song-like, but it's a song that nobody on the Plane is likely to recognise. She pulls a bit of a face once she realises what she's playing. She closes her eyes for a moment, pulling her hands away from the strings.
When she goes back to playing, it's a tune that might be a bit more familiar - "Hallelujah", that old Leonard Cohen/Rufus Wainwright/everybody else EVER standard, because the mun is uncreative. And, yes, she's singing along quietly - though she's a little self-conscious about her singing voice. BUT FEEL FREE TO PESTER HER.]
Except that it means that Martha is in a good mood here on the Plane! So not completely irrelevant, I suppose. She's brought one of her leather armchairs to the Plane and is sitting cross-legged in it, cradling a guitar in her lap. She fiddles with the tuning knobs for a few moments before strumming some chords. One chord progression leads into something that sounds rather song-like, but it's a song that nobody on the Plane is likely to recognise. She pulls a bit of a face once she realises what she's playing. She closes her eyes for a moment, pulling her hands away from the strings.
When she goes back to playing, it's a tune that might be a bit more familiar - "Hallelujah", that old Leonard Cohen/Rufus Wainwright/everybody else EVER standard, because the mun is uncreative. And, yes, she's singing along quietly - though she's a little self-conscious about her singing voice. BUT FEEL FREE TO PESTER HER.]