Ripping the covers off! Karaoke!

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Ring of Death time is here again. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then you must be new here. Please take my refresher course on all things KROD-related:

A few of us twenty-something bloggers got it into our heads to videotape ourselves singing and dancing along to one of our favorite songs within a particular theme. The theme changes every month, ranging from one-hit wonders to songs we've recorded or listened to on mixed tapes when we were in high-school, based upon suggestions and voted on by everyone. Sounds fun, right? Well, maybe not if you're the shy type, but being the ham that I am, I do this every month. Yes.

This month the theme is cover songs and rip-offs. Jas is a new blog friend of mine and I have to give her major props for posting this video, my very first round of the sacred Ring O' Death where I got a little drizzy. Please go check it out on her blog Smile Big And Pretty!

I had my girlfriends over the other night and while we were sitting around my kitchen table sipping mimosas and playing "Never Have I Ever" it was suggested that we make a music video. It was my friend Evy's idea, but it ended up working out perfectly for me. I warned the girls that what we were about to do was going to go on the internet and hit the "record" button. Take a look and leave a comment-- I hope you enjoy!

This month I'm hosting David, who writes The Fiction Factory. David is awesome because he's one of the few Ring-O-Deathers that is actually musically talented.

Hello friends!

First of all, I want to express how excited I am to be hosted by the always lovely Tsarista. For those of you who don't know, she's kind of a superstar among the 20sb crowd, so I consider it an honour to have my face on her blog.

Unfortunately, this particular video is pretty crappy, even by my standards. It was recorded in the evening, and I still don't have a decent camera, so I realize the quality is lacking. As always, please turn up your volume if you really want to hear my voice. For those of you who make it all the way through, you have my gratitude, and I hope you still like me.





Aww, David! Of course we still like you! Karaoke is all about putting yourself out there, so kudos :)

Also, don't forget to check out our ringleader Sara's blog, Sara Swears A Lot, for the master list!