Brooke is going to be singing the National Anthem (Hmmm, as a song is that supposed to be capatalized, underlined, or quotation marks?) on the Friday after Thanksgiving as approx 7:30 p.m. I realize that it's a 2.25 hour drive over- but I wanted to offer the invitation to ride over with me and watch her sing. I am planning on going over and back the same day. Don't feel obligated, but we would love to have anyone that would like to come... and really, all of us in the same car should be FUN! Maybe? Love you guys!
Wait, where is she singing it? Did I miss that?
ReplyDeleteSorry- she is singing at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls (steph's house!).
ReplyDeleteWhat were you doing up at 1:00 a.m. Sleep man, sleep! :)
ReplyDeleteQuotes for a song :). The general rule: If it's a large work (a book, a play, a movie, etc.) it gets italicized (or underlined, if Italics aren't available); if it's a small work (a short story, a song, a magazine article, etc.) it gets quotes.
ReplyDeleteActually, now that I look at that again, the National Anthem doesn't need quotes, because it's not the title of the song. "The Star Spangled Banner" would get quotes, but not National Anthem.
ReplyDeleteSee, that's what i thought, but it seems weird to not capitalize it at least. right?
ReplyDeleteIn this case it's probably a stylistic choice, but yeah, I would capitalize it too.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I wish we could, but we cannot :( Love you guys! Can you record it for us? :)
ReplyDeleteI love random conversations w/ you Liz :) THANKS! We'll miss you Cailey- work is important, $$$! We'll record it for sure. take care~
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