Does anyone out there want to trade noses with your girl? Yes, Fio has a cold, the same one she's had for at least a year now--but it's gotten even more irritating. Fio's hoping the nurse who visited her today with a bag under her arm and determination on her face will be able to do the trick.
Fiorella has been working like mad to get her two rooms (bedroom and studio) in shape, hoping that she can set up her art business when the weather gets warmer. Of course, she's taking another look at her writing career too--but would her agent even be interested in her anymore?
In the meantime, your girl will fill you in on an earlier time in her life when she set up shop to teach children to sing through Community School voice lessons. Surprisingly, her class was quite popular. "I never sang when I was growing up and we didn't sing at home," one mother explained. "But I feel like I've missed a lot, and so I want my son to learn how to sing." (And learn, he did. Fio also taught him a little about the piano and how to read music.)
The whole situation was both revealing and bizzare to Fiorella, who'd grown up with her parents herding them outside after supper on nice evenings and entertaining the whole neighborhood with song.
Luckily, the man Fio married was as musical as she was, although in different areas--and you can bet that all three of their children became good singers. In fact, her daughter performed professionally a couple of times before deciding she didn't want to hoof it on the road
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