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Name: Ariel
Gender: Female
Interests: Writing, composing music, playing harp, worshiping God, being a missionary, going to college, and life.
Expertise: Being a child. I'm working on the expertise at being an adult.
Occupation: Student
Message: message me
AIM:  Maidofmercy
Member Since:
4/3/2005
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| I feel loved when...The Five Love Languages My Primary Love Language is Acts of Service| My Detailed Results: |
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| Acts of Service: | 11 | | Quality Time: | 8 | | Physical Touch: | 5 | | Receiving Gifts: | 3 | | Words of Affirmation: | 3 |
About this quiz Unhappiness in relationships is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. It can be helpful to know what language you speak and what language those around you speak. Take the Quiz!
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| Lately, I've been subsisting on a diet of Tim's crazy laughter, piano practice, musical analysis, Cary Grant films, and Bach. One from each major food group. I guess what I really have to say is that Bach feels like sunshine and like spring, like growth, like golden, muted autumn light, and like health. And his part-writing is bracing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDrLX7FXba4
Do you notice how crazy that violin part is? We're playing this in orchestra, and it's going to be divine to hear Bethany master it.
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| A few Christmas presents:
For me (yay!), from Grampa
For Grampa, from my father
For Caleb, from my father (are we geeks? Yes, we're geeks.)
And again for me, from (guess who), my father.
I'd say all in all, that went pretty well. I'm so excited about the knitting book I could dance on campus. And my grandfather will have hours of fun with the Firefly, if my dad ever puts it down long enough for him to use it.
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| It had become a glimmering girl
With apple blossom in her hair
Who called me by my name and ran
And faded through the brightening air
I can't get that melody out of my head. It's a poem to which I've written an art song (The Song of the Wandering Angus, by Yeats), and I'm presenting it today in my composition jury. Wish me luck, I'll probably need it.
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| Where, oh where shall I buy/rent 8 pairs of 1920s typewriters and phones? Ideas, anyone?
Oh, and my composition professor just made a Yes reference. . . .
Which puts me in mind, regarding Janelle's previous question, The Wall is an album by Pink Floyd, a band worth getting to know.
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