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![]() The usual "All About You" questions: Name (that you go by): Helen Age: 42 Occupation: programmer Future Aspirations: stop being a programmer... write or make music or teach instead Goal in life: To hear the words "Well done good and faithful servant" from God on judgement day. Short term goals: mark12:30 (Love God with all heart, mind, soul, strength.) Passion: Seeing God invade everyday life. Hobbies: Music, writing, hiking... Barrow Downs... Famous for (brag about yourself): singing and guitar playing. Fave book: LOTR; George MacDonald's What's Mine's Mine; MacDonald's other fantasy Fave movie: LOTR; Passion of the Christ; Ben-Hur. Fave sport: Swimming; rowing; hiking. Fave store: bookstores and music stores. Oh, and stores that sell elvish earrings and clothes (elf-mart...) Fave music: Celtic; Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata; Tchaikowski's ballets; mellow Bach. What you can't stand: Guilt trips. What you plain dislike: People that hand out guilt trips like they are God's Will. Who you admire: My aunt the nun. Mel Gibson. Tolkien. Frodo. Aragorn and Eomer. What you most love to do: (blush) read good reviews about my writing... Your self-confessed flaws: procrastination and laziness. What intrigues/fascinates you: not my job, that's for sure. What scares you: Being stuck at my job for another twenty years. Quotation to live by: "We'll muddle through somehow." Value-specific: What do you want most in a friend: Compassion and mercy. What do you want most in a teacher: patience What do you want most in an ally: loyalty What do you want most in a team-mate: love of God and desire to serve Him What do you want people to remember most about you: Hopefully that I helped them love God more Writer-specific: Your favorite work you've written so far: "The Fairy Wife". Your favorite character so far: Bolco; and Lindo. What you plan to write soon: I'd like to do a screenplay. What inspires you to write: Usually one-liners or intriguing questions... God, bottom line. What makes your writing stall: A sense of boredom or futility. Do you get writers' block and how do you overcome it: I hear that journalling (stream of consciousness) is good. But I suspect prayer is better. Middle-Earth specific: Your favorite ME character(s): Frodo; Aragorn; Eomer. What do you like about them: Frodo-- Sensitivity and depth (he's both profound and funny.) Aragorn-- purity of heart and motive, and he's funny too. Eomer-- loyalty and humor. Your favorite moment(s) from the Trilogy: Eomer's song at Pelennor (out of doubt...); Sam's song in Cirith Ungol; his embrace of Frodo in the tower; his visions of Frodo shining. Your favorite plot twist(s) from the Trilogy: Gollum's near-repentance as Sam holds Frodo asleep. Looking at your personality as it is, what race do you belong to in Middle-Earth and why: Eh... probably some nondescript race south of Gondor that doesn't come to the battle when called... I've been too lackadaisical lately about many things. What race would you *like* to belong to in Middle-Earth and why: Silvan elves, because they're woodsy and natural and artistic (and musical) without being stuck on themselves. What place(s)would you live in Middle Earth and why: Hmmmmm.... Ered Luin, maybe. Remote from all the fuss, but still elvish (and so, musical) and it has woods and the ocean and mountains all at the same time. Or-- Evendim, it's near the Shire but also has water and hills. Where would you want to visit & Why: Rivendell (elves! Music! Dancing on the riverbank!) Lorien (Elves! Music! Dancing!) Gildor's camping area (Elves! Music! Dancing!) Thranduils' halls (Elves... you get the picture...) How would you travel: With elves if I could; with hobbits if I could; I'd bring a horse to ride or pack; and hopefully I wouldn't have to shoot and skin critters. Ick. Besides the usual camping & travel stuff, what single special item is in your knapsack and why: Pennywhistle. Maybe a tiny harp. ...live without music? Not.
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...down to the water to see the elves dance and sing upon the midsummer's eve. |
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