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| About gomuae | |
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| About Me: | Occupational Nerd. Just another half twisted sheep amongst the flock of sordid flesh ridden mortals. Ya know the wide eyed pessimistic type that keeps the optomistic sorts in their confined cages. Really nothing too spectacular or special. Musically inclined and ever adapting to this confined finite speck of dirt we call earth. |
| Activities: | Life and Death Attempting in a vain approach to understand the greater forces of intertwined intricate parts that through desolate threads hems together the fashionable ideal of what we all consider and percieve to be Gai (mother earth) |
| Interests: | Piano; Music. Writing, mathmatics, literature (classic novels). Books. Art and culture. Instruments. Language. |
| Favorite TV Shows: | Sci-Fi. Cartoons. Nature. Educational. |
| Favorite Movies: | all time favorite and #1 - Phantom Tollboth (the book is just as wonderfull) Recently Viewed (suggested) Hurt Locker 25th Hour Rolan's Cadillac (Stepehn King, might be wrong on title) |
| Favorite Music: | Radiohead, Bowie, Devildriver, Cure, Smiths, Skinnypuppy, NIN, RHCP, CCR, Smashing Pumpkins, Children of Bodom, Zappa... this list never ends either. |
| Favorite Books: | Dark Tower, Dune Chronicles, H.G. Wells, Washington Irving, Maxfield Parish.... The list never ends. Aesop's Fables, The Brother's Grimm. Fairytailes and folklore. Steinbeck. Atlas Shrugged, Fountainhead. Anything within the Penguin Press library, encyclopediae, atlas, dictionaries. Sir Aruthur Conan Doyle, Milton, Miguel de Cervantes, Kerouac, The Arabian Knights.. Jules Verne, Douglas Adams Historical doctuments, thesis, scientific theories. General essays on most topics. Educational resources galore.. There probably isn't one of you that devours books as I do on this site. Sorry. |
| Favorite Quotes: | None shall pass. "Many have fallen by the sword, but not as many as by the tongue" - Aprocrypha Sirach 28:18 An unexpected visitor is often most welcome when they depart Haste makes waste, yet there is no penance in hesitance |
just for that super funny and yet true comment
i'm sooo popping your wall cherry. haha ^_^
by the way mapple leaf papers sounds fantastic.
Posted by tsunadetiger007 3 years ago
I just really wanted to leave this somewhere
temporarily. Yeah America may be one of the most
hated and misunderstood contries. That's what
happens when everyone views you entirely for your
government. Yet, for all of those past the border
whom keep running their jaw about us, why the hell
do all of you keep listening to our music, movies,
and enjoying the other parts of our culture.
Posted by gomuae 3 years ago
Hmm, well I'm an English major so I've
had the good fortune to read many of the classics
for class. I love love love Les Miserables...or
Hugo in general. Umm... other's I enjoyed:
Last of the Mohicans, Pride and Prejudice, Emma,
Candide, Frankenstein... I'm having trouble
thinking of a lot of them. And there are so many
more that I know I need to read! I'm also a
fan of plays and poetry.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
I just read The Alchemist for a class and it was
awesome. I'm a huge fan of Tennyson as well.
Also, I finally got to read Paradise Lost, and I
think Milton was a genius. I see you have quite a
few favorites as well! It's nice to see
someone reading classics.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Science, huh? I ran away from anything science and
math related. I don't envy you at all! What
do you intend to do with it? Yeah, sometimes
having to read some things for class doesn't
work out so well. And I am usually so busy reading
for my classes, that I don't have any leisure
time for it, which is probably the main drawback.
I also wish I had more time for writing as
that's what I truly love to do.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Language is such a fascinating thing and writing
is my one true outlet. But alas, I must make the
most of the time I have to do what I must. I
can’t complain too much – I’d be an eternal
student if I could, I think.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Yeah, that’s my goal, actually. I want to teach
in Japan for a couple of years through the JET
program. I want to see the world, in general, and
that’s probably the best and easiest way. Not to
mention…I kind of just want to DO something. I
am interested in learning as many Asian languages
as possible. Well, as many languages as possible.
I’m constantly seeking change and knowledge.
What better way than to travel the world? So when
I graduate, I’m going to do that, I hope.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
That’s cool that you want to teach too. I never
thought I would want to teach, but the more I
think about it, the more I like the idea. I want
to get at least a Masters, but I think I’ll
travel a bit before doing that. Majoring in
English was never my first choice, ironically.
Linguistics is what I really want to do, so I’ll
get my Masters in that.
You play instruments? Which ones? I’m starting violin lessons tomorrow and I’m really excited about it.
You play instruments? Which ones? I’m starting violin lessons tomorrow and I’m really excited about it.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
So why didn't you do it? The language degree,
I mean? And I'll see about the Japan thing.
I'm not worried about it. I just simply
refuse to fail >< I'm going to get ESL
certified before I apply to help as well.
Oh, the piano. Nice. I took lessons for a year, and I really wish my parents had made me stick with it. Next to the violin, it's my favorite musical instrument to hear. And together they are amazing. It's always impressive to watch and listen to a good piano player.
Oh, the piano. Nice. I took lessons for a year, and I really wish my parents had made me stick with it. Next to the violin, it's my favorite musical instrument to hear. And together they are amazing. It's always impressive to watch and listen to a good piano player.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Yeah, I know what you mean. Money is always an
issue. I hate it. But, I am considering a
doctorate if I get my masters. I have time though
to work with that though, and it isn’t my
current priority, of course. And that’s not a
bad goal. Comfortable, anyway. I think if I ever
settle, my goal will be to live out in Montana
with horses and be a writer. As horses are my life
and writing my passion. It would be my perfect
dream.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
You have an idea of where you are going, and
that’s good. My plans change with the wind…but
I suppose it’s to be expected. Nothing is
permanent. Math wasn’t a bad choice if it works
for you. I would have died. The harp? That’s
interesting. Why won’t you attempt to learn?
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Oh, I see. The piano has an amazing sound. I
frequently listen to it when I'm writing.
Hmm.. Horses aren't beasts of burden. My
horse is everything to me. I've been riding
for fifteen years, and I can't imagine life
without her.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Haha. Yeah. She owns my bank account. And gets
everything she wants. And eats better (and
more--way more) than I do! But she deserves it. I
have a cat too who is a spoiled pain, but too cute
to ignore 
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
AWW you have a great dane? They are huge! Might as
well have a horse! Hehe. I had a dog for about a
month but had to get rid of her because she had
separation anxiety and tried to eat her way out of
my apartment to find me. I am not a dog person,
but I loved that dog. Now ... I have a cat. And
she's just as nuts. What's your
dog's name?
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
It's a shame large dogs don't live as
long as their smaller counterparts. Great Danes
are really intriguing dogs, though. I have a
collie back home who is actually a little over 12
1/2 years old, which is pretty impressive. She was
my companion in childhood.
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Oh you are buying a house? Nice! And I can imagine
that that is quite hectic. But, hey, it'll be
nice to have your own house. And I don't envy
14 hour shifts either. I like my 5-6 hour ones =P
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
hey sry wasn´t online for a while,... and no not
anywhere near the ne side im in hessen that´s
about the middle of germany
Posted by faith_connors 3 years ago
hannover is about 2 1/2 hours by train from
here,... I once was there with my class but since
it was a complete girl class I only saw everything
clothing store and shoe palace from the inside but
didn´t really see hannover. But if you visit it
I´ll warn you don´t take a girl with you they
have a ridicoulous number of h&m there
seriously it´s like beeing in hell only that they
painted it neon coloured hugz
hugz Posted by faith_connors 3 years ago
Sorry it took so long to respond. You are a prison
guard? That sounds tedious. Anything new
happening?
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
We don't see much snow here. Maybe once a
year here, but it doesn't stick for more than
a couple hours...if it sticks at all. Then, back
home (230 miles south of here), it snows MAYBE
once every decade. lol. Yeah, school is going to
be a pain this semester. My English classes
aren't bad, but my French class has the
teacher from hell...
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
Hello. Long time, no talk. Hope everything is well
your way!
Posted by thesundancer8 3 years ago
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