Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Who am I?
I am a knitter. I am a dog parent. I am a couch napper. I am a reader. I am the oldest child. I am a loved child. I am a reader. I am a library patron. I am a voter. I am a driver. I am a former cellist. I am a friend. I am learning to sew clothes. I am a thrift-store shopper. I am a movie watcher. I am a daydreamer. I am a woman. I am a sky watcher. I am a walker. I am an art lover. I am allergic. I am a typo finder. I am a cuticle biter. I am an Anglophile. I am a rock'n'roll lover. I am a soul music lover. I am a theist who never goes to church. I am an optimist. I am a queen. I am practically blind without lenses. I am a former Memphian. I am a current Nashvillian. I am a Tennessean and southerner. I am a college graduate. I am a joker. I am a Mary-jane wearer. I am a purse collector. I am a listener. I am a blogger. I am Sarah.
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you played the cello?
Yes, I played cello fifth through twelfth grades. Then I went to colleges that didn't have strings programs and effectively put the cello away (although I still posess it). People are sometimes disappointed that I don't play anymore, but I have so many other interests and after high school there was no one to play with and it wasn't any fun. I'm so out of practice now that I can't play like I used to, but it was a great part of my youth, and I was lucky that the city schools in Memphis had a strings program. I'm not terribly musically talented, but my accomplishments were that I went to All State Orchestra all three years I was eligible in high school, and my senior year I was in the Memphis Youth Symphony, which was great fun. We rehearsed for three hours on Sunday afternoons, if you can imagine!
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