the Tchaikovsky piece you learned~ it sounded very romantic~
Funny, I never thought the piece sounded all that romantic. Never really thought the name was very appropriate.
I'm heading out to a haunted house show next weekend, you planning on any scary stuff this Halloween season?
I have an older post about it, but I don’t feel like looking for it.
Gonna dress up like this!
Mane Coat Killer Pony!
Good evening, Lyra, how are you?
Doing alright. Kinda been sitting wrong, so lower back is in a bit of pain.
It’ll pass.
So Sweetie is having problems staying focused? I've heard before that memory games and crossword puzzles exercise parts of the brain and can help lead to better concentration, so maybe that would help some.
Hmm… We could do that.
Thanks, Boscov!
*tries to enter the room without making sound* BOO! O hai other lyra how are you doing today.
Huh. You made me look, even though I keep the doors and windows locked.
I’m doing great! Still stoked about finishing that Metal Harbor recording!
How are you, other Bon-Bon? Or, maybe I should call you kinky Bon-Bon, considering your last answer?
Would you consider living in Ponyville? It's a nice place.
AnonymousThese are delightful questions.
I will savor them for now and address them at a later date!
Do you ever wish that you were a unicorn?
Anonymous…
Can’t say that exact thought has ever crossed my mind before. For what should seem like obvious reasons.
HA HA~! I DID IT!
IT TOOK LIKE FOUR HOURS, BUT I DID IT!
Full Metal Harbor! Even the exact tempo used in the original piece!
Now, I'm unsure if this has been asked, but mind sharing some entry recommendations of literature for a general selection of your genre of reading? Who are some of the authors or what are some the books closest to you? Which ones come up as the most detrimental to all your reading history? Also, thought I'd add, it's rather strange you can find interest in maths and literature - they are often liked by quite different people!
Eh…
To be honest, I didn’t like Of Mice and Ponies. I know, I know. But I just don’t see the point. A couple of ponies died, but did it really matter? What was gained? It’s just a portrait of the negativity of the time. Significant for its time, but nothing you won’t learn about in history class by today’s standards. I don’t recommend it.
A Tale of Two Cities on the other hoof I found to be very appropriate! Only real problem I had, was, you know, the antiquated language. I’d recommend getting a modernized publication. Yes, you lose some subtleties, but it’s more important that the class understa-…
Wait, are we talking about classroom or general reading? I don’t read much anymore. Last thing I read was a half story, half handbook for Grammars during my last semester in college, before I had to drop out. Was really good, though!
I prefer to read simple dialogs. You know, how people actually communicate. Like what we’re doing right now! Which is funny, because there were plenty in that book!
