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icepixieObviously, I'm a memesheep.
Heh. "Newsweek, People, and icepixie's journal." *snicker*
In other news, I went to see a concert by Chatham Baroque last night. They rocked muckhly--there were two violins, a viola da gamba (think cello, but not quite as big), lots of percussion done by one guy (tamborines, shakers, castanets(?)), and a guy who played both baroque guitar and the theorbo, which is the bass member of the lute family. Think a lute on steroids. It had a neck that was as tall as I am, or very close to it. Anyway, they played a lot of Spanish and Latin American Baroque music that was originally for dancing. It sounded vaguely like Paso Doble and Swing had had children, and it was hard not to get up and start doing ballroom. ;) They were selling CDs afterwards, and Kate and I are sharing one. If you get a chance, go see one of their concerts.
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| Category | Your Score | Average LJer |
| Community Attachment | 34.41% There's something special about you. Every once in awhile, one of your topics gets everyone chatting. | 25.5% |
| MemeSheepage | 57.89% I am but one quiz among millions. My brethren surround me on the page. | 30.82% |
| Original Content | 64.52% Newsweek, People, and icepixie's journal | 40.83% |
| Psychodrama Quotient | 9.64% Had a comment taken out of context once or twice | 16.75% |
| Attention Whoring | 29.55% You do a little dance whenever someone friends you | 21.97% |
Heh. "Newsweek, People, and icepixie's journal." *snicker*
In other news, I went to see a concert by Chatham Baroque last night. They rocked muckhly--there were two violins, a viola da gamba (think cello, but not quite as big), lots of percussion done by one guy (tamborines, shakers, castanets(?)), and a guy who played both baroque guitar and the theorbo, which is the bass member of the lute family. Think a lute on steroids. It had a neck that was as tall as I am, or very close to it. Anyway, they played a lot of Spanish and Latin American Baroque music that was originally for dancing. It sounded vaguely like Paso Doble and Swing had had children, and it was hard not to get up and start doing ballroom. ;) They were selling CDs afterwards, and Kate and I are sharing one. If you get a chance, go see one of their concerts.
