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@That_Writer_Girl_99 don’t worry. XD I forgot that it wasn’t a normal term. You might call it a barn dance? *shrugs uncertainly*
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Er, yeah, I think I get what you’re trying to say. @jane-maree
Writer. Dreamer. Sometimes blogger. MBTI mess. Lover of Jesus and books.
Wait. Are you for real? We’re a stereotype? There’s nothing stereotypical about writing fiction…
@That_Writer_Girl_99 *grins* Chill. I’m totally teasing. It’s just that the stereotypical career choice of an INFP, according to popular consensus in the MBTI community, is writing fiction. That, or poetry. Which I love. 😉 SO I guess that makes me a double stereotype then. XD
@Dragon-Snapper O.O my life is a lie… 😛@jess-penrose I’m really late her, but I just wanted to say hi and I’ve enjoyed this thread. 🙂
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@Jess-Penrose Hi-ya! Sorry, I’m shamefully late, but welcome to the Kingdom in any case. 🙂 I’m an INFP too! There are quite a lot of us around here. *strokes cat creepily* Very interesting…
I’ve though about learning elvish; is it very hard? Zikers, that’s a lot of instruments you play!! I only do piano and I have a guitar I stare at pensively every now in then. 😜 Do you have a favorite instrument? (Forgive me if you already answered this question earlier, I haven’t read through this entire thread).
@Dragon-Snapper @Kate-Flournoy 😆 That was perfect…*is probably geeking out about something*
S’okay @daeus and @graciegirl, I still feel welcomed! (Considering I almost went into shock at the instant response from people here.) : D
Quenya is really quite easy to learn if you want to, some part are ridiculously confusing, but, if you look on http://folk.uib.no/hnohf/qcourse.htm. It takes you through learning it, oh, and don’t skip the intro. : D
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Inspiration<@jess-penrose Ah, I haven’t read Children of Hurin yet. Maybe I’ll do that this summer. Is it good?
What? You learn elvish at school!!!!!! Mmmmm…now I’m jealous.
It’s…ah well, I’m not really sure which form. It’s from the Hobbit. I translated the inscription and pretty much just memorized the alphabet. I can’t speak it, though. I think I’ll just call it ancient dwarvish. 😛
Goodness, that’s a lot of instruments! And yes, I’m with @that_writer_Girl_99 The guitar is an awesome and helpful instrument.
Elizabeth, have you ever played a 12 string guitar?
@kate-flournoy We’re doomed.
@graciegirl *bows* Taa daa!☀ ☀ ☀ ENFP ☀ ☀ ☀
Late to the party, but welcome to the site, @jess-penrose! Glad to have you here with us. 🙂
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A 12-string? No, although if I ever came across someone who had one, I’d definitely want to try it out. Sounds fun!
Have you?
Also…I’m dying to learn how to play bass guitar. It’s on my list of to-dos. @dragon-snapper
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@Jess-Penrose I love your profile picture and the quote!!!
@kina-lamb Thanks! I find it encouraging, and it’s good to live by! Glad to meet you!
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