Rochellaine

@rochellaine

Some just have more than others 😛

Oh, sorry! I didn’t mean to ignore it 😀 Currently I just have all the music on my computer on random, so its going from Casting Crowns to A Tale of Two Cities, Phantom, Les Mis, Anastasia, etc.

I’m not sure…did I leave?? I’m sure I was talking to you while I was eating lunch. But that could…[Read more]

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😛 Since we usually only have someone playing guitar, everything kind of sounds the same 😀

We go to a Baptist church too and its the same one we’ve been going to since I was about five. it has a lot of issues, but my dad is in a leadership role, and I think that with God’s guidance and help, its getting better, a little at a time.

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I just looked up “How Deep the Father’s Love” and it was only written thirty years ago, which surprised me because I thought it was much older than that! It uses really old language and it was written as a hymn, rather than a more modern worship song (and I thought it was written by Wesley or something 😛 )

I believe I’ve heard all…[Read more]

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You did say you had a headache so I thought you might have gone to bed earlier. Obviously not though 😛

None of us are particularly musically inclined, so not really, but I do love when we do similar things at Youth group.

Well, some of the hymns we sing are “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” (one of my favourites) “Amazing Grace”…[Read more]

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Okay 😀 (I forgot again. tis Sunday for you)

Technically I do start a day before you, but today’s July 2nd, so I’m still starting a day late 😛

Listening to anything interesting lately?

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

Anyone around today?

@rochellaine Oaky 🙂
Oh wow, you read the whole thing already?! 😀

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Sapphilon does sound pretty, I have to admit. But its just my opinion that any of them starting with a Q don’t sound that great.

Neither am I professional shipper (and yes, there surely must be such things). I don’t usually come up with these sort of things 😉

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Haha 😛

I’m happy to call them Sapphire and Quillon but some people like to squash names together and I’m interested in how I can do it 😛

@rochellaine Yay, awesome! You can definitely leave comments if you’d like. 🙂

@rochellaine Wow, that is REALLY interesting! I’ll have to research that subject more, I’m really curious 😉

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All right 😀 Bye! I’ll see you another day 😛

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I read Jen’s book while she was writing it but I haven’t read the edited version yet. Its good though. I’ll think you’ll enjoy it 🙂

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Oh yes, I’m back. I was just reading about contemporary Christian music though and got distracted.

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Yep. Trying to get myself to write the last few sentences of chapter 6 so I can finally move on to chapters 7 and 8… *sigh*

I feel like the quality of my writing has been declining. Thinking about putting what I just wrote up for beta reading is giving me the shivers.

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Well, I’ve heard a lot of reasons why Christians shouldn’t listen to it, but I’ve never heard anything like that before.

I’m eating lunch, actually.

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Still getting distracted. Which is bad. I’m trying to get as much writing done as possible before I have to start work.

@rochellaine @seekjustice

Hey guys. I’ll be on for a while.

Contemporary Christian music is bad for health? That’s… the first I heard of it.

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Fascinating! I didn’t even know people studied this sort of thing. Unfortunately, my knowledge of music basically extends to “this sounds nice, this doesn’t” so I don’t really understand all about chord progressions and such (I wouldn’t know a particular chord if it bit me). But still, its very interesting.

@rochellaine I can’t really chat now, but…

I didn’t know your brother had a degree in music! That’s really cool, including the part about how music affects people’s brains. What is it that you learned about contemporary music? (I don’t listen to contemporary Christian music either for the most part, just cuz I find most of it annoying)