You have no idea how right you are.Linux's spiritual gifts: introspection and scripture memorization. I might have a few more.
English.
So much, but I'm into traveling more than anything else. I've spent the last 10 years holed up in these 4 walls, so it's about time I got to seeing the world.
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So much, but I'm into traveling more than anything else. I've spent the last 10 years holed up in these 4 walls, so it's about time I got to seeing the world.
As for where to go, hmm, that's a tough one. I do want to visit the mountains of South America, namely Paraguay and Peru. I hear the hiking is great and there is a lot of sheep there, so I dream of buying good wool clothing from the locals. I would like to visit Greece and Israel as well. Maybe I'll visit Germany too
I will show you if you do. a friend spent a few years there and his story make it sound wonderful. you will always have money for more traveling!
I'm not one for crowds, but we'll see.
I can believe it. My dad tells me that Switzerland is surrounded by mountains, so there should be at least one hiking trail there. I wouldn't want to interfere with the Swiss military though. I understand that they are in those mountains for good reasons too.
I am sorry to hear this. Hopefully you will able to get away, even if it is only for a few days.
Teaching is a hard job, especially when you aren't trained in it.You could teach English where you go.
I'll get the finances sorted though. That's my challenge!I suppose I can take your word for it. Thank for the kind offer.You should see Germany for last. You will fall in love and not go anywhere.
I misunderstood what you were studying.Teaching is a hard job, especially when you aren't trained in it.
That's the plan. Yeah, I'm a web designer as well as a writer, and there are online chess tournaments. I just have to win them.Like you enjoy writing. Alot of ways to make money online. Blogs and reviews, and website like that.
Or be the best chess player wherever you go.
I don't think it's anxiety as much as I just find them noisy and annoying.
I have a couple of friends that I'm working on getting to join me. I definitely don't want to travel alone.
Accept yes, Kreator no. I like Accept's recent album Too Mean To Die.
Unfortunately, I am not yet well-versed. I was introduced to Rammstein by a young male Christian friend which produced a rather awkward situation indeed. Given that said introduction caused quite the stir among our friend group, I haven't been eager to inquire of him into more German metal bands. So Rammstein and Accept are all I know (and I didn't know Accept was German until I looked up the topic of German metal).
That's the plan. Yeah, I'm a web designer as well as a writer, and there are online chess tournaments. I just have to win them.
No, but I consider it essential to see it soon. If I continue in chess, people will be asking me about it, so it pays to know what they are talking about.Have you seen Queen's Gambit?
That is what I picture.
*shrugs* I like being alone in a crowd better than known in a crowd…
No, the song lyrics were concerning to our friends because they were not God-honoring. This happened on a kids’ forum. Big no-no.O, did he crush on you?
No, but I know Amaranthe, a Swedish metal band. Hmm.
It's a good show.
O that made sense. Their songs are not for kids.
Chess is weird. In theory, women should be just as capable at chess as men, but there are still (easier) women’s titles that exist because of sexism and money. However, women aren’t barred from playing against the men for the same titles and championships they get.
I can’t recommend Red enough, especially their earlier albums. Recently I was digging through some Living Sacrifice because @Sketcher recommended it to me and I will say they are good, though they take a very different approach to the idea of Christian metal than Red does.
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It is interesting. Any time I see Chess it is all men. I did not know there is even Female Grandmaster.
I can’t recommend Red enough, especially their earlier albums. Recently I was digging through some Living Sacrifice because @Sketcher recommended it to me and I will say they are good, though they take a very different approach to the idea of Christian metal than Red does.
Red goes the emotions that a believer in Christ experiences through the painful process of spiritual development, and they do that very well. They alternate clean vocals with the growls and screams. Michael is a very talented vocalist.
Living Sacrifice growls 100% of their vocals, and they are more direct about their faith. One of their songs is titled “Love Forgives” which should give you an idea. Anyway, I’ll slowly make my way through the list Sketcher gave me.
And there is this one song
Description: A metal song about what Jesus’ disciples were likely feeling between Jesus death and resurrection.
Dark Sky isn’t a Christian band - the rest of the album got some theology wrong.
List of female chess grandmasters - Wikipedia
