Sam
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Marketing |
| Occupation | Signs, Art, Design, Arts Counil |
| Location | NC, United States |
| Links | Wishlist |
| Introduction | President of the Northwestern Randolph County Arts Council (nwrcac.org). Proud employee of Clark Sign Corp. (clarksigncorp.com) |
| Interests | Art, Drawing, painting, sculpting, scrapbooking, crochet, writing, business design, 3D Rendering, Graphic Design, reading, movies, nature documentaries, history documentaries, beer, wine, new foods, seafood, Japanese food. |
| Favorite movies | Predator [series], Alien [series], AVP [series], Die Hard [series], Blade [series], Underworld [series], Wildlife documentaries--esp. David Attenborough, Will & Grace, Action/Adventure movies, Classics, BBC's and A&E's Pride & Prejudice, Bleak House, Shakespeare (Taming of the Shrew & Much Ado About Nothing being my personal favorites), Classic movies such as Thin Man series, Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers, Bringing Up Baby, the African Queen, etc...; Romancing the Stone, Independance Day, Batman: The Dark Knight, Tim Burton's Batmans, ORIGINAL Star Wars trilogy, LoTR, Harry Potter, MANY more! |
| Favorite music | I have a broad range of musical taste, my favorites being: Adam Lambert!, Ethnic (African, Celtic, Native American, Indian/Asian, etc.), Jazz (also Dean Martin, Nat King and Natalie Cole, Frank Sinatra), Smooth Jazz, Swing (Pennsylvania 65000!), Beach Music, Classic Rock, 70s & 80s Rock (KISS, Cinderella, AC/DC, Autograph, Alice Cooper, Ratt, Poison, Metallica, etc), New Age, and of course Nox Arcana and Midnight Syndicate. |
| Favorite books | Classics (Shakespeare, H.G. Wells, Tolkien, Dickens, Jane Austen), Fiction: Sci Fi (Timothy Zahn), Fantasy (Kim Harrison), Romance/Paranormal Romance (Shelly Laurenston/G.A. Aiken). |
Your bow is not broken but you've run out of arrows. How can you fake being a bard?
I'd pinch the string at the top to make up for fingering a chord and pluck with the other hand. The higher or lower you chord hand, the more different the pitch of the note... As for singing... No can do... :P