Mara (pronounced Mah-rah)
21.
Flutist.
Optimist.
Still figuring out who I am and what I'd like to do...
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8. My biggest turn-offs: Arrogance and ungratefulness. I can understand being proud of yourself, but being humble about it the best way to go. It someone starts bragging and being cocky, I shut right down and don’t even hear a word they’re saying.
25. It changes everyday. lol I want to go to grad school. What exactly for? I don’t know. I think in the long run, I’d like to teach younger students (like middle school age.) I’d also like to maybe get some adjunct job at a college to teach jazz doublers how to play the flute with a good tone.
When I have to talk before a piece
lol I will never forget having to say Au- dela du temps by Yuko Uebayashi with Roya before we played our duet at Wildacres. :)
- 1. Sexual orientation.
- 2. What I’m really bad at.
- 3. The one person whose arms I’d like to be in.
- 4. My best first date.
- 5. A description of my self-esteem.
- 6. Who my best friends are.
- 7. My favorite book.
- 8. Biggest turn-offs.
- 9. A description of my best friend.
- 10. My favorite animal.
- 11. Someone I miss.
- 12. The reason behind my last breakup.
- 13. What I did yesterday.
- 14. What my greatest achievement is.
- 15. A description of the person I dislike most.
- 16. My 5 favorite songs right now.
- 17. How my last kiss went down.
- 18. What I find attractive in the preferred sex.
- 19. All of the pets I’ve ever had.
- 20. Favorite flavor of ice cream.
- 21. The one place I want to be right now.
- 22. The meanest thing anyone has ever said to me.
- 23. Where I have lived before.
- 24. I’ll love you if…
- 25. What are my future plans?
- 26. An internal conflict I have with myself.
- 27. What I’m doing tomorrow.
- 28. What I want to be when I get older.
- 29. Most embarrassing moment.
- 30. Two of my insecurities.
- 31. What I would do if I won the lottery.
- 32. A description of the boy or girl I like.
- 33. What I love most about myself.
- 34. My biggest pet peeves.
- 35. What bands I’ve seen live.
- 36. How many kids I want in the future.
- 37. My idea of a perfect date.
- 38. What I’m really good at.
- 39. Most traumatic experience.
- 40. Where I would like to live.
- 41. The nicest thing anyone’s ever said to me.
- 42. Do I like where I am now?
- 43. My relationship with my sibling(s).
- 44. All the pets I’ve ever had.
- 45. What I can hear right now.
- 46. My biggest worry currently.
- 47. Something I’ve wished for repeatedly.
- 48. My relationship with my parents.
- 49. Something I should have said a long time ago.
- 50. What my last text message says.
- 51. What I hate most about myself.
- 52. Biggest turn-ons.
- 53. What words upset me the most.
The Instagram Socialmatic Camera.
Yes, that just happened. The team at ADR Studio have sold their souls to the devil and conjured up one of the best inventions of the year — possibly the decade. The Instagram Socialmatic Camera concept brings the Instagram icon to live, allowing the glorious app to actually function as the instant film camera that has spurred its very existence.
Here are some of the features:
• 16 GB mass storage.
• Wifi and Bluetooth.
• 4:3 touchscreen.
• 2 main lens, first for main capture, second for 3D filters, webcam applications and QR Code capturing.
• Optical zoom.
• LED Flash.
• Internal printer to make your Instagram photos real.
• Paper cartridge with Instagram Paper Sheets.
• Dedicated 4 colors ink tanks.
• InstaOs 1.0, which put together Facebook and Instagram App feature.The Instagram Paper Sheets has a retro side with a glue strip, so you can use your photos to vandalize anything your heart desires.
Flax seeds are a great source of Omega 3 fatty acids, which help lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation, and strengthen the immune system. Omega 3’s also play a crucial role in brain function, and there is evidence suggesting that they may help combat depression and anxiety. :)
Ingredients:
2 cups flax seeds
2 cups water
1 tsp salt (optional)
Directions:
In a mixing bowl, combine all ingredients - stirring until a gelatinous mixture is formed. Pour your mixture onto two dehydrator trays, and spread evenly. Your batter should be about 1/8 inch thick.
Dehydrate two to three hours on 118 degrees, then flip and score lines in the batter to make 16 equal squares per tray. Dehydrate for another two to three hours or until crispy. Break along lines, and store in an airtight container in the cupboard. Will keep for up to a month.
