Re: "The Case of the Found CD's"

[Bethany Keeley <blk4 at calvin_edu>]

so I've been thinking and thinking and thinking and I'm going to follow a
recent trend to say that it's Mezzamorphis by Delirious.  Or perhaps Sixpence
None the Richer's self titled.  Although, I have Revolver as well....

So I've been thinking about how people would peg me by my music collection.  I
think they would put me as me, but perhaps a little older.  Someone female (due
to the large number of femeale singers in my collection) and semi-artsy.  They
would figure out that I was a Christian from my CCM selections.  Someone might
find me eclectic because of the odd variety.  Those that point to my actual age
might be the selection by One Eighty, an obscure christian swing-ska band.
It's a fun album which I rarely listen to.  But also some of the more recent
CCM might suggest I was a teenager in the 90s.
Just rambling out here
Bethany

np: Elvis Costello: All this Useless Beauty

Kelly Ball wrote:

>
> So my question is, which of your CD's is your flint tool?
>

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