Inkanta


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Posted: Aug. 01 2002, 13:58 |
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All three daughters (ages 8, 10, 15) listened to MO in utero (zinc--I suspect your son did, too, eh?). HR, Incantations, Ommadawn (and for the youngest) TBII accompanied us in the hospital. The 8 and 10-year old are still fans, especially of the vocal stuff, and absolutely WHINE (yikes! sometimes for MITR and MS. They've also been know to get into fights over which one to play first. They, along with two other young MO fans (daughters of someone on the Amarok ML) sang "TBF" in the car while we were driving around Chincoteague and Assateague Islands (Virginia) this past June.
My 15-year-old is into other music; in fact, she has been known to tease me about being so in love with MO music. Earlier this summer, she flew off on a music tour, and one of the last things she said (out of the blue) before departing was, "Mom. Just want you to know. I really don't think MO's music is all that bad. I kinda like some of it." Guess if something had happened she didn't want me to go through life thinking she didn't like the music. ??? <-:
All three seem very interested in playing MVR, so now that our summer is calming down a bit and we have the key, I imagine they'll begin playing very soon. We're in the US, so perhaps though I'll not be able to be online at 11 am local time (ah, the sacrifices of working <-; ), you might run into the three of them. If they can agree on an avatar. <-;
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