Skating and chocolate

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The ice skating was fun. Good music for high-speed ice skating includes the second allegro from Bach’s Concerto No. 2 in Am, BWV 593, which is a Vivaldi concerto for two violins that Bach stole borrowed and reworked for organ, and geBORGt’s “Stausong” and “Alea Iacta Est,” since anything sung reasonably rapidly in German is good go-fast music.

I also now have 1.6 kg of chocolate covered peanuts, chocolate covered hazelnuts, and just plain chocolate. I got the volume discount for buying lots at once!

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*scratches head* Looks like "Past Life's Temptation" and "In Spite of All" have their titles interchanged on my iPod. I'll have to fix that. Well, I like them both... You got the biting voices, yes. It really works for the song.

I always wonder how these elf and human in love songs will seem to me in a decade or two...

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Curiouser and curiouser, the track titles match those printed on the CD liner, which doesn't match what's actually on the CD.

[lisande.livejournal.com]

Looks like "Past Life's Temptation" and "In Spite of All" have their titles interchanged on my iPod.

They have - it's a printing error on the cover of the CD, I think.
I love them both, but I thought of the song with the elves (the "real" In Spite Of All). My role playing character Fynn (a little human thief) comes into this elven settlement together with his lifebonded, the elf Mhiriyel (a character of aryana_filker and thinks that everybody there hates him (which isn't true, but he feels like it... *g*