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posted by Beth Miner @ 11:16 AM
My name is Beth. Short for Elisabeth Juliana. I was loosely named after a song called "I'm Not Lisa (my name is Julie)" by Jessi Colter. My maiden name was Singer, I once lived on Speaker Road. Music is part of me. I've been performing since I was five years old and started playing with bands when I was 15. I also started writing songs in my teens. Though I still use my pipes whenever I get the chance, songwriting has become my true passion! I love sitting in my bedroom, fingertips on black & white keys, pouring my heart into lyrics, putting my soul into a melody. I normally don't have enough patience to work at something for days, months, or years, but this little writing thing has really got me hooked! With that said, I am gearing up for what I call "Destination Nashville 2010"!! I really feel like I need to be there, to be a part of the huge songwriting machine that can swallow you whole or bring you to life. I'm excited & terrified all at the same time, but mostly happy to be able to chase after a dream.
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At May 28, 2008 at 12:00 PM ,
Carl Miner said...
I find it strange that products tagged with "Industrial" are imagined to be that much stronger and better the your run if the mill cleaners and such. As though the "Industrial" world (whatever that means) is that much nastier, smellier, and tougher than the rest of the world. It makes me think of this huge warehouse/assembly line somewhere were the employees never wash their hands, and when they use the john, they pay no mind to hitting the "target" and let the poop fall where it may. Hence the need for the "industrial" quality stuff. They apparently also need their own paper towels, according to Brawny. Maybe if you asked those women where they worked BEFORE, they would say something like "A Bolt Factory", or "The Docks".
I second read I think missed the whole point of this blog.
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