Saturday 9 piano

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 every Saturday. 
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and here is today's questions! 

Saturday 9: Piano (2013)
Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.

1) As she sings, Ariana muses about the songs she could compose on her piano. Do you play the piano?

I actually do play the piano there is nothing I love
to do more than tickle those beautiful Ivories

2) She compares love songs, saying there are sad ones about how hard love is, and happy ones that make you want to dance. What's your favorite love song?Is it sad or happy? 

My favorite love song  KEEPER OF THE STARS, it's a 

happy song this is the song Gator asked me to marry 

him by

3) Ariana's mother always told her that they took her name from Princess Oriana in the 1988 movie Felix the Cat. Who is your favorite cartoon character? Only 1 wow is this a tough one, I would have to say 


4) Ariana's favorite board game is Monopoly. 

What's your favorite board game?  I also love 

Monopoly, however we have been playing 



5) She relaxes by baking. When you feel keyed up,

 what do you do to relax?  I love cooking but when 

I get keyed up my relaxation is blogging.

6) She is a huge Florida Panthers fan, even though

 once, as a little girl, she got hit by a puck. Now that 

the NHL season is underway, how's your favorite team doing?  My favorite NHL team  5th in the Pacific division

7) In 2013, when this song was popular, the NHL 

reached an agreement with the players union and

averted a strike. Have you ever belonged to a union? 

 I have never belonged to a union, however

 my dad was a union member  until he retired

 

8) Also in 2013, Pauline Philips died. Ms. Philips 

was better known to millions of readers as 

"Dear Abby." At its height, her advice column

 appeared in 1,400 newspapers across the country. 

Do you still read a printed copy of your newspaper?

I read both digital and printed, it is nice to still see paper

9) If you could get the answer to one question about

 your future, what would that one question be?

wow this is a tough one also, I would ask where
I would be in 10 yrs