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An Aristasian brunette doing all kinds of things in the Pacific Northwest. I am a visual artist of mixed media, creating Art-Neo inspired sacred arts with traditional symbolism. I am an oblate in the Order of Saint Benedict, in my second year of this path, and was also consecrated a bishop in an independent Anglican church.

What is a brunette (and not talking about hair)?

From The District Governess, Miss Regina Snow, 1996:
"Aristasian brunettes are about as feminine as a normal human woman - that is to say, about twice as feminine as a human woman in the last quarter of the 20th century. Aristasian blondes, on the other hand, are ultra-feminine.

"On the question of blondes and brunettes, it should be understood that, as with men and women, the two sexes are mentally, physically, emotionally and psychologically different. And, as with men and women, the differences are greater rather than less than they superficially appear to be. Brunettes are very much stronger physically than blondes (the difference is rather more marked than that between men and women). They are in many respects more practical and more "steady". The emotions of a blonde are a surging torrent, her perspective often quite unworldly."

For more about me and my artwork visit miss-iris.tk and afisa.tk; to learn more about the Mission of St Mary the Divine, visit besplendid.tk. These are complete web addresses, with .tk being the New Zealand protectorate of Tokelau in the South Pacific. And I do also have a web log at lovelymissiris.blogspot.com.

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