Ariana Micheal
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Welcome to my profile! I am a creator of all kinds that has a free spirit and a huge heart. I am excited to show you some my expressions. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy creating them.
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Calling All Freaks, Geeks, and Weirdos
Knoxville is a historic town that is known for hosting amazing conventions and fairs. Dating all the way back to the 1982 World's Fair that helped revitalize the city. They now host events like trade shows, comic book conventions, music festivals, and most recently the Oddities and Curiosities Expo.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Wander
Wanderlust
My family is very good at one thing, sweeping problems under the rug. We are raised to keep face and carry on like nothing’s wrong. It never bothered me until today. Today, my favorite aunt died suddenly of cancer. I was not even aware she was sick. She was hiding the illness from me. I am not sure if she was hiding it as a way to avoid talking about it or she was worried how I would take it.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Families
The Gateway To The Great Smoky Mountains
Hometown is more than a word, it is more than a place. It is a feeling. A feeling that brings peace and comfort. While I was not born in Maryville, I do call it my home town. This town in rich with history, culture, and in recent years a fantastic artistic movement.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Wander
Carry On My Wayward Son
The year was 2005. The channel was WB at the time. It all started with a simple phrase "Dad went on a hunting trip and he hasn't been home in a few days". That is all it took for 3.8 million viewers to get hooked on Supernatural. Fifteen years and just as many seasons later, during the worst year in most peoples lives, we said goodbye to the cast of Supernatural. I am sure I was not alone as I ugly cried listening to the iconic "Carry On My Wayward Son" and watched Baby drive away just one last time.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Geeks
What To Do After The Toughest Year Of Your Life
I have always been a visual person. I have a very vivid imagination but there are areas I falter in. That is what drew me to art. Making something with my own set of hands has a whole new sense of accomplishment. One of the best forms of therapy I was given was making collages. I have been doing dream and vision boards since elementary school. On that note, after the toughest year of my life it is no surprise that I break out a classic form of therapy and enlightenment.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Motivation
