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Birthday: 9/14/1985
Gender: Female
Interests: eating, sleeping, playing french horn, playing trumpet, drama-ing it up... GO BACKSTAGERS!Yeah, i'm a nerd. I used to play basketball but considering my skills have only declined since i was 9, well, we all know what happened there. As far as sports go, I'm just too lazy and not nearly competitive enough. But it's all good. Besides, I'd rather be in a green room with hot and awesome people than in a locker room with sweaty girls that lack personality... but that's just my opinion.
Expertise: I have mastered the fine art of narcolepcy. Class is my ultimate preference as far as places to sleep go. I'm an expert at losing... winning just isn't everything to me. You lose, oh well, get over it. Oh yeah, I'm also a master at being at the center of attention, blabbing things, and knowing my faults. What can I say? I like being the center of the universe... from there, you can see everything.
Message: message me
AIM:  confusedmel914
Member Since:
5/26/2003
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| long time no write... have you ever had an odd feeling inside you that
you can't quite put your finger on? just when i thought that i knew the
whole spectrum to human emotion, i was wrong. here comes another
emotion, not happiness or sadness or anger or even numbness. it's an
odd feeling. it's the feeling of true uncertainty about everything
around me whether it be education, careers, friends, family... it's
sheer confusion. i guess that's not a totally new emotion but it feels
different this time and i'm not quite sure why. all i know is that
there are certain things in life that come by that are too good to let
wander away. i just have to make sure i get off my lazy ass to ensure
that those things will still be there tomorrow.
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| i'll be home in two weeks. it's odd how one can get used to working so
much. i don't know what i'm going to do with my free time once it's all
over. was it worth it? i didn't get paid much and i worked more than
most people my age do but i think it was worth it. i learned painting
techniques that they don't teach at isu and how rep theatre is run. i
got a taste of what i'm in for as far as working in the world of
theatre goes. i've made a lot of connections with people that i would
have otherwise never met. plus, i got ins with the right people in the
theatre department at isu. it's always good to demonstrate that you
have to will and passion to do well in a career that expects nothing
less. is this the right career move for me? it's too early to truly
tell but i intend on giving it my best shot. sure, i may not be that
famous actor or musician that everyone in the country recognizes but
one day, i'm going to be that person that everyone says "hey, you
remember that great show once upon a time? i know the person that
designed it..."
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| working a lot. my back hurts. someone buy me a personal masseuse, quick! that is all
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| congratulations conant high school class of 2006. as your year draws to
an end, let me say that it is quite odd knowing that you will no
longer be at conant high school. considering i really have no close
friends younger than any of you, it brings closure to the whole high
school thing. now, if i choose to see a play there, it will not be to
see friends in it so i can be as critical as i want! just kidding...
although, in all seriousness, i probably will be.
as you all begin your journey to greater things, let me leave you with
some advice: enjoy this summer for all it's worth. you will never get
another one like it. enjoy the freedom, make memories, get some sleep.
also, when you get to school, just because a class seems easy at first
does not mean you can stop going. teachers like to mess with you and
make shit hard once you stop attending. oh yeah, GO TO CLASSES! i know
most of you will have a new found freedom from people forcing you to go
to school but go anyway. remember, once you get kicked out, you'll
probably be thrown straight into the real world. the real world does
not sound fun. i am terrified of the real world. no job, no insurance,
no money, no nothing. also, when picking a major, look at what makes
you the happiest. where do you feel at home? what do you wake up for in
the morning? if there is something that you absolutely need to be doing
with your life, then do it. don't go for something because it seems
sort of interesting or bizarre or something that can make you a lot of
money. go for something you love. it took me two years to figure that
one out. imagine how much sooner i would be getting out of school and
gaining real work experience if i had just given into my gut feeling.
another thing, know when you are at fault and fess up to it. it makes
life a lot easier. no matter what, don't let that one jackass that you
have to encounter day after day after day ruin your experience.
instead, turn him or her into a joke and find another reason to laugh.
that is all for my words of wisdom. i'm not sure if they even make
sense or pertain to you. i work too much for far too little money so my
body and mind are crapping out on me at the moment. once again,
congratulations! come visit me. i like visitors that can stir things up
a bit.
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| wow... they're really drunk upstairs. fyi, hieneken that is flat and warm is not good but the keg shaped cans are pretty cool.
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