I was born in Los Angeles, had to move to Florida when I was three, then again, then again...
I was the girl in the corner of the classroom that, when she spoke, said the unexpected. How cliche is that. Later on, I became a bit of a rebel and talked to strangers online without my parents knowing, and met four people that made me the person today. A snarky, social, witty, cocky girl who likes to know everything and anything about a person that strikes her as interesting.
Of course, I'm still an awkward klutz face-to-face.
Lately, I've been more into drawing, writing, and generally learning new things. People often question me about the background of my short stories- I generally leave that part out, for I myself do not know. My style of writing is a descriptive, captivating flash fiction that describes the moment, not including what caused the moment. Does that make sense?
I was the girl in the corner of the classroom that, when she spoke, said the unexpected. How cliche is that. Later on, I became a bit of a rebel and talked to strangers online without my parents knowing, and met four people that made me the person today. A snarky, social, witty, cocky girl who likes to know everything and anything about a person that strikes her as interesting.
Of course, I'm still an awkward klutz face-to-face.
Lately, I've been more into drawing, writing, and generally learning new things. People often question me about the background of my short stories- I generally leave that part out, for I myself do not know. My style of writing is a descriptive, captivating flash fiction that describes the moment, not including what caused the moment. Does that make sense?