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Hi. I am an active home-schooled teen. I will be 14 in April. I am the oldest child in our little "army" and often baby-sit when Mom ecapes to the rest of civilization. I have a little white fluff ball named Sally. She is a cross between a Corgi and a White Akita. I just recently got braces (oh, joy) and will be wearing them for two years (even more joy). That means no gum, popcorn, or chewy/hard candy for two years. (AAAGGHHH!) My weekly schedule is very full. On Mondays, I have choir practice and Youth Group. Tuesdays I have indoor soccer. Thursdays I have choir practice, and on Fridays I have band. I also volunteer my time during Lent when my church holds Friday Fish Fries. Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays are my only days off, and even then I still have school and chores. I have been home-schooled for three years now, and will be home-schooled during high school. I don't know where I want to go to college, nor what I want to major in. I like to take pictures, so I'd like to take a few photography courses in college. I'd also like to take a few classes in beauty school because I like to style my sibs' and friends' hair. |
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I am a die-hard soccer maniac! I play both indoor and outdoor soccer. I also play volleyball and basketball. I love to swim and rollerblade during the summer. I teach myself piano and love to sing. Another instrument I'd like to eventually take up is the flute. I like to listen to "trendy" music, alternative rock, Christian rock, classical, and the occasional country song or two. I like to read, and in my spare time, I write short stories and poem. I love to perform on stage in the summer plays that the St. John Bosco Youth Group host. I also design and make my own jewelry out of hemp, wire, and even those teeny-tiny seed beads. I like to design my jeans, too. And when my jeans get too small or holey, I save them and make cut-off shorts, purses, and back packs out of the good denim and pockets. (I'm a very crafty person.) Eventually, I'll add a link to this page where you can find instructions for all the above. |
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