Ottawa | ||
SCHOOL | ||
As of October 30, 2000 Still attending CHS -12/OA drama. |
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CREATING/PERFORMING | ||
I have created and will continue creating plays, shows and
music. I’ve been performing in stage plays, clubs and have done many improvised shows for large corporations at far off hotels for ridiculous amounts of money. The last show I worked on outside of school was a collaboration between
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OTHER CONCERNS | ||
I care about the safety of animals, art preservation and my spine. | ||
PERSONAL LIFE | ||
I am presently very smitten by an intoxicating member of the
opposite sex. I have no biological children. |
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FAVOURITE BOFA MOMENTS | ||
At Jessica’s house we ordered pizza. Being the only
vegetarian, I ate something else. It was probably soup or toast. Her mother was beyond hospitable and insisted that I eat more. She gave me cheese. It was brie. I had never encountered this cheese before. I took the large piece and bit off a mouthful. That didn’t feel right. Ainslie, Jordan and Jessica then informed me that I was supposed to spread it on the bread in front of me. Everyone started laughing. It doesn’t sound very funny now, but we were exhausted. Levon’s Dome. Early morning rehearsal. He offered me cereal. I accepted. My body told me that I needed extra sugar for the day. I sprinkled the contents of the sugar bowl onto my milky flakes. Brian Frommer’s voice: I can’t believe you just did that!
Levon keeps salt in a sugar bowl. |
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FUTURE PLANS | ||
include finishing high school, training and performing physical theatre, and perhaps working in a circus. Creating shows. | ||
FAVOURITE THING TO DO | ||
I love to create and play characters dripping pathos. | ||
PROUD OF | ||
Last year, I was on the honor roll for the first time ever! This morning I was very proud of a Shakespearean Rap song I wrote and recorded. |
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MOST DIFFICULT THING | ||
I am having a hard time sleeping right now. My body is always exhausted but my brain is a race car. | ||
FAVOURITE STORY | ||
I found an abandoned golf course at Niagara on the Lake on October 28. I don’t know how to golf but there sure was a lot of pretty grass. I wrote in the sand pits with the rakes. I was very intrigued by the Ball Washer. At the end of the golf course was a beautiful, paramount body of water that never ended. Despite the hypothermic frozen air of late autumn - it was absolutely gorgeous. I claimed it as Gregory Ocean, but was later informed that it had already been named Lake Ontario. Empty golf course + Gregory Ocean on a chilly Saturday evening = enchanting image. |
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