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Gender: Female
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 25
Sign: Leo

City: Brisbane
State: Queensland
Country: AU
Signup Date: 8/11/2006

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Amie (1)
Monday, October 23, 2006 

Current mood:  contemplative

For a while now, I've had this overwhelming desire to become famous. It could be the boredom talking, or perhaps my star sign (Leo), but I've been considering my options, and here they are...I'd love to know what you think, especially you Amie!!!

1.Singing.  I have a little bit of talent here, and singing makes me happy, so, yay!

2.  Acting.  Sigh, no talent here.  I've always had a flair for the dramatic though.  The high school drama teacher actually told everyone that I couldn't act. How humiliating!  But let's face it, I never actually took drama.....so how hard could it be with a little coaching???

3.  Writing.  I've always wanted to be a writer. Maybe I could write a book? I've got all these ideas just burning in my head, wasting away.

4.  Hairdressing.  This is by far the most likely, since I actually am a hairdresser...although it would be nice to be well known and own a few salons when I'm qualified....

 

Honesty is the best policy...those of you who know me well I'd love to hear your opinions.

11:03 AM
 
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Amie

 

How could I not respond to an invitation like that.

We all want to be more than we are or have more than we have got, but what many don't know or understand is that someone out there is already jealous of us.  Most of us want to be something that we are not.

You on the other hand my dear Kate are just on the first step of your journey to becoming famous (which is a relative term).  I for the time being would recommend the following.

1. Continue with the hairdressing - forget how bad and trying the surroundings can be and push on, you have a natural flair for it and I think there is also a little bit of acting required for this role too.

2. Then or while hairdressing start writing the great australian novel, there is no time limit on this and it will allow for the time you will need off when you have writers block - I'm told it happens to the best of them.

Either way just be happy.

Talk soon

Amie


 
Posted by Amie on Friday, October 27, 2006 - 2:20 AM
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