To: Kalilyfornia
Message:
I started out in art, obviously, and took gymnastics for all my physical activity--with my mom to guide me in the aesthetics of the anatomical arts.
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I remember beautiful toddler music.
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At 5, I had a little baby boy in the fam and started ballet.
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In school, I watched and learned, in different places in Eastern Florida and as an adult moved to Orlando with my family.
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So, I moved to the New Orleans area, where you have to be French, whereas in Florida generally Spanish is offered, ... so, I was able to do ballet but not in a company and was also able to take theater in school along with like the gifted English, moved schools. I did community theater all through the years but never got in a major play, like when they did "The Wizard of Oz." They had a good girl from out-of-town I'd met a year younger. I think "Annie" really blowed over. A girl I knew from the Talented Theater program was actually one of the Annies.
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Drama courses, the reading is actually hard. The acting, like in college, the memorizing is new.
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Piano, when you get advanced and have other experiences in music (like you know singing-choir, a keyboard part in band,)
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I don't feel like reading but liked fiction and fantasy stories about animals and science fiction like 1 about poisonous plants, "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Nahtaniel Hawthorne, found it in a huge sci-fi encyclopedia, which was divided into 2 books, which is even Italian, so it's good infor. I just forgot what I was saying. I hope you've seen good old movies like "Logan's Run." Our TV hasn't been working there. Left my dad lots of notes. I also liked synesthesia, about things like matching colors and music notes ... mechanical hypnosis and mental disorders like schizophrenia in infants. Synesthesia is a big, broad topic, like psychology, based on matching colors with things, I think. I think it's about combining art and music or art and psychological things, like focusing on art at its base. Hey, I just realized that, cool eh? I'm not sure what I think I've been "reading." It seems like I'm into psychology. Maybe like if you made history of psychology.. ;D
Message:
I started out in art, obviously, and took gymnastics for all my physical activity--with my mom to guide me in the aesthetics of the anatomical arts.
~ * ~
I remember beautiful toddler music.
~ * ~
At 5, I had a little baby boy in the fam and started ballet.
~ * ~
In school, I watched and learned, in different places in Eastern Florida and as an adult moved to Orlando with my family.
~ * ~
So, I moved to the New Orleans area, where you have to be French, whereas in Florida generally Spanish is offered, ... so, I was able to do ballet but not in a company and was also able to take theater in school along with like the gifted English, moved schools. I did community theater all through the years but never got in a major play, like when they did "The Wizard of Oz." They had a good girl from out-of-town I'd met a year younger. I think "Annie" really blowed over. A girl I knew from the Talented Theater program was actually one of the Annies.
~ * ~
Drama courses, the reading is actually hard. The acting, like in college, the memorizing is new.
~ * ~
Piano, when you get advanced and have other experiences in music (like you know singing-choir, a keyboard part in band,)
~ * ~
I don't feel like reading but liked fiction and fantasy stories about animals and science fiction like 1 about poisonous plants, "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Nahtaniel Hawthorne, found it in a huge sci-fi encyclopedia, which was divided into 2 books, which is even Italian, so it's good infor. I just forgot what I was saying. I hope you've seen good old movies like "Logan's Run." Our TV hasn't been working there. Left my dad lots of notes. I also liked synesthesia, about things like matching colors and music notes ... mechanical hypnosis and mental disorders like schizophrenia in infants. Synesthesia is a big, broad topic, like psychology, based on matching colors with things, I think. I think it's about combining art and music or art and psychological things, like focusing on art at its base. Hey, I just realized that, cool eh? I'm not sure what I think I've been "reading." It seems like I'm into psychology. Maybe like if you made history of psychology.. ;D