I'd love to say that I"m deathly interesting and the easiest person to be around.

Then again, I'd also like to say that I have an I.Q of three hundred and forty-two and know how to fly. But I can't, so I won't.

I currently won't post anything, mostly because I'm not satisfied with any of the stuff that I have right now. As such, don't expect much from me, other than some reviews that portray my complete and utter strangeness (Then again, I'm also under the impression that my strange reviews would probably be the only reason as to why anyone would want to visit my page... but knock yourself out.).

I'd like to remain mostly anonymous, that is to say, I'd rather not give out my name, age or any other extremely personal information, but I am perfectly fine with telling all you people that I am Asian, and short. As is our inevitable destiny--except the lucky few, of course. :P

Reading is my life. Ice-cream is my love, and chocolate my secret passion. I've gained the weight to prove it, too. Most of the books that I have read tend to stick to the fiction, fantasy and manga genres. I've read a few classics, and my favorite author among these would have to be Jane Austen. I'm currently planning on getting around to read Adolus Huxley though and I have to say that Death of A Salesman was completely and utterly boring---or I just missed out on all the hidden meanings. I'm pretty sure that it's the latter, although I'd LIKE to think that the former is the reason as to why I didn't like it.

Among the current popular teen fiction selections, I've read the Twilight series, naturally and have only to say that I feel both a mixture of love and hate towards it. I hate it because at this point, it seems as though Stephanie Meyer is only writing for the money... as in, she ruined the dignity of the series by writing Eclipse, which, in my opinion, was completely unnecessary, who even remembered Victoria anyway? Thank god the last book is Breaking Dawn... and for those of you who don't know, that's out in August.

I've read Harry Potter, as has pretty much every person on the face of the planet.

I've read Sophie Kinsella, almost every book by Meg Cabot (the Princess Diaries just bothered me. I couldn't read it) and Crown Duel is my favorite book by Sherwood Smith.

I've read much more, but listing them all would require the time and effort that I'm not quite sure that I'm willing to give.

I play the trumpet and the piano, although I doubt my talent in both. I've recently taken up art, though I'm not sure I'll stick to it... I'm not that good :P and I value and treasure my friends.

What exactly can one say about herself anyway (oh, there's another point. female talking here.)? That she's funny? That she's smart? I think only another person can judge that, and as such I'm gonna end this off here.