I'm Liz. That's not actually my real name but its one of my many nicknames. I'm a fifteen-year-old girl who lives in Israel, is Jewish, and loves her religion and country with all her heart. I'm a bibliophile, I especially like fantasy. I'm an extremely passionate person who fights for what she believes is right and loves learning. One of my greatest passions is writing, preferably poetry or poetic prose. I get hyper over everything, and when I'm hyper I am incredibly random (just ask my friends).

I'm bilingual, fluent in both English and Hebrew. English is my native language, and most of the time I prefer it. Its much easier for me to express myself in it, and I don't have an atrocious accent when I speak in English. But there are some things, such as praying, which Hebrew feels much more natural and much better for them. And although everyday Hebrew is crude and mostly slang, older or more elegant forms of the language have a quality that only truly ancient languages have. There are phrases in Hebrew, heart-wrenchingly beautiful words, which don't have translations, or simply cannot be translated, in/into English.

I love meeting new people, making new friends, just talking to people. Drop me an e-mail or a PM anytime.

"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. We ask ourselves:Who am I to be smart, beautiful, or talented? Actually, who are we not to be? It is our duty in this world to give glory to God in all the things we do. And when we shine, we unconsciously give others permission to do the same. "-Anonymous