Lolliepop_girl

I didn't read your message right away and I thought maybe you were thinking something Greg said was interesting so I went on Twitter to reply to someone who I've been itching to speak to since yesterday (he wants to publish my work), went on my @mikasounds list, wasn't reading who said what and then I saw it and had to reread it to make sure

Wonder why he said it on Twitter. I know of several people who've emailed him and not had it happen...

He must be watchlistinging me

And WHAT would make you think it was ME???

What do you do besides drama class for your acting?

I used to be part of an out of school drama class but I had run-in with someone I decided I couldn't stay because of (he wasn't very nice) so I left but not before I was in a few shows here and there. Also I did school play.

You don't have to be a singer to songwrite. If your sings are good and you're able to put them to some kind of music, you could write for other people. Like Mika does under those pennames (like Alice ).

How old are you if you don't mind my asking? I usually don't like to ask but maybe we're in the same year at school. I'm 15 and in year 11 (which is like... 9th grade?).

Sorry for late reply, my eyes gave out after all the time I spent on the computer for MFC's birthday. Stupid visual imperament!

If my eyes were a person I'd punch them in the face

I never really LEARNED to sing though. I probably was crap when I was little but because everyone tolld me I was amazing, I kept doing it for them. If you know what Samoan family culture is, you'd understand when I tell you I had no choice BUT to sing

I am SO sick of people saying "Oh, you can't dance, I thought being able to sing gave you a good sense of rythm?"

Well yes it does but I'm not all that good at body-eye coordination and have no confidence dancing in a classroom situation...

Wish me luck

Mika taught me to sing high. I kid you not, I learned GK's high notes in about a week and found out he was a soprano so I started singing to Freddie Mercury/Monserrat Caballe sings (which are alto but it trained me to go high and my voice is naturally quite high) and joined the chior as a soprano.

So it doesn't take much to learn to sing I don't think

Hahaha there's always my baywatch idea

Well, at least you're not working with people who abuse you like a waitress or paper runs that pay little money for lots of work or yucky sweaty, oily kitchens. But I see how it could be boring.

Maybe you could play a game inside your mind of recording how many tricks you see, how many girls, how many boys you see... Something like that usually helps me

TIREEEED!

I was up at 9am yesterday though I'm used to getting up around 11:30, then I didn't sleep until nearly 5am this morning, got up at 7:30 to tweet with the MFCers who want Mika in the trending topics list. Then I went to sleep at 9am, then I got back on around 10:30

How are you doing?

I will. I post most "Work" related stuff on Facebook and Twitter, I don't know if you follow me but I'll VM you. I keep meaning to get into singing lessons but I CAN sing. I just figure why bother? I learned from listening to the singers on the radio like Alanys Morissett and Ciline Dion when I was little. I'm going to take up jazz dance instead seeing as I CAN'T dance for sugar

I'm so useless - Which isn't good for someone who wants to do burlesque!

What I know about my country, I wish I didn't Actually, I found it out while searching for something else. It said something about "Burlesque baby" I think. Anyways, what do you want to be when you leave school?

I think my drama teacher honestly doesn't know wheather I am a vegetarian or a chikener. I'm apparently creepier than the guy who wanted to have the chicken scene

I worked with some girls on "3 little pigs" for a sound scape assignment where I was the mother pig and the nerdy brother pig. They don't want to work with me any more

They think I'm all about bloodthirst and all things horrific. It was my idea that after the wolf got killed via the fire (trying to come down the brick house's chimney), that we ate him

That was all I contributed though. They didn't want to have any of my originality. I hate working with people like that. Religeous hypocrits who hate gays and... Well... FUN!

Jerks. We (the chicken-scene team) made them laugh though. You couldn't NOT laugh though they seemed to be disapproving and offended. GOOD

Hahaha you don't WANT to know what I said we should do with the Wizard of oz

Ok, I must go now, my back kills me

Keep talking to me, I'll reply you when I get back

I worked well with that group because one member, Tom, is all about chicken and innuendo whereas I'm quick to be creepy and raunchy and a bit of a dodgy character but the other 2 keep us in our place. Our teacher kept walking in at the wrong time of our conversations and she heard the most dodgy things but it was all in context so it wasn't really dodgy but she just walked in at all the wrong times

In the same show, another group did jack and the beanstalk but instead of jack, it was Mario and his brother Luigi (from "Mario" game) and they had to save Princess Peach from a giant mushroom giant. That was pretty funny too

In THAT play, I made everyone scream when I groped my boobs, wore a teeny tiny skirt and rocked back and forth on the stage in the fetal position (I swear I must have flashed someone ) wimpering "I'ma good psychologist, I'm a good psychologist, I'm a good psychologist, I'M A GOOD PSYCHOLOGIIIIIIST!"