Penname: Dragonlore [Contact] Real name: Allison or, as friends call, \\\'Allizon\\\'

Member Since: 22/06/05
Membership status: Member
Bio:
Okay. That aside, now something about me. I like, no, LOVE writing; I'm working on a series with my own characters and everything. I send my work to my grandmother, who reads over them and makes suggestions on how to improve them. I luv reading, can't get enough of it. I also like playing video games (I have a gamecube) with my dad and sister. I love to get mail, whether it's from the mailbox or the computer! I'm kind of shy, but not when you give me a piece of paper and a pencil. (or a keyboard, whichever) I can really speak loudly when I write and point out my opinions, but speaking orally I don't do much of. It's true, I'm shy, even though by what you're reading now, it doesn't seem like it. I have a rat named Tal (those of you who read Garth Nix's "Seventh Tower" know where I got the name) and an African Dwarf frog named Froggie (creative, I know) I got in fourth grade (and it's still alive!). I love making new friends; it's what keeps me going!

Traits: shy, headstrong, humorous, cuddly XD, curious, and simply luvable!

Most memorable moment: My mom and I went to Wal-mart to look for tablecloths. After fifteen minutes of searching (me just acting really detatched and disinterested), my mom gave up. As if suddenly waking up, I said, "I know where the tablecloths are," even though I had absolutely no idea. I led her up and down about twelve aisles, and finally, she said, "Are you going to show me the tablecloths or not?" I turned around and said with a barely restrained smile, "Mom...you really think *I* would know where the tablecloths are?" Even today, she doesn't trust me when I tell her I know where a product is, whether I do or not.

(There was a time when I told her I knew where the Pringles were, and I really did: "They're in aisle eleven." But she didn't believe me and went all though the other aisles before figuring out I was right. But that's another story. =D) Thanx for bothering to read this!