Jigglyjess
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- A Girl and Her Oven
- Allison's Amazing Adventures
- An English girl in Milan
- An English Girl in North Carolina
- Arched eyebrow - a fatshion blog.
- Converse and Pearls
- Daisies and Buttercups
- Diary of An Aesthete
- encounter with a super star
- Expostulation no reply.
- Girl's Got Shine
- Globe Trekking
- Going with the Flow in Glasgow
- IVAN AGUIRRE
- joey art
- Julie R. Enszer
- Land of the Free
- lerush
- Lit Hum
- Liv Life
- Loving and Labouring
- Mascara and Powertools
- Of Verse, Poesy & Odes
- Patchwork Coat
- Poppytalk archive
- Songs for a New Millennium
- Southern Belle Cooking
- Sweat On The Walls
- The King's Court
- The Road Goes Ever On
- The Table Top
- The thoughts of a hopeless romantic
- this is not the six word novel
- UNC Charlotte News
- Venus and Mars and Other Myths of Mr and Ms
- Where The Rose Tree Grows Wild
- WOW! Writing on Writing
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Student |
| Location | Chapel Hill, NC, United States |
| Introduction | English Lit. student from Bourton on the Water. Just returned from Chapel Hill where I met the crazy American's and learned some southern lingo. Enjoy my blog y'all ;) |
| Interests | Literature, esp. Renaissance, Victorian, Jacobean, and Ancient stuff, -- and American soon I hope!--, Reading, Travelling, Singing, Running, Laughing, Photography, Piano playing, Environment, Guiding, Study abroad, Edinburgh Fringe |
| Favorite Movies | Amelie, The Sound of Music, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Chocolat, My Neighbour Totoro, The Cat Returns, Our House, Gladiator, The Notebook, Harry Potter, Inception, Moulin Rouge, The Holiday, Parent Trap |
| Favorite Music | Beyoncé, John Mayer, Dolly Parton, Rihanna, David Grey, Jethro Tull, Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Imogen Heap, ... |
| Favorite Books | The Time Traveller's wife. |
You've successfully slain the dragon! How will you toast your marshmallows?
JigglyJess often helps Maiachu fight against the wroth of the dragons. so, there isn't much time for toasting marshmallows but when we do we use rhythm sticks and sing about a woman called Jolene.