CatholicGirlie
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Student |
| Location | Baltimore, Maryland, United States |
| Introduction | Let's see...I'm a girlie girl-but I used to be a tomboy (soccer and field hockey were my things). I look Irish, even to the casual observer. My friends say that I'm a flirt, though I merely see myself as friendly. I have an IQ of 165, though I try not to flash it around to everyone I meet. I like to learn new languages. I'll read as many as three books a day for pleasure (yes, I'm a speed reader). I have one sister and numerous cousins who are like brothers and sisters. I have two really close friends and lots of friends who are close but not as much as my two best girls (and a million people that I'm friendly with). |
| Interests | all things Catholic, all things Irish, soccer, paddle boating, reading, writing, singing, shopping, swing dancing (when I have time to go again), spending time with my closest friends, hanging out after church with church buddies, noticing cute new guys at church (I can't help it!), playing with my dog (and everyone else's dogs), going to the parks or the harbor, learning new things related to science or psychology, talking (I never shut up...except when I sleep) |
| Favorite movies | The Passion, the Ginger Snaps trilogy(check out the lead character's hair color...that says it all), X-Men (all of them), LOTR, The Matrix (regardless of what anyone says about the last two), Star Wars, many horror movies |
| Favorite music | Rebecca St James, Rachael Lampa, Stacie Orrico, Bethany Dillon, Amy Grant, Joy Williams, Crystal Lewis, Michael W Smith, Nichole Nordeman, Jaci Velasquez (but how could she leave the Church?), Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, Jessica Simpson, Charlotte Church, Beethoven |
| Favorite books | the Bible, the Catechism, anything Catholic |
You've got to make contact with the alien leader. How will you tell when the conversation is finished?
I will converse with the alien using telepathy. Telepathy will cross all language barriers.