Noodle Girl
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Communications or Media |
| Occupation | Shop Assistant, Freelance Journalist |
| Location | The Mother City, Western Cape, South Africa |
| Introduction | I realised that one cannot survive without your sanity... without your indipendence... and without yourself. You are all that you have. If the love of your life dies or if the world breaks out in a never-ending war, all you will have left is yourself... I love life and I love myself! (not vain though, only proud) |
| Interests | I have an interest in everything. I want to learn and teach. I want to experience every day as new. I want to live. I want to be. Every day is a learning curb, every day I want to regret that the day has passed and did not live it to the fullest! <3 |
| Favorite movies | Any movie that makes me think: Wow... I need to live more, I need to love more. Any movie that is different or presents itself in a new way. I love movies for the story, the technique and the interaction between characters. Some of the movies that have made a good impression on me and made me thought are Amélie, The Professional, Ghost, 8mm, the Excorcism of Emily Rose, Clockwork Orange... And then I do enjoy the Tim Burton movies and Quentin Tarantino flicks. |
| Favorite music | Everything - almost - and anything that suits my mood at the given time. I'm open for suggestions and like to hear a new tune, awesome riff or kickin 'beat... But as all, I do have favorites and Enya and Within Temptation (pre recent sold-out ness) are most definitely them. Although I prefer listening to metal, one might be able to find me tapping my foot to Bryan Adams or Katy Perry. Even though it's mainstream, it is still music and these artists have given most of themselves to be where they are today. Yes, even pop musicians bleed and sweat and cry to make it. Although, metal musicians only bleed and scream! :P But Tracy Chapman and Loreena McKennitt makes my soul rest... |
| Favorite books | It's difficult for me to pick and choose. It's mostly a case of "hey, this looks cool! let's read it!" Also, I like reading something that warps my mind and makes me laugh. Some of my religious favorites are Raymond Buckland and Scott Cunningham. Fiction wise I have almost all Marian Keyes' books. I love JoAnn Harris as two of her stories are never the same. Phillipa Gregory is brilliant for the historic queens and kings stuff. Douglas Adams is a must-read for when you want to laugh and pretend. The Marquis De Sade is a deep read with interesting facts and thingies. |
How do you pronounce the 'g' in bologna?
It is a "nje" sound.