1. Artists who expect to make money from every project are unrealistic. Not in an artsy way. I’m not saying you should whore out your art for nothing, but every egg is not a golden one.
2. I like when ‘Get Ur Freak On’ starts playing anywhere.
3. I still purchase physical copies of CDs.
4. I am a strong believer in love, but I don’t believe it’s really all you need.
6. The new Beach House album has changed me for the better.
7. If someone is driving you and they don’t know where they’re going, it’s YOUR job to tell them where to turn BEFORE they reach the turn.
8. 4:30am is not a good time for me. I have no self control at this hour. This is not always a fun thing, necessarily.
9. I don’t like a lot of things about the iPhone, but it doesn’t stop me from having an iPhone. I feel the same way about most people.
10. Having a life philosophy is only good if you really live it.
*11. Sometimes you get what you pay for. Other times (pay attention here), you pay for what you get.
I’m not one for blurry mirror photos, but I want to 1. Persuade you to let me give you private/group yoga or movement classes and/or 2. Book me for you fashion or fit model needs.
Also, just in case you want to do either of those things, go ahead and shoot me a message and we can work it out, like that song by The Beatles.
(p.s. I am also a posing coach/model mentor for new models AND I can give acting lessons and one on one or small group acting workshop sessions).
In the year 2000, I was 13. And 5’9”.This picture is to give some perspective. I used to get picked on for being tall and skinny. My bestie at the time, Amanda, is also tall and fabulous. Bitches used to call us “Jolly Green Giants” and “mop stick and broom stick.” I used to hate being taller than all the boys and somehow got it in my head that no guy would ever love me because I was so freakishly tall. I felt awkward all the time. I started modeling later that year when I turned 14. And let me just say, it was the best thing that’s ever happened to me. Turns out, being tall is amazing. You’re supposed to be awkward when you’re 13. Just know that it gets better. IT GETS SO MUCH BETTER.
