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♦ Tamora Pierce!: I love the books by this woman. I read The Immortals series first, then went back and read The Lioness and then later I read Protector of the Small. I have to say the Immortals is my favorite, just because it has my favorite plot, and because I wish I had Daine's powers. I loved the idea of being able to shape shift and talk to animals, I will not lie. Her characters are just so interesting.
♦ HSM (of course): Oh god. HSM is sort of my secret guilty indulgence. My cousin got me into it, actually. I was a big Broadway geek and when my cousin wanted to see Hairspray I agreed, having seen it on Broadway a month earlier. She was all excited about Zac Efron and I was like, "Who?". And she explained it to me and forced me to watch HSM. I found it entertaining and I was like, "Oh, that's where that breaking free song comes from". Then I saw HSM2 and totally fell in love with Chad/Ryan.
♦ Jump rope. (XD;; ): ACTUALLY I am a big jump roper. Especially chinese jump rope, I love that shit. I am very handy with a jump rope, I used to do 500 in a row daily for excersise. I can also do criss crosses and backwards.
♦ New York: My home <3 I was born here, grew up in Noho and then moved to Soho when I was 12. I love NYC, I would not move for the world. I want to go to college here too, I couldn't bear to leave. I actually cannot really sleep anywhere that isn't New York, because if it isn't as noisy as the city it really weirds me out. Also, the subway system here has spoiled me for life. I cannot do bus/train schedules/tickets. I am so used to swiping my metrocard and having a train come whenever it comes.
♦ Hair: HAIR! This is pretty much my favorite musical. I saw it September of 2007 when I found out that Jonathan Groff (who I had a huge crush on at the time) was going to star in it. I waited in line from 7-1 on Saturday and did not get tickets. The next day I went back at 6 and got the final two tickets (I also failed the math test I had monday morning). Me and my dad saw it, and I had absolutely NO idea what it was about. My dad was all "you probably know some songs, Easy to be Hard, Good Morning Starshine, and Let The Sunshin In". It was nothing like what I had expected. I walked out so so so touched and moved and I fell in love with it. I won't even watch the movie because I think it does NO justice to the stage show. When it came to Central Park in the summer, I saw it four more times. Waiting in the line from 4:30 am to 1 pm with my friends was such a great time. I miss those days. I am so excited to see how going to an actual theater affects the show, and to see Caissie Levy and Gavin Creel as Sheila and Claude. This show is my show, and I adore it so so much.