Day 2: Something you love about yourself.
Now, I was gonna pick something really deep and creative like... I love how I can find humor in the saddest situations or I love how I am able to appreciate classical music in an age that only likes Lady Gagaesque techno garbage. And as much as I do like those things about myself, I've decided to go for something really superficial.
I love my eyes.
When I stare in the mirror at myself and am concentrating on all my imperfections my eyes always pull me back. They give me confidence, they make me smile and they are always telling a story. The first compliment that I can remember ever getting was from someone in high school, a guidance counselor who told me I had very expressive eyes. And while that seems really creepy to me now I have to thank that person for pointing it out.
If you ever want to know what I'm feel, you have only to look to my eyes. I could be smiling and laughing and my eyes will tell you the truth. It's my eyes that really help me get by when it comes to acting. I can speak the lines just fine and my body language is good but when people look into my eyes I've been told they get lost in my character.
I love my eyes. They may not be able to see well, they may itch sometimes and they may water. I've cried, laughed and gotten angry with just a stare from them. They're not famous, but maybe someday they will be. Any way you put it I will always love them. They are most representative of who I am.
I love my eyes.
When I stare in the mirror at myself and am concentrating on all my imperfections my eyes always pull me back. They give me confidence, they make me smile and they are always telling a story. The first compliment that I can remember ever getting was from someone in high school, a guidance counselor who told me I had very expressive eyes. And while that seems really creepy to me now I have to thank that person for pointing it out.
If you ever want to know what I'm feel, you have only to look to my eyes. I could be smiling and laughing and my eyes will tell you the truth. It's my eyes that really help me get by when it comes to acting. I can speak the lines just fine and my body language is good but when people look into my eyes I've been told they get lost in my character.
I love my eyes. They may not be able to see well, they may itch sometimes and they may water. I've cried, laughed and gotten angry with just a stare from them. They're not famous, but maybe someday they will be. Any way you put it I will always love them. They are most representative of who I am.