Here is a link of someone with a small house.

http://vitality.yahoo.com/video-second-act-jay-shafer-20910192

It's from awhile back.

Moles

I think that if you have one that protrudes on the front of your face, you could freeze it off or cut or burn it off. I don't have that, but when I get better, these marks will fade a little. There's nothing wrong with having them. I don't have anything very strange.

Singing - Blackheads

I feel like I'm not well enough now, but I would consider going to college for singing when I'm better or since I can teach myself just do that. I more want to do it alone because singing teachers expect certain things as well that's an individual thing. Plus I'm not 6 anymore and I didn't do it when I was 6, lessons. I have to see that I really get much better, which I will. I'm more apprehensive and stay up, worried about the blackheads. This time I didn't do it after a shower, so that explains. Then I can work on minor areas of effect. It's really getting better. I found the secret to close them so they won't come back. I just did, so we'll see how it all works out this time. It feels much better. I should have done this when I was 10.

Allow Me to Elucidate

My life as an accompanist like at church has been always and ever prominent. I always was in the fight for a simple little solo, so I often tried to back off socially there. It's also some kind of joke because I can actually sing already. I don't ever look down on any other singer.

... Is Easy to Achieve ...

I started liking art when I was 2 or 3 years old. I won every coloring contest. I kept at it even thru high school.

Also gymnastics I kept at. I started ballet at 5 and it was a setback because I couldn't do it whenever I wanted with ease with that kind of experience. I just fit in in gymnastics even though it was rather difficult to roll over at first. I did martial arts and am a red belt in Shin Jitsu, a kind of martial arts the instructor set out. So then when I quit ballet because it was too stupid this new school. I do need to go back and do it, but I'm honestly worried about my nose. I need to get a job. My parents need help with money as far as all the things I do.

The other thing I kept was music majoring in it. Katrina came, and the school sucked after awhile. It's like these little fake people go to your old school because they want to be a certain kind of person in a fake way. You know you can be simply attractive and be as smart and gifted as the fat boys.

Musical Memoiry

Music has been a big part of my life. My first and foremost experience was very calm, cool, and collected. Simply we went to music class when I was in kindergarten, and it was very good. There was this lady with smooth straight hair who did some things with us. I was at the same school for 1st grade, but I had a different teacher. When I started 2nd grade I don't know because I was there for like a week or two. We were allowed to pick our schedule for vacation as well. I think I was purple or something. I was in gifted too. It's funny how each year makes it seem like a different school. In 1st grade we were on TV. We learned about dinosaurs, whales for TV, and Russia. When I moved I went to a religious school again like in Pre-K. But, in Pre-K, we just did visual art. The lead singer for church was a man with medium brown hair and a moustache who played guitar. We watched "The Sound of Music" a lot then only to find how ridiculously painfully famous Julie Andrews is. I have honest aspirations to go in her footsteps. I think everyone knows they can meet who they want but want to focus on the here and now and how they will get what they like. We had a new choir life at a new school. There were two sisters with medium brown hair. I moved again and didn't do choir until I was 14 with the adults. It was very fun. We went thru some leaders. Choir in general was always a big part of my life, even more than my ballet classes.

Wishes Are for Fishes

I got sent to the mental hospital right when I was going to buy sea monkeys with my allowance. I'm 24, but I got sick at college when I was 20 and had to come home. I'm just about getting better too it seems.