User:Jowilliams
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I was born on the 14th of May in Canterbury, England. When I turned 5 I started primary school and then at 11 moved up to secondary school in Canterbury. In 2002 I moved to Sacramento, California. We moved with my dads job, and were on a 2 year contract. After the two years, we had to decide what we wanted to do, whether we wanted to move back to England or stay in California. We decided to stay in California due to the fact that my dad felt that he had not done enough with his work here. I am still here to this day and we may possibly still move back, we are not sure, it is partly my choice now as I am now in 10th grade and if we stay here I will graduate in another 2 and a half years. Then it depends on which university I want to go to. Some of the things I like are music, dogs, cats, animals in general and acting. I have had many animals in my life, in England I had 2 cats, many goldfish, a rabbit and a hamster and while I have been here I have raised one guide dog puppy in training whose name was Whatley. [edit]i also have two best friends name marie and kristin [note: marie came first] i love to dance in the rain and drink pina colada. i have very pretty hair.
ok actually she likes pina coldas and getting CAUGHT in the rain! not dancing in it. And despite previous information she is not "a sweet english girl" she is a tall evill little girl who calls people things like a fugly bisnatch and she isnt very sweet... even though she occasionally tries to be. She even took whatley and slammed her head on a wall..hehe..except that was on accident..but still. She is actually very nice though and is a very cute choo noot! =)
Sorry just couldnt leave in that last bit, for obvious reasons, im sure you understand! :-)
she is also an adorable little slut who is a good citizen...but oh wait! shes isnt an american citizen!!! anyhow. she likes to steal people and she shamelessly flirts and she sucks and scrubs in the corners of both matts. ho hum. but she is uberly loved.
