So, I was on Google a few moments ago like I am every night of my life, and a little bird told me that most forums I am a part of that do not involve roleplaying have either grown to be incredibly inactive or very immature. And as the bird was flying off, a seed dropped from its feathers, was dropped upon my head, and put down roots. It was then that I thought to myself, "Hey, you should do something about that!" And so I did. I found myself here, and I joined, and now is the part where I bore you with some fretfully dreary introduction chronicling every move I've ever made. I was born some years ago and I've lived ever since. I suppose that the process will cease eventually, but I have no desire to know when. I am a girl. You can call me whatever you'd like to call me. I have a legal name (Lauren Olivia) and a Cherokee name (Inali) and countless other nicknames such as Trillian (most, if not all, stemming from some deeply rooted obsession like the Harry Potter series or The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy). I love to read and write, two habits I'm sure that NONE of you could have ever guessed. I also enjoy music, but although it is a big part of me it really has nothing to do with the things you probably want to know (but if you insist, by all means- feel free to click here to view my profile on Last.FM!) When I was three years old, I named my pet dalmatian after Holly Golightly. My parents still don't really know what to make of me the majority of the time, but love me nonetheless. I'll be going to college in the fall to study journalism, creative writing and theatre... and yes, I'm going to be living on the streets before I graduate. This past year, I wrote a poem for my A.P. English Language course entitled "The Epitome of Epic Failure". It was a really terrible and incoherent piece about writer's block, but I was the only person in the class to actually get a commentary from the teacher. Apparently, brutal honesty is always the best policy. I've got a really big family which I talk about a lot, half of whom aren't even related to me in any way but it's just much easier not to explain. When I was eleven, I spent a day with Rosie O'Donnell and I've been terrified of most humans ever since. Okay, so that's a bit of a stretch. Friends are my favourites. Sometimes, I ramble.
