The introductory guide.

My name is Sarah Christine, and I was born on that oh-so fateful night on the 28th of August, 1988. If my maths is correct, and my parent’s aren’t lying to me, that would make me currently nineteen years of age. I am the oldest of two children, my brother being two years younger than me, and one of the most awesome kids i’ve ever met. I am the second-eldest grandchild out of 6 on my Dad’s side, and the third eldest out of 9 on my Mum’s side. Although, I wouldn’t know if that final statistic was up to date or not, because I rarely, rarely talk to relatives on my mother’s side.

Personality aside, i’m just another female Homo sapien. I wake up of a morning, shower, eat, sit on my arse, do some work, eat, and sleep. I have reddy-brown hair which is certainly not natural, brown eyes hidden by glasses, and have a little too much weight around my middle than I would like. That’s okay - I just tell people that i’m preparing for the next ice age.

When I’m not sitting on my ass, which currently resides in Auckland, New Zealand, I’m either studying Biology at the University of Auckland or working at a gourmet pizzeria. When I’m not doing either of those, I’m surfing my favourite websites, taking photographs, drawing or vexelling. I also watch far too much television than I should, lapping up such shows as Desperate Housewives, Grey’s Anatomy, Home and Away and Kim Possible - Yes, I did say Kim Possible. The Disney Channel is awesome.

I am somewhat shy, more-so openminded, and an incredible over-perfectionist. My personality seems to contradict itself on many an occasion - I’m a neat freak, but I’m terribly lazy and quite often can’t be bothered to do the work. I want to do well at what I do, but I am the epitome of procrastination. Contradictions aside, I love my personality, and my friends seem to love it as well. Speaking of friends, I don’t make them too easilly. I’ve been hurt a lot in my past, and as a result, I don’t trust people easilly. The friends I do have are absolutely wonderful, and I miss them more than anything.