Hey I thought I'd do Blog-vember which is blogging everyday in November and to help me with this I've drawn up inspiration from different blog challenges so here we gooo.
Day 1: 5 Random Facts About Me.
1) If you haven't guess from the layout of my blog, I love the colour purple! It's one of my favourite colours I tend to wear it and even my hair is purple (however it's slowly fading and needs re-dying). I think it's such a calming colour and goes very well with another favourite colour of mine black. ^_^
2) I'm a radio student and in my final year at university. I've been studying radio since I left school at 16 as I studied it at college before moving to Bournemouth. My 'dream' job would be a foley artist for either TV or Film or work as a documentary features editor for a production company as I love editing audio.
3) Radio hasn't always been a dream career of mine. When I was younger I wanted to be a beautician, a primary school teacher and also (after going to the National Space Centre for a school trip) an astronaut.
4) I absolutely love anime. I think it's a beautiful genre of TV programmes and Films. My favourite animes are Sword Art Online, Free! and My Neighbor Totoro I also absolutely love Japan and hopefully one day would love to visit especially Tokyo Disneyland. I'm also learning Japanese when I have free time! ^_^
5) I can speak a little Italian as at school rather than study French/German/Spanish, I studied Italian. Ciao, mi chiamo Lauren. Ho venti anni. Come stai?
and that's 5 random facts about me ^_^
See you tomorrow for Day 2!
Lauren ^_^
Well...You must learn a lot more Italian! Loveliest language on the planet!
ReplyDeleteI suppose l'm biased...I am Sicilian...! Though l to speak Spanish, German
and of course Italian, read and write it...
Here's a little something in Sicilian....see if you know this rhyme....
"Batti manuzzi ca veni papa,
poita cusuzz e nni va,
poita miennuli e nuchiddi,
a accuiddari sta picciridda.
*Saleeeeeeee!
When you say Saleeeee! The hands go to the face and squish the
cheeks....! It's a child thing...We've ALL learned it as children, in
our own languages of course! :).