colorfizz

25yr old living on the outskirts of a city that is growing too big for its britches. I share a comfortable apartment with a nerd that I love with all of my heart, a daschund named after the greek god of light, and a fifty-five gallon fishtank full of mean South American cichlids. Work sees me at a desk of purple and grey in a medical office. Afterwards, I am a student majoring in Public Health. Beyond that, though, and where one will find the good stuff, I am a bookworm, a music game fanatic, hazel-eyed, tamagotchi-loving, hair-metal-rockin', scribbling in one of a hundred notebooks, mega-organized, card-carrying KISS Army member, list-making lady who likes a whole lot of different stuff.

Reading: Animal Dreams, Barbara Kingsolver. Tales of Burning Love, Louise Erdrich. Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned, Walter Mosley. The Ender series. 1984. I enjoy medical-environment-based fiction, journal-style novels, and every so often intensely long series of soft, wordy sci-fi. I have been reading constantly this year, and am always open to suggestions. I am on goodreads.com as breaunna, and paperbackswap as breaunna k. Currently I am reading lots about futuristic technology and people skills.

Listening: Rush, Judas Priest, Patsy Cline, Dream Theater, Helen Love, Le Tigre. I have a supreme fondness for early-nineties rap, "play what we want" radio randomness, and party channels that play Montell Jordan and "Too Close."

Playing: Earthbound.

• daschunds;
• apples;
• watches;
• harvest moon;
• little twins stars & deery lou;
• handmade items;
• old pc games;
• the office;
• zines;
• citrus scents;
• dollhouse.
• anything with owls or daschunds;
• magnets from where you live;
• bare escentuals makeup;
• mycokerewards codes;
• peppermint essential oil;
• photos/postcards of bonsai;
• pretty, interesting rings.

I am always up for new friends and penpals, for private trades of zines and art and letters and surprises and packages of goodies. If you think we'd click, write me! Written communication is an art form that we should never forget.

[Last Updated 9.7.2009]