Best Singer Ever - Beres Hammond :)
Best Deejay Ever - Ranking Toyan :)

I'm currently majoring in Psychology at [undisclosed...I ain't telling you my business lol!] Afterwards, I'm hoping to pursue a MA/JD in Forensic Psychology and Law, respectively, and then go on to get a Psy.D in Clinical Psychology. ;) I'm aspiring to be the female Dr. Michael Stone [Forensic Psychiatrist from Investigation Discovery channel's "Most Evil"]
Psychology is my LIFEEEEEEEE :D

I'm also a self-taught belly dancer, been doing it for a few years now. I use YouTube to brush up on/learn new techniques.

I'll put a video up soon...some time...one day lol [my web cam SUCKS :P]

"You were the best thing that I never had.
My head is in denial & my heart is crying
I still can't believe I fell for you so bad;
I gave it my all, but you weren't even trying.
When will my head stop telling my heart these lies?
I'm so torn with confusion but I hide it with a smile
With a grin so wide
I'm still hurting inside
When will you learn to see through my disguise?
Because the truth is there's so much more going on behind these eyes."

Untitled 2 - Me

"I've come to terms with the fact that I've been misled.
all the lies about ethics & morality were just
idealized images that were painted in my head;
no one cares for what is correct but for what is convenient instead.
My mind was clouded by a misconception
that obstructed me from being able to see
that there's no such thing as ethics or morality
cuz in the end...people will always be who they want to be."

Untitled - Me

"One bright day, in the middle of the night.
Two dead men got up to fight.
Back to back they faced each other,
drew their swords and shot each other.
A deaf policeman heard the noise
and came and shot the two dead boys.
And if you don't believe this lie is true,
ask the blindman, he saw it too."

One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night - Unknown Author


"A grandfather poem must use words of great dignity.

It can not
contain words like:
Ubangi
rolling pin
popsicle,

but words like:
Supreme Court
graceful
wise."

A Grandfather Poem - William J. Harris