Hey, my name is Sinclaire! I was born in upstate New York in 1988, where I lived for a while, eventually moving down to the island, where I met a bunch of my new friends as I started High School. Shout outs to all you guys who made it through sophomore year with me! We couldn't of done it without one another! I eventually made it into College for Art, but not because I couldn't major in anything else. No way, bitch, I can paint, write, draw, play music (Electric guitar, bitches) And I can act, and it's the acting which landed me a great job at Disney for my stem in the College Program! while I was there I danced, and greeted, and posed for pictures as Minnie, and a parade dancer! I made a bunch of friends in "The Locals" (Other characters) as well as a bunch I made at VISTA! From there, I met THEIR friends at work, and their friends' friends and stuff, until I met all slams of cool people at Disney, shout outs to all of Splash Mountain, Pecos, The LAND at Epcot, Test Track, Cosmic's (certainly #1 in MY galaxy), DINOSAUR at Animal Kingdom, and Cindy's Royal Table!.
Right now, I'm working as a waitress in a place I absolutely love...and at times, I absolutely hate. I would like to one day get a career in arts, as a musician or painting or as an author, but most of all in THE PERFORMING ARTS as an actress. for now, one of my biggest priorities is saving money for a car and, hopefully, for my trip to Florida with my sister Heather and my friend Nicky.
I still gotta find more of my Disney friends and friend-of-friends. Sinclaire is where it's at! The problem therein is that no one wants to befriend me! Q_Q So Instead I'm also inviting all the best bands EVER (I met some of them In Disney, or watched them perform...is that BADASS, or what?), so my Myspace will be like, a complete library of all of the world's best people and bands EVER...Strap yourselves in boys, this shit is about to go OFF! real editor best profile tools real editor best profile tools
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I used Dave & Jay's amazing myspace editor .
