I I still remember, the first magazine that made an impression on me as a kid was Sassy Magazine. The focus on fashion was not conventional and the overall tone was very real, not sugar coated like typical teen magazines at the time. It was a little dark but humorous, like me. It also made me feel normal about wearing baby-doll dresses,vintage jeans and clogs all at once.



My high school years involved a lot of plotting to escape my small town for a glamorous life after a bad car accident and numerous reconstructive surgeries. This included grand plans like mailing television directors and begging them to let me be a cast member of “who’s the boss?” to being discovered at the local mall and whisked to NYC to straight up running away.

I Now I get to work with really strong personalities.
I When I was young my mommy would sing Blondie’s “The Tide is High” and Doris Day’s “Que Sera Sera” in broken English and would tell me I looked like Grace Kelly all while dancing/floating in circles with me. (She still does)

I now live in New York City. I’ve been around the world and NYC is still where it’s at!

I People think this of me that my voice does not match how I look. I have a deep voice and a loud, uncontrollable witch cackle laugh. People always comment on that when I meet them fro the first time. I think they expect me to sound like Minnie Mouse.