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I definitely don't claim to be good at this music making malarky but use it as something to pass the time and gain some honest criticism of the many many areas I need improvement!
There are also some travel pics and drawings thrown in there.


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I'm 21

I live in Wales (the land of rain) and am a chocoholic checkout girl with ambitions to win the lottery some day soon. With the money I will buy a lifetime supply of Walnut Whips and a 1965 Mustang convertible. And possibly Johnny Depp.




INTERESTS/HOBBIES:
Mainly painting/drawing/doodling and playing guitar. I love to travel and have been a few places; Tokyo, Cyprus, France, Amsterdam, Italy, Spain and other western European countries. I like eating chocolate and drinking wine. I'm a sushi whore. Apart from that I watch a lot of films, play a lot of music (quite loudly) and sleep past noon on a regular basis.



TV:
Frasier, American Dad, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Derren Brown, Fawlty Towers, Hellsing, Michael Palin, Jeeves and Wooster - athough most television these days makes me want to spoon out my eyeballs and cheese-grate my ears off...



FILMS:
Zatoichi, Studio Ghibli, Snow Cake, Mirrormask, V for Vendetta, Beetlejuice, World's Fastest Indian, Ghost World, Belleville Rendez-vouz, Amelie, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Pan's Labyrinth, Romance and Cigarettes, Breakfast on Pluto, Control and many, many others.



MUSIC:
I listen to allsorts - blues, jazz, reggae, folk, classical, rock and roll, celtic, a bit of pop and a bit of dance.
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Some faves at the moment - BB King, Little Richard, Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Oscar Peterson, Erik Satie, Yael Naim, Be Bop Deluxe, Sonny Boy Williamson, Mozart, Miles Davis, Rufus Wainwright, Florence and the Machine




BOOKS:
The Count of Monte Cristo (Dumas), Jeeves and Wooster series (PG Wodehouse), Short Stories (Oscar Wilde), The Black Tulip (Dumas), The Elegant Universe (Brian Greene), The Picture of Dorian Gray (Wilde), Chocolat (Joanne Harris) On The Road (Kerouac), The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (Oliver Sacks), 'Tis a Memoir (Frank McCourt), 1984 (George Orwell), The Underground Man (Mick Jackson) and obviously Harry Potter (J.K. Rowling) :)