How Do I Express Myself?
And Artistically At That?
How do I express myself? And artistically at that? It started at a very, very young age. I matured at a very young age.
By elementary school, I was already a woman, hearing the kids making fun. For example, “look at her, she wears clothes like an adult”. I could not stop the way I was built!
I kept straight A’s.
I did not bother myself with the boys.
Oddly, I have always liked the dramatic look.
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I asked a male member of my family to drive me to the nearest mall to buy some make-up! (he never asked for a penny) . I chose some pretty colors. As-soon-as I got home and applied, my mother Rose took a peek into the room and she said, “you look so pretty”!
My hair style was and is usually found to be teased!
Yes, those were the younger years that shaped me into what I wish I still were now,
About the Creator
Leiann Lynn Rose Spontaneo
Studied Political Science at Duquesne University.
Highest Honors Graduate in Fitness and Nutrition from Stratford Career Institute.
Her future plans are to become an aromatherapist to help people with their ailments using essential oils.
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