Hi there! I'm flaterred that you think me an important enough editor to visit my user page. Or perhaps you're thinking what is this person thinking?!?! either way, I invite you to drop me a line--I love getting messages! My main activities on Wikipedia are...

1. Working on the Shakespeare Wikiproject collaboration. It's one of the best ways to apply my knowledge to Wikipedia. I sort of drop out when it comes to all those nitpicky FA and GA things--I'm no good at nitpicking.

2.Editing random articles!

3.Welcoming new users. A very simple and easy way to be kind, and it gets your edit count up very fast. ;-)

The Status Bot has been blocked.
See my last edit here.

One down, six to go!

• Clean up and add to Lord of the Flies literary critism section. I don't think I'll ever get around to creating a sub-page for this purpose. Some day, when I have a lot of time on my hands, I think I'll finally finish my notes!

• Help with expansion of themes section in Hamlet .  Done

• Start Beatrice (Shakespeare) article.

• Bring Ariel (Shakespeare) to GA status.

• Expand Sonnet 36.

• Bring Elizabeth Keckly to GA status.

• Help bring A Midsummer Night's Dream to GA status.

I am usually I very Zen person. My decorating style might be described as "less is more" (with the exception of lime green paint). However, when it comes to userboxen, I say...more is more!! Ps. Thanks to D.M.N. for fixing my userboxen!!

This user wants to be your friend.	teen This user is a teenager, not a stereotype.	This user is a book lover.	This user wastes far too much time editing Wikipedia.
This user listens to World Music.	This user has read nine of William Shakespeare's plays.	This user is a runner.	This user has completed a 5k.
This user plays the djembe.	This user is a member of WikiProject Literature.	This user is interested in World War I.	This user has been awarded 1 Barnstar on Wikipedia.
This user plays the violin.	This user is a feminist.	This user supports recycling.	This user is a thespian, and shouldn't be wished "good luck".
This user has an iPod.	Dem This user is a Democrat.	met? This user prefers metric units, but, having grown up in the United States, cannot relate to them.	This user loves userboxes.
This user clicks on Random article way too often.	This user has no understanding of time and does everything at the last minute.	This user agrees that kayaking is the best sport in the world.	@ This user can be reached by email.
This user was born on 12 April 1994.	This user has been helping the Internet not suck since July 2007.	band-3 This user likes coldplay.	This user is interested in World War II
This user is interested in history.	This user is straight.	This user is single.	This user wishes they had a boyfriend.
This user has graduated from the adoption program by ThinkBlue! Kudos!	This user is a participant in the Shakespeare WikiProject	This user enjoys reading non-fiction.	This user enjoys reading Biographies.
This user loves to be bold.	V This user is a vegetarian.	This user believes in the power of nonviolence.	This user subscribes to The Signpost.
This user has become a WikipediAddict.	ORG This user would rather eat organic food than tampered-with food	This user tries to do the right thing. If she makes a mistake, please let her know.	X This user does not believe in the existence of human races, except as a social construct. X
This user is a socialist.	This user believes that "all the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players".	This user needs more userboxes. MORE, I tell you, more!!! Muhahaha!	This user is a female contributor.
This user supports a free Burma.	This user supports the legalization of same-sex marriage.	This user trusts Wikipedia as a reliable source.	TV-0 This user has no television set.
This user regards Colony Collapse Disorder as a serious problem.	This user wants to stop global warming.	This user supports the use of green energy.	LIB This user loves Drugs, Abortion, Gay Marriage, and Immigration*
This user advocates WikiPeace.	This user is proud to be a member of the Harmonious Editing Club.

• Carob chips
• Soybeans
• The thought of Barack Obama becoming president
• Used/vintage clothing
• Sweatshop-free clothing
• Tofu
• Vegetables
• Amelia Earhart
• Dressing weirdly
• Reading, watching,and performing theater
• William Shakespeare
• Reading classics
• Reading books by people who are not white, dead, and male
• Luna Bars
• Coldplay
• Alice Walker
• Badly Drawn Boy
• Jeans that cost a dollar
• Cold, sunless days
• The musical Hair
• Having enough energy to get up early
• The Wall by Pink Floyd
• The musical Wicked
• Playing Fiddle
• My MacBook
• Fair Trade Chocolate
• Being the editor-in-chief of my school newspaper (most of the time)
• The thought of being in high school next year
• Starting school newspapers
• Striped socks
• Not cutting my hair
• Getting barnstars
• Getting messages on my talk page
• Playing piano
• Being vegetarian
• Climbing trees
• Practicing yoga
• Running
• Being totally Zen
• The color green
• Kayaking
• Eating apples
• Eating bananas

• Conformity
• Bright sunlight
• The act of making someone miserable
• Peppers
• The fact that my online/offline template doesn't work

		The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
		For taking the time and kindess of welcoming new users to Wikipedia. Keep up the good work. And, Happy Editing. --  ThinkBlue  (Hit BLUE) 23:13, 04 October 2007 (UTC)

		The Apprentice Award in Minor Discovering Locations of Pages
		I found GeneralIroh's secret page!

Today's motto...
You really can't resist the urge, can you? DO NOT press the BIG RED BUTTON!

Nominate one today!

Picture of the day

The World Clock, located in Alexanderplatz in Berlin, Germany, is a large world clock displaying the local time in 148 locations across the world. It consists of a 24-sided column, each side of which represents a time zone on Earth and is engraved with the names of various cities. A row of numbers, from 1 to 24, revolve around the outside of the clock during the day, indicating the local time in each time zone. Once per minute, an artistic sculptural rendering of the Solar System made of steel rings and spheres rotates above the clock. Including the sculpture, the World Clock is 10 metres (33 feet) high. It was erected in 1969 to mark the twentieth anniversary of the German Democratic Republic in 1969, and was designed by Erich John, a lecturer at the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin. In July 2015, the German federal government declared the clock to be a historically and culturally significant monument. This long-exposure photograph shows the World Clock at night.Photograph credit: Diego Delso

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