Julia Dalton

Paradise Senior High, Attended 1995 - 1997, Class of 1997

Mostly homeschooled, then PHS, then Chico State

California State University - Chico, Attended - , Class of , Other

EternaStudent -- Theatre/Musical Theatre/Costuming

Shoebox Ensemble, Alpha Psi Omega (theatre group, not a normal beer-swilling fraternity)

Theatre, music, literature, art, old movies, dance, poetry, travel, cooking, design, writing, trouble, Monkey Island, Puzzle Pirates, World of Warcraft, nerds and geeks, etcetera

Vanity Fair, anything Sherlock Holmes or Shakespeare, ghost stories, X-Men comics, crossword puzzles, secondhand smut, books about strange-but-true stories and the origins of words, The Last Unicorn, The Princess Bride, books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, L.M. Montgomery, Tony Hillerman, George MacDonald, C.S. Lewis, Madelein L'Engle, L.Frank Baum, Jane Austen, Edgar Allen Poe, etc.... pretty much books in general

Start the Revolution Without Me, Fred & Ginger movies, The Princess Bride, Willy Wonka, anything Christopher Guest or Mel Brooks, Monty Python, Nightmare Before Christmas, Asterix, old movie musicals, Labyrinth, the Dark Crystal, Muppet movies, The Lord of the Rings, but NOT Titanic, and I can't watch scary movies (even though I always really, really want to) because afterwards my overactive imagination won't let me sleep.

Anything musical theatre, jazz/big band, Willy Nelson and/or Johnny Cash, Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Hank Williams, etc... I'm really not that particular, I just enjoy music.

Sex and the City, the Gilmore Girls, the Simpsons, Monk, Trading Spaces, Nickelodeon cartoons, Law & Order, The Daily Show

Cancer

"Though slow to warm, this beautiful, sexy, smart, and funloving girl is the top. She'll dazzle you with her elegant style but keep you at ease with her bright smile and warm personality. Straightforward but don't forget your sense of humor. She loves to joke and you'll need it to keep up with her quick wit. Thoroughly feminine but not too girly to adventure, you can't get bored being with her. Even lounging on a couch is great. I'm certainly biased, but you would be too if you knew her. -Karl"
Okay, so I know that the above probably belongs in the testimonials sections, but I was stumped. I hate having to describe myself. I figure that my experience with me is unlikely to be the same as your experience with me. Plus, I'm a bit strange and ever-changing. So I asked someone else to describe me. And he did a fantastic job; he made me sound pretty freakin' great! Now I wish I could be my own friendster! I can't imagine how excited you must be!
Really, though, if you still want to know more, look at MySpace. I'm there much more often than I'm here, adding thingermerjiggers to my profilermerjigger or my blogermerjigger. (Afterwards, you'll know what the D stands for.) Or just ask me. I'll probably tell you, and in no uncertain terms... and with a smattering of big words, an engaging narrative tone, and a certain flair... I'm cool like that, yo.

Umm... people who are fun to talk with about anything,and who can gamely trail after my digressions and/or transgressions, people who enjoy dancing and movies and music and the arts in general... I like theatre, but not drama... so if you're pretty easygoing and like to have fun, you're my kind of folks.
Mostly, I'm interested in getting back (or remaining) in touch with people I already know through school, work, and the like. This is not to say that if I haven't already met you I want nothing to do with you. That would be anti-social. It's just that... well... do you have any references? Because I'm more interested in finding friends than stalkers. That position has already been filled. If you would still like to apply for the position, leave a resume and headshot, and I will contact you should an opening become available. If you would like to apply for a position higher up in the company, as an acquaintance or even as a friend, contact the HR director.