Here we have my dresser with all my little trinket holders and on the far left corner I have this little box thing that you can keep flipping to show different pictures from the Louvre. It can be lots of fun on a boring day.
This is one of my most cherished possessions: my Shakespeare bobblehead. I got it in Stratford in October when I went with my school and I love it. When I become an english teacher, I'm going to give him a pedistol in my classroom. I will also hang up my framed sonnet (that's right, I have a framed Shakespeare sonnet. Be jealous)
This is just a few of my books because the other half of my collection is in my sister's room (we share) or at my dad's in his room - I don't own a bookcase.
This is a picture that a man on the street drew for me four years ago. I think I look a little frightening but I still like it.
My mom gave me this (I don't remember if it was on an actual occasion, I've had it for years). It's called "Las Dos Hermanas" by Francesc Xavier Gose. I love the name Xavier.
