Name:   Spencer Anne Elizabeth de C *
Aliases:   Grapeflux, Ecstasy, Penso
Birthdate:   February 28, 1988 (6:30 PM approx.)
Birthplace:   Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Birth hospital:   St. Michaels
Zodiac:   Sun in Pisces, Moon in Cancer (more)
Chinese Zodiac:   Earth Dragon
Numerology:   11
Parents:   Janet Arthur, Christopher de Corneille
Siblings:   1 younger sister, Danielle de Corneille
Heritage:                      etc.
Blood Type:   A Rh+
Religion:   Pending **
Politics:   Moderate
Sexuality:   Heterosexual
Height:   5'6 1/2"
Hair:   Dark brown
Eyes:   Brown
Career:   Student
Hobbies:   Reading, writing, art, films, internet
Allergies:   Penicillin
Pet:   Panda the hamster

What is your favourite word?   Subconscious
What is your least favourite word?   No
What turns you on?   Charisma and intelligence
What turns you off?   Apathy
What is your favourite curse word?   Fuck
What sound do you love?   Deep breathing
What sound do you hate?   Music skipping
What profession would you like to attempt?   Actress
What profession would you not like to do?   Plastic surgeon
What would you like to hear God say when you arrive in heaven?   "Gosh, we're all really impressed up here I can tell you." (From Monty Python's The Meaning of Life.)

* I'm really not too big a fan of my first name. I know it's "unique" and everything but often I'd just rather have a feminine name. As I yearn to initiate the transition from girl to woman, I identify less and less with my "androgynous" name. My role models and the women I look up to in awe exude pure femininity and female power: old Hollywood actresses and pin-ups, the elite Supermodels of the early 90s, etc. The continuance of female androgyny in this day and age is plain evidence of an insecurity with our own sexuality.

** Lately I'm becoming a lot more interested in spirituality. I want to believe in God(s) and life after death and I intuitively sense that there is a higher power, whether monotheistic or not. But I just don't think that I'm developed enough emotionally, etc. to make a leap of faith. I think there's a reason why many people seem to turn to religion spontaneously when they reach an older age, but not just out of a fear of dying. They've overcome the petty and superficial problems of youth and are more capable of opening up to nature and the unknown roots of their being and the world around them.