Hi ^^
My name is Diana, I'm 23, and I live in south Florida.  I graduated from University of Miami where I majored in English with a Creative Writing Concentratio​n.

Basic Information about me:
Zodiac sign: Pisces
Chinese Zodiac: Tiger, tiger, boar ^^
Favorite food: Fresh fruit with vanilla yogurt
Favorite Song: The Word (Beatles)
Favorite Color: All of them ^^
Currently Reading: The Joy Of Living: Unlocking The Secret And Science Of Happiness

In terms of personality,​ I'm a little absent-minde​d, sensitive, and generally happy.  I'm a dedicated person, I always do my best to keep in contact with my friends. I don't like to say mean things, I think it's important to respect others and be kind to everyone.

I have a million things that I want to do, and so many interests, I'll have to come back another lifetime to complete everything ^^
I love making jewelry, DIY projects, cooking, walking, reading, learning new languages, working with polymer clay, meditating (or trying to meditate) ^^, playing games and watching Asian Dramas.

I'm trying to learn Japanese right now, and I'm also interested in learning Korean.

I'm pretty open to most people. I just want to make genuine friends and maybe learn a little bit in the process.

To prevent any misunderstan​dings, I just want to emphasize that I'm not looking to flirt with anybody or for a relationship​.

はじめまして　
ダイアナです。
日本語を習っています。
Help me, please ^^

I'm English/Span​ish bilingual so I can help with either.

Beading, jewelry-maki​ng, working with polymer clay, paper crafts, Harvest Moon DS cute,  walking, reading.

The Beatles, Maná, Nouvelle Vague, All Girl Summer Fun Band, Jimmy Eat World

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Spirited Away, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Ever After, Emma, and Guantanamera​

No Reservations​, Naruto, Boys Before Flowers, Soulmates, Barefoot Contessa, The Man Who Can't Marry, Itazura ne Kiss, and Ghost Friends.

Anne of Green Gables, Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Madame Bovary, Vanity Fair and Japanese beading books

Manga: Naruto, Vampire Knight

Imperious Caesar, dead and turn'd to clay,
Might stop a hole to keep the wind away:
O, that that earth, which kept the world in awe,
Should patch a wall to expel the winter flaw!
-William Shakespeare,​ from Hamlet

What is life, indeed, without curtains?
-Henry James, from The Europeans