Who I am.

Hello world, I am Anne Deis.
I'm sitting here at Panera between classes, and have paused for a long time thinking what I'm going to write next. I thought stating this would be suitable since my blog is called, "where my thoughts are organized." And that was a thought, so therefore it is organized into this blog.
Moving on,
I grew up in Columbus, right next to Riverside Hospital. Which allowed my parents to believe that every sniffle, or late night cough was meant to be hospital worthy. Yes, I know it only means they love me, taking me to the hospital, but it was never a fun experience. I went to Ecole Kenwood, a French primary school that was only a couple minutes from my house. It was a great experience, and it is pretty fun breaking out the little songs we learned in Kindergarten.
I moved to Dublin when I started 3rd grade and after my parents divorced, which was a slap in the face compared to Columbus schools. I mean, it was pretty different, and definitely missed my Columbus school friends a lot more. But the social butterfly I am, created new friends quickly.
High school was fun? I don't how to word it really. I attended a school that was fixated on sports, and although I played two years of golf during my years there, I was really never in love with the sport. Then I took photography my junior year, fell in love. Then took more and more classes with the art department, and the love just grew and grew.
I have a lot of interests, I love music and movies, but so does everyone else, right? I've been called an "old soul" since I do fancy the oldies more then the darn music the crazy kids are playing on the radio now. Al Green is one of my favorite artists, then for more contemporary, I enjoy Freelance Whales, The Swell Season, and gotta love that Kanye West, right? I enjoy art, I dabble in paint, but I prefer using my trusty old laptop and cam for creatin' the art too. I love movies. Uh, "An Education", "Amelie", "Once" just to name a few are on my list.
One last thought, there was an older man, like in his 80's that was ordering bagels and he had the classic old guy look with the hat, glasses and slumped shoulders. But I couldn't help but giggle when he said "ginger snaps" because, he kinda yelled it and wowza, this is the sorta stuff that is interesting to me.