Mademoiselle Carrie

Name: Mademoiselle Carrie
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
One memorable thing about her: Damn, she's so cute
Another memorable thing about her: Her warm and friendly smile
Hometown: Lumban, Laguna
Second impression: "She's kind to everybody."
Where we would go if we went out on a date: I'm not really interested ... anywhere, I guess
Literary character that most resembles her: Phoebe Pyncheon, from Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The House of the Seven Gables"
Most memorable quote: "Mayong, bakit ka nag-shift sa Comm Arts?"

I have to admit that I hardly know her. Unlike with my vicious spat with Miss Pisces, or my blossoming friendship with Baby Girl, Mademoiselle Carrie and I just kinda drifted apart during college. After we became acquainted in our Hum170 and Thea107 classes, we just didn't become classmates again. We met once during my application for membership into the Comm Arts Soc, but that's just about it, I guess.

I intend to rectify this; I have this feeling that I'd surely regret losing such a remarkable woman to time's erosion of memories. Even though I can no longer be her classmate (since I've already graduated), I can still become better acquainted with her through Friendster.

If you know her personally, you'll agree with me when I say that she's one of the most beautiful women on the planet. Her physical beauty demands no artifice or extra effort to completely project this ravishing image of loveliness. And she has a killer smile that surely draws attention to her, especially from the young adult heterosexual male population.

Amazingly, her beauty's not just skin deep. She also has a big heart, overflowing with kindness and understanding. I've asked several of her classmates, and they all agree. Mademoiselle Carrie's lively sense of humour and fun-loving nature brightens the lives of everybody around her. She certainly brightened up mine; her unforgettable kindness relieved the anger and hate that once burned in my heart.

If you really want to know how beautiful this woman is, I'd have to recommend someone else's words, because I can't write well enough to render justice to Mademoiselle Carrie. Read about the character Phoebe Pyncheon in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The House of the Seven Gables", and you'll know exactly what I mean.

Mademoiselle Carrie

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