I, Meg Wood, was born to a sea monkey mother in a barn under the sea. I lived there with my family until an evil sea-witch convinced me to go to the surface where I swam to shore and found that I could play guitar and sing along with it. Soon my gills turned to stretch marks and my fin turned into a pair of legs and I made wonderful music that whales would beach themselves just to hear.
Wouldn't that be cool if it actually happened? All except the whale part�that would be sad.
Anyway�I was actually born in the USA (that's gotta be a song�) in a suburb of Maryland. When I was in kindergarten my teacher said I could be whatever I wanted to be and I told her that I wanted to be a midget. My hopes were dashed when I was told I couldn't be. I resorted to music�and it stuck.
I sang/played (cello and string bass) wherever I could and as often as I could. I put in a lot of time at Barnsley Elementary School, Earl B. Wood Middle School, Mill Creek Parish UMC, and Blake High School participating in various choruses and bands.
Before my senior year, I set out to learn the guitar before I graduated. Through the wonders of friends and the Internet, I played until my fingers bleed. Also that year, I was accepted to Shenandoah University and, after graduation, I enrolled in the Music Education program. Later in my 2nd year, a big rock hit me on the head and I changed my major to Arts Management.
As for my personal life � I have a 13-year-old sister who I love more than most things in the world. I have a multitude of diverse friends. And I am generally pretty happy.
And that's me in a nutshell!
Listen to my music. I put a lot of work into it so you can enjoy it. |
