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APRIL O'NEIL

April

HEIGHT: 5' 8"

WEIGHT: 125 lbs.

WEAPON: Training with the Katana!

FAVORITE COLOR: Yellow ( could you guess? :)

HOBBIES: antiques, martial arts, aerobics, reading, talking to interesting people

FAVORITE MUSIC: I like just about everything, I guess! Except opera!

NICKNAMES: "Ape" (ugh!) "Carrot-Top" (double ugh!)

FAVORITE FOOD: Chocolate!

FAVORITE BOOK: That's a difficult request! There's too many! Robert Fulghum is my favorite author. His books helped me find peace in the whirlwind of chaos that usually surrounds me.

PERSONAL PROFILE
I've had several different "careers" in my life. The first job that I had was working as an assistant for someone who turned out to be a mad scientist! My second job was operating my father's antique store for a bit ( until it was burned down by the Foot Clan. This still makes me furious and gives me nightmares! ) Recently I've been working as a "roving reporter" for a local news station and writing my "Great American Novel." I miss the antique store, but reporting is fun. I've had some pretty odd luck with career choices!

The best thing that ever happened to me was meeting the Turtles. Besides saving my life several times over, they've taught me what friendship is really about. I love those guys, and they've become my family. Being around them tends to wreck havoc with any sense of "normality" that I sometimes yearn for, but the benefits of knowing them FAR outweigh the detriments. They're the best people I've ever known.

The one thing that I'm beginning to miss is a relationship. I know Michelangelo and Raphael would like to see Casey and I get together, and lately, I think this just might happen. Casey is a great guy, if I can just get around that crazy attitude he has at times. Still, we both have so much in common, and Casey is the most honorable and thoughtful man I've ever met. Time will tell. :)

Career-wise I'm coming to another crossroads. While reporting is fun, and being a local celebrity has its advantages, I'm growing tired of the shallowness of the whole thing. I'd like to make my mark on the world, and I don't know if reporting is the path that I should walk. Some have been very successful in the field, but I'm having my doubts. Perhaps I'll be able to make a splash with my book ( if I ever get it finished :). I've always kept diaries, and with the experiences that I've garnered through knowing the Turtles, I think that "Great American Novel" is just a million keyboard taps away. Time will tell on that end, too!

But enough about me! How are you doing??? <g>

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