Looking within-MAKEUP!

Alright everyone, need to know, what do all of you think about makeup and use of it?

please comment saying if you are against or for makeup being used by girls as a tool to embrace their already good parts (like eyes).

Thank you,

--Nicole

Trip to Japan by Elisa

This past summer I went to Kizugawa, Japan as an exchange student. It was an experience I will never forget. When I first got there I was surprised because Japan was nothing like I expected, Japan had cool vending machines in every corner, their food was different and their air is very clean. Everyday we would go to exciting places like temples and shrines. One day we went to The Golden Temple, which is a temple that is made out of gold, and we went to a temple were there was a giant Buddha, and one of the places that I liked the most was a public park where there are deer all over the place, and they let them wonder around, and people can feed them. Even though the flight was about 10 to 12 hours the trip was worth it. Another cool thing we did was meet the mayor of Kizugawa city, Kizuagawa is a new city about 2 or 3 years old, and they combined 3 cities Kizu, Kamo, and Yamashiro, the mayor of the city was a woman and I thought she was really nice to receive us and let us talk to her.

Boys and the attention they give and get

Is there ever a time when you feel that as a girl you have to sit there an look pretty for a guy to approach you? Does that ever get you any attention?

and honestly,
What's so great about a guy paying attention to you?

First Day of School by Elisa Aquino

This year is my first year at Santa Monica High School. The first day was very crazy because it was a big school and many people trying to find their class. If next year you will be going to high school and you are scared you shouldn’t. Remember when you were in fifth grade and people would tell you that middle school was a big and that things will be different, but when you “survived” your first day it was like any other normal day, well high school is the same, it is just like any other school but bigger. The best thing about high school is that there are many clubs and sports you can be part of. Another cool thing is that you meet so many new people from different schools and grades. See you next year at SAMO.

Women in Media Movie Recommendation by Elisa

Gracie


If you are ever wondering what movie to watch I would recommend you Gracie. If you haven’t heard about the movie I will tell you about it. Gracie is a movie about a young girl who likes to play soccer. She doesn’t play for a team, but she would like to, one day her brother is in a car accident and dies. Her brother was the best player on his Varsity high school team, and they need a good player to take his spot. Gracie tells her dad she will take her brother’s spot, but her dad doesn’t believe she is capable to play in an all boys team. After hours of serious talking with her dad, he tells her she will tryout for the team, but she will have to train a lot. When she try’s out for the team she makes it, but it was not easy, the boy’s in her team would treat her bad, they would push her to the ground hard so she wouldn’t be able to get up. Gracie was very strong and would get up and keep playing hard. This movie is rated PG-13, but it is a very good inspiring movie. If you want to find out what happens at the end you should watch it.

By Elisa

Art work by Rebecca

Lookin Within confidence by Nicole

The magic of confidence
Having confidence is like having a shell around you that keeps people from bothering you and also makes you seem like a very good and important person. Be very carefull though, being too confident can make you seem snobby and arrogant.
Tips on how to look and be confident:
1. Don’t EVER hunch your back
2. Keep your head high and do not look down.
3. When someone asks you a question, make eye contact when answering.
4. When shaking someones hand, make it firm and don’t wobble your arm too much.
5. Think of yourself of a great person to keep the confidence shield up.

By Nicole

Lookin Within by Nicole

I am much different than my old I am poem and here’s why:
I am still modest…and that will not change
I am on the A-team which is AWSOME
I am still single… but its not that bad cause most guys like SEX (yes I said it, it’s reailty)
I am more confident than I was before
I am that Jew who fasted for 26 hours on Yom Kippur
I am bilingual and almost trilingual
I am having more ideas for the riveter blog that I want to post
I am going to keep it real with EVERYTHING
I am an honest person who gives CONSTRUCTIVE critism (meaning if I state a problem, I state a solution)
I am going to be a BIG SOMEBODY one day, just watch
I am Nicole Esther Daghighian and proud.

By Nicole

Volunteer Opportunities in Santa Monica

Youth Leadership and Community Service Opportunities
There is something out there for you!



City’s Volunteer Program
There are a variety of volunteer opportunities within the City which can be accessed through the City’s Volunteer Program. Our City is committed to community participation and engagement and volunteering in a program, for an event or as part of a City Board or Commission is a great way to get involved! Please contact the Volunteer Supervisor at (310) 458-8300 or volunteer@smgov.net.

Police Activities League
The Police Activities League has a year-round Older Teen Program and a Youth Directors Council for youth ages 14 to 17 years of age, although occasionally younger youth can participate. To participate in this program, teens must become a member of PAL, which is very easy – just complete a short application form. PAL also has many opportunities for community service and volunteer tutoring, even in the summer. PAL youth of all ages can also participate in the year-round Students Run L. A. program, in which youth train for and run in the Los Angeles Marathon. There are opportunities for older youth/teens to assist and work with younger children as well. Anyone interested should call Karen Humphrey at (310) 458-8988.

Community Aquatics Program
The City of Santa Monica Santa Monica Swim Center, located on the Santa Monica College Campus, has many opportunities for young people. There are actually paid jobs for youth as young as age 13 ½ years, generally spring through fall. Youth can become Student Workers, helping out in the locker room, or become Junior Lifeguards – and no experience needed! The Swim Center trains young people to be Junior Lifeguards and Student Workers. Call (310) 458-8700 and ask for Amy Cramer or Evelyn Lim.

City’s Homework Assistance Programs
During the school year, the City invites middle and high school students to help tutor elementary school youth after school and to help them with homework in one of our many Homework Assistance Programs in CREST and the Police Activities League, as well as at Virginia Avenue Park, when it reopens later this year. We have sites all over the City, so wherever you live or go to school in Santa Monica, you can find a Homework Assistance Program to get involved in. Also, teens are also invited, as part of the CREST Afterschool Program, to volunteer to teach an enrichment class to groups of children. This is a great opportunity for anyone who has special interests or hobbies to help small groups of younger children gain some new or fun skills and interests. For more information, contact Robin Davidson at (310) 458-8701.



Youth Sports Volunteer Coach Program
For those young people who have participated in the City’s Youth Sports Program, there are opportunities to volunteer as an assistant coach in our sports leagues during the school year. We have leagues at all elementary and middle schools. Volunteers work closely with one or two coaches and learn how to coach a team and promote positive sportsmanship in younger children. If this is something you are interested in doing, please call Luis Acosta or Eric Johnson at (310) 458-8540.

Sports Experience Camp – Counselor In Training (CIT)
The City has a great camp that runs summer, winter and spring breaks called Sports Experience. There are limited opportunities for young people to become Counselors-In-Training for this camp, which is held at John Adams Middle School. To be a CIT, you need not be an athlete. For more information, please call Luis Acosta or Eric Johnson at (310) 458-8540.

Santa Monica Library
The City of Santa Monica Library, through its Teen Services division, has a Teen Council that meets every other week, and serves as the Library’s youth leadership group. The Library also provides young people opportunities to tutor children in reading both in the summer and school year, and training is provided. The Library appreciates volunteers of all ages to help in the office with mailings, filing and other tasks and to help keep the library neat and organized. For more information, call the Volunteer Office of the Santa Monica Public Library at (310) 458-8646.

Other Opportunities
A few private non-profit agencies in Santa Monica encourage young people who want to be leaders to get involved in their organizations:
 The Santa Monica chapter of the American Red Cross, which can be reached at (310) 394-3773, encourages young people to get involved in their mentorship program, office work, community fairs and more.
 The Santa Monica Animal Shelter also has great opportunities for young animal lovers to get involved, and can be reached at (310) 458-8594.
 Heal the Bay may be appealing to young environmentally-minded volunteers. Tom Galassi, the volunteer coordinator, can be reached at (310) 453-0395.
 The Santa Monica based County Beach Junior Lifeguard Program offers training and opportunities for youth as young as 13 years of age. Call (310) 939-7214.
 The City’s Police Department runs a leadership Junior Police Academy for youth’ for more information call (310) 458-2222.



For more information on City of Santa Monica programs, resources and opportunities, please check the City’s website at www.smgov.net or call the City’s Human Services Division at (310) 458.8701 for more information and assistance.

Looking Within by Elisa

I am Mexican American
I am crazy and wild in the inside
I am shy and creative on the outside
I am a daughter of two great parents
I am a caring aunt and sister
I am athletic and musical
I am ready any obstacles in life
I am a wild bird flying through a storm
I am Elisa Aquino and I am proud


Elisa Aquino

Community: Powerful Girl Next Door by Miku

Name?

Desire Johnson


Age?

17


School?

Santa Monica High School


City you live in?

Santa Monica


What are your interests?

I love to read book and write poetry. Sometimes i enjoy painting and doing ceramics. I like to hag out wuth my friends and surround myself with good company. Music is a lrge part of my life because I can always find a song that discribes exactly how I'm feeling. I also like to spend my time volunteering at the Santa Monica Main Public Library.


What are your future goals?

I intensd to graduate high schoolc and head off to college. I would like to major in Child Psycology and possible minor in Dance or Medicine.I would like to have my career started by the time I want to settle dowm and haev a family.


What kinds of programs are you doing right now?

I am a current memeber of the Santa Monica Main Library Teen Counsil. I also attend DowBeat 720, Microphone Sessions, and Microphone Sessions at the Santa MOnica Boys&Girls Clud. I frequently visit Virginia Ave Park. I now am also the former intern for the Phildrens Planning Committee of Los Angeles via Spa5


How do you get involved in your community?

All of the programs listed above a volunteer factors.


Have you changed your life?

In the past two years I have changed my life quite a bit -- so that I would be able to ajust to life in Santa Monica.


What inspires you?

Other people's situations inspire me. I make sure to note how people deal with their issues and try to apply their methods when I run into the same problem. My family is an inspiration and I inspire myself because at the end if the day I know myself best.


As a young female what challenges do you think exist for you?

Just as all female will face in their lives -- image. Over these past years I have learned to cope with how people see me and realize their is really nothing I can do about that. So I just see myself as beautiful everyday and hope that others can do the same for themselves. Now that I am getting older I have to worry about competion I will face in the college and working world.


How do you deal with challenges?

MOstly I do meditation and self assertive mantras. Writing poetry helps alot. Also going to Open Mics helps me out.

By Miku Yoshida

Check it out!

Community, OPCC by Miku

Ocean Park Community Center
OPCC is a fabulous homeless shelter for homeless people,
OPCC gives opportunities and inspiration for each and every homeless,
The homeless are able to get back on track
learn new things for the world out there.
Figure out their mistakes from the past
and most important of all,
happiness and love one another.
It's like starting a new diary,
a fresh, clean page to store all of your thoughts and feelings.
So many volunteers to help them put a smile on their beautiful faces.
Especially when I walked inside and heard
inspirational stories from real people.
Even though they lost and left everything they owned,
lived on the streets.
They never gave up HOPE.
OPCC is the organization that puts the pieces of life back together.
All it takes is some love and smiles.


By:Miku






"You must give some time to your fellow men. Even if it's a little thing, do something for others - something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it.“


Albert Schweitzer

Lookin Within... I wonder by Rebecca

I wonder…

Why the world is round.
What’s beyond the universe.
If there is an end.
Why god made a cruel world.
If there’s really heaven and hell.
Why we make war and not peace.
Why there is death.
There is suffering.
If there’s going to be a cure for cancer.
If life can be sweet.
Why there are heartbreakers.
Why people lie.
Why people cry.
What “true friends” mean.

By Rebecca

Lookin Within I am... by Nicole

I am full Persian, Jewish, and proud
I am unsure of who I am
I am known by my friends as Nicole, Nicki, Nita, or Nyquil
I am known by people at my school as freak, Pinocchio, idiot, loser, annoyance, flatsville, and ugly
I am sometimes rejected or hated by people at my school because it is the trend
I am modestly dressed and pretty welcoming and friendly to everyone
I am Apples dipping into honey and latkes frying
I am proud of not just letting myself go to be respected and keeping my basic morals
I am Nicole Eshter Daghighian a modest friendly young woman and proud 

(written in 7th grade-2007 during Rosie's Girls summer camp)

By Nicole

Click here for 2008 I am poem by Nicole

Good times!

Looking Within By Riley

I am Riley Byrne nature is my best friend
I am intriguing and curious
I am strong and proud
I am cautious of many things
I am Irish with a little Danish thrust in
I am fun, energetic, and always ready to help
I am someone who will put a smile on your face
I am dedicated to anything I set my mind to
I am a vegetarian that loves the outdoors
I am a Pisces; I love to be in the water
I am everything I want to be

Riley Byrne

Rosie's Girls: Experience by Maria Jose

Rosie's girls is a camp where girls get to express and do everything they thought they couldn't do like create chairs and clocks and more incredible and hard things. We also go to many trips and physical challenges in the summer camp. One of the challenges is like working like a fire fighter you go down ropes, carry hoses and also get people (dolls) out of a tunnel. You should try joining Rosie’s girls this summer if you want to challenge yourself.

By Maria

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT ROSIE'S GIRLS AT THIS WEBSITE
http://www.smgov.net/hsd/crest/1rosiesgirls.htm

Woman in Media: Herstory by Ava

Mae Jemison

Have you ever heard this name? Probably not. Mae Jemison was the first woman of color to travel into space. She was also very intelligent and responsible. It seems weird that she isn’t known that well because she accomplished something really large. She helped women around the world be able to go into space.
Through out her life she was also a pediatrician. She got her medical degree from Cornell University in New York City and learned pediatrics at USC. Right now she is more of a doctor than an astronaut.
Are there any more jobs she could have had? The answer is yes. Currently, she is a professor at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. Plus, she started a camp called The Earth We Share that teaches kids about science. During her life, dancing and learning Swahili were big factors.
Mae Jemison was a very important person in the world. She should be appreciated and known to all. Now when someone asks, “ Do you know someone named Mae Jemison?” You can say yes.

By
Ava

Looking Within: Woman in the world by Elisa

What would the world be like if there were no women?


If you think about everything your mom does everyday for you, there would be many things. Know think about every mom and what they do for their children, and add every other woman including girls of all ages. In the world there are more women/girls than boys, so imagine about two thirds of the world’s population gone. How would the men ever survive by themselves? There are many great girls and women in the world that we look up to, one great example is our mom’s. Imagine a whole year without any mother’s, how would the world be impacted, well I think there would be disasters and no control of people. Imagine if Harriet Tubman didn’t help the slaves escape, would the world still be the same now? Think about Hilary Clinton, if she never ran for president would there ever be a brave woman to do so? What if Susan B. Anthony never spoke up for women would we ever have that right to vote? (Susan B. Anthony wrote the “Susan B. Anthony amendment”, and after she died, it became the 19th amendment, and it gave women the right to vote)
Think of all these women who did the right thing for the future, there are many more famous women that have done good for this world, and not all of them are famous. You never know you might be the next women to do something like these women have done for us. You probably haven’t noticed but I bet you have done something great already. Always follow what you want and never give up.

By Elisa

Community: Powerful Girl Next Door by Miku

Interview of Renee Manger (resident of Santa Monica)
Q. What is or was your job?
A. My job was a flight attendant but I retired, but now I just help my friends' businesses.

Q. What did you do as a flight attendant?
A. Basically i made sure everyone was alright on the plane.

Q. Are there any favorite memories you remember?
A. Definitely, I traveled different places, meet new people, and discovered how to make my own tea in many different ways.

Q. What do you mean you made your own tea?
A.I grew up in a house where coffee was really bad for us so we drank tea all the time. So when I was a flight attendant, my other workers showed me new styles of tea.

Q. Do you consider it to be an easy job or a hard job?
A. Well, nothing is really easy but I say it would be a hard job if you don't like it. For me waking up early is not the easiest part but when slip into my flight attendant clothes I change my energy.

Q. Is there a different job that you would have done?
A. Yes I would have been a writer/or a speaker because I do that daily at home.

Q. Why a writer or speaker?
A. I love expressing myself with words because to me it creates a vivid description. Also, I love speaking because I can tell someone things with emotions and people get it.

Q. Do you help people out everyday?
A. I try as much as possible. Right now I am helping my friends stores, and cleaning up a neighbors house.

Q. Do you know the program Rosies Girls?
A. Yes.

Q. What have you heard about it?
A. I've heard they could make different items using their creativeness. Also they are able to show teamwork, friendship, and self-confidence in them. Also it is to show girls have the same power as guys do.

Q. Would you do Rosie’s Girls?
A.I would love to.

Q Why would you want to join Rosie’s girls?
A. it sounds like an experience of a lifetime. You get to overcome so many challenges and change your "I can't do this" to "I can do this any day!"

Q. What is one problem you are concerned of right now in the world?
A. Well, probably global warming because I really want people to experience the world that they have created. Since I have been to different places I would like to see someone see the world too.

Q. What kind of ways do you help keep the Earth clean?
A.-bike, walk, reuse my lunch, reuse my water bottles, turn off the water while brushing my teeth, instead of watching TV. I try to watch the sunset everyday.

Looking Within: Why do girls change? by Rebecca

Why do girls change who they are?



Some girls’ stay who they are, but there are some that change and become someone you don’t recognize. Those girls don’t realize this but it happens. But others do, such as parents and friends. Parents think it might be just to fit in and be cool to blend in with the crowd. While others think its because there friends are bad influence and force them to be something their not. And some, as I might say is sad, think it’s because they’re taking drugs. In school you meet new friends and have old friends, but sometimes when you make new friends they might be different from you. So you might think in order to be friends forever or as we say it “ BFFL” you have to change your style and change you personality. Like having attitude or talking slang or “ghetto” to be part of the group. But the problem is while your trying to be cool and be friends with a new person you don’t realize your hurting your true friends and your family. Of course you don’t realize this and think your friends are just jealous because you have a new friend, but sometimes its not. It’s because your so focus of tying to act cool and belong you don’t realize how your acting towards your fiends. But, don’t get me wrong, some girls don’t change at all and if they do its not bad. But there are some that change completely and the people that are your true friends and family realize you’re different. But sometimes this happens because a girl is going through changes and getting older so your trying to figure out who you want to be. But some only change to be “cool” or be like everyone else. While your becoming someone different to be included you might hear people say “ oh my god! You’ve change so much!” in a good way. But then there’s the bad way were people don’t like that you change. You might be thinking in your head “ I haven’t change” But if you just take a second and look in the mirror and think of what people been saying, you will realize you have changed. But all I’m trying to say is, if your trying to change who you are to become someone friend or just be consider “ cool” their not your true friend because they don’t like you for who you are. The people that are your friends for you are your true friends. The reason why I know this is because I have experience this and all I’m saying is if your in elementary be prepared for middle school because its full of drama and emotion. Middle school is like a rollercoaster, sometimes your up and sometimes your down.

By Rebecca

Women in Media: Are the Simpson's Sexist by Nicole

Are The Simpsons Sexist?
 The longest running animated show The Simpsons is funny, sarcastic, and very yellow, but could it be sexist?

On almost the same week that I got this journal, I saw a Simpsons episode that was about Homers carpentry job. Homer, as usual, does not have the ability to hammer a nail into a piece of wood. Marge on the other hand, as usual, is truly gifted with carpentry skills. The only problem is, if anyone in Springfield finds out that a woman is doing carpentry, they would go ballistic. Because of this Marge would hide in the tool cart and homer would get all of the credit. Now the shady area about this is that The Simpsons make fun of things so they might just be mocking/making fun of sexist people. BUT WAIT! In The Simpsons Movie, when Springfield finds out that Homer’s selfishness causes the dome over Springfield, Lisa is furious and wants to explode but Marge stops her and says “Lisa you’re a woman, you have to hold your anger” Its not just the fact that she said that, but the fact that she seemed serious and nobody in the theater laughed. So are The Simpsons sexist?

Community by Gianna

Community


Girls have to have a place were they can hang out. Like an art museum, a shopping mall, a public pool, or even a library. There are many fun things a girl can do. But sometimes we don’t think, and we can’t really think of anywhere to go, or do, but hey Im here to show you all the different places a girl can explore in Santa Monica.

The public library is a great place to read a book or catch up on some schoolwork. They also have activities for kids such as kid adventure book clubs, computer classes, and also a creative kids club. When you need to study you can rent out a study room in the kids section down stairs, but remember to bring your library card if you have one. The public library is located at 601 Santa Monica blvd. Monday- Thursday is opened 10am-9pm. Friday & Saturday is opened 10am- 5pm. Sundays opened 1pm-5pm. For more info go to www.smpl.org.

A great place to hang out is the Santa Monica is the pier or the beach! The great thing about it is that if your spending a day at the beach you might want to spend some time at the pier for a while, because their right next door to each other. The pier is a fun, exiting amusement park. There are rides, cotton candy, popcorn, mini golf, games, and more! Every year they have the young actors from your favorite T.V shows come down to sign autographs representing the Santa Monica arts program. The beach is a great place to relax, get a sun tan, and to swim in the hot sun. You can also rent some bikes, roller skates, and also banana bikes there really fun to ride around.

Another great place to hang out is the promenade it’s a great to walk around with your friends and family and spend time together. There are stores, restaurants, movie theaters, and a big mall at the very end of the promenade. What also is cool is when you walk down, there are people performing such as break dancers, singers, musicians, and also some weird things such as smashing glass with your bare feet, standing on your head for 15min, and being wrapped in a chain and getting out of it in a quick amount of time. The promenade is located on 3rd street and Wilshire.

There are many places in Santa Monica as you can see, but I just can’t sit here telling you every single spot, on every single street. So here I named a list of places you can also check out.

• Santa Monica collage pool (public pool)
• The yellow balloon hair salon (kids hair salon)
• Bowling ally
• Pink berry ( located 17th & Montana)
• Santa Monica playhouse (acting classes)
• Lincoln park
• Ahhas (a store with games, toys, party supplies, and Halloween costumes.)
• YMCA (a workout place for kids & adults as well as classes. for more info visit www.ymca.net.)
• Yoga works (classes for kids & adults)

I hope this helped you see all the places in Santa Monica, well most of it. Santa Monica is a great, safe, fun, and peaceful environment and we have to use it. Go and search these places I suggested and you will enjoy yourself I guarantee it.






By: Gianna

Looking Within- Waverly

I am beauty in the Dark
I am an African Princess looking for a way out
I am black braids floating down my broad shoulders
I am a white Bengal tiger strutting the runway
I am the Mercury in a thermometer boiling hot
I am a snake slithering slowly through the savanna
I am fabulous and glamorous
I am a fox quick while quiet hiding mysteriously
I am a diamond in the rust needing to be buffed
I am strangely perfect
I am like Pluto undiscovered
I am like a waterfall never-ending wonders
I am black, black is beautiful
I am Christian
I am beauty in the dark

By Waverly

Women in Media: HerStory by Nicole

HerStory is Untold/Ignored Great Women In History


As great as Rosa parks, Anne Frank and Sacagawea are, there are some other women in history that are not too recognized for what they did.
* Name: Irena Sendler
* Year of birth: 1910
* When she started her work: 1942
* What she did: She helped rescue 2500 (and yes that’s 2500) Jewish children and babies escape the Nazi death camps and what is so great is the fact that she is not Jewish and has no really close relation to Jews. “I was taught that if a man is drowning, it is irrelevant what is his religion or nationality” Sendler states “One must help him. It is a need of the heart.” Although this quote is leaning to the male gender, it is extremely deep (and she probably would have meant women too).

By Nicole

Rosie's Girls by Anamika

During World War 2 the United States of America needed men to fight against Germany's Nazis'. All ages and types of the men were forced to fight for their country and be in the presence of war. Since at that time women did not have that many rights and usually were house wives, men obviously took control of paying jobs and ran the country. Entitled to World War 2's demand of America's men at war, there were no men to take control of the jobs and the country. In order to keep America running while their sons and husbands were gone, the women took over and learned how to do the impossible ever done in history. They learned how to be blacksmiths, carpenters, handy people, shoe makers, and etc.

After World War 2 men came back to their country and wanted to have their job's back, but the women liked their taste of independence and wanted to keep that. There was a strike held of gender equality such as "girls can do anything boys can do". Organizations were created for women who had a desire to take on jobs that were said that only guys were capable of doing, and Rosie the Riveter was created. Rosie the Riveter is a fictional character that symbolizes the historical beginning of women.

By Anamika

Riveting...

Lookin Within by the Street Team

I am Street Team
I am a strong leader
I am the writer of THE RIVETER
I am diverse
I am a book critic
I am a saw cutting through everything
I am a public speaker
I am a prism that can see different angles
I am pizza, chips, and dinner time
I am an excellent source of energy
I am a social worker caring about others
I am an Emmy winner from City TV
I am a publisher and graphic designer
I am on an unforgettable experience
I am meeting new people, a friend, a person
I am discovering myself and my writing talents
I am a person that always finds light in the dark
I am an interesting book that is unpublished
I am an untold story
I am carpenter
I am welder
I am a plumber
I am a great girl and I am not an object
I am a super shero in my world.

By The Street