Spring break, got an agent!

Spring Break was nice. I got half my wisdom teeth out, which wasn't so nice, but I got to spend some really amazing time with my family. Oh, and the night before I left to go back to the city, I ended up (the timing was so perfect) getting an agent! Linda McAlister Talent Mgmt site
I also met this weird guy in the airport. And found a book called "How to Speak Cat" in the library.
I got back to the city this past weekend, and now it's my first week back at school. Everything's going pretty well.

Love these hats.

'Scissors, Rock, Paper' photos

Some photos from that 2nd film I did with Holden last semester... :)

Been working at school, interning, and trying to do well in classes. So far everything's been manageable and pretty fun.
I filmed the role of a daughter on Sunday, for this independent short called "The Bridge". There are some pretty cool projects coming up that I'm excited about too.
I'm trying to finish the third book in the Twilight series.
This friday, Booty (the cat) and I are flying to Dallas for Spring Break, basically a long weekend. I'm getting my wisdom teeth out!

"my heart's your heart
my love's your love
and I'm not okay unless you're okay"

Got back to NY this week! Being home for the holidays was really nice. I hung out in Dallas and Houston for two weeks, and got to see how my brother's been doing since he left for Oxford. I've been missing my family since I got back, but have been keeping busy working at the internship and at school. I made this at school today!

so my website: andreachristineonline.com
should be up and running about now! I like it a lot :)

also, I just got back from a week shooting "the Animalmen" in Long Island. Everyone was so chill!! I had a lot of fun.

I'm feeling

" Live in New York City once, but leave before it makes you hard"
Baz Luhrmann's "Everybody's free (to wear sunscreen)"

I was reading through the New York Moleskin cityblog and I really liked this entry...

"I got on the train this morning and... I did something that can only be done shamelessly in a large city – I stared at people.

...I saw someone who I recognized…huge red beard, glasses and a newsboy cap. I quickly looked away, closed my eyes and began to search my brain to figure out who this person was and how I knew them. Then I placed him. We used to live in the same building two years ago. For over two years, I would regularly see him living his everyday life and we always said hello and exchanged small talk. The strange thing is, I know that he lives with his girlfriend, drives an old maroon Volvo and has a Shiba Inu dog that is blind, but at that moment, on the train I didn’t feel like I had to say hi. I adverted my eyes from his general area and didn’t feel bad about not saying hello. This is one of the things I love and hate about large city living. There is a redeeming quality about large city living in that you can be a complete prick and no one will ever really remember you, but I do miss that smaller town quality where everyone says hello and remembers your face."

http://newyork.moleskinecity.com/