
Wow am I in for a surprise!!!! This is not the Hollywood's Next It Girl!!!! The game is to change my "Wicked" ways???? Talk about insult of the year!!!! Well this puts a whole new spin on things!!!! I thought I was supposed to Diva it up, and now I am supposed to self-improve??? Ok so I am a bit spoiled. I am self-centered. I am cold. I avoid all conflict. I say what one wants to hear so they like me and I can use that to my advantage. I am superficial, and I always get what I want when I want it! What is so bad about that? Doesn't every girl wish they could pull that off without making any enemies??? I do it all in a pleasant way. I do not offend anyone. I am not a b*tch...well at least not to your face. I may have different motives, but all in all I am considered a nice person. Ha ha! I guess people just do not know the real me, but how insulting!!!!! I have to change my "wicked ways"? WTF!!!! I might as well be on Jerry Springer show!!!! I am not sure how well this is going to work. I love me. My friends love me. My family loves me. Hell, strangers love me. Why should I change?????
Well I could use a self-makeover. As wonderful as my life may seem, I do kinda hate me, but nobody knows that!!!! And I am not sure I want to share that! Boy oh boy! This is going to be a lot harder than I expected! My first impression of the girls was overall not quite what I expected. I thought I would walk into a room full of catty mean girls, which I was supper worried about. Amber was the first to greet me. She jumped up and gave me a welcoming hug. Wow talk about shocking!!!! I was a bit happy. It broke the ice and made me feel not so nervous. I instantly thought all of the girls were nice. Sarah R and I hit it off right away because we are both from Chicago and have the same name. Ana brought the cutest dog I have ever seen. I was so happy that there was a dog in the house. Jillian appeared to be so quiet, almost like she was above the room and was not willing to converse with us because we were her competition. Vanessa, well she looked like a hooker, but I gave her credit for being so brave with her sense of fashion. I honestly was completely shocked when she mentioned bl-- j--- as her specialty. Wow!!!! Who says that???? Qui...well I did not have much of an opinion of her yet. She just seemed there. I thought Reena was definitely going to be the b*tch of the house. I could see that she was already trying to call everyone out on everything. I was not sure if I was going to like this girl. Oh and then there was Katie, last but certainly not least. I did not like this girl at all. There was just something about her. She reeked a fake and phony aura. I could tell that she was one of those sneaky girls that loves to come off soooooo sweet and innocent, but was made of pure evil. -->
My strategy for winning the competition was quite unclear. The whole game got twisted on me and I defiantly needed a day to rethink how I was going to go about it. One strategy I had was defiantly lying about my age. I was older than most of the girls here, if not the oldest. I certainly did not want any life experience and/or life knowledge to be held against me. I wanted them all to think I was on fair playing grounds. Most of the girls were 23 so I stuck to that age to play it safe. I luckily look young ;)
And for the record, I have had a few boyfriends pay my bills but it was only ONE at a time :) They did it out of love for me and I never once asked for a single penny!!!! I just happen to find men that are willing to treat me as the princess I deserve to be. A rich guy is like a hot girl. They are a dime a dozen!!!! Just because you are wealthy does not make you wonderful. You need more than that. But if you happen to be so lucky as to find a wealthy guy that you have a connection with then life can be nice. Just find one that you get along with and have a mutual respecting and loving relationship with. Well I happened to find that and ever since I have been a princess.
My sash says "total liar." Ha ha! I am not sure how I feel about that. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would like to say that it applies to me at about a 1. But then again I guess I would be lying. I am not sure if I really lie. I just adapt to every situation I am in. I guess I am good at telling people what they want to hear ;) If I could have picked my own sash it would have said "Princess in Pink."When I found out there were no mirrors in the house I freaked out! I did not even bring a compact! I use mineral makeup and there is no mirror on my jar of powder! It would never occur to me to bring a mirror. What kind of house doesn't have one???? I thought it was a joke at first! I was not happy.
I found out that we had to prepare a party for 10 men. At first I thought, oh wow, finally some fun!!!! My ray of sunshine came to a quick halt when I found out that we could not use any outside help!!! You mean we have to cook, clean, and decorate ourselves????? No ordering out? Not even a catering service? Four of the girls went to the store and bought supplies. Oh did I want to be one of the lucky ones to be delegated that task! Shopping I can do! Cooking and cleaning? Well let's just say that the only thing I make back home is reservations!!!! I however did end up in the kitchen. It was not easy! We did not have the proper tools provided in the loft. I ended up making a veggie tray and appetizers. Surprisingly, I truly enjoyed it! I made sure everything was color-coordinated and perfectly placed. It was a beautiful presentation and I really got to bond with Jillian in the kitchen. By the end of the day, I was glad to have made a beautiful display of food
The men showed up and to our surprise they were all blind. My initial thought was more of an ironic humor than surprise. I just could not think of a more clever challenge for us to have. We literally spent all day centered around appearance -- everything from the decorations to the food to our outfits. We even made sure the whole loft was spotless. Seriously, I changed my outfit four times before deciding what to wear. For a brief moment I felt kinda stupid, but within a few minutes that was quickly forgotten. All of the guys were great. They were so down to earth and really seemed to have a great appreciation for life. Not a single one of them displayed any sense of bitterness towards life and or their disability. They all had goals and were working towards good causes. And to tell you the truth, it was wonderful to not be judged by my looks for once. The guys really liked me for me and that made me feel great. Julin won the challenge and Ana lost the challenge. I am not really sure if either of them deserved it or not. I was so busy getting to know the guys that I did not even think to pay any attention to the behavior of the other girls. I do know it caused a whole load of Ana drama though. LOL.
Elimination day!!!!! Oh boy... HEART POUNDING... BREATH SHORT... STARTING TO SWEAT... NO CLUE WHAT IS TO HAPPEN... FEELS LIKE WE HAVE BEEN STANDING IN FRONT OF JUDGES FOR HOURS... DEEP BREATH... OK IT IS OVER!!!!! Jillian went home and actually, I was not surprised. She did not want to change and she certainly did not seem up for the challenge. I personally liked her more than some of the other girls, but I am not here to make friends (I guess).