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Then vs now: a time jump...

Found my very first agency headshot from when I was just a teenager (above), and put it next to my latest one (below). 

It’s wild and strange to look back at that first girl... A deeply stressed child trying to convince casting directors she wasn't terrified. Now I’m actually working, actually dancing, and somehow not entirely broken. I don't get overly sentimental often, but honestly? I'm mostly just really, really grateful.

Gee

Yes, I am fully aware I've had the exact same blonde streaks since high school.
Yes, the bleached parts are currently the texture of dry ramen.
Send deep conditioner immediately.

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