Name: Abigail Dima...[hard to pronounce]
Nickname: (Ate) Abby, Sebz, Sebzie, Sebby, Narata
Age: Fifteen
Nationality: Filipino
Education: High School Senior
Occupation: Blogger, Fiction Writer, Graphic Designer, Web Developer, Trying-to-Stay-Alive Teen

CarnivalogiC was my [un]doing, opened as a graphics site on August 2, 2009, its structure altered on October 13, 2009, with a new focus on blogging, graphics, and service. I manage the site simultaneously with my schoolwork; a hard feat, but has potential for success.

I've been into anime and games for five years and web development for three years. Kind of amateurish, but it's a complete mix of interests and hobbies that get in the way.

I like reading fiction (never read/watched Twilight saga, though; never will), and I like writing fanfiction. In a year, I'd used up one filler, and halfway through a thicker notebook that I both labeled Journal of Abigail Dima...I write original fiction also, as well as poetry.

I absolutely love music. I find myself singing almost all the time, and I'm also a [striving] dancer. I wrote and composed two songs before, but I forgot how they sound like. I don't play any musical instrument. I don't have any original choreography, just imitating PVs (LOVE&JOY MMD, Kumi Koda'sTABOO, Namie Amuro's WILD, and BoA's Eien). I also do DDR, Stepmania, and Karaoke, and I dream of incorporating VOCALOID into all that stuff.

My Math and English are pretty good, and so are my history, geography, psychology, theology, philosophy, intuition, and programming. I suck at Filipino and sports, though (except swimming).

My cellphone has no BlueTooth or USB Port or Twitter or Facebook or mobile subscriptions, I have a Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch that I find hard to color with, and my [dad's] camera is a black Kodak (awesome quality, but it's HUGE).. The laptop I'm using is a Hewlett-Packard Neo, powered by a Vista-looking XP, Japanese IME with no non-unicode fonts, and noobish sound card and graphic card. One day, I'll have everything tweaked. Once I have the money.