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Janey · 09-24-2004, 08:39 AM

Hi, I'm jane, i live in Toronto. I am in my 20's and work as a management consultant with PwC.

I went to university at Queen's in Kingston, where I had a fantastic time. I love rock music and really do not like hip hop. I am learning to play the guitar, and currently own a Yamaha steel string accoustic, as well as a Fender Squier fat-Strat ( i love the sound of the humbucker pick up).

I am a heterosexual female (olthough i do not rule out same sex encounters, i haven't had the opportunity yet) about 5'2, 104 lbs, with black straight hair. my parents were born in china, and are of Han ethnicity, I am CBC (canadian born chinese) but obviously also of Han ethnicity. I am proud of my heritage, especially of the contribution my grandparents made to the building of Canada earlier this century. Both of my grandfathers were Canadian citizens in the early 1900's and worked on the railroad. Although they were required by law to leave their families in China, they loved the opportunity that this country offered.

Me too!.

I will post a pic as soon as i can find a scanner.

09-24-2004, 08:39 AM	#2373 (permalink)
Janey Junkie Location: Toronto	Hi, I'm jane, i live in Toronto. I am in my 20's and work as a management consultant with PwC. I went to university at Queen's in Kingston, where I had a fantastic time. I love rock music and really do not like hip hop. I am learning to play the guitar, and currently own a Yamaha steel string accoustic, as well as a Fender Squier fat-Strat ( i love the sound of the humbucker pick up). I am a heterosexual female (olthough i do not rule out same sex encounters, i haven't had the opportunity yet) about 5'2, 104 lbs, with black straight hair. my parents were born in china, and are of Han ethnicity, I am CBC (canadian born chinese) but obviously also of Han ethnicity. I am proud of my heritage, especially of the contribution my grandparents made to the building of Canada earlier this century. Both of my grandfathers were Canadian citizens in the early 1900's and worked on the railroad. Although they were required by law to leave their families in China, they loved the opportunity that this country offered. Me too!. I will post a pic as soon as i can find a scanner. Last edited by Janey; 09-24-2004 at 08:41 AM..