amayzing mayzie! (part 2)

Mayzie la Bird from "Seussical"

Mayzie la Bird is all about glitz, glam, and boy birds. She loves the frills and effortlessly looks perfect all the time, what with her bushy beautiful tail and all. Mayzie is a girly self-centered girl bird who loves the spotlight, being the center of attention, beaches, and having fun with some boy birds. "Toodles" is her favorite word.

Actually, she is very successful in being the center of attention. She is popular and even has a few Mayzie Fan Clubs!

Behind all the glitter, though, is a timid girl bird with almost the shyness equivalent of that weirdo Gertrude McFuzz. So many years back, Mayzie la Bird fixed herself up and headed over to Doctor Dake, where she got a huge tail and a whole lot of confidence.

Ever since then Mayzie la Bird was known as "amayzing." If she hadn't once been the dork on the block, she would not have felt sorry for Gertrude and told her the secret to a fabulous tail.

Gertrude didn't look so amayzing with her big tail though. Mayzie then decided to let it go, because it only mattered if she was beautiful. Which she was. The whole giant-tail thing worked so much better on flamboyant Mayzie la Bird than on nerdy Gertrude McFuzz.

Oh! Another thing... Mayzie is very very very dramatic at times. She also belts to her heart's content. Those must be mentioned.

Toodli-ooooooooo!

P.S. "Toodli-oooooooo!" is Mayzie's favorite word!

P.P.S. Pic found on Naples News!

P.P.P.S. To see more pictures of Mayzie la Bird, check out the post below!

my character analysis!

This is my idea of a character analysis paper. It's so much fun doing these! I copied and pasted from the document... Seriously, read it! It's not as boring as it looks! :)

"Centipede" of James & the Giant Peach

As a centipede, I have a lot of legs. Each one has a beautifully polished boot stuck on top. I tell people I have 100, but that obnoxious earthworm knows the truth that I only have 42. (That does NOT mean she needs to go blurting it to the world!)

I met that beast when I stumbled upon the giant peach one dark night. The minute we laid eyes on each other, we realized we were not going to be friends.

Anyway, as I was saying before I was so rudely interrupted by thoughts of Earthworm... What do I look like? Well, I look like a centipede. 100 legs poke out of my sides, 50 each; and my bright red boots compliment my colorful complexion.

I am a pest. I strive to get my way. My purpose in life is to torment farmers, teenagers, and anyone else I come upon. I am- I must admit, hesitatingly- blind as Earthworm when it comes to the way I treat others. It does bother me sometimes, but I can't help it! Interrupting, annoying, and being the center of attention is just in my nature as a "loathsome pest." (Those are Earthworm's words, not mine.)

Born in an underground town called St. Soilville, my parents- and the city- died tragically of a giant mole attack. I, Centipede Gulliver Jones, am the only survivor of that devastating event.

Now, I've said enough about Earthworm. What about my other new... uhhh... acquaintances I met on my adventure on the Peach.

I do respect the Old Green Grasshopper. She does play such beautiful music! But, Ladybug bothers me... way too polite! Spider can get a tad bit too dramatic about her father. Caterpillar and Ant are decent, I guess. Silkworm actually does make some marvelous clothes, but she whines a little too much. Glow-worm's light is quite useful, if he tried turning it on once in a while.

Overall, they're all pretty good. Not Earthworm, though. She disgusts me. (Secretly, though, I do like her. She has beautiful skin, and isn't afraid to speak her mind!) But she still disgusts me.

On the trip across the ocean, I was feeling so many emotions. I was feeling terrified of sharks, cloud-men, and falling. I was feeling exhausted after all that chewing of string they made me do. (But it was for a good cause, so I didn't stand up against it.) I was feeling pesty, as always. I was feeling satisfied, for that peach gave me all the delicious food I wanted. I was feeling in control and outspoken, which I love.

This journey has taught me even more about myself! It got me to realize that I needed to become less of a pest. And that became my Welcome-to-America-Resolution. This resolution brought me to my first job: the Vice-President-in-Charge-of-Sales of a high-class boot and shoe manufacturer.

I stuck to my resolution until after I got the job. Then it was complete pest mode for me!

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Toodles!