Post by Rena Humble on May 8, 2012 16:10:17 GMT -5
NICKNAME • Pumpkin, but my parents call me that
AGE/BIRTHDAY • 15 / November 29th, 1997
ZODIAC • Sagittarius
PLACE OF BIRTH • Sunset Valley
ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY • Caucasian
HEIGHT/WEIGHT • 5'4" / 140 lbs
SEXUALITY • Straight
FAMILY • Well, I've got my parents (Terry and Ellen) and my brother (Dominick)
RELATIONSHIPS • You mean boyfriends?! My parents would kill me!
EDUCATION • Still in high school, blah
RELIGION • None
LANGUAGES SPOKEN • Simlish
ECONOMIC STATUS • Middle class, I think?
CRIMINAL RECORD • Does being caught out after curfew count?
OCCUPATION • Student at Crestview Public School
PETS • None :c
TATTOOS/PIERCINGS • No!
LIFETIME ASPIRATION • The Jockey
TRAITS • Equestrian / Loser / Loner / Loves the Outdoors
FAVORITE FOOD • Pancakes
FAVORITE COLOR • Turquoise
FAVORITE MUSIC • Pop
HOBBIES • I think my hobbies would be riding and photography. I mean, I'm no good at either of them but I like taking pictures while riding, so I think that counts?
STRENGTHS • I... don't think I have any? I'm a loser :c My parents say I'm really creative but I don't think so... I guess I'm determined?
WEAKNESSES • Well, I'm really shy and awkward. I don't have any friends at school.
FUN FACT • I'm taking riding lessons on a horse named Dapple
PET PEEVES • People who make fun of others, nobody should be bullied :c
FAVORITE HANGOUTS • The local Equestrian Center!
Rena was born and raised in Sunset Valley and her childhood was relatively normal. She was always very shy and kept to herself but that increased tenfold when she entered school. She became more withdrawn and spoke less and less. Anxiety attacks were not an uncommon thing for Rena as she got older.
When Rena was 13, her grandmother had fallen ill and passed away and, with Ellen Humble being the sole beneficiary since her grandfather had long since passed away, they made the move to Appaloosa Plains. They found a house to rent and haphazardly settled down.
Appaloosa Plains was vibrant and lively but yet it had the peaceful countryside where all the stables were located and it seemed much better for the family in comparison to Sunset Valley. Rena's grades improved and her overall attitude improved once she began to visit the community stable and even begged her parents to let her take riding lessons.
Now, almost two years later, the family has moved to a more permanent home in the countryside that feels more like home and even has a little barn on the property so Rena is holding out hope that one day she'll be able to own her own horse, or maybe buy Dapple from her instructor!
