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hey, longport!
veronika quinn dunworth
• Growing up a Dunworth wasn't exactly anything special. The family was rather average; Penelope, their oldest daughter, Finn, their only son, Roxie, their little firecracker, and last but not least; baby Veronika. Coming into their lives on July 6th, 1989, she was the last Dunworth after their father had been talking about opening up a waffle house.
• It took Mr. Dunworth quite a few years, but after many hard hours of work the waffle house was complete. When Roni was just a little girl, she used to cause mischief in the restaurant. Often getting herself into trouble, but it was amusing to her to see her parents hustle and bustle to try to keep her contained. However, while the family did have their bitter moments, they would always come together for dinners and family game night. They definitely share a close knit relationship.
• As a child Veronika was quite shy, she was always babied by her parents and her siblings, seeing as she was the youngest. She didn't see the need for her protection and would often try her hardest to avoid situations where she would need to be sheltered. Mostly keeping to herself through out elementary school, she was more focused on her grades than trying to find friends. A very bright girl, who excelled in all of her classes.
• Middle school rolled along, and while it is a very hard time in every adolescents life, Ronnie was diagnosed with Bi-polar Disorder. She had terrible mood swings, and would go from a state of mania to a pleasant state in the snap of a finger. Her tantrums were epic, and her whole appearance changed. She was no longer the little girl whose hair her mother used to braid into pigtails. Now, she decided that she would be called Ronnie. She took a liking to a more eccentric apparel, dressing in fishnets and short plaid skirts. She was often sent to the principal for being loud and disruptive, or having one too many opinions about things.
• By the time she had entered high school, Ronnie's disorder had been treated and controlled. While she still had episodes they weren't as rash as they had been. She learned to take her aggressions out in other ways, picking up after her sister she decided to take on skateboarding as a hobby. As well as playing the drums, and art. Art was always something she had been interested in, and it was one of her real talents. She knew some day she wanted to pursue a career with her talent, since it was something that made her happy. While she was quite the tomboy, it was obvious that her body was maturing. Always being a firm believer in a lady should always look her best, she started to embrace her more feminine side. Which sometimes would cause arguments between her and her father, since she would always be "daddy's little girl."
• Now at nineteen, Ronnie is working at her father's waffle house part time, and apprenticing to be a tattoo artist. She's going to the local community college to study art. Taking her love for art even further, she occasionally models for friends and up and coming underground clothing. She's currently still living in her parents house, but is close to saving up just enough money to get away before she loses the last bit of her sanity.
longport!veronika quinn dunworth
• Growing up a Dunworth wasn't exactly anything special. The family was rather average; Penelope, their oldest daughter, Finn, their only son, Roxie, their little firecracker, and last but not least; baby Veronika. Coming into their lives on July 6th, 1989, she was the last Dunworth after their father had been talking about opening up a waffle house.
• It took Mr. Dunworth quite a few years, but after many hard hours of work the waffle house was complete. When Roni was just a little girl, she used to cause mischief in the restaurant. Often getting herself into trouble, but it was amusing to her to see her parents hustle and bustle to try to keep her contained. However, while the family did have their bitter moments, they would always come together for dinners and family game night. They definitely share a close knit relationship.
• As a child Veronika was quite shy, she was always babied by her parents and her siblings, seeing as she was the youngest. She didn't see the need for her protection and would often try her hardest to avoid situations where she would need to be sheltered. Mostly keeping to herself through out elementary school, she was more focused on her grades than trying to find friends. A very bright girl, who excelled in all of her classes.
• Middle school rolled along, and while it is a very hard time in every adolescents life, Ronnie was diagnosed with Bi-polar Disorder. She had terrible mood swings, and would go from a state of mania to a pleasant state in the snap of a finger. Her tantrums were epic, and her whole appearance changed. She was no longer the little girl whose hair her mother used to braid into pigtails. Now, she decided that she would be called Ronnie. She took a liking to a more eccentric apparel, dressing in fishnets and short plaid skirts. She was often sent to the principal for being loud and disruptive, or having one too many opinions about things.
• By the time she had entered high school, Ronnie's disorder had been treated and controlled. While she still had episodes they weren't as rash as they had been. She learned to take her aggressions out in other ways, picking up after her sister she decided to take on skateboarding as a hobby. As well as playing the drums, and art. Art was always something she had been interested in, and it was one of her real talents. She knew some day she wanted to pursue a career with her talent, since it was something that made her happy. While she was quite the tomboy, it was obvious that her body was maturing. Always being a firm believer in a lady should always look her best, she started to embrace her more feminine side. Which sometimes would cause arguments between her and her father, since she would always be "daddy's little girl."
• Now at nineteen, Ronnie is working at her father's waffle house part time, and apprenticing to be a tattoo artist. She's going to the local community college to study art. Taking her love for art even further, she occasionally models for friends and up and coming underground clothing. She's currently still living in her parents house, but is close to saving up just enough money to get away before she loses the last bit of her sanity.