Q. Introduce yourself – name, nickname, where you were born, how old you are, where you live, what your job is or what you study
A. Name/nickname: Lou/Lulu, miss slinky Vixen, and Looey Pooey, at times!
Born: Hythe near Southampton, I’m 29 but not for much longer!
Live: Blackwater , Surrey – between Reading and Guildford
I’m a consumer promotions exec for Bracknell Town Centre – I try to get people to shop!

Q. What do you do in your spare time? What are you passionate about?
A. Spare time! What spare time? Either in the gym, arerobics, combat, yoga, or pilates, or cooking, watching TV and killing zombies on the PS2 – plus I’m recently addicted to Tetris.Plus reading and listening to music. I’m passionate about the LVG, of course!

Q. What is you most treasured possession?
A. My friends/family … and new MP3 player! But mainly happiness or security, very treasured and protected.
Q. Which living person would you most like to meet?
A. My ideal man!

Q. Name your top three bands.
A. Slipknot, Type O Negative, Pearl Jam

Q. Name your top three movies.
A. Terminator, Robocop, Singles

Q. What is the most important book you have read? (can be non-vampire)
A. the Bible

Q. Which is your favourite horror/vampire book?
A. “I am Legend” by Richard Matheson

Q. Do you think vampires are real? Explain
A. I believe that bloodsucking, vain, mysterious, charismatic, flamboyant, enigmatic people exist of course!

Q. What were your reasons for joining the London Vampyre Group? What do you want to get out of being a member?
A. To meet likeminded people, find out where cool Vamp/Goth clubs are, shops, learn about others and their opinions, and I find other people’s image – fashion, hair, makeup and music tastes fascinating. Q. What is your favourite word?
A. “Thanks”

Q. What is your greatest fear?
A. Someone throwing a cigarette out of a car window, I drive over it and my car explodes.

Q. What is the most important thing life has taught you?
A. It’s all in my mind.

Q. Give a song lyric/quote from a film or person or a passage/sentence from a book that you feel embodies your approach to life
A. Used to be “Give me one good reason to live, I’ll give you three to die, Let’s leave this world behind” from “My Eyes” on “River Runs Red” – still is occasionally, But more so these days is “but someone said to me recently’sympathy is the enemy of common sense’”, which embodies my no-nonsense, anti guilt ethic – don’t be sorry, just don’t do it!

Q. Do you have a livejournal or personal webpage that we can link to?
A. Nope, not yet...