World of Weird Al Yankovic

Our Wing Tsun school collaborated with a girls' magazine for an article on self-defence and I posed for some pictures.

You kicked that dudes ass without messing up your hair

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I'm glad I happened to be wearing that "Star Wars Rey" kind of hairdo that day instead of pigtails or other sloppy hairdo that I often wear to workout, because it looks kind of cool (the photoshoot was unprompted, they just asked for any girl to volunteer and I was like "OK let's do it" before I even considered that other girls might want to ).

Tay Zonday (the Chocolate Rain guy) follows me on Twitter.

Peter MacNicol and Charlotte Stokely follow me on Twitter.

For some reason.

BBC Alba journalist Clain Maconghais follows me on Twitter and has since late September when I first followed him out of interest for a more intimate view of Gaelic-speaking Scotland. I have no clue why, but to be honest it isn't really much of a problem to me, as he can understand what I'm tweeting perfectly well (He has spoken in English a few times to very confused people, and he did seem very fluent. No mistakes, not even a single typo - must speak it as well as Gaelic)

I was retweeted by the internet comedy duo, Rhett and Link. I have been the first like for both Al's and Jim's on Instagram. My brother worked with a woman who married Viggo Mortensen's brother. My dad is semi well known in some circles as an author. My dad and I worked together to write a short Sherlock Holmes story that will be published at some point.

I knew you were a Rhett and Link fan by your screenname! And what's your dad's name, I read alot, maybe I've read or will read him

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William Patrick Maynard. He writes Fu Man Chu. Fans of that tend to think of him as celebrity, but only to the big fans.

Sean James, Al's hairdresser, and I follow each other on Instagram. I have to say his posts and pics are a lot more follow worthy than mine are