Star_Spark
07-05-2008, 10:02 PM
Long ago, in the land of England, there was a small girl, Patricia Head.
Patricia Head used to walk around her garden, planting flowers. Sometimes she used to read some newspaper (Dated 1672) while eating chips.
She was a young artist when she was 7, and sometimes when she got bored she would paint herself while looking in the mirror.
When she grew up becoming 14, she became rich and famous for her paintings.
She would draw:
Patterns, people, imaginations, and everything else.
Some of her paintings are still here, but it is worth over a million pound.
Many people suggested she should become a supermodel later but Patricia had a loving heart, and suggested ‘how about helping poor people richer?’ The people where so confused why a rich and famous artist would go help the dirty, poor and diseased people. Patricia said, I do what I do and you can’t block my way.
So Patricia went off to help the poor. Living by what she said, she was strong and used her paintings to help the people by selling the paintings and giving them the money.
When Patricia was 29, England became rich because Patricia had sold many paintings to foreign people, also giving the money, so the money was equally shared in England. England became famous for Patricia was becoming richer by the age of 39.
She had sold 1,149 paintings total in the whole of her life. She sold it at a good price so she had earned £2,012,375 in total.
But she had given a quarter to the poor.
Patricia soon travelled all around the world, and was given VIPs to everything she visited. In return, she would give them 1 of her paintings.
This story is how she helped the poor, to become at least average of money, clean, popular, and strong.
The following story is Dying Patricia and starting when she was young – 4 year old and 11 ¾ months.
Maisie: Patricia! Patricia! Where are you? You’re supposed to be playing with me right now!
Patricia: I’m so sorry, Maisie. I was looking at those wild apes.
Maisie: What apes?
Patricia: Come and see.
Patricia leads Maisie to what she was staring at.
Maisie: Patricia! That’s not apes, those are poor people. They are diseased, so get away from them.
Patricia: When I grow up, I want to help them.
Maisie: Ha, when you grow up you’ll change your mind!
Maisie walks off.
Patricia: I’ll show her. I’ll show everyone.
Patricia Head used to walk around her garden, planting flowers. Sometimes she used to read some newspaper (Dated 1672) while eating chips.
She was a young artist when she was 7, and sometimes when she got bored she would paint herself while looking in the mirror.
When she grew up becoming 14, she became rich and famous for her paintings.
She would draw:
Patterns, people, imaginations, and everything else.
Some of her paintings are still here, but it is worth over a million pound.
Many people suggested she should become a supermodel later but Patricia had a loving heart, and suggested ‘how about helping poor people richer?’ The people where so confused why a rich and famous artist would go help the dirty, poor and diseased people. Patricia said, I do what I do and you can’t block my way.
So Patricia went off to help the poor. Living by what she said, she was strong and used her paintings to help the people by selling the paintings and giving them the money.
When Patricia was 29, England became rich because Patricia had sold many paintings to foreign people, also giving the money, so the money was equally shared in England. England became famous for Patricia was becoming richer by the age of 39.
She had sold 1,149 paintings total in the whole of her life. She sold it at a good price so she had earned £2,012,375 in total.
But she had given a quarter to the poor.
Patricia soon travelled all around the world, and was given VIPs to everything she visited. In return, she would give them 1 of her paintings.
This story is how she helped the poor, to become at least average of money, clean, popular, and strong.
The following story is Dying Patricia and starting when she was young – 4 year old and 11 ¾ months.
Maisie: Patricia! Patricia! Where are you? You’re supposed to be playing with me right now!
Patricia: I’m so sorry, Maisie. I was looking at those wild apes.
Maisie: What apes?
Patricia: Come and see.
Patricia leads Maisie to what she was staring at.
Maisie: Patricia! That’s not apes, those are poor people. They are diseased, so get away from them.
Patricia: When I grow up, I want to help them.
Maisie: Ha, when you grow up you’ll change your mind!
Maisie walks off.
Patricia: I’ll show her. I’ll show everyone.