The 1st thing for Hannah Cunliffe is to move to Hollywood and sign up for crash courses in singing, dancing, acting, stand up, modeling, ...
The 1st thing for Hannah Cunliffe is to move to Hollywood and sign up for crash courses in singing, dancing, acting, stand up, modeling, ...
I read these reactions and they sound like it's 1950. Crazy.
You can finish a degree at any time. There's no need to do it just because you have a scholarship. Life dictates different opportunities to different people, just because YOU had no future as a pro doesn't mean someone that can shouldn't pursue those chances when presented.
I had no idea the Cunliffe family was full of elite athletes and that there were SEVEN sisters! Chloe, a junior at West Seattle, just won the 3A state pole vault yesterday with 13-8.5 ... which I think is top 3-4 in the nation.
j money wrote:
I've watched her interviews after races. She doesn't strike as me as being very bright.
She's no Einstein, that's for sure. But what really struck me was how much better she sounds at the end of the interview than at the beginning. Everything, from her engagement to the quality of her answers to her tone of voice, gets better as the interview goes along. It's dramatic enough that by the end, it's almost as if they are interviewing a completely different person.