And Miss Moorpark Begins!

I'm done with my interview, it was scheduled at 9:32 but I didn't get in there until after ten. I purposely didn't put any politics-related interesting facts on my resume, but since I've been judged by one of the judges on this year's panel before, the first question out of his mouth had to do with politics and an interesting fact that I had on my resume in the past.

I was really nervous last night, but after talking it over with Trevor on the steps of my front porch, I calmed down a little bit.

Some questions I was asked in interview:

• 2 years ago you told us of how you went to the New Hampshire primaries with Hillary Clinton, do you think we made the right choice in choosing Obama?
• Do you think Obama is doing the right thing concerning the BP oil spill?
• If you were President, what would be your top priority?
• How do you feel about the amount of money the city puts into the local theater?
• Do you think the money put into the theater should be put into protecting the community?

There were a bunch of other ones, but I can't remember them all right now. I know a lot had to do with uplifting girls and self-empowerment. Lots of talking about confidence and how I would handle the crown if titled Miss Moorpark. I talked about "Water Damage" for a little while too.

I hope I didn't stutter too much, or rush over my words. I feel like I might have. Sandy afterwards said that I was really passionate about everything I talked about and that came through, which is really important. I just hope it was good enough.

My make-up is getting done at 2.

Call-time for the show is 5:30.

The rest of the competition starts at 6.

Hopefully we'll know who Miss Moorpark 2010 is by 8:30!