Luisa Ryan: BootsnAll Photojournalist
Luisa Ryan
BootsnAll Photojournalist
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Full name: Luisa “Sexy” Ryan
Age: a sprightly 22
Nationality: Australian, but a French try hard.
Claim to Fame #1: When I was 10 years old, I was asked to dance at World Expo 1988, held in Brisbane. I got chicken pox and couldn’t dance. I have since been unable to live up to this glorious achievement of my youth.
Claim to Fame #2: Mistaken for Nicole Kidman’s (younger, prettier) sister.
Likes: Latinos, chocolate, languages and travel
Dislikes: Study (is currently fu*#@ng exam time)
Luisa looks for a man who is: a chocolate-flavoured Latino
She works and studies International Relations French and Spanish at the University of Queensland, in Brisbane Australia. Her ambition is to be a flighty travel writer, reporting from exotic locations (with a gorgeous South American on her arm, of course).
Click on her name below for links to all of Luisa’s BootsnAll articles. Also feel free to email her at anticlone@hotmail.com.
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