Who is Pandan a.k.a Izzy?

To thine own self be true. ~ Polonius, Hamlet

Izzy is a character in the anime and manga series Digimon Adventure.
Izzy is an exciting young soprano new on the scene who prefers to be known simply by her nickname Izzy.
Izzy is an "organizational alchemist."
Izzy is a talented published artist from the U.K. who is enthusiastic about Josie and the Pussycats.
Izzy is an African artist whose art focuses on inner beauty, festivity and celebration of the human race.
Izzy is dying for someone to show off to.
Izzy teaches to young readers the importance of tolerance and acceptance.
Izzy had every set of eyes in the room glued to her every shift, sway and step….
Izzy is full of surprises, something in short supply today.
Izzy had the hotel bring her breakfast up to her room and she ate sitting in front of her window.
Izzy smiled as she remembered the first time she had seen him in the stable.
Izzy is our latest edition to the High Winds Family.
Izzy is a lovely character in Grey's Anatomy who got hooked to Alex.
Izzy is the sweetest and most gentle of creatures.
Izzy is a true huntress of the Borzoi breed and is most enchanted with squirells.
Izzy is nice.
Izzy is new to this blog thingy and thus has yet to post any entries... except this one :-)

Originally posted on http://izzyz7.reciter.com on 18 January 2007.

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