A day in the life
The Shara Hinden Story
On December 18, 1985 at 1:06 pm a little girl named Shara Nicole Hinden to Ruth McCormik and Allen
Hinden at Rose Delima Hospital located in Henderson, Nevada. She was the fourth and final child of the couple who already
had three other girls Dara Hinden, Amy Hinden, and Melaine Hinden. Growing up Shara found herself to be closer to her sister
Dara than the other two sisters. Growing up she had a fairly good childhood, she may not have had as much fun as most kids
her age, but Shara didn't complain. Young Shara didn't have many friends growing up because she is the kind of girl who likes
to be alone. At the age of three Shara's parents were having some marital problems and the both of them decided that it was
time for them to get a divorce. The divorce put a strain on the family financially and Shara never really got all of the things she
wanted as a child during the holidays, espacially around Christmas time. Her mother who is a teacher was working at a school
named Clyde C. Cox Elementary School and that school became Shara's first school up until the third grade. She spent her last
elementary school years at William E. Perron Elementary School because it was closer to her home. She spent the first two
semesters of ninth grade at Woodberry middle school. She would then transfer over to Roy Martin Middle School. It wasn't
until high school when Shara decided what she wanted to do with her life. Her dreams changed from wanting to be an airline
pilot to becoming a magician as a child. It wasn't until her sophmore year at Desert Pines High School, where her mother once
taught home economics and child development until she retired in 2003, where she found her true calling. Her true calling was in
the theatre department. It was in this theatre department that she met all of the friends she's been waiting her whole life for and
now that she found them she says that she never wants to lose them because they mean the world to her and they keep her
grounded and they help her through the tough times. Her friends also helped her start up her collection of concert tickets that's
grown fairly large since she started. Her fear of clowns kept her from attending any circus's with her friends, but she likes to go
to the local teen hot spot Hotel and Casino Circus Circus every now and then. Her fear of dying alone makes her wanna be
with her friends all the time and her fear of failing keeps her striving for the greatness that this young lady truly deserves.
In a world of manufactured stardom, where the right package can give just about anyone a hit movie, Sharas' skills as an
actress and singer indicate she’s in it for the long haul. [next page]