Cindy: I speak fluent Spanish.
SCORE: What kind of personality did you have in high school?
Cindy: Quiet. Shy. I was a good student. I was in honor societies and on the principal's roll. I belonged to the Arista club, which was a group for students with the top 10% grades.
SCORE: Were you a cheerleader? You seem like you have that in you.
Cindy: My school had a cheerleading squad but I wasn't into that. Like I said, I was very shy.
SCORE: When did you become a dancer?
Cindy: When I was 18 years old, after I graduated high school.
SCORE: What clubs did you dance in at first?
Cindy: One of them was called Rachel's, in Orlando, Florida. I can't remember the name of the other club.
SCORE: So time passes and in 1999 you are spotted by photographer Anneli Adolfson at a convention called Erotica in Manhattan.
Cindy: I just happened to go out of mere curiosity, heard about it, had nothing to do that day.
SCORE: How did Anneli find you?
Cindy: I just walked by her and she went, like, "Wow!" I must have been wearing something that showed a little cleavage. I can't remember. And she stopped me and asked me if I wanted to do any magazines and modeling. I was skeptical at first. I listened to her for a little bit. I went home, thought about it and I called her back. That's how it started.
SCORE: Had you been approached by photographers before that?
Cindy: Yes, I had, but they all had different intentions so I never gave it a second thought. A lot of them were just trying to you-know-what.
