Celeb 101: What made you decide to write a song like that at that point rather than much further back?
VC: It's not only about friendship. It's about transition. It was about a particular friendship that I've had that has endured many years and I was just thinking about how important it is and how you really sort of have to work at it. That brought me back to a time when I thought we would be friends forever and that it seemed so easy. Then I started thinking about high school and about transition. It's such a universal theme. We move on the first time from high school to college and then it's a pattern that repeats itself. You're gonna have that transition again when you leave college. Then again when you get your first job or you move to a different city. The same thing happens over and over again. The only things that remain constant in our lives are friendship and people.

One-a-Days...

	Favorite food: Chocolate covered pretzels and chocolate chip cookies
	Favorite magazine: The New Yorker. But Harper's Bazaar is my favorite fashion magazine
	Last CD she bought: OutKast Stankonia
	Advice to aspiring musicians: "Learn how to play an instrument and to write your own songs so you have more control over what you can and cannot do. And, don't let anyone tell you 'no'!"

 

Check out Vitamin C in the film "Dracula 2000" and the upcoming Miramax movie "Get Over It," where she plays (what else) a singer! And surf onto vitamincisgood4u.com to get your fix.

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