I know some of you guys, but not all....sooooo

I think you turned out quite well. Your parents sound like mine. I had an atypical childhood. We lived in the city...but went camping, hiking, didn't eat any meat, and no Christmas lol. I wouldn't change a thing!!

There is a method to the madness!

Aiight here goes mine:

1.  I have a BA from Montclair State University and I'm currently working on my MSE from the University of Pennsylvania.  I want to be some company's Executive VP or CEO someday.

2.  I once made the dinner prayer one Thanksgiving when I was like 6 or 7 and ever since that time my grandmother has been seriously under the impression that I want to be a preacher.  Trust me folks, the last thing that y'all want to do is entrust your salvation to a guy like me.  I would have every buxom, wide-rumped woman in my congregation, choir, and cleaning staff pregnant or filled with MY holy spirits. 

3.  I have so much respect for people who are active in the day to day world despite their so-called disabilities or handicaps.  It takes so much for so-called normal folks to cope and deal with the real world, but people who are somewhat limited seem to do so without complaining that they have something to complain about. 

Hey my aunt just retired form U penn! She doesn't drive and you coulda picked her up from Lawnside and took her to work!! She is buxom and wide rumped LMAO

But PLEASE don't try any Holy Spirit deposits... she's 65 for goodness sake!

Whew... good for her because I draw the line at 64 and a half!

Oh...I almost forgot.
I have ---for the past year and a half---engaged in regular cybersex sessions with one of the people behind the scenes of OH.

Membership has it's priveleges.

As a result, I'm privy to specific....INFORMATION.

Such as the SECRET IDENTITY of EACH AND EVERY troll account across the ENTIRE DOMAIN of OH.

Don't ask.
I promised.

Whateva!! You don;t have no info! You aint cybersexing nobody.....especially when Ceecee can come up in this piece and read that!

Nope.....no way!! You aint got to lie CRAIG!!

1. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a singer, and would always compare myself to Stacy Lattisaw.

2. I love to dance and will dance my azz off when I am home by myself like I'm at a party. (I was that teenager who used to teach all my younger cousins/siblings - hell anybody) the latest dance moves. Recently at a family get together, I got pissed because I couldn't do some crazy azz dance with the kids, but I kept practicing until I had it.

3. I'm left-handed and when I get really excited or in a hurry, I write backward (from right to left)....  you literally have to look in a mirror to see it! If I catch it in time, I'll change it.  At my current job, I've been embarrassed a few times when I've handed a note to someone that was completely written from right to left. I used to ask people how to make a 3 because I still (if I'm going quickly) might slip and write it to look like an E. LOL!!

I remember Stacy Lattisaw.  Whatever happened to that sista anyway?

Now that was an interesting post. You have to show me one day the writing thing! You coming to DC?

 Some things about me

1.  I have been in school for almost 11yrs on and off.  I am 3 classes and an internship away from my BSW but I stopped going to pursue my nursing degree.  I am just waiting to apply for a school.  All my pre-reqs are finished.  I still want to get my BSW, maybe if my job lays me off I will go back to school. 

2. I work for Social Services and I really love my job but its not my passion.  Working in medicine is.  But it really makes me count my blessings to be in a position where I can take care of my son on my own.  I see so many poeple that truely don't have anything, or they are about to lose everything like their house and jobs.  Its scary out here.

3.  I was engaged to my son's father but cancelled the wedding a week before the ceremony.  Everything was fully paid for(by me) and I still have my dream dress hanging in my closet with my bride maids dresses.  Leaving that crazy ******* was the best thing I ever did for me and my son.  Walking away from my dream wedding was the hardest.  I still hold on to the dream of getting married one day.  But first I have to get out there and date.  One day I will leave the house for purposes other than work.

Nicole