I graduated from Father Lopez Catholic High School in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1991. I was, if I remember correctly, the Vice President of my Senior class. I was on the Model United Nations and in the drama club. I spent a few months on the swim team and on the track team. I was [...]
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Daytona Beach,
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Wednesday September 15, 2004
Planetdan’s collection of high school senior photographs is one of the funniest things I’ve seen on the net in a long time. It’s laugh out loud material and had me in stitches.
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comedy,
high school,
photographs
I visited my mom in Gainesville, FL for the holidays. While I was there I looked through some of the boxes of “stuff” that I’d left when I moved to California. This took some time, because I left tons of “stuff”. Here’s an example of something I decided to put into the “don’t need to [...]
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family,
high school
I took a class in the Fall of ’94 called Desire and Power in Western Literature. I hated the class and I’m pretty sure the professor, Dr. Snodgrass, didn’t like me very much. I wrote this rambling, terrible excuse for a term paper, in November of that year. It is titled “The Paradox of Popularity: [...]
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baseball,
essays,
high school,
MLB,
music,
paradox,
popularity
How lame! Here is a little something I wrote in my senior year of high school. Through the wonders of modern technology, it is now posted here for you to read. I wrote this one day instead of paying attention to Miss Bowman’s English class just to see if a girl named Karin France would [...]
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Florida,
high school,
VW,
writing
Sometime in the middle of Saturday afternoon I realized that I had somehow managed to completely miss my ten year high school reunion. Shocking. I know I wasn’t the president of the senior class or anything, but I was some sort of officer. Vice President? Secretary? Something. I know I wasn’t the Treasurer – I [...]
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anniversary,
Father Lopez,
high school,
life,
reunions
… this is something I wrote on 02.22.91 … seems like forever ago … Ms. Bowman gave me a 94 …
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high school,
poetry,
writing