Hmmm, rolling back the years... Key West Fla - Born USNAS Pensacola, Fla - USNAS Pax River, Maryland - USNAS Pensacola, Fla - USNAS San Juan, PR - USNAS Pensacola, Fla - USNAS (yes, I'm a Navy brat) Urbana, Il - High School years (Grad present was a suitcase.) Tallahassee, Fla - Start of school years Somewhere on the road - The lost years Tallahassee, Fla - Finally graduated Houston, TX - 27 years ago - Was only going to stay one year Sacamento, CA - Loved it, wife didn't Back to Tejas - Been here ever since. Hey, you aren't compiling some kind of FBI file are you? Humorous footnote: My first job out of college was with the IRS, where they run background checks on all hires. It took them two years to clear me. The guy said that they just couldn't believe that I somehow disappeared during the lost years. No number, no forwarding address. My response was that I didn't know that they had laws against having too much fun.
Escondido (San Diego) 0-8 San Jose 8-Current I wish I had the Doc's missing years in there...........
And you also drive a Honda. Randy that is quite a feet for a TEXAN! I thought you were all required to drive Chevy HD2500s LOL For me 0-13 Dhaka, Bangladesh 14-18 Valencia, CA (home of Six flags). High school had 2K people. Graduating class had 537 people, with two non whites; me, and a chinese kid. 75% Mormon population, thus all my friends go to BYU 18-22 (present) Berkeley, CA (accross the bay from San Francisco) for undergrad 23-26 (future) Law school, not sure yet.
St. Louis, MO 63124 Los Angeles, CA 90041 St. Louis, MO 63141 Winston Salem, NC Geneva, Switzerland CH-1203 Portland, OR 97229 Winston Salem, NC
Yes, it was Farley who said it in a skit on SNL... i believe the skit he said it in was where he was at his girlfriend's house, talking to her parents... It's been a while, though, so don't anyone hesitate to correct me if i'm wrong...
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada....2 years Soest, "West" Germany....9 years Kingston, Ontario, Canada....4 years Calgary, Alberta, Canada....8 years Vancouver, BC, Canada....3 years Calgary, Alberta, Canada....until now I have lived in many places around the world for 1-6 months at a time during my six years in the army, but did not list any of them.
We had a actual motivational speaker come to my high school once and he said he lived in a van by the river and lived off of goverment cheese and everything. He was being serious. After that any little bit of respect I had for school assemblies was lost. Everysingle person in the school busted out laughing when he said that.
Native of the California Republic: born in Santa Monica, then moved to Palos Verdes. Now live on the other coast.
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: 0-10 Boca Raton, Florida: 10-17 Greencastle, IN - university Denver, Colorado - B school Corona del Mar, California - pro cycling / business ventures Moortsele, Belgium - pro cycling Corona del Mar, California (again) - pro cycling / business ventures Trinidad and Tobago (again) - pro cycling Denver, Colorado (again) - pro cycling/business ventures, then "real" job, and now present.
Rinky-dink town in Tulare County (Think Mayberry in part of San Joaquin Valley), CA - 27 years Leesburg, Sterling, Arlington, VA - 1 year Beverly Hills, CA - 1 year Rinky-dink town in Tulare County... - 4 years Los Feliz, CA - 6 years Hollywood (Lower Hills), CA - 4 years Here's the van-down-by-the-riverdance... Image Unavailable, Please Login
Somewhat in order, I've lived in several places twice. Montreal, PQ Vancouver, BC St. Cloud, MN Vestavia Hills, AL Knoxville, TN Huntsville, AL Shanghai, PRC Still working on that growing up thing.
No, big change was moving from Hong Couver to Alabama the first time. Fortunately, both parents were born in Europe (dad in Copenhagen, mom in Ellwangen Germany) so I have a pretty cosmopolitan view.
Ahhh I see. "Hong Couver" = too many people from Hong Kong in Vancouver? Hmm when I was in Whistler I did not find that to be the case.
Canada had a pretty liberal immigration policy before HK when back to China. There was a large influx, but most of the people were very well off.
