Thanksgiving & Christmas

My entire family has not spent any time together for about eight years, maybe longer. We are finally going to get together this year in 2008 . On my pop's side of the family we are going to spend thanksgiving together. We are all going to one person's house for Thanksgiving. I'm going to get to spend time with my family. That's all I really want to do. It's just a bonus that it on Thanksgiving, and we get to eat all that good food. Then for Christmas we are going to spend it with my mom's side of the family. I have not been back home to Amarillo in a while. The same thing I said before, I'm just glad that I get to spend time with my family, I'm serious. I miss my entire family so much. They are all grown up. My cousins I mean and I need to see them.

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One Semester Complete

One semester down, seven more to go. I've worked real hard this semester to get the grades that I am receiving. After having a head injury, it feels good to accomplish something like this. Concerting how difficult simple math was for me. The more I practiced the more I remembered, the better I got. Being here kept me occupied. I think it was for the best to kept me out of trouble. Trouble follows you almost everywhere you go. Being here kept me out of more trouble than I would of been in if I were not here. Completing one semester of school has motivated me to stay in school and finish. This experience has been interesting here at Richland College.

What's Real???

I did not realize what was really real, until I had a motorcycle accident. In a way I took life as being a big joke. I knew life was not a big joke but I was acting like I did not care. You don't realize it until something bad happens, like a motorcycle accident or anything else. Then you are ready to make a change in your life. I learned life is really real and the way I see life has changed completely from the way I use to see life. People don't pay attention until something like this happens.

WHAT TO DO???

You know I really did not know what to do. I was mad at the world, and sad at the same time. Let me tell you what I did. I continued on with my life. For the past year and a half I have been working, working, working. Putting my life back together, slowly but surely. If it was not for God, moat of all I would not be where I 'am today. If it was not for the support of my family and prayers. I really don't think I would have made it. So the question was What Do TO DO? Continue living life. NEVER give up and I NEVER gave up, and I NEVER will. I guess it runs in my family. I mean a will to succeed," WHAT EVER IT TAKES".

My Plan

Most people in this world don't have a plan. You know, like for your future. Almost all young don't have a plan. I say most, but some young people do stick to their plan. I had a plan at first. my plan was to go to school and play football. One thing led to another and I did not go. Then I my plan was interrupted when I had a motorcycle accident. Now I have anther plan. I'm back in school and I plan to finish. I'm not going to let anything get in the way of that. I'm going to a community college first, for two year's. After I complete my two year's I'm going to a University, UNT. I'm majoring in Law Enforcement and at UNT. I am going to finish school there, hopefully.

The End of The Semester

This semester is coming to an end, and it was not to bad. My parents thought I was going to have a lot of trouble with school, but I did'nt. As a matter of fact I thought it was very easy, maybe a little too easy. I have the Accuplacer Test on Thursday November 6, 2008. It's a test that determines weather your ready to take regular classes or not. I think I'm going to blow that test out of the water. I felt ready for a long time now, but maybe it was not time for me to take regular classes. Anyway I'm ready for the next step.

King Tut Visit

I visited The King Tut Exhibit October 30 this year. It was a great experience. All the jewelry was real. They had security everywhere. They had statues there. Some bigger than others. They had a real big statue of Amenhotep's head, I think. It looked so real. The head was almost as big as my body. It was kind of scary. Once it was all over we went through the gift shop. Everything in there was so expensive. A little plastic bracelet and some other little things like a pen and a small note pad was $25.00. No think you, I said. I also said some other things. But I left quickly.

Relief

I am glad I'm back to the normal way of life. It does not feel good experiencing what slow and disabled people experience there whole life. Four to five months after I had my motorcycle accident. People have told me they would not have known I had a motorcycle accident if wouldn't have said anything. I have heard from people that, they could not tell I was in a motorcycle accident.