She was raised in San Jose, California. She graduated from Andrew Hill High School in 1972. Then, she worked for Levi Strauss for many years, and at an early age, (23) in 1977 she had my father (Chris), she went back to work to Levi Strauss after his birth. While working at Levi Strauss, every paycheck she put 20 dollars in a savings account and by the end of the year she had saved 1,000 dollars and used that money as a deposit for her first car. The model of the car was a blue Plymouth Arrow. Car payments at that time were 125 dollars a month.
There was just something about her, as soon as I laid my eyes on her I just knew I fell in love. I guess it’s true what they say you can fall in love at first sight. But at first I felt like I just wasn't good enough for her, I felt like if I even tried I would just embarrass myself. But the way she just worked on that hardwood floor just gave me goosebumps and shivers going down my spine. When I isolate myself with her four countless hours it made me forget about everyone else in this world it felt like we were the only ones.
After socializing with her after a period of time. Our conversations got more intense. We then started talking about life situations, and our futures,
As well as being an internationally renowned singer and songwriter, she is also an educator , a talented artist, and a political activist. Sainte-Marie is also a passionate advocator of Native Americans. Sainte-Marie was born to Cree parents on the Piapot Reserve near Regina, Saskatchewan on February 20, 1941. She
Went to Danville Highschool. She stayed in Danville until she graduated. She then met my grandfather Willie ( who I never met) Who was in the navy at the time. They dated for a very long time. My grandmother got pregnant with my mom in 1971. My mom was born in Danville, but immediately after she was born my grandparents moved to Jackson Tennessee. My mom was a baby at the time. They all lived in Jackson until 1975. It was a hard time for my grandmother because her and my grandfather broke up, and she had to come back to Danville to start over again. When she came to Danville in 1975 she was pregnant with twins ( AKA my uncles).
She soon moved to my school and once that happened we were inseparable. I'd look out for her and she'd do the same for
My grandma is one of my favorite people in the world. We were always close.
I can´t remember when we first met, but she was with me ever since. We were both quiet girls, I think that´s why she stayed with me. But she changed. Soon she was not quiet anymore.
One of the most challenging obstacles I have ever encountered and I had to overcome was losing the girl I love pass away from a severe heart disease. She has been the girl I loved since the first day of Kindergarten elementary. The very first day, we have greeted
She was quiet and didn’t seem to have friends. She had short brown hair which ended just below her ears, she tucked this hair behind her ears which showed off her piercings. She had big, thick glasses which drew attention to her big blue eyes and thin pink lips that were constantly being chewed or picked at. She was very pretty and even her voice was pretty, it was so smooth and soft and hearing her talk was almost therapeutic. I first began talking to her during mathematics and from there we became friends.
How we met At the end of August 2008 when I worked in a company called Colsanitas in Bogota Colombia, I had the great opportunity to meet to Yanira Rodriguez who is my current partner. At that moment I was one of the team leaders of the process area, and Yanira started
She and I met at a fish fry our parents were co-hosting when I was five years old, neither of us knew at that time we would one day become best friends. Her father was a deputy sheriff and mine a police officer. Fish fry’s and other outings were common for our
So the next day she got got a new best friend. Her name is Raquel Canter. When we saw each other we both smiled.
She lives alone in a little apartment on chestnut road. She has a pet iguana named Jerry.
When you were still in the kindergarten, friends were the people who romped about with you, played mischievous tricks upon everyone. When you were getting bigger, perhaps at primary school, friends were the people who helped you in your homework, who sung with you at the school choir. Had you