HERE COMES THE BIG ONE!!!!
WELL THOSE OF YOU WHO DONT KNOW THIS YOU WILL. THERE IS A NEW PART OF THIS WEBSITE. CLICK ON AMAZON RIVERA AND YOU WILL SEE WHAT I MEAN. I AM TAKING A HUGE RISK DOING THIS BUT ITS MY LIFE TO LIVE.
Hey everyone!
My name is Gilbert! I was born and raised in Dilley, Texas. GO WOLVES! Dilley is a very small town with a population of only 2,500! My graduating class was about 45! I lived in Austin, Tx and went to The University of Texas at Austin. Hook 'em Horns! I am majoring in pre-law with a minor in Theatre and Music! Yeah I know...Big differnce! I transfered to San Antonio, Texas and attended Palo Alto College. There is alot of things to know about me! I love to hang out with my best friends and just chill out!
Back in High School, I played Football, Track, Tennis, and I was in numerous student government programs. I was president of my class two years in a row, student council, Who's Who, Gifted and Talented, and a bunch of other stuff!
I was also in band! I loved it! I was Head Drum Major my sophomore and junior years. I was the second guy from my town ever to be head drum major and the first ever to be head drum major as a sophomore! It was really cool! I made it to the state competition for solo on trumpet two years, and i was accepted to the University of Texas school of music with a handy scholorship! I played many instuments! You name it I played it!
I just finished school again, but this time i have 2 unusual degrees. I have a degree in Mixology and a Degree in Professional Bartending. I went to the Texas School of Bartending and am now a Professional.
Friends are probably the most important thing to me! My best friend is just tooo crazy, as well as the rest of my friends.
I moved down to Pearsall, Texas and worked for CE Solutions. Great Job! I am living in San Antonio but plan to move to Dallas, Houston, or Austin really soon. I want to start working on my degree again. If there is anything you need to know, drop me a line.
Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up.
The only way of finding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible. -Arthur C. Clarke
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