I wouldn't say that I moved a lot growing up, I just moved a very crutial times: to St. Joseph before first grade, to the middle of nowhere before seventh grade, and to DeWitt before my junior year of high school. I now attend Kettering University, which is located deep in the ghetto of Flint, Michigan. There are 350 kids in my freshman class, and rumor has it that 18 are female. I believe it, because I am a fairly social person and I only have about 5 friends that are girls, and one of them just transfered to MSU. I joined a sorority, Alpha Sigma Alpha. These girls are the bomb-diggity. I am beginning to love them all to death, which is kind of weird...I usually cannot put up with girls for long periods of time. In fact, last semester, my best friends here at school were all boys. I would probably be going to MSU next year if it was not for these amazing chicas..
I have two brothers, Jacob, 21, and Jeff, 17. I get along with them better now than I used to. Jacob was a serious stud in high school, and I bragged about him all the time because he won the State Championship for Football his senior year, and I was a cheerleader for the team and got to cheer at the Pontiac Silverdome. Now that Jeff is in high school, I like to brag about him. He is a stud, and all of my friends from DeWitt are in love with him. When I first moved to DeWitt, I actually wondered if some girls were only nice to me because they liked my brother...because most of the time girls in general have alterior motives for everything...
I love N'Sync and want the world to know it. I have been to two concerts and would give my left pinkie-toe to meet them. (Who needs the pinkie toe? It's sole purpose is to remind you it's there when you run into things...it hurts like hell!)
I'm pretty involved in the school. I am president of the Residence Hall Association, and participate in Women's Resource Center activities. I also am a writer for the Reflector (yearbook) and Technician (newspaper). I play intermural sports like basketball (we were tourney champs!), volleyball, soccer and softball. It's a good time, and it helps me to stay a little in shape.
