I recently have reconnected with several old friends. More than one person that I haven't talked to in 15-20 years. They all say the same things. "I always wondered what happened to you" "I think of you often" "What have you been up to" Well here's the answer. I will leave out names of accomplices so as not to incriminate anyone. I trust if you're reading this you'll recognize yourselves and identify with the others. Just so you know........I still love you but I just had to go. Not much has changed about me personally, if you knew me then you'd know me now.
When I first left Wetumka, in November of 1991, I moved to Houston TX, technically La Marque. I went on a cruise to Puerto Rico, St. Thomas ect. Also while living in Houston I took a trip to Mexico. Another significant event that took place during this time is I bartended for the first time in Texas City TX. After about 8 months in Houston we moved to Kooskia, ID.
I always wanted to move out west to Montana or Idaho and I was not disappointed when I got there. Such a beautiful place. I remember in 92 when I moved there thinking it was the most beautiful place I had ever seen, and that is still true.
After being in Idaho for about a year I left the guy I went there with and moved in with some people I was working at a restaurant with. I ended up marrying the guys brother!! He is the father of my 15 (almost 16) year old daughter Jessie.
During my six years with Jessie's father, I quilted, took care of our home, and hung out with Jess. But in 1998 I got a computer and began to yearn for civilization again. I became friends with Hank Williams Jr.'s son on the internet. After working with him for about a year online he offered me a place to stay if I moved to Nashville, so I did.
I moved to Nashville TN in August of 1999. I bartended and worked in restaurants, went back to school and got a degree in Computer Aided Drafting and Design.
In 2008 my second daughter was born, Josephine. For the past 3 years I've worked at Vanderbilt Medical Center as a Administrative Assistant.
I've been single mostly for the past 10 years. I am hesitant to let people get to attached to me anymore. That's the hardest part of leaving is the people you leave behind.
"I've always been different with one foot over the line,
winding up somewhere one step ahead or behind
I can't say I'm proud of all of things that I've done
But I can say I've never intentionally hurt anyone." - Waylon Jennings, I've Always Been Crazy
When I first left Wetumka, in November of 1991, I moved to Houston TX, technically La Marque. I went on a cruise to Puerto Rico, St. Thomas ect. Also while living in Houston I took a trip to Mexico. Another significant event that took place during this time is I bartended for the first time in Texas City TX. After about 8 months in Houston we moved to Kooskia, ID.
I always wanted to move out west to Montana or Idaho and I was not disappointed when I got there. Such a beautiful place. I remember in 92 when I moved there thinking it was the most beautiful place I had ever seen, and that is still true.
After being in Idaho for about a year I left the guy I went there with and moved in with some people I was working at a restaurant with. I ended up marrying the guys brother!! He is the father of my 15 (almost 16) year old daughter Jessie.
During my six years with Jessie's father, I quilted, took care of our home, and hung out with Jess. But in 1998 I got a computer and began to yearn for civilization again. I became friends with Hank Williams Jr.'s son on the internet. After working with him for about a year online he offered me a place to stay if I moved to Nashville, so I did.
I moved to Nashville TN in August of 1999. I bartended and worked in restaurants, went back to school and got a degree in Computer Aided Drafting and Design.
In 2008 my second daughter was born, Josephine. For the past 3 years I've worked at Vanderbilt Medical Center as a Administrative Assistant.
I've been single mostly for the past 10 years. I am hesitant to let people get to attached to me anymore. That's the hardest part of leaving is the people you leave behind.
"I've always been different with one foot over the line,
winding up somewhere one step ahead or behind
I can't say I'm proud of all of things that I've done
But I can say I've never intentionally hurt anyone." - Waylon Jennings, I've Always Been Crazy
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