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| I'm back everyone...back to writing at Xanga, but not back to writing
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| Yep, it's true. My parents are getting divorced.
Yesterday, I was happy because I finally got a grade changed.
This was a grade that would have kept me from graduation. Sherman
really didn't help much by saying that I had failed "fair and square",
but she did offer some words of encouragement: "If you flunk out
of college like you almost flunked out of high school, I'm going to
come up to California and kick your butt."
I've been driving a little more each day, down real roads, but not on
the highway. I definitely know I'm not ready for that. But
I gotta be ready before June 2nd, because that's the day I promised
everyone going to Project Celebration that I'd have a car.
Today, my mom found out that some family finances were not being taken
care of, because my dad has ultimate control over the financial
decisions. That's a bad thing, since my dad tends to screw up the
finances. My dad had changed some settings on some bank accounts,
and basically, it was the last straw for my mom.
My dad had been asking for car insurance papers, other financial
documents, this, that and the other thing. He had hoped my mom
would beg to stay married to him, but she called his bluff this
morning. She basically said she wanted a divorce.
She called my grandpa in Albuquerque, my grandma in San Francisco [the
one I'll be living with during my college life] and a volunteer
coordinator with the Miracle League here in El Paso. She'll be
leaving for Albquerque the weekend following my departure from El
Paso. While she's there, she'll be figuring out some stuff with
some of her land that she owns in Taos and selling half of it.
When she returns from her summer stay in Albuquerque, she will return
to El Paso, find an apartment and settle down. My dad will be
watching my brothers while she's in Albuquerque and then when she gets
back, they will go live with her.
As for me, I'll be living outside of San Francisco with my
grandmother. I'll retain all military benefits until the age of
21 or until I finish college, whichever comes last. In addition,
my grandmother's putting me on her health and dental insurance coverage
she gets through Solano County Sherrifs Department. I'll be
applying to UC Davis instead of San Francisco State University, where
I'll be taking my main courses. When it comes time for me to
venture into my actual interest--broadcasting, or political sciences,
still unsure yet--I'll withdraw from UC Davis and attend either New
Mexico State University, University of Texas at El Paso or California
State at Sacramento.
So, season finales on TV seem to be plaguing our screens everywhere,
gearing up for summer dramas and whatnot. And I've decided to lay
this story of my life to rest with this cliffhanger. My parents
are getting divorced, I'm graduating and leaving for San Francisco,
starting a new life...where will the story pick up?
You'll have to find out June 7th at Coast One. Until then, I'm out.
http://coastone.blogsome.com | | |
| I got a grade taken care of today, one that was failing but now is passing, so I'm happy about that.
I've got nothing to worry about, but I'm a nervous wreck nonetheless.
The KDBC segment went really well. It looked better than I could
ever begin to imagine. Jamie is sending us DVDs of the segment,
so I'm looking forward to that.
I'm feeling so tired, and so sick. I think Kyle gave me his
cold. I had to turn down Vineyard yesterday because of how I
felt. I think I disappointed Kara. I hate doing that.
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| I'm still standing on that Citadel.
If you live in El Paso, please show some support for us. During Jamie Apody's sports segment tomorrow on KDBC-TV [Channel 4/Cable 3] at 10PM, Dominick [my brother] will be featured as part of the Miracle League Network. Jamie did interviews with everyone in my family, including myself, so check out the segment. We're all on the edge of our seats waiting for the story to air.
Channel 4 is currently running promotional advertisements throughout today and tomorrow for the segment. It features a voiceover from my mom and shots of Dominick playing baseball. They're quite interesting to watch, and almost brings tears to your eyes.
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| No community center tonight.
Jacob and Chris had some thing for band tonight [I'm assuming, though I
don't know, that it's a band banquet, since our band had one last
night].
So what did I do instead? Download some Stevie Ray Vaughan [my
hero's hero] and jamming out to that. Am I too white to jam out?
I think not. I'm caught in the crossfire!
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