Chanelle's Page

What's been good booboo?

   How many places have I lived? Lets see... Cheyenne Wyoming, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina. Washington DC, Baltimore, Germany and France.

      Traveling like this has it's good and it's bad. On the good side, when the family lived in Germany we went on vacation once and visited a lot of other European countries_saw a bull fight in Spain that was a real trip. The poor bulls don't stand a chance. By the time the matador gets in the ring the bull has been worn out by guys on horses poking the hell out of him with lances. My mother and I once took a cruise down the Rhine river in Germany_ saw the ruins of a lot of castles, and we even went on a bus-tour into east Berlin when the Russians still had the Berlin Wall in place.

   On the down side, A Lot of American TV shows Ive only seen as reruns, wasn't in the states when they first aired. Was overseas when King got killed so missed the nation-wide riots. Have no friends in my life that I have known like, forever.

   I could see you wanting a change though. It's always good to see and experience new things and I've always been the type that believes the whole damn universe belongs to me so nuttin wrong with exploring one's Kingdom to see what's out there.

   I'm in Va, now. It's okay but I have no special fondness for the place. Of course you got your share of rednecks here  and the court system favors Them over Us but what else is new?

   You know what? It just sunk in: you've lived in the same city all your life? I thought you meant same state. MY GOD WOMAN YOU HAVE GOT TO GO!!!!

   The whole damn universe belongs to you too.

    And I might add, the lady that wrote men don't make passes at girls who wear glasses is a crazy, crazy, fool. Your picture is hot. (Beach Boy's song California Girls now starts to play in my head)

   You've lived in California all your life? I find that very interesting. It's something I never experienced. I am a military brat. My family lived in so many different places that it amazes me when I hear of people who have lived in one place.

   It must be nice to have roots like that. I don't really call any place my "home." (My youngest brother was born in France)

   So, I'm assuming then that you have never seen snow or at best passing flakes? What about earthquakes? Seems like, no matter where you live there's a Natural Disaster tailor made to fit the area_ it's like we live on a sleeping giant and cities and towns get destroyed every time he changes positions, yawns or stretches. Maybe we need to wake him up.

   I'm glad it was a joke, I don't enjoy worrying about my friends. Green Eggs and Ham huh? I see you want to start right in with the classics. Cat In The Hat is my favorite, but Green Eggs and Ham it is!

      How are the winters out there  though? Even though I would really enjoy reading to you I have to work too. You wouldn't want no broke_ass reader reading to you would you? And I'm pretty sure that once we get through Green Eggs you're going to want some. I'm almost certain that they aren't free.

   I see you changed jobs on your profile...I think. The Buzz Company huh? Sounds suspicious to me.

    Pleased to meet you Ms. Chanelle.

    I see you're in California. How's the winters out there? I'm thinking of moving some where that is warm most of the year so I can hopefully work all year as a painter_something I enjoy doing.

   So you're the dopeman huh? I guess that means, if I end up out that way you could hook me up with some weed, (I hope that is a joke though but one never knows...) In any case, the hooking me up with a weed connection is not a joke.

   Don't worry too much about reading books, I love to read and will read them to you if you want.

   As Invader Zim would put it: "answer ME!"