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Realizing your parents weren't always right!

Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:38 am
by Sheryl
The year I was to start 8th grade we moved to a much larger town. I went from having 15 classmates to over a hundred classmates. This was also during the big Satanist scare. Geraldo had just done the big prime time special on Satanist and their ways. And I remember my grandma telling me that people who wore all black were evil and I was to avoid them. Anyways I'm now in my new school in Algebra class and sitting in front of me was a guy wearing all black. I was scared to death, all the stuff my grandma told me was running through my head. Poor guy, I wouldn't look or talk to him when we had to trade papers to grade. Finally after about a month, the guy turned around and asked me what my deal was. I spilled everything bout what my grandma had told me and he just laughed. He was a skateboarder and that was the style then. He was actually a pretty cool guy once I got to know him more.

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Realizing your parents weren't always right!

Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:43 am
by 911
Ah. . . you're face will freeze like that?! DUH!

I'm glad you weren't too scared to talk to him. First impressions are important but they're not everything!

Realizing your parents weren't always right!

Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:55 am
by Sheryl
I guess after that I became more questioning of some of the small town prejudices I'd been raised with.