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Sorry guys, I was planning on making it but I just got promoted and moved to Labrador. Have fun.
Yes, I am nuts. I left Comox the year before Graduation and moved to Surrey. That was a big mistake. I married the guy I dated in High school before I left and we lasted for a long time together and had three children. He went into the military, straight out of high school and we travelled all over Canada (I did not get to go over seas but I have lots of pictures because he did). In 1999 my world fell apart and I became a single mom. I worked three jobs and went back to school for my degree. I meet my current love of my life and he is the greatest man I have and will ever know. He brought into the mix three children and we had a full house. After a while we decided that we should have a family together. We had a beautiful daughter that came into this life a fighter. She was the youngest person to have heart surgery at Vancouver Children's Hospital and the quickest to recover. She is the best gift I could think of. She acts like she is twelve but that is because she is the centre of attention for all the other children. She has brought us together stronger as a family. I then had another child; he is a joy and my partner's only boy. I work full time at Canada Post while my partner is a stay at home dad, for now. All three girls play Rep A softball and my partner is a coach and a trainer for coaches. I am the president of our Rep A softball association, which keeps me really busy. My son, Quintin plays football and is now a pitcher for rep softball also. My daughter, Mandlyn, won provincial gold this year and top catcher in her age group. I am very lucky that they are all honour students and great athletes (havent thought of boys yet). Life is never what you expect it to be and the dreams you wished for and never could reach is because life pushes you to what you need and not want. In the long run you see how the dreams you wanted you are glad did not happen because of the mistakes you took is where you grow and learn. The unexpected is always a treat and the best thing that ever happened to you, with out knowing it. This coming from a person, who in High school, was never going to have children, now they are the greatest gift in my life.
