Karen Kennedy Bakhtiar

dont ever judge the book by its cover because it may be all ragged on the outside but inside may be a very beautiful and enlightening story. take the time to really read and ponder it.
the eyes are the windows of our soul.
look inside very carefully you would be very surprised at what you may see. good luck.

not much of a school story. i was out of school more than in school. i worked when i wasnt in school. i did all i could do to support my family, and us all together, from a very early age without anybodys help. i have worked long hard hours during school time.i never had time to go hang out with other kids. i think i can now say that i made it. i never did graduate from high school,but im happy to say that i have accomplished alot and gained alot of knowledge in ALL my years.out of all the people i have known both at school and away from school there was only one (1) very special person whom i call my bestfriend and sister who was ever there for me through thick and thin. when ever i thought i couldnt make it one more minute,she was there to listen to what i had to say. through all the tears i have shed while in school from all the abuse i have succombed to. all the mean,rude,obnoxious,and cruel people i have met throughout my years and my journeys as a woman truck driver,i have finally overcome it all.
you know, a wise woman once told me that one never knows anothers troubles til you walk a mile in their shoes. i pray that someday someone will walk a mile in mine. thank you for your time, God Bless you and yours.