Johnnie Johnson johnson

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moved to dayton, went to ITT. moved to texas. worked as a traveling encyclopedia salesman, and was damn good at it...i can sell anything to anyone. this job took me to oklahoma. from there i went to kansas. i quit my job on a whim, after meeting some real cool mini truckers. i had my green and white truck if anyone remembers. i tried to not work for the next year but you have to show proof of employment to own or rent about anything. ran through a bunch of meaningless jobs just so i could qualify to live where i did. mcd's, autoparts, autodetailing, valet parking, and finally ending my kansas days by being robbed at gun point while working in the mexican ghetto at a town and country gas station. graveyard shift, 12 gauge to the chin, straight gangster shit. i though i was gonna die. after i finished crying and cleaning my drawers out i moved back home to chilli. met the woman that would later become the woman of my dreams in 95(i'll explain at a later date). married in 1997, built a house, had our daughter in 2002. started our own business remodeling homes and a custom imprinting and design business. as much as i hate to admit it i have moved to the country and i am loving this country living. ie: i have 5 chicken and 3 guinea fowl, 1 dog and 3 cats(yes i like cats)
my greatest accomplishment as got to be my daughter AVERY. without my 2 girls in my life, i would be nothing. i love you corrie sue...i love you avery rhiannon.
peace
jj

i was glad to graduate and so was my mother. my grad cake said" no more 6 days a week" ya i was a regular in saturday school. i believe i spent more time in detention and saturday schools than i actually spent at school. remember me cutting off carol wrights pony tail in english and get suspended. then there was the super glue incident, that got me a few days. i glued my chair to the floor in art class, woodies locker shut, kim lindseys books together to the desk. everything to my lunch tray and the tray to the table. i had to pay for everything i ruined, i guess that was fair. david wood's locker was seperated from mine by one other locker, me and him ripped the backs out of our lockers. and threw hundreds of empty coke cans behind them. i kept wondering what they thought when they found them when they redid the place recently..hehe
woody and me also locked shane thomas in our lockers, we pulled his arms outta his jean jacket, buttoned up, crossed the arms across his chest and locked the sleeves in each of our lockers. i believe that was english again when i got suspended. my father threatened lucian yates one time. i was suspended for rolling a penny down the hallway, it was right after that boy got his eye put out by something being thrown at school. i was the example i guess. i was suspended for burning a kid with a cold screwdriver in shop class. i swear i dipped it in water then touched it to my own arm before puttin it on his neck. that didn't matter his neck welted and i went home for 10 days. man there was so much fun. im so suprised that i survived any of it. oh well, now were all grown up and no one gives a shit. i guess in the whole realm of things junior high was the best times ever. we all hung out together, ther were no clicks, black white whatever, we all partied together. highschool brought designer clothes, gangsta rap and hormones into the picture and it was all down hill from there. we all thought we were tough independant people with opinions about everything under the sun. kinda funny to look back and say, what the heck was i thinkin. i am truely sorry for all the people i wronged, or were ever mean to. i was a little ass, seriously. and now all we can do is try to raise our own children to be the best that they can be. lots of love to all my 1989 homies.
peace!
jj