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... Pat Smear not to keep changing his amp volume. ... so openly on the subjects of drugs
and depression ... perennial, youthful fury captured by the Sex Pistols, before ...
Submitted by one87ll on April 22, 2008
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Christina Klemkowski
Sex, Drugs, and Flagler
Throughout the world, people make decisions everyday which can significantly alter the course of their lives. Day to day choices which at the time may seem very minute may take one down a completely unforeseen road. Social norms for the majority of young Americans include going to school, graduating high school, attending college and graduating, starting a career and living into their adulthood. While this was the original plan for me, a few factors slightly changed the outcome of my plan. Over the course of my twenty three years of existence, events and choices have dramatically changed my life to carry me along a completely unforeseen path. College, traveling, poor choices, random decisions, and twenty three years have ultimately brought me to St. Augustine, Florida and attending Flagler college.
During my childhood education and throughout my high school years academics came easy as well as athletics and both were substantial parts of my life. Attending an all girl private Catholic high school in Baltimore allowed me to truly focus on schoolwork and allowed me opportunities to compete against the top schools in sports. A small private liberal arts college recruited me for my skill and talent in basketball. After visiting and staying overnight with the girls basketball team I quickly decided that this place was where I wanted to spend the next four years. As most high school seniors the year was spent slacking off after I was informed of my acceptance to Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland. Senior year and the summer flew by and before I knew it the first semester of my college career was approaching. The day before I left was not packed with goodbyes and sadness of leaving home, but rather booze, partying, and celebrating the fact that I would very soon be on my own. My parents, realizing that I would not be coming home that night, began to pack up the truck with all of my...
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