Joshua Kearns:
CLASS OF 1997
Bloomington North High SchoolClass of 1997
Bloomington, IN
Tri - North Middle SchoolClass of 1993
Bloomington, IN
University Elementary SchoolClass of 1991
Bloomington, IN
University Elementary SchoolClass of 1990
Bloomington, IN
Joshua's Story
Life
My personal life is none of your damn business. Bite my shiny metal ass. My doctor says I can quit anytime I want, but I don't believe him. Bananas make me happy, what i'm sorry i blacked out. I am the clit commander. Nobody works that like i do. When it comes down to it, i take it and i'm like ohh yeah you like that, and i pinch it and rub my nose in it. Remember this, the next time you're buying life insurance. Actually, though, I really am doing quite well. I'm in the Air Force and stationed in Korea. I was previously stationed in Las Vegas--not a bad assignment-- but all good things must come to an end. I traveled around extensively before finally deciding I needed to take a bold step in life; thus, we have my current occupation. I still keep in contact with quite a few people, however sparingly. So if anyone wants to email, feel free. (and don't pay too much attention to the intro- some buddies and I may have had a little too much, if you know what I mean)
School
3 years at Indiana University, plus some college credit for my technical training in the Air Force has netted me a total of 114 credit hours without even an associates. This is what happens when you change your major three times and then suddenly withdraw mid-sememster. If I had one piece ...Expand for more
of advice, kids, learn to enjoy life while still prioritizing it when you're young. College isn't supposed to be spent going to school full time, working full time, and partying full time. Something has to go. I just wish I had known this when I was younger-- everything in moderation.
Military
As is the same with everybody else, there are plenty of stories I could tell you from basic training-- some of then funny, some of them not quite as humorous (I was actually in boot camp during shock and awe in Baghdad. We weren't allowed newspapers or television, so every civilian in the world probably knew more about what was going on in the war than we did.) After that I went to an Electronic Principles course at Keesler AFB in Mississippi before going to my job specific technical school in Texas. After graduation, I was then shipped to Nellis AFB in Las Vegas, where I spent roughly a year and a half before getting orders to Korea. I'm currently stationed at Osan Air Base in the Republic of Korea, about 48 miles south of the 38th Parallel. I'll complete my tour here and then be stationed in Germany for three years, where I will try and complete my bachelors degree and decide if I want to stay in the Air Force as enlisted, try and become an officer, or rejoin civilian life.
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