Blaze Elliott:  

of but they were warm. first and part of second grade in biloxi, mississippi, we had to walk thru a swamp full of cottonmouths to get to and from school. there were no blacks in our school. it was the fifties. the rest of second grade in illinois. third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and part of seventh in tokyo japan. the rest of jr. hi and then hi school in surrattsville high school system. more or less. thank god they had good teachers. thank god for emily chaney, and dennis leahy, and the art teachers and psychology teacher. and by the way, soccer team, i still think yer hot. community college in illinois, got my psych schoolin but deny the paper, so i can work with the lost. if that makes sense to you then you know from whence i cometh. i have learned more from observation and thought than i ever learned in school. altho i am grateful for the undeniably horrid social excursions. i learned a lot there too.