Lisa Everhart:  

I hope my old friends remember me as a good person, friendly, seems like I had a sigma because I dated 1 guy all during high school, and nobody every asked me out for a date. I hope that all the guys know I was still interested in them but, I never got a chance to know them. As for the girls, I know I had a lot of friends, but I went from cheerleader, to flowerchild. I always wanted to be a business career person when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a great idea. As it turns out, they were right. I live a simple life. My favorite way to relax is playing with Luke my puppy. He makes me laugh,and that takes my mind off the little things. Wow, the wildest thing, there is so much,I was always hanging out with the guys, and whatever they did I did. So, it's hard for me to say one thing that is the wildest, because we partied all the time. There is so much I can't remember, unfortunately. So no story to tell about "the wildest thing". If I'm going to work somewhere, I need to have volunteer work, that helps others, and with serenity to be able to deal with the day-to-day. The Great Profits are my heroes. There are so many. Those that inspire us to live the best life we can. I've lived in High Point, Greensboro, and McCleansville in a beautiful log cabin. Almost moved to Cody, Wyoming with one of my X's, but decided to stay in the south. I'm a southern girl, and Wyoming is beautiful, but just to cold in the winter. The one person from my past who I'd most like to see again is my grandmother & my father. My "nanny" passed rom altzheimers about 8 years ago, and I miss her dearly. The other is my Dad, he passed when I was 14, and I would love to see him again. Both are in heaven, so I know they watch over me. I love Golden Retrievers & my life would not be complete without a Golden. I've had 4, that's about 25+ years of Golden's in my life. Luke's my newest one, 10 mos.old. He's the light of my life. That at 52, I would not be working, and be disabled from fibromyalgia and living on a medicare. I always thought I would be an owner in our family business, Crown Printing, but my brother decided he wanted it for himself when my Mother retired in 1991, so I told him I'll work with you but not for you. It was the best decision I ever made. I worked for a photography company, and sold printing for huge printing companies until I couldn't work due to the disease of fibro. I went from 2004 to 2008 living on food stamps, lived in a house in High Point for free my mother owned, had an old beat up Toyota I drove, and God graced me every day with everything I needed. In April of 1008, I got my disability, and I learned so many lessons about spirituality, gratitude, hope, and became so much more wise after the storm had passed. It wasn't easy but I did it by the Grace of God. That is something I never though I would have to go through, it was my biggest shock. But I'm a survivor, and I am grateful today for all of the bless...Expand for more