Nollisa (Lisa) Miller:  

ther, or just hung out together.....I remember you & you've a perminant place in my heart. I love you.... my friends... Old & new...... I hope to hear from you all again someday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey... feel free to look me up (by current name) on MySpace!!!! Let's get reacquainted!!!! College Well, College was Al Collin's Graphic Design School. Known now as Collin's College. In the early years, they did a really good job of convincing untalented kids that they had artistic abilities. Then after they had you believing you had a future in Art & Design... they signed you up for Grants & Loans & then, when your money came in..... they took it... yes, took it.... & left you to pay for supplies & tuition on your own. {guess that's how they were able to build that lovely state-of-the-art facility in Tempe & stop using the quaint little old Sear's Appliance store warehouse they started out in.} For those of us who's parents couldn't afford to pay for what Al Collin's stole in Grant & Loan monies, we went as far as our part time jobs (minus rent, food, & utilities) could take us, then we had to drop out..... with no degree & still no talent for Graphic Design. Turning around 5 years later (when the IRS garnished our tax returns for the back due loan monies) & suing Al Collin's for the repayment of the loans we never saw any of the money from & all the interest. Too bad I didn't have the time, or money to sue for the Grant monies too... that would've been true justice!!! Workplace O M G!!! I have done it all... (well, almost).. From flipping burgers, being Chuck E. Cheese, selling printer toner on the phone, delivering auto parts, painting & selling statues on street corners, co-owning a remodeling business, buying & selling items at weekend Swap Meets, watching macaroni products scoot down a conveyor belt, building boxes that transmit cell phone signals (they were sent to the Army in Kuwait), making desk & door plaques, making rubber stamps, delivering auto parts, delivering film, delivering pharmaceuticals, delivering cookies, packing boxes for a Moving company, delivering home health medical supplies, making quartz crystals for transmittion of tv/sattelite signals (for tv sets), and delivering auto parts. OK, so I haven't come close to 'doing it all' ...... but it sure feels like it sometimes. Along with all the paid jobs, there's all the unpaid things that go along with being a parent to (eventually) 5 kids. The HARDEST job yet......parenting!