kim thornton:
CLASS OF 1973
Central Kitsap High SchoolClass of 1973
Silverdale, WA
kim's Story
I was born in a cross fire hurricane, was pretending I was of the same DNA of most. I was imploded out of my cocoon in Washington and found myself alone and in college in Ct. at 17. My older sister Pam was my mother figure, and I am blessed for life because of her. I taught for many year in an inner city school in Fla. Married and had 2 boys now 27 and 34. I loved my job,being an action junkie and loving high energy chaos I had the time of my life, and laughed constantly. i love high school kids, they are on the threshold of a dream and the pinnacle of disaster,which has been a metaphor for my life, so I am completely comfortable in that environment. I went into the abyss of raising my children, grooving permanent seats on metal benches watching their games and found the greatest bliss in being a mom. As Winston Churchill would say, :It was my finest hour." Today one is married to a girl that it is quite possibllysomeone he cooked up like in the movie Weird Science, because she is amazing and some days I like her more that him. He is way too much like me, slick mouth, sarcastic and has an untamed wild streak, not alway a good quality for both of us. My ot...Expand for more
her son is a bit shy, sweet , astronomically bright and intense, he is the one I find myself loosing sleep over. Lately, I have found myself a bit nostalgic, a vulnerable place that I am not really comfortable with. I wish I had a modicum of communication skills back then, I was hiding a lot, my home life was on fire,and I acted like I didn't have a care in the world. I am so grateful for all the kindness shown to be by so many people, especially when I came back to graduate with my class. My cultivated bravado was often abrasive and for that I make amends to all the beautiful souls, I wounded, by behavior that lacked integrity and sensitivity. For those that I brought laughter too, it was really you who made me feel safe enough to show you my true self , and for that I am truly grateful. I wish you all love, and laughter till milk comes out your nose. I hope to see you all once again in my life, you are all memories in a special place that brings a smile to my heart and a peter pan confidence that even though I was one of the lost boys, you helped me fly. Love ,pure unadulterated love, to all of you . Sincerely ; Love, Light and Blessings Kim Davis Thornton
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