Michael Simon:
CLASS OF 1991
Oakland Catholic High SchoolClass of 1991
Pontiac, MI
Oakland UniversityClass of 1996
Rochester, MI
Pontiac Catholic High SchoolClass of 1991
Pontiac, MI
Washington Junior High SchoolClass of 1987
Pontiac, MI
Webster Elementary SchoolClass of 1984
Pontiac, MI
Michael's Story
Life
Greetings to all friends, enemies, and acquaintances! As for my life, I married a beautiful woman named Michelle in August 2003 (during the Great Blackout). We live in Grand Blanc, just on the (Oakland/Genesee) County border. After four years of swing and salsa dancing, which included trips all over the country, a commercial on WDIV (Channel 4) back in 1999, and a two-year stint at Windsor, Ontario's favorite instructor, I've hung up my dance shoes, at least for the time being. Still working for the federal government, and my wife and I are expecting our first child February 13, 2006!
(UPDATE) My wife and I were expecting our first child on February 13, but apparently the baby had other ideas! Marcus Alexander Simon came into our lives January 17, 2006. After a lovely stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, we will finally be bringing him home January 30!
School
Best of both worlds? Who knows. I did six years of public school and six of parochial school, and am I a better person because of it? Doubtful. High school wasn't a bad experience, nor was it a good experience. It was just...there. I can reminisce about just...Expand for more
as many fond memories as much as memories I'd like to forget. But that's no different than anyone else.
College
I used to say (and still will) that no matter what, for better or for worse, EVERYONE changes after high school. I'm no exception. But to the core, I was the same person. The funny thing is, the same qualities that made me a pariah in high school, made me fairly popular in college. Student Body President, Sigma Pi Fraternity, etc.; I had a pretty good college experience.
Workplace
You can't say I'm not loyal. I spent so long working for National Amusements that, to this day, people STILL recognize me from the movie theater. That means either I made some sort of impact, or I was just always there. I'm sure it was the latter. Well, as much as I enjoyed my six years and three theaters, it doesn't even begin to compare with my current job. For almost 10 years, I have been an assistant to a U.S. Congressman, assisting people of all walks of life with every problem under the sun. I love what I do and who I work for, and although I never dreamed I'd be doing something like this, now I can't dream of doing anything else.
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