Tracey Brown:  

es were art history and astronomy -- both of which I thought to be 'easy'. But to my dismay, they were incredibly difficult. I guess in high school the instructers didn't push me as much, or I took really easy courses. I got involved with many groups at school (none of which I can remember), because it was a time of wildness of my youth, and too much 'extra-curricular' activities. I went through three years racking up only 66 credits, and nothing to show for it but a horrendous student loan bill that finally got paid for two years ago through IRS refund stealing. If I had to do it over again, I would probably studied more, and partied less. Workplace I started out working in a movie theater, at the concession stand, and then moved to more clerical work. I worked for an 1460 KENO radio station doing sales for a short period, and then worked for six years with Hertz Rent-a-Car, doing shuttling. It was fun for awhile, unless it was summer in Vegas, at 120+ degrees and vinyl seats. OUCH. After that I would work temp clerical jobs until I finally got full-time work with the police department. I've been with the Metro PD for 10 years. For the past two years, I've worked p/t being an independant consultant with Arbonne International and really enjoy being able to teach small groups about the benefits of taking care of your health and skin through botanically-based pure, safe and beneficial products. I love the opportunity to share and speak to complete strangers about their personal life and skin care habits. Military I was never in the military. My dad was retired USMC. He served on the USS Arkansas in 1940's - prior to the war, and did not see any combat - that I know of. I do support our men and women in the service here and overseas. God Bless OUR Troops.