Jeff Currie:  

Life Hey there. I used to think I had no time for things like this. Then I got an email from a lady (used to be a kid like me) that lived up the street way back in elementary school. Man I tried hard to remember who she was. Anyway, responding to the email and the days following made me think I would like to know where all those kids in lakewood went. It's been likely 10 years since I drove through that area. wow. It's now Jan 2006. Yikes. 20 year reunion this year. It will be funny to read this even 10 years from now. Here goes a bio. After High School, I went to UNBSJ for 2years. Then moved to f'ton for 2.5 more years of school. The last year I lived there solid. I finished in Jan 1991, and had to return home. Recession, no jobs. Got a job at a truck repair shop (Bayview) because I knew how to use computers. Within a few months I got a job in my field, working for penuts. Didn't have a pot to piss in. Had lots of debt from school, but with an education and someone that could put up with me, had it made. Crappy job working for Cavendish Farms here in Moncton. Paid crap wages, lived cheque to cheque like most people. Things got better once Rhonda found a steady job (she finished in Spring 92). Got married in July 1992. We bought a house that we still live in today. I don't really remember what we did for the first 5 years. We got by and things got better overall. We decided to have kids, I got a better job, so did she. Benjamin our oldest is now 9, and Samuel is 6. Both got red hair like thier dad (Rhonda's father has red hair too). We are really lucky people. The problems we have are that of what many people wish they had. Even the last 9 years is a realy blurr. All I know is that it get's busier every day, and the time seems to get more full. They like most kids want to play video games and watch TV all the time.... mmm, just like me when I was a kid. We have it pretty good. I constantly stive to get them more active, but it's tough to compete with Ga...Expand for more