Jeremy Kennedy:  

Workplace Let's start by saying, we've all had those jobs that none of us really like to mention, yet hold fond memories for us simply because they were autonomous times of being free from our parents and getting our first dose of real $. In the summer of '89, I trained and became a lifeguard for Lake Lanier Islands. Suddenly, girls became my reason for living and the bikini never looked so good. After that spectacular four months of basically just being worthless (although there were several hit concerts I attended, including Milli Vanilli at Lakewood!), I got my big employment break with School Tools and Office Pals (STOP, the savvy acronym they coined it) and pulled warehouse orders between classes at Dekalb. I returned to Lake Lanier after the demise of STOP in '92, and floated in and out of hopsitable services such as catering and doing odd jobs at the Island's Hilton hotel. In '93, I became employed with Atlanta Casualty Auto Insurance and started working in their mail room between classes. I then reached beyond mail and went into their printing division, while earning my degree at Georgia State, where I worked nights, mornings, afternoons, whatever my schedule downtown called for. In 2000, post-graduation, I signed a contract with ...Expand for more