Debra Morgan:  

Life 2009 Update I have been looking for work for about a year and a half. There are NO JOBS for Tech Writers or English Teachers around here. Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. But I did have this spooky feeling that it had been a long time since 1929. Life Well believe it or not, someone out there wanted to know what has happened to me since high school. So, I thought I'd put it in here. After High School I went to college at UD. I got married right before I graduated in 1981. The marriage didn't work out and I got divorced in 1983. Since my plan of being a housewife/mother didn't pan out, I started grad school in Humanities at UTD. I had various jobs while I went to school through the mid-80s; waitressing, singing folk-rock in small venues, teaching assistant at the college. I decided to fall-back on my teacher training and in the late 80's I taught English and History at RL Turner High in Farmer's Branch. I also taught Intro to Humanities part-time for Collin County Community College at both campuses. Still, the money was not enough to live on, and I had student loans to pay. My dad helped me get into Technical Writing in the Telecommunications Industry. It's interesting and I really love to write, so I have stuck with that ever since. After being single for nine years, I married an attorney with the Dallas County Public Defender's Juvenile section in 1992. We had custody of his (then) three-year old daughter, so that and working fulltime kept me pretty busy. Kate was born in 1994, and then Emma in 1997. My obstetric file said I was elderly. Still, I managed somehow. Through all the years, I never quite got over my first real love affair with David Morgan back in high school. Periodically I tried to find him in classmates.com and people-find, but I never had any luck. I told myself I must have imagined how good things...Expand for more