Jason Braham:
CLASS OF 1990
Cherokee High SchoolClass of 1990
Marlton, NJ
Roberts Elementary SchoolClass of 1982
Moorestown, NJ
Jason's Story
Ok, so there is a lot to cover between High School and now, so I'll just summarize a bit:
- Went to college - 1990
- Dropped out of college - 1992
- Worked several relatively crappy jobs - 1990-2006
- Started losing my hair - 1995
- Met my future wife - 1996
- Really started losing my hair (coincidence?) - 1996
- Moved to PA - 1998
- Got married - 2000
- Went back to college - 2004
- Had a son (well, my wife carried him and actually gave birth - I was just along for the ride). His name is Jack, and he's a trip. I have him saying "What the deuce?" all the time now. Awesome. - 2005
- Got a really great job doing something I love - 2006
- Still in college (will it ever end?) - Now -> forever?
- Have a great family and am basically enjoying life!
I would *love* to get back in touch with anyone from the "good ol' days", especially those from the 1990-1998 period (which in all honesty is a bit hazy for some reason...). You all know who you are, so if I find out that you use a computer and are on this site and *don't* message me, I'll get all pissy. a 6'8" tall, 275lb balding dork getting "all pissy" is a sight b...Expand for more
est left unseen, so I suggest messaging me.
Feel free to message me here, or look me up anywhere online. I have always been, and shall always remain a computer geek, so about 30 seconds of Googling should point you in the right direction.
You can also always email me at DpThought0 at pretty much any popular mail system. Depending on which one you mail, I may or may not get the message... but you should have already Googled me by that time and found me.
Gmail would probably be the best, for you slow Googlers.
I hope everyone is doing well! Congrats on getting married (or staying single) and all of the kids (or not)!
Later on.
Jason
P.S. Someone pointed out that the 1990-1998 period that I refer to as the "good 'ol days" excludes the time that I spent in high school, hence invalidating 85% of the "purpose" of this web site. To clarify - I am not implying that I wouldn't like to hear from those of you with whom I associated back in Cherokee; I simply didn't know that many people and was incredibly, unbelievably shy back then. By all means, send me a message. I'm bored out of my mind and could use the excitement.
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