Linda Newkirk:
CLASS OF 1982
Pennyroyal Elementary SchoolClass of 1982
Franklin, OH
Linda's Story
Linda is from Miamisburg, Ohio. Linda's schools include Pennyroyal Elementary School.
Music Linda likes includes What does your name mean?, Brantley Gilbert, Nicki Minaj. Movies Linda likes include Half Baked, Official Grease Movie, Shrek. TV shows Linda likes include Teen Mom 2, Teen Mom Fansite by Wetpaint.com, World's Strictest Parents.
One of Linda's favorite quotes is:""Lollipops turn into cigarettes.
Hugs turn into sex.
Bikes become cars.
Love turns into lust.
Face paint became make-up.
Orange juice turns into vodka.
Nap time turns into detentions.
The innocent ones turn to druggies...
Remember when:
We had no idea what racism was, and the farthest we got with the word “race” was who could run the fastest. If we held our best friends hand of the same gender, we didn’t have to worry about being called “gay”. We could wear costumes to the grocery store, and no one had a problem with it. We didn’t care about what label was inside our shirt, the only label you could find was our name which our mothers sewed in so we didn’t lose our clothes. If our mother wanted a hug in front of our group of friends, we were not ashamed, nor embarrassed, we were happy and content. The color of our hair never had anything to do with our intelligence. Make-up was just another version of face paint to us. The only thing you could catch from boys was cooties. Getti...Expand for more
ng a cookie from the top shelf was the biggest achievement of our day. If we wanted a cookie and we couldn’t reach on the top of the shelf, we got inventive and used our brain to develop a way to our goal instead of giving up. War was a game that was played with tiny toy plastic soldiers and nothing more. Everyday was wonderful, and we had no cares in the world. If we said someone was hot it was based on there actual body temperature… not appearance. We wanted to become pokemon, unicorns, animals, dinosaurs, princesses, superman, the incredible hulk, and we believed it was possible. Nothing was out of our reach. We used to actually want to do the dishes and sweep the floor, but we were too short to reach the top of the broom, and the knives were to sharp for our fragile fingers. Wearing protection meant wearing knee pads, or a helmet. Our parents were our heroes. Weight was never an issue everyone was just… them. We got cuts and bruises that weren’t intentional. At the end of the rainbow was a pot of gold, but we didn’t want the gold, we just wanted the pot so that we could use it as a huge drum. Pot wasn’t a drug it was something that you’re parents used to cook you spaghetti. When we saw the cop’s we didn’t run in fear or get nervous, we went up and asked if we could play with there gun. And finally, remember when we couldn’t wait to grow up… "".
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