Lisa Lourenco:  

left our room, he took some pantyhose with him. I could have died of embarassment. The cafeteria cuisine is not particularly memorable. I din't have too many all nighters because I spent two years of my life dating someone connected to a computer which left me with a lot of free time. Then we broke up and I had all of the time in the world to excercize and study. My favorite memories are begining my job in ESL. I had something to dedicate myself to with a passion. I loved it. We tutors had a good time talking and working. The highlights are, my trip to Yemen for one year and meeting my hubby when I came back. In Yemen I learned a lot about cooking, using a standing up toilet, belly dancing, making friends and loosing preconceived ideas. I laughed, cried and grew in many ways. I was very glad to meet my husband when I returned from Yemen. Workplace My first job was when I went to academy. I worked at a lumber mill. I developed a sense of responsibility coupled with asthma. My second job was as a custodian and working in the cafeteria. I did both of these things in my Senior year. I also worked as phone monitor. When I graduated from highschool, it took some time to find a job. I enrolled in a two year college and then started working at Taco Bell. That was followed by a stint at Denny's and then at a place called La Prima Pizza. After that, I worked at the PUC community radio station. When I moved to Texas, I worked as a custodian, then I worked for the ESL department. The ESL department was my favorite job ever! I still think about it now. I then spent a year volunteering for ADRA in Yemen. My first job upon graduation from university was working for Cedar Hill ISD. Then, I worked for a private Islamic school. After that I worked as a domestic engineer for two years. Now, I am working at Seagoville Elementary. I really am enjoying this job very much.