Lori Clyke:  

CLASS OF 1987
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Toronto, ON
Toronto, ON

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Life what did i do??..I ..moved to nova scotia, then england, went to university there, then returned home and finished at ontario college of art, got my degree, now i am at humber college taking social work:)had dreadlocks twice, just cut them off a couple months ago, but i want them back..:) no kids, men suck, and i need money.. me and karen vincent are still best friends..she has two kids now. now if any of you are smart, we can by pass this whole site.. cherryberryblossom...gmail...get it? later School I rememeber steve, the peace and love teacher. he was very kind and funny, and unique. I heard his behaviour turned rather unethical later,And that some students were the victims of his behaviour, yet i will only speak about what I knew of him. He taught me to be myself and to not care what others think of you, he did an egyptian walk out of the school to the corner, and we all had to follow him 10 second apart from one another. That was so imbarrassing, but it taught me that I was too self concious. What was the worst that could happen? did that walk change who i was inside? Steve also set up a tutor for me, Whe there was a mix up in my math credits, he made sure I passed in time to graduate. That i will always be grateful to him for, and for helping me over come my fears of "moving on". Thank you steve. Peace.:) on a different note, I remember a guy pursuing me, his name was mikalali?..mike for short. He was black and from the states. Eventually I discovered that he was without ethics, lacked character and was unable to feel genuine emotion. Looking back, this was probably the first narcissist personality disordered person I met. He taught me the signs of people who are unable to have empathy for others. For that I am grateful. I remember a teacher named Doreen, others would tease her abo...Expand for more
ut her red blush and red lipstick, and how fast she walked. I thought she was amazing, I laughed at her, as well as laughed with her. She was her own person, and was so darn happy. She was proud of all her son's accomplishments and I really did appreciate her stregth and sense of autonomy. Thank you Doreen. College College seems harder than my university, only because it is completely unorganized. there is no order, and this makes learning harder. Maybe it is the funing? i don't know. But i found university alot easier concerning schedules than college, content wise, university is a thousand times harder than college. But if you do it backwards..like me hahaha your marks in college will be amazing. Workplace TIM HORTONS SUCKS to work for. You are not human. customers can abuse you, and you have no rights to defend yourself, even in a respectful manner. They are slave drivers and time you with a stop watch when you are being trained. They will push and push you on sandwhich making duty until you decide to slice the main artery in your neck to seek releif. I will never buy anything from them, or recommend anyone work for them. It is not the owners, it is the head office rules that they must follow.30 seconds to make a coffee, 45 to make a sandwhich, or whatever the time is. even if the customer is holloring over the sheild saying, i don't want that.tho they asked for it, or changes their mind about the order at any stage of making the food.you have to maintain that time.it is ridiculous. BTW, please don't tip the cashiers, we are not allowed to keep it, or we will be FIRED!, the uniforms have fake pockets in them, so there is no where to hid a tip, and why would they loose a job just for a quarter? just don't tip. What you can do is write to head office and complain. Thank god it was only for the summer.
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