Sheila Doran:  

As you have may have noticed, I have been to many schools in my early years. I always found that I could meet interesting people in every school, suffice is to say. I always thought that being a"popular" person meant that it carried to adulthood and I don't even remember the names of those people. I remember the ones that showed me kindness. I rememberes once that I did a drawing , I bekieve, in the second grade, it was a picture of a man fixing his car. It won top prize and my picture with my drawing ran in the local newspaper. I would have been proud if it weren't for the fact that Sr. Agnes Louise decided to teach me a lesson about my hair in my eyes. That day was the day, so she braided it down the middle right before my picture was taken. If you think that was the worst, just hold on to your draws, there is more. For a seven year old, I would say, I was pissed. I went home and wished that Sr., Agnes Louise wasn't a nun, because then I wouldn't have to worry about thel religious and eternal damnation and excommunication, if I decided to trip her on the last step of the front entrance. We, catholics can be really cruel , when it comes to devotion or assigning blame, as long as the finger isn't pointed in our direction. So, I opted out, to let God handle it. I prayed for God to let her die, that she was an old witch, that couldn't teach that well anymore any way. If God decide not to do it He had a good reason. When I returned to school the following Monday, all the nuns were ac...Expand for more