Tawna Evans:  

Life I had very few friends in my life, with the few I had being of the most unusual variety: a witch, a homosexual, people from other countries, geeks, etc. Also, I didn't care much for parties-- I LOVED doing my school work. Whenever I did party, I didn't talk to anybody much at all-- I just danced without a care in the world of how other people thought of me. I love video games just as much as ever, and my dream job is to make video games for a living. I never had a full-time job, and I never had a "normal" job, such as flipping burgers. I love watching anime. I never had a boyfriend. I always have crushes on one or more men. My favorite obsession is Hammurabi Kabbabe, whom I met at Johnston center of the University of Redlands.I figured I might as well list the various organizations I was involved with in the past. Sorry, but I am not going gold-- there are cheaper (free) means of contacting me besides this website. School I have no ideal where I went to kindergarten. This was before I moved to Glendora. I started the 1st grade at Sutherland, but I was held back a grade because of my "shyness". The school officials got me started on speech therapy classes afterwards. Most of my peers I associated with at home attended Stanton. These were guys that my brothers hanged out with. Thinking that I would see them more if I changed schools, I went ahead and made the switch by the 3rd grade. I didn't see them much, but I got acquainted with one of my all time closest friends: Dorothy Swinson. (I'm not sure how that is spelled.) I also got to know James Parker, who hanged out with Dorothy a lot. She later moved shortly after I started attending middle school. First, I went to Sandburg, because that is where everybody in my class was going. Because I had social problems (I was bullied verbally an awful lot), I was also put into special education classes. That lasted only a year-- I guess I was too smart to be in such classes. In fact, I was given the opportunity to skip a grade, but I declined. Later, I really wondered what Goddard was like, because that is where my older brother graduated. I made the switch just before the 8th grade. In high school, I was sometimes asked if I was an only child. No, I have an older brother, but he did not attend the same high school as me. He we...Expand for more