marshallsparkler

I have taken dual credit courses at TSTC in Marshall, but this fall I'll be going to Texarkana College on a full softball scholarship. I don't know what my major is going to be, but I think I would like to teach and coach. I just played at a big tournament in Beaumont, and can't wait for college ball to start!

A while back, some of us had a discussion on the movie "IT." Today after the big rain, we were driving by a gutter, and there was a pink balloon stuck in it. I immediately thought of "IT." This really freaked me out!! I was tempted to holler, "Is anybody down there?"

Yesterday, Christmas Eve, my dog that I've had since the 3rd grade, (I'm a senior now) got run over and died. She was a little rat terrior. After a horrible day, we went to my grandmothers house (they are all in San Antonio on vacation) to check on their dog and we caught two guys trying to steal their truck. They hid their faces in their jackets and ran away. We called my grandparents to tell them and then checked the house. They had totally ransacked the house and stolen stuff. We found a bag in the truck that had some stolen money jewelry and a condom. We called the cops, and had to deal with all that. I am so sad about my dog, Baby, it just made Christmas seem too depressing.

When I was about 4 or 5 my mother was watching IT on TV, and just to mess with me a little, she said, "Hey, come here and look at what I'm watching." Then I said, "Oh a clown!" But then the clown dragged the kid into the gutter, and I got scared and I've hated clowns ever since. When I was about 7, I felt something hard under my pillow. When I looked to see what it was, I pulled out the video of IT. I was scared to death. So my parents said "Go take it outside and hide it in the truck." When I came back in, and lay back down, I felt something hard under my pillow. It was the same horrible picture of IT. I was screaming, "It's magic!! It's magic!!" My parents had hidden the book under my pillow that had the same cover.

i've met a lot of these people at church and they are very nice, and i felt the need to defend them.

if you've watched the news at all...which i know you have...you knew why that word was offensive. you're not that dense. i think you are just trying to stir up trouble and then come to this site and expect your little redneck friends to pat you on the back and tell you how racist the black people are. you're screen name says enough about you. i've read enough racist remarks on this site and i am tired of it. if you look around on the internet you can probably find a site that fullfills those needs. after all the horror the hurricane victims have gone through, your remarks seem petty at the least.

When I was a freshman, I was waiting with my black friends for my parents to pick me up from band, and when they got there, they were blasting their country music. I was so embarrassed and told them not to ever do that again. Well, the next day they showed back up to pick me up and they were blasting their rap music, and my dad was in the drivers seat "jammin" to the music. Let's just say I didn't mind the country music after that. Also, when I was a sophmore, the football game was in Hallsville and the twirlers were on the sideline twirling and we had a really sharp turn and I turned and I fell flat on my butt.

I take English 1301 and College Algebra out at TSTC, and there was a girl in my english class (she hasn't been there in a while...wonder why? :shrug: ) On the first day of class another girl asked her when her baby was due. She said she wasn't pregnant and it made the other girl feel real bad. A couple of weeks ago in the Marshall News Messenger, there was a story about how she had given birth in her neighbors yard and didn't even know she was pregnant!!! She supposedly could not sleep so she got up, went to her neighbors yard to try to SLEEP IN HIS SWING....:wacko: I don't believe that girl at all. Who knows what she really planned on doing that morning. She already had one kid so this wasn't something new to her and I'm assuming she knew she was sexually active. Our paper tried to make a cute little story out of it. They ran it on Father's Day. Also, there was a woman here a couple of years ago, who was a cat breeder you might say. She was breeding deformed cats that couldn't use their hind legs so they had to belly crawl everywhere. She called them twistie cats and was selling them on the internet. My mom saw her on the Daily Show with John Stewart, and she came across as a white trash idiot.

I saw this site on etsupersite because a guy from Marshall made athlete of the week. I looked it up and noticed in the achives, that when my softball team got the award last year, they used my picture. I also noticed, Daniel Martin's, (wildcat20) picture was used for Harelton. http://www.ktbs.com/sports/athlete-archived.html

I haven't done too many crazy things except, when I was 14, I stayed the night with my friend, and we took her parents car out at like 2 in the morning. We rode around EF...haha big deal.....and I let the members of Crossfade autograph my stomach....I took a picture of it with my phone.... I asked my mom and dad what some of their craziest things were and these were some of things they told me.... My dad played the town drunk in a school play and used real whiskey in his bottle so he was actually drunk. My mom and some of her friends "broke into" a health spa one time, and got caught swimming and taking showers by the cops. haha They also both had incidents that involved guns but they won't let me print them. lol

We went there on Father's Day after a softball tournament on our way home from Dallas. We had a lot of fun. It's one of my favorite places. On the way from Dallas I like to stop at Canton and eat at the Dairy Palace, and then stop at the zoo.

I went to school with a girl who just graduated and claims this happened to her. She is supposed to have surgery this summer to get all of her extra organs removed. But, she also claims that she was offered a playboy contract, is not finished growing, (should be at least 6'2"), she's had cancer, has a form a scoliosis, (only after I told her about mine) called slant back, she has to have back surgery, and she was offered a twirling scholorship at UT in Austin, but had to turn it down because of her medical problems. This supposedly happened before the scheduled tryouts for UT.....THERE IS NO WAY because she can bairly do the fundamentals. So, the part about the fetus, I don't know. lol

When my mom was a kid, and in elementary school, there was a lady who was slow. She used to go up to the fence with this huge wad of bubble gum and sing to the kids. They called her the bubble gum lady.

I know who you are talking about. He used to live down the street from me. One day, he went around the neighborhood yelling, "CALL 911! MY HAIR IS TURNING GREEN!!!" We started calling him "The Leprochan Man." Whenever someone would come to town, we would drive by his house and read. It got to where there was actually a line of cars at this "tourist attraction." He would write, write, write, then come to his "senses" and paint over everything with white. He would repeat this cycle. We kept thinking from all the extra paint weight on the front of the house, it would one day just topple over. He has since moved and we all kind of miss him. One time the neighbors got together and fixed him Thanksgiving dinner. He had a dog and we used to take him dogfood.

I am a junior at Marshall High School (now a senior 06), and we had our graduation last night. One of my best friends graduated last night and we went to the new Boardwalk in Bossier City, with 2 of her ETBU guy friends to celebrate a little. We were on our way home, took a wrong turn, and wound up in a bad part of Shreveport. The guy who was driving, was driving a new, pretty, yellow mustang convertible. We were at a red light and it turned into a green arrow so we went. Then this guy came barreling through and hit our car-hard. It knocked us up on a curb, a wheel came off, and the car has a huge dent in it. No one was seriously hurt, but my friend has a headache, and a sore neck, and I have a huge ugly bruise from the seatbelt-thank God. But neither the driver, or the other guy was hurt at all. Thank God again. I could see everything happenening in slow motion, I was screaming, and thought we were going to end up a graduation statistic. Having a wreck in a converitble, with the top down, is VERY SCARY! Some firemen just happened to be driving right behind us and saw everything. They didn't want to leave us "pretty blonde girls" there to wait for a ride, so they took us all to the fire station and we got to ride in a fire truck. I guess if they thought we were ugly, they would have left us there. There are several morals to the story I think. Always be careful on the road, always wear your seatbelt, and it's probably best to stay close to home on graduation night, etc.