Famous for French

I visited my mom in Gainesville, FL for the holidays. While I was there I looked through some of the boxes of “stuff” that I’d left when I moved to California. This took some time, because I left tons of “stuff”.

Here’s an example of something I decided to put into the “don’t need to save” pile: A copy of the 1989 Who’s Who in Foreign Languages in Georgia & Florida High Schools, published by the Department of Modern Foreign Languages at Valdosta State College in Valdosta, GA. If you have your own copy and are wondering, I’m listed on page 27 as a member of the Father Lopez High School French Club.

Yeah. Uhm. Don’t really need to save that one …

There are 2 comments on this post

  1. avatar
    December 28th, 2003 @ 7:36 pm
    robyn

    If I’d have known you were down here, I’d have waved in a northerly direction! Merry New Year!

  2. avatar
    March 1st, 2004 @ 8:30 am
    sam

    terrible

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