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Story of Joe

Posted by Christopher Cassise in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 10:06 pm

Joe is a nice guy. Rancid, ugly, disgusting, horrible, mean spirited , but somewhat has a nice side to him. Could you figure it out?​

Sigh

Posted by James Seward in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 9:58 pm

this is a poem i wrote in freshman year....yeahh
Now jimmy’s only 20 years of age.
He has a dead end job with minimum wage.
He has a girlfriend that has to lay,
15 guys for 60 dollars a day.
He dropped out of school to be with his honey
Now they got a child and they're running out of money
Life is so very dangerous and so it seems
The only place he’s safe is in his dreams
So jimmy nods his head, brushes his teeth, turns out the lights and goes to sleep
Praying one day he'll find a place with no worry or any type of haste.
Next thing he knows, he’s riding on a tiger
His girls on his left, their daughter right beside her
They're riding through the jungle, strong and fast
They ride off a cliff but the fall don’t last.
Now they're riding in a jet, sitting first class
With hearts full of hope, and pockets full of cash.
Now hey land inside a active volcano
He asks her hand in marriage, she really cant say no
Next it’s the wedding small and bliss
Its finally time, he goes for the kiss
emotions run deep. the good guy finally wins
Its his first and last chance to repent for his sins
He holds her tight. their souls begin to blend
But nothing after that. the dream just ends....

R.I.P Brian Jr

Something I Heard

Posted by Marchella Baldwin in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 7:43 pm

I was talking to this 10th grader about college (she didn't want to go) and the conversation soon turned away from that topic and into our life stories. She said something that struck a cord with me. I notice that she is a very outspoken, happy individual and she told me that that's because "she feels like she has to be happy for every person that she knows who is sad." That a huge burden. But I guess not to her. 

The End of The World

Posted by Andre Serrano in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 7:31 pm

Well, since the world is supposed to end on saturday and all, I say we make prom night crazy as hell and go out with a bang.

Prom

Posted by Jennifer Albright in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 7:11 pm

Having a mini-heart attack because of prom tomorrow. Plus, I still need Lat to sign my sheet. I'm totally thrown off.

Moving on

Posted by Taylor Valentine in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 6:19 pm

There comes a time when you realize that pettiness doesn't matter, that sometimes your pride can be sacrificed, even if others may judge you for it and that although anger and rage feel good for an instant, they aren't productive in the long-run.  

This moment is called maturity; unfortunately, it hasn't hit you yet. 

I Didn't Cry Last Night

Posted by Lenea Harris in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 11:22 am

I didn't cry last night. 
Progress. 


(not a true story lol. has nothing to do with me.) 

Another Conversation About My Eyes

Posted by Lenea Harris in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 11:20 am

"They're just so hopeful, all the time. If the world was about to end, and I looked at your eyes and they were still hopeful I'd know we'd be all right. But if I looked at them and they were scared or less bright, then we dying." 

Lights Went Out, Then Came Back On

Posted by Lenea Harris in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 11:16 am

I'm leaving school early anyway. 

Involved

Posted by Tajh Jenkins in Storytelling - Chase on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 11:05 am

What happens when you get involved? People start telling lies.