I had a Philosophy professor my 2nd year 2nd semester after a hurricane from Saint Louis. I was studying at a Jesuit school in the downtown area of New Orleans. He was really cool, quite a perfect, astounding person, humble, though, and apprently without much money ... He had black hair, dark eyes, and black skin. I spoke to him once in person and once over e-mail, I think both times to do with me not turning in an essay, but he liked me.
http://tinyurl.com/mjy4oky3 It looks like a nice place. I studied there, too. I took a graduate course in Foundations of Education. It was a week long course. It was after my 1st year of college in Music Education, though I was just kicked out of it and Voice Lessons. I had such a hard time walking to eat. It was all graduate students who were teachers. Anyway, I walked to a place under this huge, huge, fancy church or cathedral. After school, I ate at the cafe. There wasn't anything digestible there, actually. I saw some very slick girls, who looked like they could be in junior high or high school, with light-medium blonde hair. When I was near the Cleveland area, next semester, during Hurricane Katrina, I saw some blondes with thick, white glittery hair and sharp, strong noses, who seemed like 2 years younger than me. I had quite an adventure in Washington, D.C. I couldn't do any of the homework. That was my first flunk in college. One of many. Well, I started out a 4.0 student and became a procrastinator. I also participated in a plethora of extra-curricular activities.
I wanted to go back to Jacksonville to see Pink perform, but apparently it's in Orlando. Jacksonville is in Northeastern Florida. I live in Orlando. I used to live in the Jacksonville area. When I was 9-11, I lived in the nation's oldest continuing city, there. I lived in the city itself, which encompasses the entire county about, when I was 5, 6, and a little at 7.
Wish I could chat longer, just don't know what to say... 8^. So, have a marvelous time!
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