After the party, everyone thanked me because they said it was the perfect music.
Craig said that I should be a deejay to make money while I was still in school just like he does modeling. I thought that was a good idea.
Maybe I could save up a lot of money, so I would be able to go to college even if something like the Rotary Club or Moose Lodge didn’t come through.
My brother said recently on the phone that if he makes it to the pros, I don’t have to worry about my college money at all. He said he’d take care of it.
I can’t wait to see my brother. He’s coming home for my sister’s graduation, which is so nice. Love always, Charlie
June 9, 1992
Dear friend, It is now prom night. And I am sitting in my room.
Yesterday was difficult because I didn’t know anybody since all my friends and my sister were no longer in school.
The worst was lunchtime because it reminded me of when everyone was angry with me for Mary Elizabeth.
I couldn’t even eat my sandwich, and my mom made my favorite because I think she knew how sad I would be with everyone gone.
The halls seemed different. And the juniors were acting different because they are now the seniors. They even had T-shirts made.
I don’t know who plans these things. All I can think about is the fact that Sam is leaving in two weeks to go to Penn State.
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