Tag: Jr. Highschool

• Chapter 6: Routine

  

  Southwest Michigan. Some small crappy town. 6:40 am. Snowing and pitch black except for the orange glow of street lights. The air was cold enough to freeze the snot running down my nose. My greatest motivation to wake up and walk to school in this shitstorm was the thought of packaged blueberry muffins, cafeteria sausages…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  December 14, 2013

  Toby’s Story

  Authority, community service, culture, Drugs, education, Faith, gangs, Ghetto, God, Jr. Highschool, Juvenile Delinquency, Larceny, Life, probation, Reform, routine, southeast asian, Story, Testimony, Theft, Thether

• Chapter 5: Friend or Foe

  

  I spent Jr. High school in four different states. We practically lived in a U-Haul (moving truck). I wasn’t bothered by the moving though. It was the new schools that made me nervous. First impressions are everything. As a little Asian gang-banger I categorized people instantly as friends or enemies. My brother and I always…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  June 8, 2013

  Toby’s Story

  Art, asian, Authority, Autobiography, Bandana, Enemies, Faith, Friends, Gang, Ghetto, God, Group Home, Jr. Highschool, southeast asian, Testimony