First of Two Grownup Parties

The first of the grownup parties that I was invited to was the fine brother Timothy King's party.  The party was from 7:00p.m. to 11:30 p.m.. I was in the sixth or seventh grade. The socond one was at Michelle Caver's house. Timothy King lived in Pill Hill where at the rich black professionals lived like congressmen and doctor, lawers etc. Michelle Caver lived on King Drive before her family moved to 113 and Union.

Graduation Party

Kimberly Hern invited me to her graduation party and it was western style. Everyone had to wear western outfits. It was located in a church recreation room east of state street. It was alot of fun and she had alot of good music there. One song was Am I Dreaming by Atiantic Star.

Sleep Over

When Michelle Caver lived on King Drive she invited me to a sleep over when I was in the second grade. I had a new outfit I think it was flowery. I had alot of fun. Carolyn was invited to the sleep over as well,but on top of her eyeblow she had a bad cut and her mother nursed it back to health.

Skating Party

Back in the day just a few days after christmas we would go to a suburb outside of Chicago to a skating party. Mrs. Smith would take me and Annette and her friends to this staking rink. Paul King would be there skating to the bar kays. A lot of good music played in that skating rink. Earth,wind and fire,barkays,and Morris Day and the Time.

Mr.Draper-bus driver

In fifth grade to eighth grade we rode Mr.Draper's bus to school. Sometimes we rode in his Lincoln Continental home. One time we had a bad bus accident but everyone was o.k. By the way his Lincoln Continental was blue.

Summer Days: Class Picnic

Every last day of school we would have a class picnic at a classmates house. One year I hosted a class picnic at my house and me and my family was very proud of our home. We showed them each room of the house because we kept a very clean house. Than I showed them my room. I had a canopy bed. Those was fun times.

The Principal

Our principal fought in world war II. People was very bigoted in those days. So when they did't serve him in the cafe he went and got his gun and put it on his shoulder and went back to the cafe and they serve him because he meant business.