I need a change, girl.
Jan 27, 2014 23:19:47 GMT
Post by StaciSTG on Jan 27, 2014 23:19:47 GMT
Right, so I'm gonna rewrite time and change my past.
Staci was born in Jersey Shore, a place her parents hated. After having enoughi, Staci and her family escaped to Japan when Staci was five. Eventually, Staci's family decided Shibuya was the best place to stay. A few years later, when Staci was eight, she turned to fashion. She also found a book called "Ebonics and You.".
Staci's childhood was boring, her classes being strenuous, and her home life being full of drama, because her mother took to watching soap operas. Leading to her creating an 'imaginary' friend, Tatemono. Who came off as a foil to Staci in almost every way. Despite adults dismissing Tatemono as an imaginary friend, Staci believed he was something more. Much more. During this time, her grades began getting better, although very slightly.
She also took to a life sort of close to the streets, the park. She soon began spending more time outside than at home. She began to become somewhat angry, and sassy. She is 17 now, and is getting ready for the rest of her life. With a new book, Ebonics and You 2, by Dennis Crowler.
Staci was born in Jersey Shore, a place her parents hated. After having enoughi, Staci and her family escaped to Japan when Staci was five. Eventually, Staci's family decided Shibuya was the best place to stay. A few years later, when Staci was eight, she turned to fashion. She also found a book called "Ebonics and You.".
Staci's childhood was boring, her classes being strenuous, and her home life being full of drama, because her mother took to watching soap operas. Leading to her creating an 'imaginary' friend, Tatemono. Who came off as a foil to Staci in almost every way. Despite adults dismissing Tatemono as an imaginary friend, Staci believed he was something more. Much more. During this time, her grades began getting better, although very slightly.
She also took to a life sort of close to the streets, the park. She soon began spending more time outside than at home. She began to become somewhat angry, and sassy. She is 17 now, and is getting ready for the rest of her life. With a new book, Ebonics and You 2, by Dennis Crowler.
