NWR - Another fun Poll!

1. Favorite childhood memory
2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd?
3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school
4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school?
5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult?

1. Falling and hitting my head in the park. It was funny as all hell!
2. Incrowd
3. Straight A student when I went!
4. Of course
5. Getting credit cards

1. Favorite childhood memory- being CAREFREE!!
2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd?- 'freak' croud! LOL!
3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school- really nice kid but noone would ever know it bc of my 'freak' appearance [hated my HS if you couldnt tell ;o)]
4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school? NO!!! I loved college so much more!! I just miss all my friends from HS [which i still hang with ALOT of them anyway..]
5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult? YES, and now I wish I was 18 again!

1. Summer nights playing tag and manhunt with all the other kids in the back alley
2. I was part of the Goth /Punk rock crowd
3. I was unique (still am)
4. Sure, why not.
5. I was excited about the freedom I thought adults had. Now I realize all they have is bills.

1. Favorite childhood memory - being in my pool all summer long with my best freind Antonella. We would swim under the water when it would start to rain to 'pretend we didnt know it was raining' so we could stay in my pool!!!
2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd? i was freinds with at least one person in every crowd
3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school - I was freindly, shy and insecure
4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school? yes
5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult? being able to drive

1. Favorite childhood memory
-watching meteor showers with my mom & bros

2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd?
-the incrowd of the 'advanced' kids

3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school
-insecure, crazy & driven

4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school?
-YES! Loved hs....but wish I had the confidence i have now & the body I had then!!!!

5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult?
-being able to drive!!!!!

1. Favorite childhood memory , playing with my sister at my grandmas house
2. Incrowd
3. I thought i was so great
4. definitely it was a great time
5. Having my own money!

1. Hmmm that's a hard one - anything that involved my grandfather.
2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd? - both, being friends with the outcrowd kind of got me kicked out of the incrowd!!
3. To eager to growup!
4. Yes, I would change so many thing.
5. Getting a car.

1. Favorite childhood memory: anything involving my grandmother (on my mom's side).
2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd? uhh, i don't know, a little of both-- if you were nice and you were a good person, i was friends with you (it didn't matter what crowd you were in b/c there are good and bad people in both)-- i chose to be friends with who i wanted and no one ever bothered me in HS... if i did have an occassional problem (i have a VERY sharp temper when the right buttons are pushed) i would just go off and either scream at them in their face (with insults) until they cried or simply shoved them into a locker until they fell on the floor... simple! :) lol but there were a lot of people that wanted to be my friend but i never wanted to be bothered--it was like it was too much work for me. it seemed so forced--i knew from my sister and brother that no matter how hard you try, you VERY rarely stay in touch with HS friends-- so what's the point? i focused on my family and that was that b/c i knew after the four years were over everyone would most likely disappear off the face of the earth lol
3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school: if you ask anyone: i was always a very honest and good person, never spread rumors or anything like that, i was FAIR and very mature-- but if you crossed me, well read above lol and that's that. i never held grudges, i would let it go... but as i used to always say 'some people just deserve a good beating every once in a while b/c their parents never gave it to them when they were growing up'
4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school? i don't think so b/c my whole life i always wanted to be older (i have older siblings so i always grew up more mature) and i couldn't stand the 'structure' of HS-- it bugged me that teachers could tell me what to do and i was expected to listen, sitting there doing the same pointless dittos that i had been doing since the 8th grade-- never really learning anything vital or related to the real world, etc. so i liked college a lot more b/c of that... also, i wanted to do what i wanted to do so the fact that i had to stick to a schedule never sat well with me.
5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult? getting married, being settled, independent and out on my own... having no one tell me what to do-- being my own boss, etc. and having the freedom to do what i want.

1. Favorite childhood memory:Not having to worry about bills- ahhhhhh memories

2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd?In Crowd-

3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school:Not into school.. always in the lunch room playing spades

4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school?Yes, I would. and this time different school and I would be much more serious

5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult?
Being old enough to go to clubs

1. Having a pretend wedding during recess in 2nd grade...we even exchanged rings! I lost mine and he divorced me because of it

2. I wasn't really in either crowd...I was friends with people from both groups.

3. Dorky

4. Only if I'm allowed to repeat my Freshman, Junior and Senior years only...Sophmore year was horrible.

5. I was excited to move out of my mother's house.

1. Going to punk shows with my best friend Kelly and coming home on the train at 3am and getting up for school at 6am. Those were the days!

2. I wasn't in a crowd period. I had my 3 closest friends who I hung out with all the time and then I had a lot of people I knew who I hung out with occassionally. I was friendly with everyone!

3. Hot for Teacher... but that is a whole other story...

4. No, I was done with high school before it ended... people are so fake... the classes are dumb.... the parties stink...

5. I met my FH in high school... so probably getting married.

1. Learning to ride a bike
2. We didn't really have 'in' 'out' crowds, and my schedule was great I was out by like 4th period junior/and senior year.
3.Extremely goal orientated for the future.
4. Sometimes I feel yes I want to do it over, but other times I don't.
5. Getting married an starting a family.

1. The Block parties we use to have.
2. Outcrowd
3. Very much a loner.
4. I don't think so.
5. Getting my first apartment.

1. Going sailing with my dad and sisters. (mom got sea sick and we would go for a few days)

2. This is a hard one. I was defenitaly in both. I was a cheerleader so was in the incrowd but also was a bit experimental with the waky tabaky so also part of the out crowd. My senior year everyone went to every party so i guess we were all 'in'.

3. I have no idea.

4. Sure. I liked hs. would have tried a little harder.

5. being able to buy beer

1. Favorite childhood memory - living around the corner from my childhood best friend. We hung out everyday.

2. In high school were you part of the incrowd/outcrowd? Incrowd

3. In one sentence how would you describe yourself in high school - Funny

4. If you could do it over, would you want to go back to high school? - nope not at all.

5. When you were younger what excited you most about becoming an adult? - probably getting married and having a family