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well from then on in it was just elementary decent lonely years.
untill grade 6.
Where as i developed a liking to japan, culture, and festivities through a documentary. Just then, I became fascinated with everything japan. Especially those beautiful cherry blossom trees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

Time went on and we moved to NB. (not nebraska)
new town, new discovery, why not.
My mom finally finished university and we were going on the high road. It is all now just the past.
In grade 6 it was meeting people. Specifically who i like to self call them "jocks". theyed crowd up in that school. Pretty much to the point where there were 23 guys to 5 girls. yay! no not yay! that made me the weakling.
but i still typically fit in. kinda, i just was not that good at sports.
So, one day, when going in to class, i got bumped into a dude, for some reason a guy was in a rush. which slammed me into another dude. who
has a shorter temper. He then went to the principals office, and a total
misunderstanding happened. so i did what i did and explained truthfully.
guess what, IM the only native kid. they placed his opinion over mine, even though i was the only one hit. so i got 3 day suspension and he got off with indoor suspention. (half a day)

I didn't understand this, but when my mom found out she was furious.
so she moved me schools. yay fun more people to meet.
so it was a native majority school i went to. minus the occasional white,
so i belonged a bit better and more naturally.
I made 1 friend that stuck for a bit, and that was it, all the others floated
off somewhere i dont know.

but one character in that short class made me mad. his name was leslie.
I hated him, the biggest guy in the class too. He was a total jerk to me.
so, i became competitive. it expanded my horizons. it was healthy competition to me, so i didnt care. Made me stronger. which is new.
I became more confident now too. so i dont look up to him as an enemy, but an old rivalry.

time to hit the hey, thanks for listening