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Megami — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 09:38:55 GMT

Love this story

Original Blog Entry: It's been a long time

assaults — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 02:54:48 GMT

I quit my job of 2 years because they were seriously stressing me out. I know: insanity. But let's just let that ride. I am fine and work part time for my husband's company unda da table.

I'll be 24 next week. I still have no kids but I got married to this amazing guy. He's a Cancer and a decade older than me and we have fun together. We have been married for 15 months now and we are very happy. No more roommates! I take one class at a time at NC State. Very very part time. My hobbies include pottery, lottery, and avoiding pregnancy. I went to to New York to visit my grandma and made $$$$$ in Numbers (Pick3). That was back in March and it really hooked me the f-- up. Thank you New York Lottery. My favorite numbers to play are ones with the number 20 in them. I have been having a love affair with those numbers for years. In Georgia, as a teen impersonating an adult, my fav number was 141 and it came out all of the time. I could always feel it. I took my happy 10th grader ass to Publix to cash those tickets out, sure did. $330 most times, $80 others. It was the remedy for me to get school clothes because my mom decided that all people who are being provided a place to live for free should at least buy their own clothes. Yep. But I also had a job to provide me with my ticket buying. I only played one number then, it's so funny to think about.

I totally picked up the Pick 3 habit from my mother. She would play so I would play. I'm tall and mature so the clerks would just let me play. What gets me now is that I am getting carded for lotto tickets and I am waaay above the legal age to play. My mother's father, my grandfather, would spend the whole rent on numbers and women, according to my mom. Oh, and cigs. I was also bedazzled by my mother's stories of her super lucky roommate coming home with bags of money from the illegal numbers in the early 70's. If you hit a number and get three G's tax free in 1971...that's like 10G's now. I'm also a math person so numbers naturally intrigue me. What I am saying is, I am destined to be a numbers player. No ifs ands buts about it.

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