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Christopher Lee Boger
Decided it was round about time I updated this here page. So here's the update.... changed the format a little. More of a story tellin' thing now.
Where do I start? Simple run down of early life I suppose.... The first place I can remember living was a little house in Bowman Indiana. I don't really remember a lot from those early years... just occasional glimpses which I won't bore you with here. Full family unit was in place... mom, dad, one sister two years younger and one brother two years younger 'n her. Moved to Vincennes Indiana. Started going to school. Found out quicklike I was going to be a lifelong outcast and weirdo. Started the long process of learning to deal with it... or rather, how not to deal with it. Moved to Petersburg Indiana. It's right down the road from Bowman. Met most everyone I know there. Spent most of my life there. Spent a *lot* of time grounded there. The time being grounded kinda unhinged me. I cringe every time I look back at the journals I wrote during that time. I was pretty off my rocker. I was an outcast, a weirdo, and just downright miserable most of the time. As time rolled on, I found my release from this life, Dungeons and Dragons. I created my own world and my own rules, because I had no access to TSR materials when I first started out. As time went on, I got TSR stuff and integrated what I wanted, tossing out the rest and sticking to my own personal game. D&D took up a *lot* of my spare time. It was an escape from a reality I did not want and had no desire to deal with. Everybody in the neighborhood, including my brother and sister, pretty much played. The age group of us who hung out together was up to like 2 years older than me and 2 years younger than my brother. Quite a span. In a small boring ass town, you learn not to push anybody remotely like you away just because they're younger. Do that, and you might miss a cool idea they have to relieve the boredom of your pitiful meaningless existance for a few moments. D&D gave us an outlet for our violent emotions. Did us a lot of good. Kept us off the street and out of trouble. I got a job at 18. Working for the local Jay-C store. My dad was at one time the Asst. Manager there, and so I basically had the job the moment I turned in the application. Started the next chapter of my life then. Working graveyard shift tends to send your life in a new direction LOL Met Kevin Meadors, who I worked with. We drank immense amounts of beer, hung up 4 wheel drive trucks all over god's creation, jumped off 50 foot cliffs into strip mine pits, and basically made nuisances of ourselves and had a whole helluva lot of fun. Some of the best times of my life spent during this period. Kevin just had a way of making you get off your ass and have some fun. Things came up and Kevin moved way up North. My old buds had been drifting for a while, and they had gotten way too much into Meth. Now comes some of the worst times of my life. There's nothing more depressing than seeing your freinds go to hell (and die) over something as stupid as fucking crystal meth. I moved from house to house for the longest damn time. Went back to existing as opposed to living like I did hanging out with Kevin. Got fed up with my job, and was about to quit. Steve, who managed the store in Washington, called me up and convinced me to transfer there. Moved a lot more. Slipped more and more into the darkness. I worked, I slept, I played video games. That was pretty much it. Finally moved into a trailor out by Prides Creek. Then, light came into my life. I met someone so amazing, so remarkable, so full of life that I couldn't help but come back to life myself. I met her online, in a place you'd never expect to find someone so real, so wonderful. Robin and I grew closer, online and on the phone, throughout the end of 1998. Then, in March of 1999, she moved from Las Vegas to be with me. I never thought for a moment it was possible that I could *ever* be so happy in my life. She gave me *everything* and is the only reason there is a person as opposed to an automaton sitting at this computer right now. It wasn't long after when we found out she was pregnant. It was tough, because she had a difficult pregnancy. It strained our relationship... even as magical and amazing as it was.. and it was even harder once Connor was born in Dec. 99, because we had little to no help or break from him. We decided to move to TX where she was from, because her mom convinced us we'd have help with the youngin' and getting back on our feet so we could make a move back to Vegas, where Robin is *really* home. Long story short, big mistake. Her mom was full of shit. We ended up destitute, in debt up to our asses. It drove both of us to the breaking point. In the end, I had no choice but to take Connor and have my parents move me back to Indiana. Leaving Robin was the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my existance. I hope it's the hardest thing I *ever* have to face in my life... because it flamin' near killed me. After some stutter starts, I'm getting my life back on track now. I have a job working at Mclane Midwest. Good pay, long hours... loading Semis that deliver to flamin' near everything.... Wal Mart, Chuck E Cheese, 7-11, virtually every gas station in the US, Lowe's Cineplexes.... It's hard physical labor, but I actually kinda enjoy it. I was gettin' tired of being in charge and havin' to use my brain so much anyhow hehehe It's taken a lot of time, but Robin and I are reclaiming the closeness we once shared. It is *so* wonderful to feel that close to her again. I don't think I could have survived if we'd stayed so distant from each other as we'd become over time. That's where I am now. Building up my life to make ready for the next step, whatever that may be. I'm moved out of my parents house. My sister has moved in with me. So it's me, Connor, my sis, and her two girls. Hopefully, this is a new beginning, and I'll finally go the direction I'm supposed to be going with my life. I love you Robin. Thank you for giving me life, for being my freind, and for our beautiful baby boy. You and Connor will *always* be the center of my life. Here endeth the lesson. Take notes, there *will* be a test later.
What's this? Could this be.... Pics? Picture Pages SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Have a paper bag on hand in order to prepare from possible hyperventilation due to laughing fits
And I now actually LIVE instead of just exist because there's a real sweetie who keeps remindin' me that I'm pretty darn good at quite a few things ^_^ Thank you Robin ::Big Silly Grin:: Couldn't you just melt in those eyes and that smile? I do! More Pics of Robin
HEY!!! Quit starin! She's mine! All mine! Take off ya hoser! *GOL* Guess I watch a lot of comedy like Monty Python, MST3K, and The McKenzie Bros. too. Hehehe.. You're still starin'! Take off eh! ~_^
And Robin is the center of my life now. She's the thing I've been looking for all these years and I've finally found it, on the 'Net of all places! Don't give up hope boys and girls. If a funny lookin' half insane bugger like me can hook up with such a sweet (and hot lookin'! Woo Hoo!) girl, you can't have it all that bad!
She's also pregnant... just a bit... LOL Let this crazy mixed up universe beware, there's another one of me on the way ^_^ Well.. she was pregnant when I typed that LOL. He's grown up a bit now. Pics of Connor a wee bit older
Soul Man (Blues Brothers) Voiceover: Michael Palin from Spanish Inquisition sketch
This page and all it's sections constantly reference or include images, names, characters, etc., which are copyrighted concepts. No stealing or toe stepping is intended in this. These are simply things which I like and wanted to stick up on the web to help out or weird out the masses. I don't make a dime off anything I put up on the web, and I hope everybody who owns this stuff takes it as some free advertising.... Though I honsestly suck back enough Dr. Pepper I'm suprised they don't call me to stockholder's meetings sometimes =P
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