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Friday, July 16, 2004

 Chapter 2 - The Secret Book of Our Lives:  By Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walder

    Section 1 - Mrs. Walders Short Biography
    Section 2 - The Promise
    Section 3 - Plans with Mr. Walder
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    Section 4 - Mr. Walders Confessions
    Section 5 - A Haunting Past
    Section 6 -  The great, the powerful, the man . . .

ABOUT THE BOOK-
   
    Hello future child.  This book is intended for you to read if anything happens to us before you have gotten to know your parents.  Whatever you will become, we just want you to know that we are always proud of you in what you do, and also that we love you.

    Your Father and I will write various things about ourselves.  We promised not to read each other's section for safety in keeping an honest life for you.  If you do get to read this, I hope you think well of us.

                                   -Dedicated to our future daughter .........



Section 1 -
   
    Hi, this is your mother writing.  I will tell you all about the wonderful details about me and my life as you read on.  I might not be as "cool" or "hip" as your friend's mothers, but I will try to be the best mother to satisfy your needs. So sit back, and enjoy our love.

    What can I say?  Let me start off with how I look.  My hair is a very dark brownish color with very light brown highlights.  I'm glad to say that my hair does go beyond my neck when it's curly and when it's straight, it may touch my chest area.  I have green eyes, medium sized lips, and a pointy nose, which I'm really upset about.  Hopefully your nose will not look as bad as mine. hee hee.  I wear B-cup bra's.  My height is measured at 5 feet 6 inches and my shoe size is 8.

    Sorry to sound like a girl who's trying to meet a man on one of those internet chat thingies, however that is how I look.  Your father would tell me I'm drop dead gorgeous, but I will settle for a pretty woman.  Well then onto more about me.

    I'm right now in my second year of law school.  Yes that's right, your mommy is going to become a lawyer.  What reasons you may ask?  It's not only for the money, but because of all the injustice that went on with my past.  My dear when I was 17, my father was arrested for a crime he did not commit.  My mother knew that my father worked for bad people.  She never expected them to betray his trust.  As time grew on, his co-workers killed an important man, a very very important man.  The man murdered was the police chief of our small town

    My father had nothing to do with the killing, let alone had knew the blue prints of the heist.  Let's just say he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.  When the trial was broadcasted, I felt sorry for my father.  He only joined this group for money to support his family, not knowing they would go through an illegal run.  The verdict, guilty.  No evidence could prove he either had nothing to do with it, or was just plain innocent.  The men who really killed the police chief had placed everything properly to secure his fate. 

    There were some holes in the case, the lawyer wasn't dumb, just lazy.  And now here I am, studying ot become a lawyer to fill in those holes and protect the innocent.  May'be you'll follow me one day? =) 

    Since the age of 19, I was fatherless.  It was a very bad time for me not to have a father around the house.  My brother had to step up to be the man of the house, however he and my mother did not get along.  My brother at the age of 23 at the time moved out and now lives somewhere in the midwestern states. 

    My mother would be sitting at home weeping.  She misses her love and was stressed about making enough money.  This is where feelings had gone wrong with my mother.  She only made $15 an hour at her job.  We were forced to sell the house my father bought and move into low housing projects.  Her paychecks would barely get us by.  It's great you know, paying off the bills and what not.  When you look into the fridge after paying the bills, you will not see anything there but two gallons of water and various fruits to last you until the next paycheck arrives.

   
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