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Shelton, is a traveler of the
skies, seas, and land. His voyages
have taken him to different
states as well as foreign countries.
Some of the places he just visited,
while others he lived among the
people. He spoke the language,
ate the food, followed the
customs, |
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South Carolina('76-'77): My birth place and home. Not much time was spent here, only about 8 months. I currently live here, its a small town of about 50,000.
Texas('77-'77): The first place I lived outside of my hometown. Didn't stay here long either. Was only here for about 5-6 months, and then moved on. Arkansas('77-'80): The third place I ever lived. I was still very young, so I don't really remember anything about living here. Indiana('80-'83): Alot happened in Indiana. I learned that a rock won't bounce off of a window, I had my first criminal experience. It only lasted a day though. I also almost died in Indiana. So, Indiana was a full of happenings and learning experiences. Texas('83-'86): My second time in Texas and not my last. This time I lived in Fort Worth. It was nice living there, we lived a few minutes from Six Flags, so that was something we did quite often. New Mexico('86-'89): In New Mexico I lived on a street named after the Challenger space shuttle. I went to a private school, which probably stopped me from turning into a bad person and helped turn me into the isolate that I am now.
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Japan('89-'92): I lived in Fusa, Japan on Yokota AirForce Base. This was a great experience, because it allowed me the chance that many others don't have. While here I ventured off to Hong Kong and Korea as well. Though this was a great experience, Japan was also the beginning of the downward turn in my life. South Carolina('92-'92): Another short stay for me. I was only here for about 2-3 months until we moved onto Texas again. Texas('92-'96): This time I lived in San Antonio. I liked San Antonio. Alot of stuff happened while I was here, some good and most bad. I graduated from highschool here and began my first stint in college. Georgia('96-'97): The worst place I have ever lived. I hated the state, city, and place I lived. There I met the only person I could say that I almost hated. Probably the worse part of my life. It affected my schoolwork and set me back in life. It did get me involved in investing and opened me up to the internet and its resources, for that it was a good experience. South Carolina('96-present): I had to move from Georgia, so I moved back to my home state. I'm content living here now and plan to stay until school is finished. |
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