This is my beautiful Hawaiian princess, Taryn, and Justin at Graduation. She's now going to the Atlanta Institute of Art to be a chef.
On the right is Taryn and her ex-boyfriend Matt (a.k.a. Rolling Thunder). Taryn is one of the most fun people the I know, but some people have thought of us as "righteous bitches" when we were together. One of my best memories of her is when we were working at Wendy's and I didn't really know her that well. I had told her that the song that always made me happy was "Dance, Dance, Dance" by the Steve Miller Band. She had never heard of it so I sang it for her. Then one day, durring a personal crisis I was left crying by the salad dressing at work, and she immediately tried to cheer me up, "MaryBeth! MaryBeth! ..." and did her best to sing that song for me. I couldn't help, but laughing, and I've tresured her friendship ever since. Matt I haven't known quite as long, but we've had a lot of fun in the time that I have known him. 
This is my pal Jimmy Deluccia. He's everyone's teddy bear. He was one of the first people to actually talk to me when I moved to GA, and he's such a fun guy. He's at UGA right now with my friend Marc Shaub(who is now on the next page). One day I'll have a link to their web page(When they make it), but for now you can just email Jimmy.
This is Brad- I've had so much fun with Brad that I don't even know where to start. I guess from the begining: after meeting him on the bus in 10th grade and having a crush on him for about 9 months, we finnally connected one day after school when we realized that we were the only two people in the universe who smoked Camel Special Lights. That started our carefree and non-serious relationship of 3 months, and after that our great friendship. Living close by, I accompanied Brad on countless errands to fix his car, go school shopping, pick up his pay check, and other various adventures. I also probably smoked more ciggarettes with him than anyone (even after I quit). His sense of humor got me through so many things- I can't stop laughing when I'm with Brad, and I miss him more and more every day. He's going to Southern Tech in GA this year, but is transfering somewhere else next year. He's living in an apartment with Dave (read about him on my next page) but that could change too. Brad has a web page which is pretty sad looking now, but cute. You can e-mail Brad if you feel like it.