Owned!

Book: Daughters of the Moon, Goddess of the Night: Hyperion publishes the book and The Walt Disney Company owns Hyperion.









Movie: Disturbia: Montecito Picture Company, Paramounts owns Montecito Picture Company









Television show: That 70's Show: Fox owns it










Magazine: M magazine: publisher: Bauer Publishing: owned by Apax and Guardian Media Group: owned by Apax and Scott Trust.









Album: Need you now: Lady Antebellum: Terra Firma Capital Partners is the top owners









It's important to understand who owns the media because if you didn't know who owned certain things you wouldn't know most of the company's that own half of what they do now.

Worst fastfood Experience. . .

    One day I just could not decide what or where i wanted to eat, the choices were between kfc, Mcdonalds, Burger King, and Taco Bell. I wasn't really in the mood for greasy chicken or a greasy hamburger. So the choices were narrowed down - did I want a spicy chicken crisp sandwich from Burger King or a 5 layer Burrito from Taco Bell? Well my time was limited to choose and we already past Taco Bell so my only option was Burger King.
   Burger King sounded really good at the time, until later that night. . . after i had already ate the spicy chicken crisp, i soon later found out the chicken was bad. I was up all night sick, running back and forth to the bathroom i thought i was dieing. I then never again ate from Burger King again.

The Past!

    We ask this question a lot, If you could go back in time how far would you go and why? When someone asks me I tell them that i would go back to when my parents split up and got back together and stop them from getting back together. Why? because life was so much better when they weren't together, i didn't get in trouble for no reason, and my parents were happier.
   All it is at my house anymore is fighting and arguing over stupid little things that are pointless to argue over, to be honest i loved it when they weren't together. There was no screaming and yelling and my parents were actually cool about stuff they would flip out about now. I got to spend the week with my mom and some of the weekends and Tuesdays and Thursday with my dad. If i could only go back to that time.

Tattoo

    If I were forced to get one tattoo by law, I would get my birth date around my ankle. My reason or personal reason why is that represents the day I came into this world. The meaning of it is that that's the day my mother brought me here, she risked everything just to have me.
    I think my birthday has a meaning, everyone's does, that's the day they became someone. Everyone has a significant meaning in life and they should get the chance to prove it, or show it. I chose to show my meaning by having my birth date as my tattoo.

Without Failure.

If I could do anything without failure, I would join the Air Force. After graduation I plan on going into the Air Force, going to basic first then after college. When I'm out of college I want to get right to going and doing that. I chose the Air Force because I think I would get somewhere in life, and not be like the people I know and not do anything with my life.
What inspired me to chose this is my sister's and also my friend Kira. When she graduated last year she joined the National Guard and said "why not do something that means something to you, than do something you know you won't like." So she inspired me. I thought a lot about what I wanted to do when I graduate, how I was going to live my life, and I really wanted to do something that not only helps me, but other people as well.