*doesn't know what to reply without sounding like a hoochie*

and if everything goes as planned, I hope once I finish law school I will be able to get my 501c3 status and turn it into a full fledged nonprofit, starting ofcourse with new york city, but then with in 5 years I hope to have offices in all 50 states. I have to be honest alot of what I feel, alot of my passion, has grow from confrences I have attended over the last two years. esspecailly the hiphop caucus I was invited to in chicago, where the words of rev. yearwood really touched me. in short he said, if we really want to reach the young voters, then we can't just campaign on college campuses, or to the educated, but we must cross the tracks and speak to those who didn't make it up off the streets, to the single moms who work 2 jobs, and the brutha's who just got out and are working with the re-entry programs. to make this story short his words were the changing point for me. that was when I started developing my theseus program. Im sorry wow I just realized I was rammbling.... oopppssss

I don't know about the conga line.... It kinda reminds me of my summers in East Hampton with my family, WAY to Paris Hiltonish for me! BUT I'm not opposed to gettin' down with the cha cha slide or cupid shuffle(hehehe) I can even do a MEAN soldier boi(but I kinda have to be rather intoxicated for that one lol). I'm very impressed by your ability to express your views and opinions, I find that a rarity these days, it's refreshing. I find that to offten we as a people give up on ourselves to easily and then look to the masses to find our way. I've been there, I've done that and at the end of the day I hit a brick wall. I think that was the moment my eye's opened and I saw the path to my future(sorry if that sound clique'), and now I'm developing my theseus project for my masters, which if your interested it's a mentourning program for inner city youth with incarcerated parents. I'm also working on landing funding for a considerable grant program which I will intergrade with the mentourning to help these kids up and out of the system, in hopes of counter acting the growing trend of"being like my old man". The purpose is to not only show them they have options, BUT produce a ACTUAL way out.

make sure u get"real" syrup mmk thanks ;}

LOVE the hershey bar in July analogy seeings how I am a July baby!!! I am very much so against conformity in society BUT not to the point of failur of endangerment of ones self or ideals. I am 100% Italian and that comes with MANY predetermined factors... Some I believe in such as family, culture pride, religion, respect of authority ect. BUT others yea I'd rather not! Like I don't agree that women should stay at home and rely apon their husbands for support! I have a mind, opinions and a voice, I WILL do great things with my life! I also don't believe that just because I am Italian there for I am destined to marry an Italian... Personally I have very little tolerance for the show boating that goes on with in the males of my own ethnicity, I'm not a fan of the whole"guido" lifestyle. Also and this is a BIG one, we as a demographic are notoriously Republican, I on the other hand am the FIRST and very PROUD Democrat!!! I spent 6 weeks on Obama's cross country campaign bus, the rest of the season I worked for Rock the VOTE and even spent a month in Atlanta working on T.I's join Respect my VOTE, registering fellons. so yea I guess you could say I don't follow the main stream"party line", I find my own!

did you really just say you wanna go into nanotech research papa??? thats a good look!!!