I want to be a crime scene investigator and help deliver justice. I hate evil and crime. I have seen it way too much.

by Lynn Oldshue | Mar 13, 2016 | A Southern Soul

“I grew up in foster care. I was snatched away from my mother when I was six-years-old when she went to jail. I bounced around to every family member and couldn’t tell you how many places I have lived. I was bad when I was kid. I was going through a lot...

My brothers played basketball in high school too, but I am the youngest son and I had to be better than them

by Lynn Oldshue | Mar 12, 2016 | A Southern Soul

“I work for the city, but I want to own my own pressure washing and landscaping business because I enjoy making things look good. I played basketball all of my life. It was my dream and I tried to make it at the Junior Nationals, but I didn’t get picked...

he best part of this job is hearing someone coming through for the first time. They are so humble to just have 15 or 20 people in the audience

by Lynn Oldshue | Mar 12, 2016 | A Southern Soul

“I can put on music and it is the timeline of my life. I have the throwback records. In ’94-95 it was the British pop era and I put on “What’s the Story Morning Glory” by Oasis and go back to boarding school. For me it is how I measure...

I am a singer and always have music in my head

by Lynn Oldshue | Mar 11, 2016 | A Southern Soul

“I am a singer and always have music in my head. I like to sing Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get it On.” I also like to go on field trips to Little Caesar’s and help sort the mail. I make coffee and peanut butter and jelly...

In Iowa, I was a hideout person. I am trying to open up here

by Lynn Oldshue | Mar 11, 2016 | A Southern Soul

“I moved here from Iowa in December. I had health issues and the sunshine has increased my dopamine levels. I have been getting my feet on the ground and the sun on my skin. I get called ma’am all of the time. People are happy and pleasant. It has to be...