Kim Albrechtsen

Fort Dorchester High School

Class of 1999

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Kim Albrechtsen - Class of 1999 - Fort Dorchester High School

First Name	Kim
Last Name	Albrechtsen
Graduation Year	Class of 1999
Gender	Female
Hometown	Yokota, Chiba, Japan
Relationship Status	Single
About Me	I like to eat Red and Green gummi bears by biting their heads off first. I like whipped cream in my hot cocoa instead of marshmallows. I still want to be Indiana Jones when I grow up. Country Living is my favorite magazine...not the UK edition, I dont approve of their layout design or Font choices. Sometimes I miss my childhood but not as much as you might think. I'm awesome in emergency situations but if you ask me where we should meet for dinner Ill never be able to make up my mind. I want to be Indiana Jones when I grow up ...but with Boobs and a Vagina. When I was a child I would climb tall trees, walk on top of walls, and look over railings many many stories up in the air ... as an adult I have a thing about heights. I have lots of things I want to see and do in life... but then I guess thats what falling asleep and dreaming are for. I love looking up at the stars on cool nights... I could do it for hours. Our grandparents built. Our parents boomed. And my generation? We tinker... We are seeing a generation of young people grow up (sort of) who tinker with doctrines, tinker with churches, tinker with girlfriends & boyfriends, tinker with college majors, tinker living in & out of their parents' basement, & tinker with spiritual practices no matter how irreconcilable or divergent. We're not consistent. We're not stable. We don't stick with anything. We aren't sure we are making the right decisions. Most of the time, we can't even make decisions. And we don't follow through. All of this means that as young people we are less fru...(read more)