Natalie Jones

I didn't even know what that meant.

I think it was based on your family's economics, really.

My mother just said, check off business.

So the classes I took in the seventh and eighth grade were not college preparatory.

But I never thought that I was smart enough to go to college.

And he just came home one night and said, I want a divorce.

And it was like a kick in the stomach.

I'm walking across the parking lot with tears rolling down my eyes saying, oh, my God, I'm in college.

And I was just so thrilled to be there.

I'm constantly saying to people, you can write your own script.

I didn't even know what that meant. I think it was based on your family's economics, really. My mother just said, check off business. So the classes I took in the seventh and eighth grade were not college preparatory. But I never thought that I was smart enough to go to college.

I didn't even know what that meant. I think it was based on your family's economics, really. My mother just said, check off business. So the classes I took in the seventh and eighth grade were not college preparatory. But I never thought that I was smart enough to go to college.

I didn't even know what that meant. I think it was based on your family's economics, really. My mother just said, check off business. So the classes I took in the seventh and eighth grade were not college preparatory. But I never thought that I was smart enough to go to college.

And he just came home one night and said, I want a divorce. And it was like a kick in the stomach.

And he just came home one night and said, I want a divorce. And it was like a kick in the stomach.

And he just came home one night and said, I want a divorce. And it was like a kick in the stomach.

I'm walking across the parking lot with tears rolling down my eyes saying, oh my God, I'm in college. And I was just so thrilled to be there.

I'm walking across the parking lot with tears rolling down my eyes saying, oh my God, I'm in college. And I was just so thrilled to be there.

I'm walking across the parking lot with tears rolling down my eyes saying, oh my God, I'm in college. And I was just so thrilled to be there.

I'm constantly saying to people, you can write your own script.