Well let me see... where to begin...

I am David. Son of Candido and Josephine Molina

I was born Aproximately 2:26am on April 28th 1960 in Port Arthur, Texas. A town located on the Gulf Coast. If you wish to know exactly where it is, find the point where Texas, Loisianna, and The Gulf of Mexico meet. You will see it there. I grew up in that town, and graduated from Thomas Jefferson High in 1979. For those who have computated it, yes it is true that I should have graduated in 1978, but due to a slight birth defect and some hospital time to correct the problem, I was held back a year, and had to repeat the first grade.
The defect??? That is a good question. I was born with one ear. Actually I had two as far as anyone could tell, but my right ear never really developed beyond the ear lobe. There was no inner ear , and so the good doctors created one for me. Two hospital visits and a lot of pain and stitches later, well it was a lot for a five year old, and I had an inner ear. I can barely hear out of it today. By the time I was 14 and I had a slight growing spurt and the ear canal began to narrow. I was wearing a hearing aide at the time, and my ear closed up too much to fit it in. I never got a new one. I didn't like it, and it had an annoying habbit of squealing. It bothered me a lot. I do not like hearing aids, and will not have another unless I absolutely have to have it. So now you know why I repeated the first grade. No biggy! I didn't mind so much. All the girls in my original first grade class were the same ugly ones from my previous year in kindergarden. I wanted to be surrounded by good looking girls, not the ones I got stuck with in kindergarden. I was rather advanced in some ways as a child. I fell in love for the first time in my life at the age of six. I was in the first grade, for the second time, and her name was Kim Ambers. She was the most beautiful thing I had ever laid eyes on in my life! She was tall, had long brown hair and a smile that just make me melt and talk like a babbling idiot. She always wore dresses to school, well... in thoses days all girls did, but she was the only one I noticed. She had long beautiful legs. The best legs in the whole world!!! As first graders go that is. I loved her for 3 years until the day came when we were parted forever. My family moved to a different school district and I had to change schools. I didn't want to go to another school. I wanted to stay with Kim, but I was forced to change. I will never forget her as long as I live. And the worst part was, the walk to the new school was only five minutes longer than the walk to the old school. I learned much in the first several years of my life. Love and heartbreak among the most valuable lessons, yet I couldn't get the hang of fractions!

I have two brothers, and four sisters. I am third of seven. Sounds like a Borg designation, doesn't it? The eldest is my brother James. He and I never got along as kids. I always thought it was because on that one fateful April 28th in 1960, he was to celebrate his thrid birthday, but that plan went bad when I suddenly appeared in the world. Everyone else in the family had their own individual birthday, except for him. He had to share it with his kid brother. Oh well, such is life. I never cared either way.

The next is my sister Becky. I think I get along with her better than most of the others because we share similar interests. We have fondness for old movies, and some really old music. She has an interst in collecting the many works of the one and only Fred Astaire. She loves his movies and has a collection of his music. Being fond of the movies, and music of that era myself, enjoy the opportunity to share it with someone. No one else in the family seems to care much, and I find that sad for them.

Then there is me. I have a fondness for old movies as well. I also love the music from the Swing and Big Band era. Benny Goodman, the Dorseys, Glen Miller. They were some of the best to come along, and I don't think they will ever be matched. I have a great interest in music and am teaching myself the guitar. I taught myself to play a few songs on the piano a few years back, but I can't seem to rememeber them anymore. I guess if you don't keep at it you lose it. My favorite singers are Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennet, and I am not afraid to admit, Barry Manilow. I prefer to listen to someone sing a songs that say something special to me, and I don't mean killing and crying about the state of affairs in your social group. I like songs that make me feel something other than anger and nausea.

The next in line is Lisa. (1961) I would say something about each and everyone one of my brothers and sisters, but that would take up more space than I have to use so I will have to keep it short. After all this is about me. (he he he)

After her came Terri (1962)
Then Victor (1963)
Then the baby of the family Mary (1965)

So far each and everyone of us has had a husband or wife except for James. The only ones still married at this point are Terri and Mary.
However news has reached me that Victor is soon to be married once more. Victor's first wife Kim is a very sweet and funny woman. I miss those all night talks we used to have. She could go into a story and go on with it all night, going into fifteen different tangents, and by the time the sun was coming up over the horizon she had managed to tie them all up in a nice little story package with a cute little ribbon on it. She was a great little conversationalist.

I took a girl to be my wife in 1983. Her name was Alana Lea Comeaux. Her picture in on the friends page. She was the most important love of my life, because she taught me a wider arrange to certain emotions than I had previously known. I wont go into any details here, but suffice it to say we split in 1986. I have been single and smarter since. If I had it all to do over again, I would it do all again. I have gone through more girlfriends than I can even count since that time. I do not regret them, and I have mantained a friendship with several of them. I am currently single and unattached. Most folks find it impossible to hate me, or stay mad at me for ever, but I do have some enemies. We all do, and I am no different. I can tell whether or not someone will be a friend or foe after meeting them and talking to them for about five minutes. I am an excellent judge of character, and have so far never been wrong.

1.) MET THE ULTIMATE LOVE OF MY LIFE AT THE AGE OF 6 (never got over her)

2.) MY LEFT LEG IS JUST A WEE SHORTER THAN MY RIGHT.

3.) STARTED GETTING GREY HAIR AT THE AGE OF 16.

4.) OF THE 40+ GIRLS I HAVE DATED IN MY LIFETIME, ONLY TWO WERE ABOVE THE AGE OF TWENTY.

5.) DIASSAEMBALED MY FIRST ELECTRIC TRAIN (INCLUDING MOTOR DISECTION) AND RE-ASSEMBALED IT IN PROPER WORKING ORDER AT THE AGE OF SEVEN...MAYBE EIGHT.

6.) STRIPPED MY FIRST TAPE RECORDER INTO MANY MANY PIECES AND PUT IT BACK TOGETHER IN PROPER WORKING ORDER AT THE AGE OF 12.

7.) CHOSE TO EARN EXTRA MONEY AND WORK THE NIGHT OF MY JR. PROM.
8.) MADE THE SAME CHOICE ABOUT MY SENIOR PROM.

9.) CHOSE TO WORK AGAIN INSTEAD OF ATTENDING MY OWN GRADUATION CEREMONY. (what's the difference, I knew I passed)

12.) NO ONE IN MY FAMILY RECOGNIZED THE FACT THAT I GRADUATED, BUT THEY DID RECOGNIZE THAT LISA (My sister) DID. (we were in the same graduation class)

13.) SOME PEOPLE IN MY FAMILY DO NOT KNOW I GRADUATED.