Growing up on Stanwich Drive during the 1970's means life is never dull for young Jimmy Brandt. Between his friends' incredible schemes and his own ingenious ideas, trouble is always lurking just around the corner. There's always something going on at Stanwich, but no matter what happens through Jimmy and his friends' mischievious actions (or, as some would label them, criminal activity), loyalty to family and friends remains paramount. Sledding may run the risk of losing a kidney, they may have to avoid obstacles such as shopping carts while playing ice hockey, and their Boy Scout troop may meet mishaps, but the kids of Stanwich Drive will keep on rolling. For if there isn't an element of danger to some scheme, why do it? Don't try any of these ideas with your friends at home! The Sandlot meets The Bad News Bears.

You know our parent's story, but what about the six of us? We went through shit just like they did. Maybe not how they did, but we still have a story to tell. ~ The Browns

A story of a girl living a perfect life until it was screwed up by an accident.

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Based off of Growing Up by Jason Schmidt Rated Mature because of the following: Attempted suicide Self harm Profane language Book 2 of the Save Me series

Growing up in Fort Collins, Colorado, being a biker was definitely not uncommon. In fact, if you didn't have one member of your family own a motorcycle, you probably weren't from there. Elizabeth (Liz) Collins wasn't a stranger to the speed of life. Her family owned a Motorcycle shop and her brother won every race he signed up for. So when he loses one, she's all the more intrigued by who he's lost to. Jason Morris was very keen to let people know who he was in his new town now that he'd moved in with his father. More specifically, he wanted to prove himself to his Motorcycle Club as the newest Prospective Member. Step one: beat Eric Collins in a motorcycle race. Complete. Little did he know that Eric's sister would be the one he'd end up trying to impress. A story of stolen kisses, stolen love, and stolen property. They're both about to break the law in every form possible. But to stay together, some shit has to fall apart. - "You're very good at sweet nothings." I had said after our third round. "They're easy to come up with when the subject is as-" I placed a kiss on his lips to shut him up, not accepting another compliment. I sat straddling his legs again, running my fingers up and down his chest. "Seriously, if you don't stop I think I'm gonna hide underneath the covers." He wiggled his eyebrows and lifted the blanket below him. "I'd be down for that." I gasped and whacked him on the shoulder repeatedly, until he flipped us over and was on top of me. He placed his legs on either side of mine and ran his hands through my hair, staring at every part of my face. "Where have you been all my life?" "Waiting." - live on the wild side. (Some mature themes) cover by : @annie-joyce - #1 in meandyou 07/2019 #1 in matureaudience 12/2019 #1 in racing 1/2020 #3 in biker 12/2019 #2 in tattoos 3/2020 #6 in interracial 5/2020

{Alternate Universe} Started: October 21st, 2015 Ended: November 16th, 2015

some shit i wrote in high school

Greatest movies since I was a kid 1# ranked Hotwheels - August 2021 1# ranked Teku - August 2021 1# ranked Nolo - August 2021 1# ranked AcceleRacers - August 2021 1# ranked Silencerz - August 2021 1# ranked Porkchop - November 2021

poems and feelings of a new chapter in the story we call life; welcome to a journey of emotions going into adulthood 2020-June2023