- Hey its me Larissa! I was born in Mesa,AZ and hope to leave here soon. It's not bad here but, I've been here too long!! I was born in 1996 and at the time I had only a brother and sister. Sure wish it stayed that way, because now I'm stuck living with my sister and two brothers. My older sister got married and had three boys and one girl, who I'm very close to. I'm in the 9th grade and can't until I'm done with school. I love dogs and I own pitbulls and chihuahuas. Because of this I truly understand how nice pitbulls can be.
- I only love one sport and that is Football. I watch it and I really love to play it regularly. Most people in AZ like the Cardinals, but I don't. Only time I watch their games is when I want to make fun of Cardinal Fans. My favorite team is the Denver Broncos and I don't care what anybody says about them! In the future, I'd like to go to one of their games.
- Even though I really hate school, I make good grades and hope to finish. I'm not real good in math and english is probably my best subject. Even if I was allowed to quit i probably wouldn't because i want a good future. I also don't plan on having kids until I do finish. Well that's all about me and I don't plan on changing soon so I don't care what negative things you have to say.
Denver Broncos wide receiver Kenny McKinley was found dead in his home in Arapahoe County on Monday. Authorities believe the cause of death is suicide. Arapahoe Count Sheriff Grayson Robinson told the AP that authorities found McKinley dead at his residence with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. Mckinley, 23 was put on the injured reserve prior to the start of the season. Mckinley played in 8 games as a return specialist his rookie year. Mckinley played football in college,where he became one of the most accomplished receivers in SEC history. He graduated as South Carolina's all-time leading receiver. Broncos' owner Pat Bowlen issued a statement Monday, saying "he was part of the Broncos' family and will be greatly missed." Bronco's coach J. McDaniels released a statement saying Kenny had a promising future on the football field, but more importantly, he was a great teammate whose smile and personality could light up the room. This is a tragic loss for our football team, and his family is in all of our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time." Kenny McKinley's college coach Steve Spurrier once called McKinley the best receiver he's ever coach. Mckinley is the third Broncos player to have died in the last four years. Authorities are waiting on a field report before releasing more information on his death. 
