mykidsmom wrote the following post at 03-09-2009 8:25 PM:
This post ought to be Michael Kincheloe exposed. All you have to do is google him and you'll find out that this is not recent. My son went through T.C. with him and knows that Mr. Kincheloe is not what he portrays nor is the Teen Challenge he "exposes". There are people who would rather go back to prison than stay in the program because it is not a vacation. In prison you don't have to deal with any of your problems and you won't get clean. Mr. Kincheloe believes that T.C. should be a free ride and that society should pay all the debt for his issues (which aren't all addiction related.) Working and leading a disciplined life are part of overcoming addiction and are part of real life. Mr. Kincheloe seems to have a lot of time on his hands to be able to continue to target T.C. after all these years and I doubt he has real job. It sounds like an obsession which would point to his other issues
Your son went through Teen Challenge with me? When? What year? What do I look like?
Teen Challenge staff member Marty Coleman thought enough of me that he offered to let me graduate a month early if I would go back to Shafter for a four-month internship. I declined, and my friend Brandon Sholes took the offer instead.
You doubt that I have a real job? You doubt wrong, sister. I'm a salesman at Sears, 3501 S. Mooney Blvd. in Visalia. I've worked there since April 17, 2006, and during that time I have missed all of 2 1/2 days of work. Call (559) 636-4200 and speak to Laura in HR or one of the managers. I dare you.
Obsession? To someone of your limited abilities, perhaps, but to someone like myself who has an IQ of 134 and a superb memory, it is a mere hobby.
I'm returning to CSU Fresno this fall to further my education, so before you go sticking your other foot in your mouth, read this:
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt153/ca_skunk/CSUFletter-1.jpg?t=1236671343
The next time that you get any bright ideas about pretending that you actually know something about anything, try taking your brain out of neutral.
Shouldn't you be praying for someone like me? After all, that's your answer for everything, isn't it?
Michael Kincheloe
