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| If nothing more, my time at EOYDC
was always well spent. The lessons I learned there are still helping me out
on a regular basis. Playing gigs and being up on stage are no problem now
after studying the steel drums at the center. After you’ve played in front
of a stadium full of people at an A’s game, as I did with the center,
everything else just seems small. The cooking classes I took really help out
as well. I know my way around a kitchen pretty well now, and though I often
don’t have time to cook (being as I’m a college student and all), I could
make lobster or even stuffed bell peppers.
Over all, my experience at the East Oakland Youth Development Center was a positive one and I wouldn’t trade the time I spent there for anything else. Web Master Update: Miles graduated from Skyline High in 2003, and is currently attending San Francisco State University. |
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