![]() ![]() It was only $450 a month plus utilities, which, split down the middle, would have let us both only have to get part-time jobs instead of full-time ones, so we could study more and still have time to do something other than work if we weren’t in class. With what we had together, we could afford to live off campus, and the two-bedroom apartment we had rented and put down the deposit on was tiny, just 325 square feet, but it was livable. We had both been accepted to Everson University-EU-in northwest Texas for the fall semester, me on a full academic scholarship and him half on student loans, the rest on his mom and dad. ![]() W 1 hen I graduated from high school, my best friend, Matt Cooksey, and I moved to Lubbock, Texas, from just outside of Dallas, where we had grown up. ![]()
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