Relocation Quotes

on her short-lived experience in jail while awaiting relocation to detox] I just felt uncomfortable. I wasn`t really scared until I started walking down the hall. I started to think, "What if a girl tries to rape me, or what if someone tries to bully me because I`m Left Eye." That kind of stuff was running through my head. But as soon as I turned the corner and all the girls saw me, they started cheering. They were like, "Whoooo! Left Eye! Left Eye!" So I started pimping, like, "Yeah! What`s up?" First I was walking like I was scared, but when they started yelling and screaming my name, I stood upright and I felt confident. Like okay, I`m not gone have to worry about that stuff I was just thinking about. I was like, "All right!" The whole time I was there I was just cool. I didn`t have a problem with nobody and nobody had a problem with me. I wasn`t like stuck in a corner crying like, "What am I going to do?" As soon as I got there, I joined in the card game. There were people who were excited. They were calling their family. They were like, "Left Eye, can you say hi to my little nephew?" I was like, "Sure, whatever, no problem."

Another friend hired me to open doors for him in the moving and relocation business. I did that for 10 years, am still doing it. And I do some work for the Cubs, in community relations.

(on her short-lived experience in jail while awaiting relocation to detox) I just felt uncomfortable. I wasn`t really scared until I started walking down the hall. I started to think, "What if a girl tries to rape me, or what if someone tries to bully me because I`m Left Eye." That kind of stuff was running through my head. But as soon as I turned the corner and all the girls saw me, they started cheering. They were like, "Whoooo! Left Eye! Left Eye!" So I started pimping, like, "Yeah! What`s up?" First I was walking like I was scared, but when they started yelling and screaming my name, I stood upright and I felt confident. Like okay, I`m not gone have to worry about that stuff I was just thinking about. I was like, "All right!" The whole time I was there I was just cool. I didn`t have a problem with nobody and nobody had a problem with me. I wasn`t like stuck in a corner crying like, "What am I going to do?" As soon as I got there, I joined in the card game. There were people who were excited. They were calling their family. They were like, "Left Eye, can you say hi to my little nephew?" I was like, "Sure, whatever, no problem."

(The authority also oversees Valley Homes, the housing complex that will soon be no more, part of a nationwide trend to get people out of) the projects. ... The whole reaction to the relocation has been a positive experience. They have more choices for where they want to go; they do not have to live in a project.

I don`t believe our city should be opening up these businesses, whether it`s because of a light rail relocation or not, ... This city isn`t going to build its future on sexually oriented businesses. That`s a false economy, and not one I`m going to rely on.

At this point, I don`t see relocation as a viable alternative, because the league has said, `You`ve got to make it work (in Minnesota).` The league knows I`d be very happy to be in L.A., but I`d also like to be here with a new stadium.