Right now, I'm lying naked on my bed. All five feet eleven inches and one hundred and sixty eight pounds of me. My light brown skin is glistening with sweat and my pussy is wet. The name is Kendra McIntosh in case you were wondering who this is. I was born and raised in the City of Calgary, Province of Alberta. Presently I live in the City of Houston, State of Texas. What's a Black Canadian beauty like myself doing in the Old West? Sometimes I wonder the same thing. I guess I came here for adventure, and also because of work opportunities. A lot of Canadians from the Province of Alberta are drawn to the State of Texas. Similarities in mindset and lifestyle, I guess. Alberta is my home and it's often been called the Texas of the Canadian North. Whatever. I am having fun in Houston, though. Lots of wicked fun.
Let's recap for a moment. I was born in the City of Calgary, Alberta. My father Joshua McIntosh is a White guy from the town of Galway, Ireland. My mother Kenyatta Jones is a Black woman from the region of Montego Bay, Jamaica. They divorced six months before my birth, if you can believe it. I never knew my father. He considered his marriage to my mother to be a mistake. He left her and married a White lady, according to stories I heard growing up. I don't really care. I grew up in a small Black community in metropolitan Calgary. Growing up among Canadian rednecks wasn't easy for this sister. Especially since I wasn't wholly embraced by the Black community of Calgary either. Side effect of being both Black and White, I guess. It's not always cool to have the best of both worlds. Isn't that a kick in the butt?
Nevertheless, I made my way through the world. I graduated from the University of Calgary with a bachelor's degree in business administration in the summer of 2010. I thought about staying to get my MBA but I received a letter from the University of Houston. I always wanted to see the State of Texas. And according to many authorities in the American higher education system, the University of Houston has the largest student body in North America. Sounds like the place for me, eh? I always wanted to live in America. We got a lot of Americans living in metropolitan Calgary, Province of Alberta. The only other town in Canada with more Americans living in it would be the City of Toronto, Ontario. My American friends in the City of Calgary encouraged me to study in Houston. According to them, it's the most racially diverse town in all of Texas. I should theoretically fit right in. Hmmm. We shall see about that, eh?