Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Small Town Boy

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Small Town Boy

Saint Cloud, MN Times
Foley senior loves to play basketball [and Anderson]

November 15, 2009

Name: Nick Jansen.

Age: 17.

School: Foley High School.

Hometown: Foley.

Family: Dad, Ron; mom, Colleen; siblings, Ryan, 24, Carrie, 21.

Activities: Football, basketball, tennis, National Honor Society, church youth group.

This little introduction is followed by a number of small town questions, Which activity has affected you most? What do you like best about being a senior? Etc., until we get to the real interesting part:

What would be your dream job?
Anderson Cooper, because he gets to travel around and do all of these crazy journalism jobs, and if I could do that I think that would be pretty cool.

Proven once and for all that Anderson has a large reach when it comes to people dreaming about him! I only wonder if Nick dreams about Anderson with or without his clothes on -- Anderson's clothes that is.

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