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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Flashback 1985
Flashback 1985 Once again I find myself curious as to what my life was like at Anastasia’s age. Ana is 8 years old and in 3rd Grade. My Third Grade teacher was Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith intervened when I felt … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback
Tagged 1985, 2nd Street, 3rd Street, Brian Smith, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Chad Wilson, Ezra, Faith Hoak, house trailer, Jeff Castor, Jill Boorom, Kevin Ernst, Lois Castor, Lung Cancer, Mini-Bake Oven, Miss Michaels, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Smith, Oak Street, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Reed Castor, Rhode Island, Rhonda Wilson, Sarah Shepherd, Scott Howard, Shelby, Superman, swimming, The Neverending Story, Tiger Lily, Tonsils, Whitney School, YMCA
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Warehouse 13
Warehouse 13 Warehouse 13 premiered on July 7, 2009 on the SyFy network. Since I am not fortunate enough to get the channel, I had never seen the series before I got the DVDs from the library. Interestingly, even though … Continue reading
Posted in Movies/TV
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Bucket List
Bucket List From 1990 (Ones in Red I’ve Crossed Off) Ride in a Plane, Ride in a Helicopter, Ride on a Train Ride, Ride an Elephant, Go Surfing, Go Cliff Diving, Go Canoeing, Go Snowboarding, Go Skiing, Go Rollerblading, Go … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Writing
Tagged Acting, Adventure, Automobiles, Ballet, Bucket List, Bungee Jumping, Camel, Canoeing, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Castle, Charity, Dancing, Design Own Home, Design own Wardrobe, Elephant, Environmentalism, Family, Hang Gliding, Hot Air Balloon, Ice, Invention, Marriage, Opera, Parachuting, Peace, Pilot's Licence, Planes, Pyramids, Race Car, Rafting, Rock Concert, Roller Blade, Skiing, Snow Boarding, Solve A Mystery, Trains, Trees, Writing
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Women in Literature and Society
December 7, 2011 Women Women’s Studies and Women’s History takes center stage this week, mostly in my reading, but also in my life. First, I read The Queen of Water by Laura Rasua and Maria Virginia Farinango. It is the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture
Tagged Cari Lynn Vaughn, Childcare, China, Ecuador, England, Feminsim, Friendship, History, Jacquetta Bedford-Woodville, Lady of the Rivers, Laura Resau, Lisa See, Maria Virginia Farinango, Peru, Philippa Gregory, Politics, Sexism, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Stay at Home Mom, The Queen of Water, Women, Working Mom
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F-Bomb No Longer
F-Bomb No Longer ***This Blog is For Mature Readers Only. Do NOT read if you are easily offended*** Once upon a time it used to be that uttering the F-word was quite taboo. Nice girls refrained from using the word, … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Writing
Tagged Anger, Angst, Bitch, Censorship, cussing, D.H. Lawrence, Dick, Douche, F-Bomb, Forgeting Sarah Marshall, Fuck Off, Fuck You, Goth, Henry Miller, Hoodllum, Insults, Josephine Baker, Mae West, My Best Friend's Girlfriend, Punk, Rebellion, Rock Stars, Role Models, Sailor, Son of a Bitch, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Vampire Diaries
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Renaissance Festival
July 31, 2011 Renaissance Festival Sunday was pleasant though—a highlight to the entire summer perhaps. Jason’s parents came over and left for the Renaissance Festival around 9:30am. We drove about an hour and waited a bit in line before parking. … Continue reading
Posted in Event
Tagged Anastasia Vaughn, Belly Dancers, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Celtic Legacy, Christine Vaughn, Colorado, Costumes, Elephant Rides, Jason Vaughn, Jugglers, King Swing, Larkspur, Masks, Mike Vaughn, Pirate Swings, Renaissance Festival, Sebastian Vaughn, Swords, Washer Women, Wild Cats
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Dragon Boat Festival
July 23, 2010 Dragon Boat Festival Every year on Sloan’s lake, on the West side of Denver. they hold the Dragon Boat Festival. It started in 2001 to honor the Asian Culture the area. Admission is free, but finding a … Continue reading
Kidspree
Kidspree For Free! The past three years that we’ve been in Colorado, we have taken the kids to Aurora’s annual outdoor kids festival known as the Kidspree. It takes place in a large field known as Bicentennial Park off Alameda … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda, Anastasia Taylor Vaughn, Annual, Arts and Crafts, Aurora, Batman and Robin, Candyland, Cari Lynn Vaugh, Colorado, Jason Vaughn, Kids Outdoor Festival, Kidspree, Musical Petting Zoo, Painting, Sand pile, Sebastian Ulysses Vaugh, Sponge Bob, Storm Trooper
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