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Monthly Archives: July 2013
The Story Changes
The Story Changes I have many Friends Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Ross But I could use some Home Improvement Oh Heidi Ho Neighbor My Friend Caroline in the City Met this Single Guy He told her I’m Mad … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Poetry, Writing
Tagged 2003, 3rd Rock From The Sun, 90s TV, Beverly Hill 90210, Bonnie Hunt, Caroline, Chandler, Cybil, Dave's World, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, Ellen, ER, Fraisure, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Friends, Grace Under Fire, Heidi Ho, Home Improvement, Mad About You, Malibu Shores, Melrose Place, Monica, North Carolina, Party of Five, Phoebe, Rachel, Randolph Community College, Ross, Seinfeld, Sex and the City, Shrink, The Nanny, The Single Guy, The X-Files, Uwharrie Dreams, Wings
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The Stories Behind The Stories
“Radiant Darkness” was published by universe.com the fall of 2000. I thought l would give you the skinny on the stories—the stories behind the stories. The first story is Death of a Pizzaman which was inspired by the Arthur Miller … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Flashback, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Writing
Tagged Albert Camus, Arthur Miller, Ben Cassity, Bucyrus, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Chakras, Death and Masterbation, Death of A Pizzaman, Death of a Salesman, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dracula, East of Chicago, Ethan McMillan, Existential Hell, Fall of A Sparrow, Falls Church, Fells Church, Franklin Church, Hotel California, Italy, Jason Vaughn, Jean-Paul Sartre, Joe Cole, Lost Souls, Lume, Mark Woods, Mina, Nikki Hanners, No Exit and other Plays, Paul Newman, Radiant Darkness, Raging Bull, Rikki, Robert Helenga, Sarah Shepherd, Shadows. Paul Dennis, Soul Glimpse, Subtext, Teen Pregnancy, The Beast, The Eagles, The Long Hot Summer, The Mad Bull, The Myth of Sisyphus, The Red Shoe Diaries, The Vampire Diaries, Tradition, Treasure, Veronica Franco, Wings of Desire
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Twenty-Something
Twenty-Something Twenty-Something: Why Do Young Adults Seem So Stuck by Robin Henig and Samantha Henig came out in 2013. Many Millennials are living in their parent’s basement, eating ramen noodles and sometimes even on food stamps. Why is … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Culture, History
Tagged 11 Jobs, 1946, 1954, 1956, 1965, 1976, 1980, 1982, 1990, Age 26, Age 27, Age 30, Age 34, Age 40, Age 44, BA, Babies, Baby Boomers, Bachelor's, Bad Economy, Careers, Children, Choice Overload, College, Deadline For Growing Up, education, Emerging Adulthood, Extended Adolescents, Facebook, Family, Fertility, Food Stamps, Friends, Generation X, Generation Y, Internet, IVF, Jobs, Kids, Language Courses, Lazy, MA, Marriage, Master's, Memorize Countries, Millennials, Parent's Basements, Ramen Noodles, Recession, Robin Henig, Samantha Henig, Subscribe to the Economist, Travel The World, Twenty-Something, Why Young Adults Seem Stuck
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Sweet Valley High
Sweet Valley High Ana and I watched Season 1 Disc 3 of Sweet Valley High on DVD. I remembered catching the show a couple of times on a Saturday or a Sunday, but I never knew its regular time slot. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 1984, 1989, 1994, 1997, 80s, 90s, Aunt Kelly, Bad, Big, Boyfriend, California, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Cheesy, Coccaine, Colorful, Double Jeporady, Drama, DVD, Elizabeth Keene, Elizabeth Wakefield, Enjoyable, Fashion, Francine Pascal, Good, In Too Deep, Jessica Wakefield, Kidnapped, Melodrama, Mystery, Nicholas Morrow, On The Edge, Regina Morrow, Richard Thomas, Saturday and Sunday Afternoon, Sweet Valley Confidential, Sweet Valley High, Sweet Valley Twins, Sweet Valley University, Telvision, Today, Trouble, Young, Young at Heart
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Origins of Oz
Origins of Oz As a child I loved reading about the land of Oz. Although unique in that it was the first truly American Fairy Tale, there appears to be more to it. I took an interest in New Age … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV
Tagged America, Assyrian Exile, Atlantic, Atlantis, Australia, Ben Linus, California, Continent, Cyclone, Desert, Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz, Edgar Cayce, electromagnetic, Ev, Fairy Land, Heba, Hebrews, Henry Gale, Incas, India, Island, James Churchill, L Frank Baum, Lemuria, Lost, Madagascar, Madam Blatskvy, Magic, Mayans, Mexico, Mound Builders, Mu, New Mexico, Og, Oz, Ozma of Oz, Pacific, Phillip Sclater, San Fransisco, The Lost Tribes of Israel, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, Theosophy, Tornado
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