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The Haunting of Hill House 1959

Posted on October 16, 2018 by carilynn27

February 22, 1999 The Haunting of Hill House The Haunting of Hill House was a 1959 book by Shirley Jackson. Shirley Jackson was born December 14, 1914 in San Francisco. She had been reading and writing all her life. She … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV | Tagged 1959, 1999, Abigail, Adventure, Agoraphobic, Angel, Angle, Are Some People Born Bad?, Arthur Parker, bed, Blood, Book, Burned House Down, California, changes, Children, Class, Cold, Cold Spot, Coldness, Crane, Crazy, Creative Writing Classes, Dare, Dark, deadly, Death, Demons, Depression, Disorted Views, Dr. Montague, Drinking, Driveway, Eleanora, England, Evil, Explore, Family Novels, Flaky, French Palace, Gates, Ghost Hunt, Ghost Stories, Gone, Good, Gothic, Gothic Literature, grace, Grief, Guilt, hand holding, Heaven and Hell, Help Eleanor Come Home, Henry James, horror, House, House Is Toying With Them, Hugh Crain, Imprints, In Love, Isolated, Journey's End When Lover's Meet, land decays, Luke, mansion, Markway, Married, mentally ill, mind creates physical manifestations, Mother's Death, Movie, Mrs. Dudley, Mystery Machine, Nancy Miller, Nell, Nelly, New York, Norville Rogers, Novel, Ominous, opressive, Oscar, OSU, Ouija Board, People Are Killed, poisonous plant, Poltergeists, Power, problems, Psychic, scared, scary noises, Scooby Doo, Scream, Screamed, Screaming, secretive, Seculuded, Shirley, Shirley Jackson, Sleep, Stanley Hymn, statues, STOP, storms, Suicide, Supernatural, Suspense, The Haunting 1963 Movie, The Haunting of Hill House, The Innocents, The Lottery, The Nursery, The Ohio State University, The Tower, The Turn of the Screw, Thelma, Theo, Trapped, trying to leave, Unexpected Evil in Life, USA, Villagers, Wake, Walk Alone, Winchester House, Won't Stay After Dark, Writing, Written on the Wall | Leave a comment

Moving On

Posted on February 14, 2015 by carilynn27

February 12, 2015 Moving On Quitting, Giving Up, Letting Go and Moving On seems to be the theme this week. But I wonder if they are really all the same or just a little bit different? I ponder these particular … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Writing | Tagged Adam, Apology., Beautiful Thing, Beth, Connection, Coward, Criticize, Death, Defend, Girls, Giving Up, Grammar, Hannah, Helpful, Humanity, Humans, Iowa, Killing, Lena Dunham, Letting Go, Loser, Moving On, New York, Noble Thing, Overwhelming Loss, Passive-Aggressive, Proof Reading, Quitting, Rick, survival, The Talking Dead, The Walking Dead, Too Great A Cost, Tyreese, World Too Brutal, Writer's Workshops, Zombie Apocolypse | Leave a comment

Elementary

Posted on March 31, 2014 by carilynn27

March 20, 2014 Elementary “Elementary my dear Watson,” is a well-known phrase. However, the line never actually appear in any of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s books. The phrase was first uttered in P.G. Wodehouse’s PSmith Journalist in 1915. The phrase … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Psychology, Science/Philosophy | Tagged 1800s, 2000s, Addiction Recovery Companion, Ally McBeal, CBS, Chemistry, Consultant, Doctor, Drama, DVD, Elementary My Dear Watson, Eric Jong, Former Surgeon, Friendship, Hackers, Jew, Joan Watson, Jon Watson, Jonny Lee Miller, Locked Box, London, Lucy Liu, Manic Behavior, Mysteries, Natalie Dormier., New York, Patrick Jane, PG Wodehouse, PSMITH Journalist, Sexual Undertones, Shakespere, Sherlock Holmes, Shylock, Shylock's Daughter, Sir Aurthur Conan Doyle, The Mentalist, The Merchant of Venice | 1 Comment

More Mark-Paul

Posted on June 26, 2013 by carilynn27

More Mark-Paul The first magazine article I read about the teen idol Mark-Paul Gosselaar was in People Magazine. They did a two page article about him in 1990. It was all about how fame took its toll. And how being … Continue reading →

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Posted in Flashback, Movies/TV | Tagged 1988, 1990, 1996, 2010, Adventure, Alan Arkin, Attraction, Ava Loren Gosselaar, Barbara Dana, Beach, Bike, Born into Exile, Break-Up, California, Catriona McGinn, Charles in Charge, Children, Commander in Chief, Danger, Dating, Divorce, Down To Earth, Ducth, ego, Elizabeth Berkley, Fame, Fame Takes Its Toll, Flirt, Franklin and Bash, Friends, Girls, Grounded, Hans Gosselaar, Harley Davidson, Holland, Hollywood, Home Late, Jeff Probst, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lark Vooheries, Linda and Sylvia, Lisa Ann Russell, Loves to Travel, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Marriage, Michael Charles Gosselaar, Murphy Brown, Necessary Parties, Neice Britany-Paula, New York, Nintendo, NYPD Blue, Paula Gosselaar, People Magazine, Punky Brewster, Racing, Raising The Bar, Rebel, Rizzo and Isles, Romantic, Saved By The Bell, Skiing, Surfing, Teen Idol, The Netherlands, The Princess and the Marine, Tiffani-Amber Thesian, Valencia, Weeds | Leave a comment

Finding Oz

Posted on June 20, 2013 by carilynn27

Finding Oz Finding Oz: How L Frank Baum Discovered the Great American Story by Evan J Schwartz came out in 2009. A groundbreaking new look at a cultural icon—THE WIZARD OF OZ. Schwartz reveals how Baum’s early interest in theatre, … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV | Tagged Aberdeen, Actor, American Expansion, Astral Plane, Baum's Bazaar, Chicago, China, Cyclones, Dorothy Gale, Dorthy Gage, Dutch, Editorial, Evan J Schwartz, Fantasy, Finding Oz, German, Germany, Humbug, Kansas, L Frank Baum, Map, Mathilda Gage, Münchner Kindl, Millitary School, Munchkins, Munich, Native Americans, New York, Newspaper, Oz, P.T. Barnum, Peekskill, Rockefeller, South Dakota, The Silver Slippers, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Theosophy, Tornado, West, Winkies, Wizard, Women's Rights, Yellow Brick Road | Leave a comment

Name of Mansfield Passed Along From Man To Town To Man

Posted on October 2, 2011 by carilynn27

Name of Mansfield Passed Along From Man To Town To Man By Virgil Stanfield The Mansfield News Journal April 24, 1983 Col. Jared Mansfield and Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, who probably never met, figured prominately in the early history of … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Bowman Street, Buffalo, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Col Jared Mansfield, Conrad C Coul, Emeline Dukes, Fifth Street, Fred Willard Gilkison, H.L. Creveling, Huron County, Jacob Newman, John C Gilkison, Mansfield Cemetery, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Mansifeld, Masonic Order, Matilda Cunningham, Mattie Stewart, Mullberry Street, New Haven Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Park Avenue West, Richland County, School, The Gazette, The Olive, Virigil Stanfield, West Point Millitary Acedemy, Willard Gilkison | 4 Comments

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