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Recently, somebody told me that between the ages of 23-25, I would experience more of my emotionally depressed learning experiences.  Although the entire Generation X and any liberal arts college graduate in this economy might agree, I would like to believe that any portion of your life could be depressing.
Yesterday, I read (most of) “Who [...]

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Word Aneurysm

Over the last few weeks, I’ve had about a million and one blog post ideas…but then I didn’t write any of them.
This is also due to the fact that several of my ideas were rather boring.
But here are some “highlights”:
1. McDonald’s: Lately, my lunch has taken a turn to revolve around McDonald’s…mainly because I keep [...]

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The Body

For some reason, I woke up this morning and started thinking about infectious mononucleosis.  Yes, mono (the glandular fever).  I’m not sure why I thought about it since I got it years back and there was no reason to think of it now–but what struck me is that any skilled person could easily take a [...]

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This Is Your Brain On Knowledge

I think my brain has been gaining quite a bit of information lately, but at the same time, losing quite a bit of information in the process.  This is not to say that my brain isn’t always learning new information, but when you have significant changes constantly coming your way, there’s bound to be a [...]

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Dunzo

For those of you who still read this, what’s wrong with you?!
I’ve decided to pursue some writing in the book form more so lately, so I believe I will bid this blog adieu…for now.
I’m proud this blog started out a little over a year ago by two young women graduating college with degrees in English, [...]

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A Week In The Life Of A Mover And A Shaker

This week, I:

Learned how to drive a stick-shift (kind of)
Rode a motorcycle for the first time
Started my application to graduate school
Fulfilled a request made three years ago
Bought a GRE book
Accidentally typed ‘GED’ book instead of ‘GRE’ (same thing, right?!)
Began moving into my new apartment
Watched two little dogs shiver next to their owners (little dogs shiver a [...]

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Please Don’t Eat The Daisies*

This post was going to be a very deep, insightful piece on life and living, perhaps even revealing the meaning of life to those with sunshine and rainbows in their heart and a sparkle in their eye.  Instead Wikipedia has turned my attention to far more significant things–Doris Day.
I’ve never had the pleasure of Doris [...]

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Closet Sticks: The Technical Term

Right now I’m trying to contemplate the purpose of why someone would choose to take a closet stick with them…and by closet stick, I mean that bar you hang all your clothes on in a bedroom closet so as not to go around naked or wrinkled all day. 
I can’t imagine why someone would take that [...]

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Don’t Tell PETA

Worst. Day. Ever.

Driving back from a very fine walk through a sea of drunken bar crawl individuals, I was listening to music & contemplating what a great day it had been….
When BAM!  A pair of birds fly in front of me–one must have been hanging out with the drunks because it flew right into my [...]

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To Wear Pink or Not to Wear Pink

Let me preface this entry with a bit of my own bias.  I was once told by a reader of a previous blog that I was an entertaining writer, but I tended to put people in categories.  Which is fair.  No one is ever certain if their own observations match the observations of others.  While [...]

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