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Lost in the Box Store — Where Are the Socks?
For years, whenever I wanted to fully express the abject monotony of a mind-numbingly tedious task, I drew upon the comparison of buying a pack of socks. How wrong I was. Humbled now, wrung by a recent shopping ordeal, I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Entertainment, Family, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, shopping, Uncategorized
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I Am (amazon) Woman — Hear Me Roar!
It was — literally — a small thing that I wanted, but my entire family gaped at me in horror, as if I had brightly announced, “I think I’ll sell my body on the streets to pick up a little … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Entertainment, Family, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, Motherhood, News, Parenting, Personal, Random, Relationships, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged amazon, book, e-reader, Kindle, library
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Reality TV Shows: Your Real Life Is So Much Better
I’m sure that you’re all very nice people, but please don’t be offended if I say that I’m not interested in watching your lives on a reality show. You certainly don’t want to see mine. Like now — I’m sitting … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Entertainment, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, movies, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, religion, success, Uncategorized
Tagged life, ordinary, people, reality, TV
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The Grown-Up World of Make Believe
Movies aren’t real. While ostensibly, most grownups agree on this, we frequently don’t act as if we do. It’s not so much that we look over our shoulders for zombies or vampires as that we gaze at our bathroom scales, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Entertainment, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, movies, News, Personal, Relationships, Style, success, Uncategorized
Tagged actor, movies, pretend, skinny
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The Jane Austen Driving School
If Jane Austen were alive today, she would add a few more universal truths to the observation she’s known for – you know, the one about a wealthy man being in dire need of a wife. A driving Jane Austen … Continue reading
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Tagged below speed limit, driving school, election, empress, Jane Austen, movement, occupy, passing lane, potato, sense, sensibility, slow drivers, SUV
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Zombies, Vampires, Vulcans, and Aliens — They May Be Make Believe, But We See Them Everyday
College Girl and her friends toss everything else aside, including homework, when The Walking Dead comes on, and they sprawl about chomping popcorn while grisly ashen, ratty tatty skinned Frankenstein things lurch on screen, making the same sounds little kids make when they’re playing cars. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Education, Encouragement, Entertainment, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged aliens, art, art collector, college, dead, movies, robert patterson, rude, rude people, teen, twilight, vampires, vulcans, walking dead, zombies
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The Golden Compass in My Head Is Made of Plastic
This latter is odd since the directional compass points of North, South, East and West only make sense when I’m looking at a globe, which isn’t something you carry around in the car. Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, blogging, Carolyn Henderson, compass, directions, east, freeway, globe, golden, humor, Ipod, lost, map, MapQuest, middle age, middle aged, north, Norwegian, plastic, road signs, south, Steve Henderson, west
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Home Decor for the Rest of Us Who Aren’t Martha Stewart
Only in a place where there are no children can one arrange textiles, and books, dishes, even toys, as if they had been indifferently set down by an actual fun-sized human — it gives the place that dynamic, vibrant, lived-in touch. Continue reading
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Tagged artful, Carolyn Henderson, cloth, customers, decor, deocration, deoration, dog, fashion, gold, home, Kindle, magazine, Martha Stewart, messy house, Middle Aged Plague, people, retail
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Dating Richard Gere
So I did an experiment, wandering through our village with eyes open for sightings of Richard, the real one or substitutes, and discovered that, at least in our little town, most men in their 50s do not look like Richard Gere. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, blogging, Business, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Entertainment, Family, Food, Growth, Humor, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, Random, Relationships
Tagged actor, dating, Humphrey Bogart, men who look like Richard Gere, ordinary people, Pandora, Richard Gere, sexy men
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