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Category Archives: Childhood
4 Tales of Rebellion In a Christian High School :o
Don’t drink, don’t smoke What do you do? ~ Adam Ant We were asked this many times, the students at South Shore Christian School, because despite some exceptions, for the most part, we didn’t drink, nor smoke (anything), nor even … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Friends, Lists, Miscellaneous, School, Women
Tagged coke-babies.com, detention, Levittown, Long Island, Man-E-Faces, Masters of the Universe, math class, pop quiz, pranks, South Shore Christian School, Spanish class, SSCS, suspension, Taboo
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3 Movies I’ve Seen Alone In the Theater
I waver drastically between wanting to be alone and never wanting to be left alone. The time I most embraced this dichotomy was in my early 20s, when I was pursuing acting as a career. NYC will do that to you … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Entertainment, Going Out, Miscellaneous, Movies, Women
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To Nanny, On Her 91st Birthday
Arrive. DING-donggggg. Shuffle shuffle inside. Tentative door open that got less tentative once she saw who it was. Echoey voices in the hallway leading up to the kitchen, where we’d say our hellos and have The Punch – filled with … Continue reading
Posted in Apartments & Other Domiciles, Childhood, Family, Food, Miscellaneous, Women
Tagged banker's lamps, basements, Body Buddies cereal, bomb shelters, Chip, Christina Applegate, coffee, Cujo, dining rooms, doorbells, growing old is not for sissies, Kelly Bundy, Married with Children, Meadowbrook Parkway, Merrick, meteorologists, Nanny, New York, offices, pink roses, Pop-Pop, punch bowls, sherbet, shunning pork, staticky televisions, stuffed mushrooms, yellowed paper
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Closer to Free
I was talking with my friend Jen at work the other day, and “Party of Five” came up. As it does. She was saying, “I think that was my first…” and couldn’t find the words but then did, and as … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Entertainment, Miscellaneous, Supernatural :o, TV, Women
Tagged agnostic, God, Kirsten, Party of Five, Pentacostal Christian
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A Candle
When I was young, there was pretty much no place I loved quite as much as Lake George, New York. I grew up pretty poor. To be fair, my parents were living the American Dream while it still existed, and … Continue reading
Posted in Body Image, Celebrities, Childhood, Entertainment, Family, Miscellaneous, TV, Women
Tagged Alyssa Milano, American dream, Entenmann's, Freihofer, Lake George, Miracle Whip, New York, san francisco, squash, summer homes, Who's the Boss
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Intentionally Cheesy Movie Night 20: Solarbabies
“Solarbabies” opens up on an orphanage, so I’m immediately sold. Apparently a nuclear war has wiped out much of the Earth. I’ll just let IMDB sum it up, because frankly, I had no idea what’s going on. Apparently, the plot … Continue reading
Posted in AcTING!, Celebrities, Childhood, Entertainment, Intentionally Cheesy Movie Night, Miscellaneous, Movies, The '80s
Tagged 1986, Adrian Pasdar, Annie, ants on guy's face, banana clip, big bangs, Bodhai, cynicism, Degrassi Spinner, E-Protectcorate, Epcot Center, fascists, Grock, IMDB, Jami Gertz, Jason Patric, Kelly Bishop, Kyra Sedgwick, Lukas Haas, Nathan Petrelli, October 1982, orb, orphanage, owls, rain, rollerskating, Sarah Polley, Seattle Grace, Short Round, shoulder pads, Singles, Solarbabies, Starlight Express, Survivor, They've conditioned us here to be afraid, Today there's a revolution going on it's girls, Wet Hot American Summer, Who Will Rule the Future?
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I Must Break You?
I’ve always written journals, in some way, shape, or form. I remember in Christmas 1985 when I was 10, getting this matching set – stationery, pen, some cardboardy-decorated desk thing which name’s escaped me, and a journal. It was not … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Miscellaneous, Movies, Romance, The '80s, Women, Work
Tagged 1985, blogging, Christmas, diaries, divorce, Dolph Lundgren, Garbage Pail Kids, headshots, Ivan Drago I must break you, journals, Ken Tarantino photographer NYC, Pamela Ribon, Rocky IV, Shannon, Sylvester Stallone, Why Girls Are Weird, Word document
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Dissed By Santa
My mother used to work at Equitable in Manhattan. In 1982, when I was seven, the company planned a Christmas party, and all of the employees’ kids were invited. I loved my mother’s office, and the city at Christmastime, so … Continue reading