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Melrose Place: The Recaps! S1, Ep1: Pilot
Unlike “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “Melrose Place,” its Spelling Spinoff, was never an obsessive rewatch for me. Now, don’t get me wrong. I watched pretty much every episode up until around the time that Kristin Davis showed up. No offense to … Continue reading
Posted in Apartments & Other Domiciles, Body Image, Celebrities, Childhood, Coffee, Entertainment, Friends, Intentionally Cheesy Movie Night, Lists, Melrose Place Recaps, Miscellaneous, Romance, The '80s, TV, Women, Work
Tagged 1992, 90210, Aaron Spelling, Allison, Amy Locane, being a teenager, Beverly Hills, Billy Campbell, Brian Aus, coffee, Courtney Thorne-Smith, David Silver, Donna Martin, FOX, Generation X, Jane Mancini, Jennie Garth, Josie Bissett, Kelly Taylor, Lucas, Melrose Place, men's button-down shirts, Michael Mancini, Natalie Miller, pools, Rhonda, Sandy, Shooters, sugarfree strawberry pie, Sugarplum Lynbrook, Summer School, Tori Spelling, Vanessa Williams
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Trowsers Rolled
Let us go then, you and I, When the evening is spread out against the sky Like a patient etherized upon a table; Let us go, through certain half-deserted streets, The muttering retreats Of restless nights in one-night cheap hotels … Continue reading
Posted in AcTING!, Apartments & Other Domiciles, Childhood, Family, Friends, Miscellaneous, The '80s, Women, Work
Tagged 1999, Being a kid, Brights, Charlie Sheen, Degrassi, Desperate Housewives, Do not resent growing old, friends, Glintz, gray hair, Hamlet, heavy thoughts, Hello Kitty, Internet, Jenny Lewis, Kerri Green, Lucas movie, New Year's, Rilo Kiley, Smuggler's Notch, T. S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, turning 40
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Instant(?) Karma
While I’ve been focusing lately on positivity – not just the passive kind, but the kicking-my-own-butt to get there kind, I’d had a rough 24-hour patch, and was feeling a bit self loathing when I arrived to Townhouse to celebrate … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food, Friends, Going Out, Miscellaneous, Restaurants, Women, Work
Tagged agoraphobia, Betsey Johnson, bracelets, Fireball, friends, karma, Manitou Springs, microbrews, Mindy Project, positivity, purses, Townhouse Lounge
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10 Reasons for Joy In My Day
1) Having the very last slice of TH pizza for the season as my breakfast — thank you Trevor Stice; it was delicious. 2) Learning a few new tasks that keep Jan-Pro running, and that I can now help with. … Continue reading
Posted in Apartments & Other Domiciles, Cats, Family, Friends, Lists, Manitou, Miscellaneous, Women, Work
Tagged Bally's, Crispin, exercise, Faith, Frozen, hope, Jan-Pro Cleaning of Southern Colorado, Josh, joy, Love, Manitou Incline, Manitou Springs Colorado, small town, step climber, This is the day the Lord has made, Tommy, Townhouse Lounge Manitou, Townhouse Lounge pizza, working out
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Then You Can Dream About It, and It’ll Be a Whole Garden.
You know, George, I feel that in a small way we are doing something important. Satisfying a fundamental urge. It’s deep in the race for a man to want his own roof and walls and fireplace, and we’re helping him … Continue reading
Posted in Apartments & Other Domiciles, Cats, Childhood, Family, Friends, The '80s, Work
Tagged A Day Late and a Dollar Short Terry McMillan, apartments, Christmas, Colorado fires, creche, cruises, Dorothy, Fontanini, George Bailey, Holly Hobbie, Hurricane Sandy, it's a wonderful life, jimmy stewart, Little Orphan Annie, miracle on 34th street, natalie wood, nativity scenes, ornaments, Shannon, St. Nick's Day, Wizard of Oz
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In a Manitou Minute
It’s incredible, really. One minute, you’re standing in this new city with nothing but your suitcase, and then you look around and suddenly, you realize you’re surrounded by family. ~ Felicity As the 2013 summer season begins to kick off, … Continue reading
A World Without Shrimp
Anya: It’s possible that he’s in the land of perpetual Wednesday, or the crazy melty land, or you know, the world without shrimp. Tara: There’s a world without shrimp? I’m allergic. “May I have everyone in the kitchen!” my manager … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Restaurants, Work
Tagged 86 board, April Fools Day, Carle Place, Darden, practical jokes, Red Lobster, shrimp
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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
Once More, With Feeling
Warning! “Buffy” Season 5 and 6 spoilers ahead! I touch the fire and it freezes me I look into it and it’s black Why can’t I feel? My skin should crack and peel I want the fire back So, SPOILER, … Continue reading
Posted in Buffy, Entertainment, Family, Friends, Miscellaneous, Music, TV, Women, Work
Tagged Alyson Hannigan, Anya, Buffy, building a fire, bunnies, CK Comics and Collectibles, Coke-babies, Devon Etsy, DVDs, Emma Caulfield, Facebook, hope, Hurl, Internet community, Jenny Lewis, Joss Whedon, Judi Sunshine, karaoke, kinship, musicals, Natty RAW contest, Nightmares, Once More With Feeling, Ringer, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Sars Tomato nation, Stephen King, Survivor, Willow, Wordpress
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