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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Glacier National Park
A critical portion of the American mythos is the road trip. The idea of packing belongings in a car and taking off on the wide open road is an idyllic image unique to America. As part of the military, every … Continue reading
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Sweet Tooth: A Happier Side of McEwan
There’s a feeling that comes with finishing a really good book; a cathartic, almost depressing feeling, where you’re certain that you never want to read again. Where you don’t actually want to do anything — you just want to enjoy … Continue reading
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Tagged art, book review, creation, literature, mcewan, sweet tooth, writing
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Why We Love the Bachelor
I am an educated, intelligent woman. I have a college degree from a top 10 university, and a law degree from a Tier 1 law school (there’s also a Master’s stuck in there somewhere, but we don’t talk about that.) … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Nick Viall, reality tv, television, The Bachelor, viewing party
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Olympic National Park
Next on my tour of the countries national parks is Olympic National Park. Like Mount Rainier, the bulk of the park is composed of mountainous regions — but once again, it’s a wet, jurassic-feeling mountain region. Walking through the park … Continue reading
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Stranger Things: 5 Key Moments
Yes, I am late to the band wagon when it comes to watching (and praising) Netflix’s short, 8 hour, nostalgia-fieled romp. When I first saw previews, I thought that it was some kind of strange children’s show. Then SNL did … Continue reading
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Tagged characterization, coming of age, netflix, nostalgia, review, Stranger Things, television, theme
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