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 This Christmas was the first Christmas without my brother in law. I still miss him terribly, especially during my nephew’s 2nd birthday party. He was my sister’s best friend and the best brother a gal could ask for. He was kind, patient, funny, and selfless. I still remember the day my sister, Lexi, my … Continue reading: The First Christmas  I have seen “House of 1,000 Corpses” as well as “The Devil’s Rejects” (I like “The Devil’s Rejects” a lot better than House. I just love the “B” movie exploitation feel.) I personally became a fan of Rob Zombie as a directer after seeing these movies. Even though I am a fan, when I … Continue reading: Halloween and H2 directed by Rob Zombie Written :12/09/08 I sat in that bar by myself, in my hometown, alone, having a few drinks and doing a lot of thinking. Basically what I came up with was this; I do not want to raise my daughter in this town. I hated growing up here. It’s going to be even worse for my own kid … Continue reading: Paved Paradise  I find myself fascinated with whom are considered the most evil women and men in history. I’ve also started reading online about the most famous psychopaths. I suppose it’s because since I’m a Mom now I’m neck deep into the whole “nature vs. nurture” argument. It’s all very similar to the butterfly effect, how every choice you make … Continue reading: Nature vs. Nurture  ~This is a movie that I was not impressed with at first. You really have to stick with it til the end because that’s when it gets interesting It reminds me of the ending to “The Usual Suspects”.~ http://theward.theofficialjohncarpenter.com/ From Wiki: The Ward is a 2010 American horror film directed by John Carpenter. The screenplay is written by Michael Rasmussen … Continue reading: The Ward  Written Monday, December 6th 2010 Well, 28 doesn’t feel too shabby to me. I really am for the most part. I honestly am just in awe of the fact that I will be 30 before I know it. I really amazes me sometimes, because as your body gets older, inside you do not feel as … Continue reading: Thoughts on Thirty Updated |
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