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  • My Life as A Small Town Bank Teller

    My Life as A Small Town Bank Teller

    Part 1: Getting the Job When I quit taking courses at a local college (because I learned my program was NOT accredited) I was desperate for work. Nothing was working out for me. I graduated a Christian school single. I dropped out of law school (a VERY expensive mistake) and felt like I was being… Read more

  • I’m Glad My 10 Year Plan Failed

    I’m Glad My 10 Year Plan Failed

    When I turned 20 I made a 10 year plan. It included, but was not limited to, being married, being debt free, and being finished having kids (of which I wanted many). I wanted to be a “young mom” because what was life after 30 except dull and mostly finished? Well as the saying goes,… Read more

  • Life As My Grandma’s Caretaker

    Life As My Grandma’s Caretaker

    On July 4, 2017 I moved into my Grandparents’ house. (They lived across the street from my parents.) I was almost 27 years old. Grandpa was sick with terminal lung cancer and his biggest worry was what would happen to Grandma. She was immobile and in poor health. Winter Break 2011. I had just come… Read more

  • Jack Lemmon Is A Treasure

    Jack Lemmon is an underrated treasure. A short king, he could sing (although he often didn’t for his movies), he could rock a suit and was both a comedian and a straight man. My favorite movie of ALL time with THE GREATEST soundtrack is How to Murder Your Wife. I seriously plan to use this… Read more

  • Judy Garland Movies You Should Watch

    Judy Garland Movies You Should Watch

    Judy Garland, best known for playing Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and being abused by practically everyone involved in her career, has made two phenomenal movies that I don’t think receive enough recognition. One being The Pirate with Gene Kelly. It’s a musical. It’s HILARIOUS! Lots of misunderstandings, hidden identities, and dance numbers. Next… Read more

  • Dungeons & Dragons for Rest & Relaxation

    Dungeons & Dragons for Rest & Relaxation

    My little brother is my roommate and he loves DND. He is a Dungeon Master (leader of the game… narrator of sorts). His room looks like a conspiracy theorists wall with the red string spinning a spider web of plot-lines. Sticky notes covered with character traits, notebooks of side quest directions, sketches of the strangest… Read more