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Casey's and Sloane's Blog
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Pool Party
This photo captures perfectly why a 45-year-old woman has her birthday party at a pool. And she does so every year. I am that 45-year-old woman. Nothing makes me happier than children at a pool. These are my children. I … Continue reading
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Lucky Update
Last weekend, I wasn’t able to attend what I just knew was going to be a fantastic fundraising event. The Coterie Theatre holds their annual fundraiser every year in early July, and it always seems to collide with my husband’s … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Philanthropy
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Ellen G
A few days ago, I posted a blog about the weird connections my brain makes when I see something curious. (Poisonous Snakes = My Love Life). It made me giggle. But, in case you think I don’t also make happy … Continue reading
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Glue Gun Gary & The Vickster
Yesterday, I was hanging out at Starfish Co. in Cortez, Florida, having one of my all-time favorite meals – the Shrimp Box with extra hushpuppies, an order of clams to start, and a cold Corona Light with lime. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel, Vacation
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Beware of Poisonous Snakes
I love to travel. The sheer randomness of where my mind wanders fascinates me. I saw this sign at a rest stop and thought it was funny. I went back to the car to get my camera. And, as I … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Travel
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And Vice Versa
It’s an age-old dilemma…does art mimic nature, or does nature mimic art? Today, while reading my July National Geographic magazine, I was unable to get past the article about the bower birds of Australia. It was mesmerizing and amazing at … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Nature
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