I remember being rather young the first time I heard of artificial insemination - Kirstie Alley used it to explain her sudden pregnancy in the movie "Look Who's Talking." What's that I asked.
That's when a doctor implants someone's sperm into a woman who wants to get pregnant but can't for some reason... was the answer I was given. Read More »
Yay for me, I've done it. I am now a college graduate. Okay well, I actually graduated in October of last year - which brings me to the actual topic of my blog entry.
What a horrible time to graduate.
Let me explain. Read More »
As a little girl, the "Find Waldo" series was one of my favorites. The idea of a man that could be lost so many times - in so many places - and that he needed me to find him both fascinated and intrigued me. No visit to the doctor's office or the dentist's office was complete until I found him on every page of every book. Read More »
So, all day I have been formulating my anger and trying to find a cohesive way to put it into words without just writing up another rant filled with expletives and nonsensical phrases. I even see that we have a poll up about this particular topic; and for a short while, I had decided that I would leave it alone... move on, find something else to blog about. Read More »
I hope that you read that title and got pissed off - I mean severely pissed off to the point where you are ready to throw things at me whilst borrowing some lines from SaintAntioch's thesaurus to use for your utter development of tourrette's. Read More »
I know we've all heard stories about people living with various disabilities. Some of these disabilities are brought on at birth through unknown (or sometimes known) causes. They can include various deformities, developmental problems, cognitive problems, deafness, blindness, heart problems...the list just goes on and on. Read More »
The Purple Heart is among the most prestigious and oldest of all military decorations offered to members of our military. Additionally - it was the first such decoration offered to the "common soldier". Read More »
