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- Might as well face it, I’m a dick with a glove
- operation favorite
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- do I really need to explain it?
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- (your) fear is funny
- oh, the joys of online dating, part II
- (just gonna) stand there and watch me burn
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- how to win friends and influence children
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Author Archives: Stacey
Slain, Explained
I’m standing at the front of the church with about fifty other people. We’re lined up shoulder to shoulder, stretched from one side of the church to the other. It’s not just a regular run-of-the-mill service. There’s a guest speaker … Continue reading
husband socks
When I was little, I wanted to marry a horse. Specifically, a little white pony named Snowball that I rode every Friday during an hour-long lesson at the Windy Hill Riding Academy in Library, PA. It didn’t matter that Snowball … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, The Formative Years
Tagged confirmation bias, helf, marry a horse, rachel dolezal, ugly socks
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The Yellow Light of Sobriety
I am not a good smoker, of anything. I once attempted to smoke a cigarette at a bar to fit in with my bad-ass cousin, but she was onto me immediately. “You don’t really smoke, do you?” she said. “No,” I said, … Continue reading
Posted in Kiteboarding
Tagged clueless, just say no, kiting, kook proof, pot, safety meeting, smoking, sobriety, wake and bake
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Say it with a Smile
I learned to kite during a week-long clinic in Hatteras. More accurately: I continued to learn to kite during a week-long clinic in Hatteras. This was after 2 or 3 lessons in Newport, another 6 months just flying a trainer kite … Continue reading
Posted in Kiteboarding
Tagged hatteras, italians, kite clinic, kiteboarding, kiteboarding is hard to learn, misery loves company, pasta, thanksgiving
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popularity contest
Two hours after being appointed Location Manager of the New York Best Kiteboarding Lesson Center (no additional compensation, just the glory!), it became painfully clear to me that I didn’t actually want to BE a Location Manager. It was a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Kiteboarding
Tagged bagels, best kiteboarding, location manager, new york lesson center
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dan james and his cookie plate
(Names have been changed to protect the guilty.) Every Christmas, my mother makes a cookie plate for Dan James. She gives it to him right after church in the parking lot, and he eats its entire contents during the ride … Continue reading
motherhood
When I first heard about test-tube babies, I thought FINALLY! I never wanted to go through the whole nine-months-of-being-pregnant process – I couldn’t even last six weeks with a cast on my wrist – but now that there was a … Continue reading
Might as well face it, I’m a dick with a glove
Misheard lyrics, oh how I love them. I could waste hours on the Kissthisguy website. And the explanations from the people doing the mishearing make the lyrics even funnier: “I thought it was a song about Michael Jackson and I … Continue reading
Posted in Random Past
Tagged allegheny riding camp, bend over I'll drive, camp counselor, misheard lyrics
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operation favorite
In my lifelong quest to become my father’s favorite child, I was always looking for ways to elbow my way towards the forefront. Since I couldn’t do it by being a naturally loveable person, I had to attempt it in … Continue reading
Posted in Random Past
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