Monthly Archives: January 2007

Can you help?

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York Symphony and The 5th Dimension

On Saturday night, I went to hear the York Symphony Pops Orchestra and The 5th Dimension at the Strand Theatre. It was a great evening. The orchestra did an awesome job in A Tribute to Henry Mancini and The 5th … Continue reading

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Milk express makes me happy

I went to Weis for lunch yesterday, as I often do, and noticed a refrigerated case just inside the grocery store’s front doors labeled “Milk Express” with a small selection of milk and eggs. I was surprised by this because … Continue reading

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Friends don’t let friends have spinach smile

I get all kinds of quirky e-mails — the winter newsletter for North Shore Fishing Adventures, a letter from a man who says he can channel Elvis’ spirit through a Styrofoam cup and a press release from the American Bird … Continue reading

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Move your body

Dancing. You either love it or hate it. And that can even change a number of times in any given night. I told my significant other that no gift was necessary for my birthday — just an evening at the … Continue reading

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The cutest car in the world

I drive the cutest car in the world. A lime green Volkswagen New Beetle. Actually, it’s probably tied with the original Beetle for the honor. Or any Beetle for that matter, not just lime green ones. Although the color contributes … Continue reading

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God almighty, Wii at last!

Christmas came and went uneventfully this year. There was no Nintendo Wii under my tree, just an I.O.U. from the ‘rents who had tried their best to track one down, but to no avail. For weeks, I have hunted high … Continue reading

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Anatomy of a casting call

I’m not a morning person. I was more than delighted when I took this job to find out the shift didn’t start until 10 a.m. rather than the typical 8 or 9. But sometimes, there are some things just worth … Continue reading

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From Dawson to McDreamy

As a recent college graduate, I find that I’m having a hard time adjusting to the “real world.” From what I hear, that’s to be expected. I have a 9:30 to 5:30 job, I have to dress up every day, … Continue reading

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Macworld = Christmas

Dec. 25 was nice to me this year, but it wasn’t anything compared to Jan. 9. Tuesday was the day that Steve Jobs (i.e. Santa Claus) took the stage for his annual keynote speech at Macworld (i.e. the North Pole) … Continue reading

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