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  • Weekly Facts #53

    Because 2021 is a New Year and I want to focus on other things, I’m taking a break from submitting weekly facts. I will probably start this up later, but until then, this is going to be the last one for a while. I hope you enjoyed them up to this point. 7-Up was invented

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  • Weekly Facts #52

    The average person dreams around 1,460 to 2,190 times a year. The first people to use straws to drink liquids were done by the Sumerians and Egyptians. They used it to drink their beer. Around 3.6 million Japanese people eat KFC and strawberry shortcake and KFC for their Christmas dinner. Dr. Percy Spencer was responsible

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  • Journal Entry Type #71: A Long Road Ahead

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    I can’t tell you how much I’m excited for 2020 to be over and done with. Why? It means so many new things can begin. It’s hard to look at the New Year the same way as past New Years. Movies that were made thirty and forty years ago but set in 2000s have come

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  • Last Six Movies I’ve Watched

    I’ve spent the last two weeks watching movies and rewriting. Now that we are even closer to the New Year, December deadlines are fast approaching. Some I will meet and others in the beginning of January. I ended up sitting outside on my little balcony in a tank top, soaking up that crisp 45-degree air

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  • TV Mini-Series Recommendation: Anne of Green Gables (1985)

    There are certain TV movies and movies that have sentimental value for me. Anne of Green Gables is one of them. I watched this TV mini-series many times as well as the two that came after. I’ve never been to Canada, but I sure would love to visit Prince Edward Island. The series “Anne of

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  • Documentary Recommendation: Skin: A History of Nudity in the Movies (2020)

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    If something doesn’t capture my attention within the first few minutes, I take it out of my queue and watch something else. Two hours and 10 minutes later, I was watching the last remaining minutes of this documentary. Malcolm McDowell was speaking about his experience during Caligula. There is great commentary throughout Skin: A History

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  • Movie Review: Bombshell (2019)

    My advice to people who’ve lost their job: go back to the things that made you from the start. -Gretchen Carlson- There are some spoilers in this review! Behind the Closed Doors of Bombshell The door of the Me Too movement was broken down by the arrest and trial of Harvey Weinstein, but there were

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  • Holiday Quotes

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  • Poem: Take the Concave Away

    Lightning rods on your head. I see them glowing in the darkness. Before your majesty, I stand very still. Speak to me in facts not riddles. Your voice of reason announcing itself. Tell me I made the right decision, that I escaped traveling down the wrong road. Raise your hand higher than the sun. Create

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  • Weekly Facts #51

    Lina Medina was almost six years when she gave birth to her son in 1939. She was the youngest person to give birth and lived in Peru. She is still living today. Walt Disney World Resort is 30,500 acres, about the same size as San Francisco. Everyone has a unique odor that sets them apart.

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  • More You Know: U.S. Stamps

    I have a small box where I keep my stamps. They keep them in my wooden desk drawer that used to belong to my mom. It’s made of wood and has been held together with nails and glue. It isn’t fancy but I keep it for sentimental value. I should’ve started a stamp collection in

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  • Journal Entry Type #70: Third Week of December

    I will have written 70 journal entries since the beginning of 2019 once this is posted. This is what I wrote back then, the second week of 2019. I find it good to look back to see where I was, although because I’m the person I am, it usually doesn’t change much. The words in

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  • More You Know: Fastest Rollercoasters in the World

    Long gone are the days of wooden rollercoasters (in most cases). There seems be some difference in how fast Do-Dodonopa gets and where the rollercoasters fall on the spectrum. Only the top three fastest rollercoasters were the same from all the sources.  Therefore, I did not order them by number. Here are the 16 fastest

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