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Just Shelley

My Generation

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If you get a chance you HAVE to see the Encore channel’s My Generation. It’s a documentary of the three Woodstock rock festivals, and it’s fascinating to watch how the concerts change between times and generations. Probably the best documentary I’ve seen in years. And Michael Lang, the Woodstock originator, didn’t […]

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Adventures of not having a driver’s license final act

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. When one car hits another, there’s a distinct sound emitted unlike anything else. The car literally screams in a high-pitched wail, as if the vehicle is protesting its end with one last gasp of life. Once you’ve heard this sound, you never forget it. Unfortunately, cars hitting cars or cars […]

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Writing

Doubletree hotel

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. One more quick blurb. My apologies to my readers for my sexist comment earlier in the day. Even though it felt REAL GOOD to say it at the time, I shouldn’t have. It was an inappropriate comment. And no, I don’t really mean it. As I said, there is guts […]

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Writing

Bombast transcripts

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was going to have a contest for describing what the new iMac looks like, but I really MUST focus on work and corporation filings this week or my editors and/or the IRS will came and take me away. To self: Take your hands off the keyboard, and back away slowly from your […]

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Just Shelley

Experiences on not having a driver’s license

My brother Michael is 2 years older than me. As lovely as he is now, he was a Demon Child when he was young. Pure evil. Bright, intelligent, resourceful, and determined to cut a swath of destruction around him. Among some of his earliest acts of mayhem were several related to his decision, at age […]