Just because

Good To Go!

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I have been waiting for 5 years to have a tattoo. I want a bald eagle clutching a scroll stamped onto my right arm. The riband will proclaim that I am a "Proud American Made in Canada".

I have had a love affair with the Granite State since I was 4 years old, spending many summer vacations at Hampton Beach.

Casino in New Hampshire?

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Should New Hampshire have casinos? 

I've been to Foxwoods all of one time, and Mohegan Sun once as well. I'm far from a gambler. I realize people are concerned about crime, and giving an outlet to gamblers. But do they realize you can gamble just as much in New Hampshire as it is?

Fairpoint just another step back in the tech world for New Hampshire

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I remember back when fiber optics were something that only businesses could afford. The first time I heard it would be available to residents in this country I was floored: here was something that could really take off. The sky was the limit for what companies could offer consumers as far as technology: downloading entire episodes of TV shows, downloading movies, an entire discography of your favorite band. Anything. 

Friend for life

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A lot of people want the perfect dog or cat, will spend hundreds of dollars (if not a thousand plus) on getting the breed they want, and while they may do their due diligence in researching what type of breed works for them they don't do the same when it comes to researching where they are getting their new pet.

An Interesting Way to Stimulate the Economy

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The legalization of same-sex unions, whether called marriage or civil unions, has been called many things over the years. To many people its a sign of growing acceptance for same-sex couples and is an important step in the right direction towards equality for all. Others view it as a step in the wrong direction that could lead to the downfall of the "traditional family." But now there may be a new way to classify the legalization of same-sex unions: as an economic boon.

Good Read

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Early Sunday morning my S.O. went to the store to buy some eggs. On his return he proclaimed, "I bought something special for you". Thoughts of chocolate swirled through my head briefly. Instead he pulled a copy of the Sunday newspaper out of the bag. Perhaps it's not the most exciting and creative thing my sweetie has surprised me with (that would have to be the secluded lunch in a lighthouse for my birthday one year), but he wasn't so far off in my pleasure in it's offering. There is just something about sitting down to a big breakfast on a Sunday morning with the newspaper on one side of your plate and a coffee mug on the other side. I was still reading as he cleared the breakfast dishes and headed out to work on his new boat.

Dead Horse? Gas prices out of control

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Every day,we see higher and higher gas prices. Less than 10 years ago I was in high school and a gallon of gas cost only 97 cents. It's almost 4 times that now, and who knows when it will slow down.

Coming Out Via Facebook?

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It's a bit of a new phenomenon, but with the rise of social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace, it seems that many GLBT people are now coming out via the Web. That's not to say that it's the method of choice for coming out to parents, siblings, or close friends, but when it comes to more distant friends or acquaintances, it serves as a way to break the news without causing too many ripples.
 
In my own experience, I've never tried to actively use Facebook as a way to come out to people.

Hellooo Spring!

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Our house is situated such that the sun beats down on our front yard nearly all day (it faces southwest), and our back yard, though wide open, sees mostly just the shadow of our house and garage.  Our front lawn has been bare of snow for a week now, even during the latest storms the dusting we got instantly disappeared.  I can actually see green in my front gardens.  Tips from tulip, Iris and crocus bulbs are already nearly an inch above the soil.  Yet my back gardens are still under a foot of snow.  In fact the garden between the house and garage is so deeply buried under a snowbank that I am sure I won't see ground there until sometime in May.

Soul Mate & Me

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Between snippets of conversation swirling around me at lunch today I read Rebecca Lavoie's article from Sunday's Monitor (March 2) about finding a soul mate.  It is a dream I spent many years pursuing myself.  If you believe in the teachings of "The Secret" (a book I devoured in just a couple of days), it only took about 30 some odd years of constant thought for me to attract my soul mate, but then I guess it took so long because more often then not I was thinking "why can't I find someone?" instead of thinking "he's out there". 

I was a ferocious reader as a youngster.  I can remember as a teenager reading gothic romance novels and dreaming of meeting Mr. Tall, Dark and Handsome myself.  I had a definite idea of what I wanted.  Although my very first boyfriend was tall and handsome, he certainly wasn't dark.  That didn't matter, I was convinced I'd found my soul mate.  How lucky for me so early in life. 

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