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A Swift Letdown

October 10, 2015 Antarctica Journal

■ So that’s where some of those bitter lyrics come from. Three years ago, according to a new story in RadarOnline.com, Taylor Swift lost her virginity to Jake Gyllenhaal, but was left heartbroken when he failed to attend her 21st birthday party. A source tells the website that the country starlet had been “saving herself for marriage” until she fell […]

Conditioned Response: A poetry book by Gary Beck

September 23, 2015 Antarctica Journal

For Immediate Release Conditioned Response A poetry book by Gary Beck Conditioned Response’ reminds us that we are prepared by family, experience, government to react to the events that affect us in our daily lives, shaping our future, often without our consent. Purchase Links: Paperback (English) | Paperback (English/Tatar) | Kindle eBook Conditioned Response is a 100 page book […]

Books

Making A Sick Face

September 17, 2015 Antarctica Journal

“When faking sick to leave work early, I find it necessary to make a sick face until I’m at least a few miles from the office, just in case someone is following me and watching me.”

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I’ve Gotta Go

September 16, 2015 Antarctica Journal

Today: tripped over the rug, cut by a knife, hand slammed in the door, whacked in the face by the cabinet door. I’m pretty sure my home had a meeting last night and decided I’ve gotta go.”

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Shopping Cart

September 15, 2015 Antarctica Journal

“I’m 33 and I still hop on the back of the shopping cart and ride it downhill whenever I get the chance.”

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Ten Items Or Less

September 14, 2015 Antarctica Journal

“Don’t lie; when you walk up to a “Ten Items Or Less” aisle, you count the items in every shopper’s cart to be sure they’re following the rules.”

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Book Review – Man’s Search for Meaning (Review By Chanacee Ruth-Killgore)

September 14, 2015 Antarctica Journal

The Timelessness of Viktor Frankl’s Wisdom in Man’s Search for Meaning Reviewed By, Chanacee Ruth-Killgore Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl’s extraordinary memoir of survival and perseverance has long been one of my favorite books. Originally published in 1959 under the German title, Trotzdem Ja Zum Leben Sagen: Ein Psychologe Erlebt das Konzentrationslager (translated as “Saying Yes to Life […]