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WELCOME TO: GEMINI RISING ![]() UPDATED INTRO 30 JUNE 2025: Just a little about me. I've been married for 33 years this past NOV and currently live in Southern California, but I grew up in New Hampshire. I've got 2 boys who are young adults. I work as a 911 dispatcher for LAPD. I enjoy my job a lot. Still. If you can believe that. I love to write. Thankfully both of my boys achieved Eagle Scout. My Scouting days are over and I'm back to focusing on my writing. I like to get out in nature, drink coffee and watch football. Here's a little bio about my zodiac. GEMINI: Gemini, the sign of the Twins, is dual-natured, elusive, complex and contradictory. On the one hand it produces the virtue of versatility, and on the other the vices of two-facedness and flightiness. The sign is linked with Mercury, the planet of childhood and youth, and its subjects tend to have the graces and faults of the young. When they are good, they are very attractive; when they are bad they are more the worse for being the charmers they are. Like children they are lively, and happy, if circumstances are right for them, or egocentric, imaginative and restless. Their good qualities are attractive and come easily to them. They are affectionate, courteous, kind, generous, and thoughtful towards the poor and suffering - provided none of the activities resulting from expressing these traits interferes too greatly with their own lives and comforts. Geminians can be successful in many walks of life though their general characteristics tend to make them unreliable. They are often skilled manipulators of language, in speech and writing, and may be: debaters, diplomats (though in politics they are more interested in theory than practice), orators, preachers (brilliant rather than profound), teachers, authors, poets, journalists, or lawyers. BLOG ACCOMPLISHMENTS: DECEMBER 2025: I participated in:
this was a great challenge and I would highly recommend it if comes up again for next year. The blog earned the following merit badge: SEPTEMBER 2025:
Merit Badges collected and earned: Awardicon earned: The blog earned the Green 50K Awardicon for 1st Place. SEPTEMBER 2025:
Merit Badges collected and earned from "Earn the Badge 2025" SUMMER 2025:
Merit Badges Collected from Virtual Blogging &Virtual Blogging Friends: SEPTEMBER 2024: I participated in the
Big thanks to WakeUpAndLive~snowflake wonder OCTOBER 2024 & 2025 : I participated in the
Big Thanks to Witchy Yule Woman NOVEMBER 2025 : from Tiggy ❄️ Find me at: WEBSITE: http://www.stephanieburkhart.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/StephanieBurkhartAuthor GOOD READS: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4031660.Stephanie_Burkhart YOU TUBE CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/user/botrina?feature=mhee I intend to be open, honest, and forthright. No topic is off limits from religion to you name it, I'm going there. If you think you might be offended...back up now - this blog isn't for you. For those who "dare"
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| Well, yesterday I had a little bit of spare time and decided to go Sci-Fi. Now, I like a good sci-fi as much as anyone so I picked: I did not see the movie when it came out though I suppose I could have. I was 16 at the time and loved sci-fi back then. But watching it now - Wow. It's kinda' cheesy. I really liked the lead - Michael Pare was very handsome. And the lead actress was nominated for a Saturn, but I've seen better sci-fi. The concept is actually kinda' interesting - the USN trying to find a way to cloak a Destroyer. A destroyer is a big ship, too. Who knows? Maybe it was do-able. I dunno and honestly, I watched the movie for it's entertainment value. Rotten Tomatoes gave a 50% on the Tomato meter and 41% on the popcorn meter. Maybe I'll catch up on Philadelphia Experiment lore. If I have the time. Q for you: You ever watch this movie? What was the lastest movie you saw? Was it good or cheesy. |