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The Clique Movie

December 21, 2008

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The Clique Movie is out now if you haven’t seen it, see it now before it’s too late. The stars are Ellen Marlow, Samantha Boscorino, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Bridget Mendler and  Sophie Anna Everhard. This movie is great. It’s the movie version of the first book of The Clique Series by Lisi Harrison. I’ve been reading these books since I was in the third grade and now I’m in the sixth. These are my favorite books and I reccomend the movie and all of the books including the summer collection to any girls who like clique novels about 12 year-old girls and drama.

Me and My Dad at the Rockefeller Center

December 21, 2008

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This is a video of my dad and I at the Rockefeller Center looking at the tree. It was pretty small, but still pretty. I bet it looks even better because it snowed yesterday.

We also saw people ice skating. Some of them were good at it and others weren’t. It was still fun though.

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My Week by Faith James, editor-in-chief of Tween Grrl

December 6, 2008

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My week was great, I had a cool week. This week was rather normal except for Wednesday evening. After after-school I had a really huge argument with a boy in my class. One of my other friends was their,too. We ended up arguing on the bus, too and the bus driver threatened too call the police at the next stop if we didn’t calm down and stop arguing.

Fathers have needs (too)

July 21, 2008

It’s not obvious to us Dads sometimes, because our thoughts are dominated by a western hemispheric “machismo” world view.
This in fact includes amongst others, is being out of touch with one’s feelings, or even being scared to show feelings, even not knowing HOW to feel.
Men give disproportionate attention to thier lusts, egos, gadgets, ability to destroy, earn money and a host of other distractions from being a nurturing human being.
Most of the dads I know including myself did not plan to have a child, it just happened. Some of us Manned up and readjusted our thinking and habits for the Fatherhood task at hand.
I was fortunate enough to have my Father in the picture until, age 17, when he bounced in shame at the time that my mom was the primary breadwinner of the house. Yes he was there for the most part
and I am greatful for the contribution he gave to the creation of Protius Indigenous, BUT…… he was not emotionally present for a greater part of the 17 years he lived at home with me. Sound familiar?
This manifests today in the form of me in a mild struggle with free flowing, self taught, nurturing of my daughter Faith. Though my nurturing shines through, I feel it is impeded by the lack of this example as a child.

This is echoed by many dads I encounter in a group I attend called D-UP! (Dads United for Parenting). With groups like this one, Fathers have an opportunity to examine self, i.e., self love,and self care, within the context of devolping attitudes and skills for male nurturance.

Some may not see the importance of this, but the associated detriments include what we see today in a male run,
self destructive pop culture, bent on promoting unloving, morbid realites for future generations to be influnced under?
Nuturing is not presented as in ‘vogue” at the moment and society pays in not so subtle ways.
If you live in the NYC area and you have been having a burning urge to check your fathering style and make some improvements, I highly recommend D-UP (Dads United for Parenting).
There you will find men ready to sharpen men into the finest dads society has to offer. Don’t expect to come here and have a pity party and call your baby moms a bitch all day, it’s about men doing self examination to identify the root of the fathering style, positive and negative patterns, and solutions to baby mama drama.

D-UP is located at:
314 W. 54th st
Ny.NY 10019
646-264-1344
or
646-264-1338
From time to time visit us as we examine this subject that needs a louder voice than just an article on a blog…

PunkRock and Girly Style!!!

June 5, 2008

Punk Rock

If you are a punk rock beginner, you should start by getting a new choice of style . For example you would buy checkered skinny jeans, black skinny jeans, or just regular colors. You would also buy spikey jewelry and such. You’d probably like to wear cool Vans, Etnies, DC’s or Chuck’s. In my photo I will be styling a red mini-skirt with hot pink leggings. On foot I will be wearing a pair of red and black chuck’s. My jewelry is a pink and black ring, red earrings, and a blue star necklace.

Girly

If you are falling out of a tomboy stage or any other, to become a girly girl, you’d start by, shopping at stores like Target, Scoop, Limited Too, Claire’s, Sephora (maybe), American Eagle, Roxy, Urban Outfitters, Uniqlo, H&M, Old Navy, Soho street venders, etc.

Cosmetics: Smackers, Sephora, Bath & Body Works, Mac, Covergirl, Maybeline New York, Nuetrogena, etc.

Mani & Pedi: Brucci, N.Y.C. (New York Color), Sally Hansen, Sinful Colors, etc.

Tween Senior Trip!~!!

June 5, 2008

Well, I went to Washington D.C., for my senior trip. I stayed at the the Holiday Inn Exspress in Maryland for 2 nights and 3 days. It was great. I left Brooklyn on Monday the second of June, and I came back yesterday. I got a few souvenirs. I went to so many museums, and I saw the White house. Face to face, or in this case, house to face. I had two slumber parties. They were pretty great. Oh, and I even saw real Diamonds at a museum. (Diamond is my birth stone!) They were beautiful. I also went to a cemetery. I forget the name, but it was still cool.

Congrats to all tweens that are graduating this year.

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May 23, 2008

Friendship Troubles:):):):(:(:(

May 23, 2008

Sometimes I have friendship troubles. Do you ever have friendship troubles ? If so leave me a comment telling me what your friendship trouble(s) are/is. It isn’t easy dealing with friendship troubles, but as you go through them you will realize that you can find a way to fix your problem.

If you’re a Punk Rock Girl, then these are some outfits for you!!!

April 19, 2008

  1. Wear cute converse or skull and crossbone ballet flats or vans with black shorts or jeans.
  2. Wear cute shirts with funny punk rock sayings on them that will make people crack up.
  3. Wear cute jewelry with cute things on them, like silver stars, guitars, or some other cool punk rock jewelry.

Thanks for reading.

Enjoy!

Here are some quick tips to looking great for SPRING BREAK!!!

April 18, 2008
  1. Wear some cute skirts with some leggings or without.
  2. Wear tank tops with blazers that express your own unique style.
  3. Wear cute ballet flats, converse, or some vans with skirts, shorts or skinny jeans.
  4. Do your hair in cute quick buns and add a cute headband to it.