Tina Marie Musgrove
Tina Marie Musgrove is a 31 year old mother of three, hailing from Dayton, Ohio. As a professionally trained Wedding and Event Consultant, Tina is the former proprietor of the firm, Memories In The Making, LLC and has been responsible for the successful execution of over one hundred weddings and related events; bridal trade shows and wedding planning workshops.
She gave it all up to go back to college and be closer to her family in 2006, after a crisis turned her life upside down. Presently, Tina works from home as a freelance writer, on a variety of topics listed below. She is active in the Pagan / Wiccan community and was ordained in 2011 by the Universal Life Church.
Tina is also a Paralegal and Notary Public. Law has always been her true love (outside her family) and she worked as a legal researcher on the nationally publicized "Baby Vanessa" case. Tina is writing her thesis on the "West Memphis Three" - the modern day equivalent of Salem, Mass. - and volunteers her time as a Domestic Violence Advocate.
Highly controversial and even "taboo" subject matter has always fascinated Tina, which led her to dive head-first into writing on "hot topics" such as Matriarchal Religions, Paganism, the Salem Witch Trials, Maternal Alienation, Mental Illness, Special Education, Feminism, Domestic Violence, Religious Persecution and the Law / Courts in general.
Tina is active in NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and the Ohio Federation for Children's Mental Health; a member of the Ohio Bar Association, Dayton Pagan Alliance, International Freelancer's Academy - and serves on the Dayton Public Schools Parent Advisory Council.
Tina's children - Alyssa, Chloe and Isaac and are her passion. They have inspired her to fight for justice and to heal herself, from the inside out, after a number of personal struggles. Today, Tina's greatest desire is to use her own story of triumph over tragedy to reach out and help others heal similar wounds - she does so thr
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She gave it all up to go back to college and be closer to her family in 2006, after a crisis turned her life upside down. Presently, Tina works from home as a freelance writer, on a variety of topics listed below. She is active in the Pagan / Wiccan community and was ordained in 2011 by the Universal Life Church.
Tina is also a Paralegal and Notary Public. Law has always been her true love (outside her family) and she worked as a legal researcher on the nationally publicized "Baby Vanessa" case. Tina is writing her thesis on the "West Memphis Three" - the modern day equivalent of Salem, Mass. - and volunteers her time as a Domestic Violence Advocate.
Highly controversial and even "taboo" subject matter has always fascinated Tina, which led her to dive head-first into writing on "hot topics" such as Matriarchal Religions, Paganism, the Salem Witch Trials, Maternal Alienation, Mental Illness, Special Education, Feminism, Domestic Violence, Religious Persecution and the Law / Courts in general.
Tina is active in NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and the Ohio Federation for Children's Mental Health; a member of the Ohio Bar Association, Dayton Pagan Alliance, International Freelancer's Academy - and serves on the Dayton Public Schools Parent Advisory Council.
Tina's children - Alyssa, Chloe and Isaac and are her passion. They have inspired her to fight for justice and to heal herself, from the inside out, after a number of personal struggles. Today, Tina's greatest desire is to use her own story of triumph over tragedy to reach out and help others heal similar wounds - she does so thr
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John H. Patterson H.S (1998); Bridal Consulting / Hospitality Managment, PCDI (2000); A.A.S. Paralegal Studies, Miami Jacobs College (2010); B.A. Psychology, Ashford University (2012); Ordained 2011Interests
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Winter Solstice SunAn Original Poem for Winter Solstice 2011: Haiku to welcome back the Sun! In ancient times, as today in modern Pagan homes, the Winter Solstice is a celebration of the return of the Sun God and hence, the return of light and warmth to the Earth.
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Create Your Very Own Wedding Day Emergency Survival KitCongratulations! You're getting married! Be prepared for anything that might come your way, and keep your sanity as you celebrate your new marriage without worries about "what if" - by creating a Wedding Day Emergency Survival Kit with tips from a Pro! -
A Local Mom's Guide to Holiday Events in Dayton, Ohio for the 2011 SeasonFun and Affordable Things to do with the family for the 2011 Christmas Season here In Dayton, Ohio... Wishing you a safe and happy holiday, from my family to yours!!!
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Domestic Violence and Unethical Treatment of Survivors by Police and Family CourtsRevictimization by the criminal and family court system; child welfare services agencies, father’s rights attorneys and an overall unsympathetic police response, create a barrier to the ability of battered women and their children to escape the abuse.
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The Voice of Disney's Pocahontas, Irene Bedard, Suffered Years of Domestic Violence Before Fleeing to Save Herself and Her Son...Now She is Being Victimized in Court as WellActress, Irene Bedard is proof of how imbalanced the US legal system is when it comes to Domestic Violence. Stripped of everything she holds dear, Bedard now fights for her life - and her child - against her abuser after 17 years of abuse!
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The Agony of WaitingI wrote this poem three years ago, in my journal, about the time my family and I were torn apart by crisis. We still fight on for Alyssa, but the rest of us have found our way back to one another... miracles really do occur! My family is living proof.
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Over the Moonlit Sky She Flies.Flight is a metaphor for freedom, in this poem - a villanelle - for Halloween / Samhain / Witches' New Year...
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Samhain - the Third Harvest of AutumnSamhain is the third of three fall harvest festivals in the Pagan Wheel of the Year. Despite my use of the typical American pronunciation, (Sam ' Han -) it is actually pronounced "Sow - un," with an "ow" like "ouch" in the ancient Celtic tongue. -
West Memphis Three Judge Says No Electronic Media Allowed at the December Evidentiary HearingsIn 1994, Judge David Burnette allowed the media into the trial phase of a case that has now spanned eighteen years and received international notoriety, as the result of Paradise Lost I&II. Since then, the media's access has been strictly limited... -
St. Helen Parish Festival is as Much Fun for the Munchkins in 2011 as it was Twenty Years AgoSt. Helen Parish Festival is June 10th, 11th and 12th 2011. Open to the public, with FREE admission and parking; games, rides, food, flea market, book sale, beer garden and gambling, this event is as much fun today as it was 20 years ago when I was a kid! -
My Childhood Summers in EuropeBeing raised by immigrant grandparents cultivated in me, an appreciation for art, history, culture and diversity, as I experienced life "on the continent" from a first-person perspective.
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Dayton Area Memorial Day Weekend Event Guide 2011From one Mommy to another...Here are some great, inexpensive and family-friendly ideas for Memorial Day Weekend Festivities, in and around Dayton, Ohio!


