Pattie
A native of Seattle, WA, I am a recent graduate of Western Washington University and now work as an assistant editor for a small publishing company on the East coast. I enjoy research in the critical relationship between culture and literature, and the way information technology and social networking shapes society.
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Western Washington UniversityInterests
Media, Technology, Creative Writing, Modernist literature, American Literature, Environmental sustainability, Community, Volunteering, Entertainment, Parenting and Child CareMotto
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Hey, Your Name is Pattie; You Must Love St. Patricks Day!My first St. Patty's Day, and why I hate when people ask me if I love the holiday because my name is Pattie.
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First Person: My Encounter With the IRS at Age 19Getting audited by the IRS is a scary thing. Getting audited at age 19, when you have no money, have never done taxes before, and you're parents are two thousand miles away is even scarier.Also published on:
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Weird Al to Perform at the SuperBowl Next Year?Weird Al has always been an icon of hilarious verse and musical parody. After several lackluster halftime shows, would Weird Al have what it takes to bring back the energy and excitement of the Super Bowl halftime show?
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Why Don't More Companies Use Creative Advertising?Chevy, in partnership with the band OKGo, used their Chevy Sonic to create an incredible song, and was featured in their Superbowl spot.
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43% of Women Carry "backup" Underwear in Their Purse on DatesWould you carry an extra, "sexier" pair of underwear in your purse when you're on a date? Then if all goes well, switch out your granny panties for that sexier lacy thong?
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One Dough; Five RecipesA simple dough that you can keep in your fridge and use for meals throughout the week, including pizza, desserts, cheese twists, rolls, and more.
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ROYGBIV, or How Folding Underwear Helped Me at My JobA creative non-fiction account of how my former job at a lingerie store gave me not only the patience to deal with work drama, but the edge to get ahead in my career.
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From Norton Anthology to Byronic Hero: My Favorite Used Book FindsAs a used book lover, I enjoy the hunt almost as much as the find. Below are some of my favorite finds, as well as key techniques to help launch your own used book collection.
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How Far is Too Far to Discipline when You're Babysitting?An article written by a former babysitter for babysitters, and parents, everywhere, on the pros and cons of discipline when you're on the job.
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Why I Will Never Bake Yeast Bread AgainA story of a girl's first ventures into the world of bread making, and the hilarity that consequently ensues on Christmas morning.
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The Best Bagel Shops in Middletown, CTGoing through three of the most popular bagel shops/eateries in Middletown, and sharing their most distinctive and endearing features to ensure that the next time you head out for a morning snack, you get the best experience ever!
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My Test Drive of the 2011 Honda InsightA personal review of a test-drive in the 2011 Honda Insight, one of the best compact cars of 2011. Combining the remarkable mileage of the Prius without the high price; an ideal car for commuters.
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Vintage Valentines Day Craft IdeasValentine's Day has come to symbolize the commercialism of cheap chocolates, roses, chalky hearts, and cheesy cards. Bring back the warmth and romance of the true Valentines spirit with these easy, vintage Valentines ideas.
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How a Beat Up Old Kia Sportage Ended Up Being the Best Car I've Ever HadA personal narrative of a girl and her cross-country trek with a car that no one said would make it, and how that journey saved her career and even her life.
