Andrea M. Gilson
Andrea M. Gilson holds a BA from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, FL. She freelances by writing articles for online and hard copy publications. She produces and distributes a weekly reflection called 'God Likes Ants' and has published two memoir novels. Visit www.andreamgilson.com to learn more about her.
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God Likes Ants Edition 37God Likes Ants is written from a fundamentalist Christian point of view. I hope it helps you to find and grow with a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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God Likes Ants Edition 36This weekly column is written from a fundamental Christian perspective.
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Pleasing Pops:A Bushel Basket of Fifties for ChristmasA homemade gift that was just what my father asked for brought a smile to his lips and mine on Christmas morning.
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Communication is Vital to Avoiding Misunderstandings in Workplace ExpectationsStress results when different standards are set for performance. Be careful not to sabotage yourself by placing undue expectations on your job description. -
My Naivety Cost Me Much in South AfricaOn a once in a lifetime vacation to South Africa, I met up with a man that was a fugitive trying to use me as his ticket to freedom. -
The Bible is as Diverse as Creation; Whet Your Interest HereFIve scripture verses to inspire all to seek the truth and joy from God's own word.
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A Mission Statement Will Empower Your GoalsAn official mission statement will add priority to your goals. -
First Christian Church in Downtown Eugene, OregonWhen searching for a home church in Eugene, Oregon, beware places like this that stray very far from the teachings of the Bible. Too liberal. -
The David Minor Theater and Pub in Eugene, OregonDavid Minor Theater and Pub opened in October 2008 in honor of its namesake who died young after a tragic bicycle accident. Current, classic, and alternative movies are enjoyed while eating and enjoying a drink between scenes from yourseat. -
Graffiti Park in Eugene, OregonOn an urban hike I stumbled onto this tiny unofficial park. The graffiti artists in Eugene, Oregon can come here and spray paint these boards. I hope it grows. -
Fearful of America's 9/11 Complacency, IgnoranceThings have changed for me since Sept. 11, 2001. I no longer live in Texas or New York. I am now in a place where evil-doers (yes, I said it) will be less likely to do something similar. I no longer fly for a living either. I still love New York as much as ever.
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The Instant Benefits of Joining a Writer's GroupDon't procrastinate any longer, join a writer's group for personal development and motivation.
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Cozmic Pizza: Organic Food and Theatre in Eugene, OregonOrganic food and community atmosphere compete for the visitor's affection at Cozmic Pizza. Stop in for an out of this world pie and a show. -
New Odyssey Juice & Java: Food and Art in EugeneThis conveniently located cafe is dedicated to your health and inspires you to find your creative self through diverse stimulus as you answer your appetite.
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Holy Cow: Indian Food Plus in Eugene, ORAre you lookiing for Organic*locavore*flexitarian cuisine? If you know what that means you can get it at Holy Cow. -
Toasted Herb Kitchen: Eugene's, Oregon's Home Feel DinerToasted Herb Kitchen is a tiny diner on Willamette Street heading south of downtown Eugene. The best prices around for truly heavy portions. Lots of philosophy on the walls for discussion during your meal.
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Bagels, Coffee and Wi- Fi at Bagel Sphere in Eugene, Oregon: The Total PackageBagels and coffee are married at Bagel Sphere. It is more than breakfast or lunch but a place to relax and work or socialize.
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A Christian Response to Stars of David by Abigail PogrebinAbigail Pogrebin writes an important book that explores how famous Jewish people relate to Judaism in their diverse circumstances. This book evoked an emotional response from the essay's author. Some of her philosophies are explored here.
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Freelance Writers Must Develop a Regular Routine to Produce EfficientlyMany duties keep a writer busy. A writer must prioritize and keep to a set routine to be successful. Treat working from home the same as any other job. -
The Twitter Challenge- Great NetworkingMy experience in using Twitter as a novice.
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Line Dry or Appliance Dry?Many factors determine whether to line dry your clothes or place them into an electric dryer.
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Art, Music, Poetry: "Open Mic Night" at Studio 620 in St. Petersburg, FloridaEvery last Monday of the month, Studio 620 opens its doors to amateurs in art, music and poetry to share their work with the community. -
Sweet Potato and Cranberry SandwichesThis is a non-tradional recipe for the Thanksgiving table. Your family and friends will enjoy it and think you are clever.
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Six Inexpensive Dates in St. Petersburg, Florida That Do Not Include Dinner, Movies or CocktailsDating shouldn't always include the same routine. They do not have to cost alot either. Here are a week's worth of dating ideas, allowing for one day off. -
Turn an Old Coffee Table into a Cherished CenterpieceA project that will keep your memories as close as the remote control
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Cha Cha Coconuts Restaurant at the Pier in St. Petersburg, FloridaThis restaurant has one of the best views in the city. The food is great and the service is friendly. -
Six Things to Do with Brewed Tea - Besides Drinking ItThere are many other things to do with brewed tea besides drinking it, here are six ideas
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Eat at Angie's Cafe in Downtown St. Petersburg, FloridaA meal at Angie's in downtown St.Peterburg, Florida is a bargain and a good place to get to know the city
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A Look at Thoreau's Simplicity of Life from WaldenHow does modern man complicate life and how to return to really satisfying living.
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Eckerd College PEL Program in St. Petersburg, FloridaA promotion of Eckerd College's PEL program. A good choice for adults that want to start or finish their degree.
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The Chesapeake BayA meteorite impacted the earth and formed the Chesapeake Bay Impact Structure. What happened then and the ecology of the estuary today.
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St. Pete Beach in Florida- Ecology and PeopleThe ecology of the beach and the impact of human traffic.
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Zachor- Means RememberA study of the atrocities visited upon the Jews and other groups during the Holocaust of World War II.
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The Taupo Volcanic ZoneA tour of the volcanos of New Zealand
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Mediteran Restaurant- St. Petersburg, Florida: A ReviewThis Baltic Restaurant is virtually unknown to people that are not from that region in Europe. It is special and a unique experience.
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Travel Inspiration- Five Books that Will Get You Out There by Sea, Over-land and PlaneFive books that inspire travel and makes the reader want to read them over and over again.
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Florida Orange Groves Winery in the Tampa AreaA great side trip for those visiting the Tampa, St.Petersburg, or Clearwater Florida areas.
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Rethink Pinellas County Transit Authority- PSTANot enough people take public transportation. This essay outlines various practical reasons why people should consider it.
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Blue Tracks: International Antarctic Centre, New ZealandThis attraction could be easily over-looked by the traveler. It is worth planning as a start or finish to a trip to Christchurch, New Zealand, given its convenience to the airport.
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It Doesn't Pay to Think AheadI had already spent the prize, and they even drew my name. A funny story about making a fool of oneself.
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An Instant Brother for Michael: My Experience with AdoptionMy son was adopted by a wonderful couple and included an extra delight when they adopted another boy as well after a long wait.
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Tattoo or Not Tattoo?Here is a humourous, anectodal article about an experience with tattoo issues in New Zealand.
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Answering the Call to Crater LakeHere is an anectodal, factual, humourous and informative article about Crater Lake, Oregon.
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Walk Across the Golden GateThis is a travel memoir about my emotions and the adventures I encountered on a 10-mile walk in San Fransisco.
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Having Trouble Respecting Strangers I Encounter in the CityAn emotional response to encounters on the street. This was written as self-therapy.
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Seal Island, South Africa: The Seals of Shark WeekA close up of my boat trip to Seal Island near Simon's Town, South Africa.
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Rent a Four-wheel Drive when in BelizeFunny story about getting stuck in the mud after reluctantly taking advice to rent a four-wheel drive. I am glad I did.
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Sailing Around AlcatrazMaking a vacation a learning experience
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Help Out with Animals in St. Petersburg, FloridaThis article encourages volunteers to use their love of animals to help in many ways that are outlined in the story and gives location options that the author has experience with.
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Wind Energy: Pros and ConsOverview of some pros and cons of the alternative of wind energy.
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Differences Between the Planets: Earth and VenusOutlines some interesting similarities while recognizing the differences between Earth and Venus.
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The History, Geology, and Ecology of Crater Lake, OregonOverview of history, geology, an ecology of Crater Lake, Oregon.
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Yokohama- September 1, 1923Report of the devastating earthquake at Yokohama in 1923.
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Drinking Water- An Ethical Choice?This paper is writen in the effort to discourage people from using bottles water whenever feasible for environmental, practical, and ethical reasons.
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Bottled Water: Energy and Environmental CostsOutlines some negative properties in bottled water concerning energy and environmental cost
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Obsessive Gluttony to Guiltless GrazingThis is about my successful experience wih he Atkins' diet. It includes a bit of humor and encouragement.
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Surprise Flames After the FireA fire in at an insurance office brings two neighbors together
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Relapse Prevention PlanThis is an article written as self-therapy in my desire to remain sober. I hope it will help others that have addictions.
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Girl's- Don't Wait for Someone to Travel WithTravel tips I have found invaluable while traveling solo.
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Belize- Kayaking Fun and FearA simple kayaking journey around Caye Caulker turned out to be more than I bargained for
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storm on st. pete beach floridaWorking on St. Pete Beach, I watched this storm move across the sand moving northwest. I had much to do to clean up my work before the ran poured down
