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About Me
- Janiece
- I am a Hot Chick living in Castle Rock, CO with my fabulous family. We have a rescue dog named "Jackson," and she's a Basenji/Shepherd mix. She's something of a head case, but we love her. I'm a U.S. Navy vet, and I currently work as an Enterprise Solutions Architect, specializing in VoIP and multimedia contact center design. I care about social justice, libraries, science, the U.S. Constitution and the military. I'm a tax and spend liberal in a largely red county, but I try not to be stabby about it. I knit for charity. Stupidity, cupidity and wanton assholery piss me off, and I'm more than a little soft when it comes to dogs and those who serve others. I blog about whatever I feel like. I use foul language, so if that sort of thing offends you, feel free to fuck off now - if I'm unwilling to clean up my language for my fabulous Great Auntie Margie, I'm unlikely to do so for you. Newcomers are welcome here, especially those who disagree with me, but trolling and spamming will be met with the Shovel of Doom™.
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- "America! Fuck, Yeah!"
- A Family Affair
- Accepting Me
- Do You Hear What I Hear
- Judgey Me
- On Being a Justifiable Snob
- On Refugees, Risk, and the Value of Courage
- On the Nature of Love
- Pesonality and Character
- Rules for Life
- The Ball in the Box
- The Men in my Life
- Things That are None of my Business - A Non-Comprehensive List
- Treat Your Children Well
- Why I Run
- You Are What You Do When it Counts
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites I've Visited
- Bahrain - Qal’at al-Bahrain – Ancient Harbour and Capital of Dilmun
- Belgium - Historic Center of Brugge
- Canada - Historic District of Old Québec
- Croatia - Old city of Dubrovnik
- France - Le Havre, the City Rebuilt by Auguste Perret
- Greece - Acropolis, Athens
- Italy - Archaeological Areas of Pompei, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata
- Italy - Historic Center of Florence
- Italy - Portovenere, Cinque Terre, and the Islands (Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto)
- Italy -Historic Centre of Rome, the Properties of the Holy See in that City Enjoying Extraterritorial Rights and San Paolo Fuori le Mura
- Montenegro - Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor
- Netherlands - Seventeenth-Century Canal Ring Area of Amsterdam inside the Singelgracht
- Philippines - Baroque Churches of the Philippines
- Scotland - Heart of Neolithic Orkney
- Scotland - The Forth Bridge
- Singapore - Singapore Botanical Gardens
- USA - Kluane / Wrangell-St. Elias / Glacier Bay / Tatshenshini-Alsek
- USA - Grand Canyon National Park
- USA - Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- USA - Hawai'i Volcanoes National park
- USA - Mesa Verde National Park
- USA - Redwood National and State Parks
- USA - Yellowstone National Park
- USA - Yosemite National Park
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14 comments:
Oooh, pretty Jeeeep!
Oh, I mean, that's very masculine and handsome.
I've liked Rubicons ever since I had an awesome time tooling around Denver during a blizzard with a guy I was dating. It's a really fun vehicle.
Wait... IS that a Rubicon? The back looks different.
Anne, that's a Wrangler.
A blue one.
A shiny blue one.
It's a Wrangler X. The Rubicon is also a Wrangler, just the high end model.
Thanks for the save, Janiece. ;)
I think it's cute. Is it allowed to be cute? I dated a guy who had a Wrangler, but he was not a Smart Man.
Natalie, it's allowed to be MANLY and RUGGED.
I love jeeps.
My friend Andy had one in college. A red jeep with a hard top, and ran that thing into the ground (last I heard it was on his parents back lot with a tree growing through the engine).
That jeep was also the source of an imfamous quote that will not die.
Andy: He just cut me off!
Michelle: It's just another asshole in a red jeep.
Andy: HEY!
an old cj5there's a pic of my baby, its a jeep thing.
Ah, Jeeps - fine vehicles... Learned to drive in an 1953 M38A1 and now own a last year (01) Cherokee... I really miss that '38. ::sigh::
I drove a blue Wrangler like that - except soft top - when we were in Hawaii a couple trips ago. I absolutely loved it. I hope he enjoys!
When I start looking at cars at some point, I'm going to look at the Jeep Liberty. Took a road trip in one a few years ago, and got to drive it part way. Nice ride, as we were in the Georgia mountains, got to put it through its paces.
As I'm short, I really liked that the ground clearance was good, but not so high I needed a boost to get into the driver seat!
WendyB_09
We're pretty much a Jeep family at this point.
Wendy check out the Patriot when you go, as well. It's a bit smaller, and less expensive than the Liberty since Jeep has changed the body style on the Liberty.
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