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 Kat's Profile |
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The love we leave too late, I wish I'd wake up one day and everyone feel moved... |
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| Age: | 44 years old |
| Sex: | Female |
| Location: | Denver, Colorado |
| Country: |  United States |
| Height: | 5' 7" |
| BodyType: | Average |
| Zodiac: |  Aquarius (Jan 20 - Feb 18) |
| Last Login: | Mar 10, 2008 (669 days back) |
| I am Here For Friends and Networking. | |
About Me |
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I grew up an Army dependent and lived in some very interesting places. I was born in Philadelphia and lived there one year. We then moved to New Jersey, Michigan, Arizona and Alabama. What I remember vividly at age 5 was that my Dad was the Assistant Athletic Director at West Point, N.Y. We were there 4 years and I can still close my eyes and see the academy grounds, the cannons, the cadets graduating. I was taken to virtually every Army sporting event there was! Bobby Knight was the basketball coach at that time. I used to come home from the games and say...well, my Mother decided I could not keep going to basketball games due to his "style" of coaching. Next was Ft. Leavenworth where my most vivid memory was seeing a tornado turn an MP's car on it's side. That was a short year and *poof* off to Belgium. Aahhh, best 3 years of my life. I went to a Canadian school and spoke fluent French. We lived off base in a three story house on a cobblestone street. I remember skiing in France and Austria, flowers in Holland, riding to the top of the Eiffel Tower and visiting World War I battlegrounds in France (Vimy Ridge). This is a time in my life where I read and read and wrote and wrote and was incredibly active in sports. We returned from abroad and were assigned to the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. For me, this meant 2 years of Catholic school. I did a happy dance when I started High School in Honolulu, Hawaii and the private schools were "all full." I was one of those disco kids -- always at the skating rink, down at Pearl Harbor, skipping school or riding the waves at the beach. The best birthday of my life was in Hawaii when I turned 16. My parents took all of us to a very nice restaurant, followed by a horse drawn carriage ride for me and them and a night at a comedy club. We went back to D.C. after Hawaii, and I finished High School there. I moved away from home within a month of turning 18, and had my son just 2 months shy of my 19th birthday. Needless to say, I had what I would call a very happy childhood, despite the fact that I was fiercely independent, stubborn, and always stirring things up! I definitely paved the way for my brother and two sisters...My family is very close; we always have been and always will be. I lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Los Angeles in my late teens, then spent the majority of my early-mid adult years in the Washington, D.C. suburbs. I moved to Denver in 1997 to be closer to my family. Where did the time go? I'm still young at heart and I refuse to grow old. And if I must grow old I'm going to so gracefully. I'm at the point in my life where I am very focused on my writing, my career, and the beautiful family that God has blessed me with. I have many passions: writing (poems, screenplays, song lyrics), music, being a vegetarian, and being a giver to those in need topping that list. Other interests include listening to live music, day trips to the Mountains or casinos, working out, swimming, taking pictures, dining out at new places, watching documentaries and movies, walks, playing guitar and keyboards, visiting with family, seeing an occasional ballet or play, Starbucks, browsing music/book stores and any type of museum. I'm also trying to stay reasonably fluent in Spanish as I lost the fluency in French years ago. I'm a total "pet" person, and had two cats, Jade and Socks, from late 1992/early 1993 until recently. Socks finally succumbed to old age and health issues on 5/25/07 at age 17. How lucky was I to receive a lifetime (his lifetime) of love???? And as my son can tell you, there is no such thing as an "ordinary" cat. On 1/27/2008 we lost our Ricco Suave man -- my sisters' dog of 5 years. Socks taught me the Art of Accompaniment. If you don't know what Accompaniment means, look it up. It is a musical term, but you can apply it to your acts of love, respect, kindness, etc. to the aged, the infirmed, the sick, and the dying; whether human, feline, or canine... My lil' girl Jade was an "only child" until late July 2007 when she was joined by kittens Francine and Fluffy. I also have my sisters' and parents pets to love on...Lady, Noel, Simpka, Honey Bunny, Sasha, Sweet Pea and Motley Bear Crew. I can only hope and pray that my Kitty Angel and my Suave man are waiting...at the Rainbow Bridge...for me... As far as random things you should know about me; here goes: men with dark eyes and dark skin turn my head and melt my heart; I find intelligence and an open mind in anyone I meet or talk to very refreshing; assumptions allow the best in life to pass you by; the underdog is whom I root for; a lion sleeps in the heart of every brave man; I believe in six degrees of separation; angels exist and I have met them; music is food for the soul. The MOST IMPORTANT goal in my life is to finish the books my Dad and I are writing. I call his life borrowed time; he has always called it a second chance...i.e. the birth of "Second Chance Enterprises, Inc." With the return of colon cancer (stage 4), the reality is that my Dad might not see his dream to fruition, we (my family) will for him... What you should really know about me... I am most happy when I am being myself, doing what I like to do, and it has taken me a long time and a lot of work to get to this place... ...Who am I to ask why, when I am much more than what I was when I began? Let go of that nagging feeling that something could go wrong. For whatever may happen, you can always choose a way to move forward. Let go of your resentment and anger over things that are beyond your control. Do the very best with where you are, with what you have, and that will be more than enough. Let go of the pain you carry from things that happened long ago. Allow yourself to experience the glorious freedom of forgiveness. Let go of the needs that you don't really need, that keep your life so anxious and complicated. Find real fulfillment not in getting, but in being. Let go of the regrets, the disappointments and distress. Choose to follow the very best of the possibilities that beckon you forward. Let go of all the excuses you have for not living fully. Give beauty and meaning to the life and the world that you're in right now. Ralph Marston |
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My Interests |
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Never allow anyone to rain on your parade and thus cast a pall of gloom and defeat on the entire day. Remember that no talent, no self-denial, no brains, no character, are required to set up in the fault-finding business. Nothing external can have any power over you unless you permit it. Your time is too precious to be sacrificed in wasted days combating the menial forces of hate, jealously, and envy. Guard your fragile life carefully. Only God can shape a flower, but any foolish child can pull it to pieces. Og Mandino Writing is my PASSION! I also love learning something new, and reading. I'm learning a lot about myself and getting into methods of the now; living in the present. It it extremely peaceful and fulfilling to turn inward, hold onto yourself and look outward instead of absorbing into the chaos of the world and the material things around you... I am oddly active, at work and at home. I love to work, stay busy, to accomplish and succeed. Monday - Friday, I work with Catholic nuns. They are always in my prayers and I have a place in my heart for their mission and each of their personal stories and callings. The corporate world can just keep it! You have a Life Path Number 3 Route of creative, happy and rather extrovert persons By your date of birth, you have chosen to know the route of the experience of the joy to live, the blooming of your faculties of expression and personal creativity. The most outstanding events for you will concern creations, art, verbal or written communication, sales, the media, the people you meet, friendships, beauty, leisure activities, sport and generally the social and love life. On this number 3 path, the human being has been called to express her freshness, creativity, interior riches, capacity to communicate, but if possible without diverting from authenticity or overstepping the mark. It is highly advisable not to take too seriously the hypocritical games or roles linked to social events. Keep your good sense, your naturalness. A destiny generally under the sign of luck, intelligence, contacts and sometimes talent. This itinerary offers you the opportunity to succeed quickly and even brilliantly if you avoid spreading yourself too thinly and giving in to the easy route. Above all, it is essential not to imagine that your life is a comfortable organized voyage, requiring no special effort on your part. You could well be confronted with difficulties testing your spontaneity, your creativity and your capacity to express yourself or to create a good mood. If you win this battle, your life will be original, illuminating and agreeable. Your Personality Is Idealist (NF) You are a passionate, caring, and unique person. You are good at expressing yourself and sharing your ideals. You are the most compassionate of all types and connect with others easily. Your heart tends to rule you. You can't make decisions without considering feelings. You seek out other empathetic people to befriend. Truth and authenticity matters in your friendships. In love, you give everything you have to relationships. You fall in love easily. At work, you crave personal expression and meaning in your career. With others, you communicate well. You can spend all night talking with someone. As far as your looks go, you've likely taken the time to develop your own personal style. On weekends, you like to be with others. Charity work is also a favorite pastime of yours. The Three Question Personality Test |
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Music:So many artists to list. My sister knows people in the industry, that I've had a chance to meet, talk to and hear about; people I never thought I would - Perfect Circle, Modern English, Papa Roach, Saliva, Killswitch Engage, Drowning Pool, Marilyn Manson, Ill Nino, Ion, etc.My taste in music is all over the board, but in particular I was always drawn the old school R & B and the beginnings of what we now call "rap" and "hip hop." In high school I was really into Disco, Led Zeppelin, 4 Out of 5 Doctors, John Lennon, Scorpions, and Foghat. Moving into the 80s it was Top 40, Michael Jackson's "BAD" album and anything Pop/R&B for me. Early 90s was my Led Zep obsession, with some Busta Rhymes, Notorious BIG, Filter and some Blues thrown in for good measure. Since 2000 my faves include Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Notorious BIG, Kathy Mattea, Chuck Pyle, Live, and Lifehouse. I'm into some mid-70's stuff, Jazz, R&B, Hip Hop, and some Country. Now it is 2007 and I'm reverting back to some rock, metal, etc. Most of the time I listen to Top 40 in the car. Music can calm you, cheer you, make you sad, take you back in time, or allow you to express yourself. Any music that can MOVE me, I admire and love. Be sure to check out two AWESOME favorites of mine by searching my friends: Rob Drabkin and Eudea. I love them both! SIGNS OF LIFE by Lifehouse Break through hoping your demons can’t catch you So many people with a good view If you should ever be the one to hit the ground There’s stop signs on the wrong highway And it’s so dark looking for answers But your headlights have already gone out You’re looking for a spark Can April hours spring Signs of life in me A heart that’s been buried in the ground Can't break if it’s never found I spent so much time digging that grave And even if it’s pain that I feel At least I know that it’s real I’d rather be broken than afraid Can April hours spring Signs of life in me It’s a long ride don’t think it’s over It’s a fine line between disaster and a good time Pick up the pieces and find out who you are It’s a cool sound you know you’re hiding For a meltdown feeling the pressure Like a landslide you have to figure out why you fell apart Can April hours spring Signs of life in me A heart that’s been buried in the ground Can't break if it’s never found I spent so much time digging that grave And even if it’s pain that I feel At least I know that it’s real I’d rather be broken than afraid Can April hours spring Signs of life in me Just slow down and take it in stride, yeah There’s no deadlines as long as you’re alive, yeah Alive, yeah Alive, yeah |
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Movies:Thumbsucker, The Zero Effect, The Green Mile, Batman Begins, Maria Full of Grace, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Zoolander, Sweet Jane, Billy Jack, Prime, The Invisible, Lord of War, Stone Cold, Taking Lives, Next, The Christmas Shoes... Faves are WILL SMITH (He IS Hollywood), JOSEPH GORDON LEVITT, JOAQUIN PHOENIX, OWEN WILSON and NICHOLAS CAGE. RIP Heath Ledger - what an amazing talent... |
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Television:Wonder Years was a great series and I love watching the re-runs. I am generally tuned to MTV, E, VH1, DSC or News and go to IFC and HBO for movies. Netflix is my friend, too! I could not own a TV and never miss it... |
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Books:I used to use a flashlight under my covers when I was younger and stay up really late reading Nancy Drew. I think I read every book in the series. I no longer use the flashlight, but I do read every night - what I read just depends on my mood!I enjoy fiction (novels) and anything by E. Tolle (i.e. The Now) I also like reading about psychology, medicine and science. |
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Heroes:The families of POWs/MIAs, Veterans, not just of Wars, but Veterans of all the branches of service. They deserve our respect and appreciation. |
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My Background and Lifestyle |
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| MaritalStatus: | Married |
| Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian |
| Hometown: | Washington, D.C. Suburbs |
| Smoker: | No |
| Drinker: | No |
| Children: | Proud parent |
| Occupation: | Human Resources Director |
My Pictures |
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My Blog |
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New Years Resolutions |
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| I will make only one resolution -- that in 2008 you can "expect the unexpected." 2008 is about randomness, i.e. random acts of kindness, random phone calls, cards, and letters. I'll text you at ... Posted by Kat on Mon, 31 Dec 2007 03:42:00 PST |
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Setting |
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| The sun drapeson SummerChildren's distant voices echo the edge of the days growing shorteras longings grow deeperThe white flowers will crisp into AutumnFallingtumbling into crushedlost loveThe grassw... Posted by Kat on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 06:37:00 PST |
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Rising at 4:50 a.m. |
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| I am seedlessI am water, delicately dripping off a piece of crisp fruitI am a skipping stone, riveting over the water under a blue cloudless skyI am the light, as it envelops the morningI see the harv... Posted by Kat on Sun, 12 Aug 2007 06:03:00 PST |
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When |
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| I was swimming in moonlightwhen we walked on itI blinked my eyesand the Betamax was goneMy tapes sit in a box1986, 1987Soap opera teen MommyWait, back upThe discipline of the ArmyI could never graspI ... Posted by Kat on Sat, 03 Mar 2007 04:59:00 PST |
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| Winter will drowsilywelcome us into Springas we wipe the REM sleep from our eyesThe dust from dark hibernation,will stir in soulsas we rise above the ashesinside each otherWe will awe at the tundra fl... Posted by Kat on Wed, 20 Dec 2006 07:16:00 PST |
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Fragility |
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| On this one, I guess I could say we run across all kinds of people in life. I wrote this based on my observation of someone...Her fragilesplitSoul connected to mind-body encasedin heart shatteredhand ... Posted by Kat on Thu, 05 Oct 2006 04:56:00 PST |
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It's Good To Be King |
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| A stoic gaze sets upon his face The unwavering truth chisled in lonely eyes, that know courage is his only salvation As King he has neither companions or enemies; He has conquered his fear,... Posted by Kat on Sun, 26 Mar 2006 09:13:00 PST |
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It's a beautiful morning and this came to me... |
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| The juncture; a famine for nuture, a cure for the affliction of the cracked and barren earth. Steam rises from the blanched ground, as the bite of the evening endeavors to transcend the luminosity of... Posted by Kat on Sat, 25 Mar 2006 07:31:00 PST |
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Photo Slideshow |
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| Took this off my page profile, so am storing it here! PHOTOS: CURRENT BACK TO AGE 15 ... Posted by Kat on Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:53:00 PST |
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Lover |
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| Dreams sewn by the hands of desire Made of this cloth; your skin Appetite for the rage of your kisses in the heat of the approaching dawn You stir the tremble of fervor, the inclination to ... Posted by Kat on Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:59:00 PST |
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My Friends |
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Rufus, Bree xoxo xoxo, Ricco Suave 2-22-2003 to 1-27-2008, Webthing, Bob, Charlie R, allen7, Kevin, Devilsthrill, ½ Model ½ Student= 1 Hot Doctor, sadie, Chocky Kay, LANCE, Martyn Clayton, On The Couch, Loungin, Bobby~bZo!~Cavaness, Bernice, Joe, Mad Shadow, Patty, Ahrue Luster
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