Tango Bango

Tango Bango

Tami Baribeau  //  20 something female, work in the virtual world/web industry, passionate about online gaming and communities. MMO gamer, horse lover, singer, hobbyist artist. I have a gaming blog here and I post random things all over the internet. I'm not that interesting.

Nov 22 / 5:34pm

Yes, we have an Everquest 2 sword in our kitchen...

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Posted from San Diego, CA

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Nov 22 / 12:09pm

Turns out...it's a breast cancer walk! Pics:

   
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Posted from San Diego, CA

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Nov 21 / 7:21pm

Awesome food at Matt Higby's house!

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Nov 21 / 12:44pm

Jainahorse peacefully eating grass :)

     
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Nov 19 / 7:28pm

This is @bossrad with my Moose Knuckle Mojito (yes it is really called that)

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Nov 19 / 1:38pm

Nummy Persian lunch outdoors with @ityktatt and @haloedrain

Love this November weather!!

     
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Nov 16 / 8:05am

Jaina doesn't mind standing in the bucket when her breakfast is here :)

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Posted from Bonita, CA

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Nov 15 / 7:13pm

Playing Adventurers the board game! Super fun :)

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Posted from San Diego, CA

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Nov 14 / 5:28pm

Evil Squares! (you know this is awesome)

This is what I saw in the grocery store. LOL!

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Nov 8 / 12:37am

Collins: Letter to young American women

It's possible that you have been told a time or 10 that you don't appreciate how tough your elders had it. It's true that, if you had been coming of age back in, say, 1960, you would probably be feeling more restricted, if only because you were doomed to spend your days in a skirt, nylon stockings and girdle. (Everybody wore a girdle back then, even Barbie, the individual least in need of a foundation garment in American history.)

Back then, if you wanted a career that involved travel, you'd have to have become a flight attendant. Although good luck with that -- there were 100 applicants for every opening. People paid to go to special schools to learn how to improve their chances of being chosen for that very job that involved appallingly low pay and allowed you to be fired if you gained weight or got married.

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