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Today I am exhausted from my day, generally taking on too much. Don’t have too much to report. Other than attending the nami Florida state conference this weekend:) Stoked but tired. I hope the change of scenery will be beneficial. I’ve got my bags packed, and ready to leave on a jet plane 💕

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Today I am exhausted from my day, generally taking on too much. Don’t have too much to report. Other than attending the nami Florida state conference this weekend:) Stoked but tired. I hope the change of scenery will be beneficial. I’ve got my bags packed, and ready to leave on a jet plane 💕

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Anonymous

September 16, 2022

Is this a coded message to Jason or Sonny?

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1. seascape28
  
  September 16, 2022
  
  No, just had a busy day. I am having a good relaxing time this weekend at the conference. No code intended. Thank you though!
  
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Peaceful mornings, my own space.

NAMI FL Conference, Sept 16-17th Orlando, FL

Seascapechronicles

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sgwritesherlife@icloud,com

About SectionEMAIL: sashworth28@gmail.com INFO: I am a 24year old young professional currently residing in Southern Maryland. I am left handed. Generally i decribe myself as easygoing, and always ready for excitement. I love to laugh especially when making fun of myself. INTERESTS: Jogging. reading. karaoke. ginger honey tea. history.hummus. spinach. yoga. sleeping. fitness mags. museums.musicals. TCM channel. warm socks. ellen degeneres. gospel music.friends. bailey. thursday nights out. volunteering (NAMI, MHFA). learning to play piano.libraries.sylar. omelettes. lemon chicken. spontaneity. Thank you for visiting the seascape chronicles. There are many things that I love about this name. First, it is unique because the title includes my initials “sea” or Sarah Ellen Ashworth. Second, I love the water so its very appropriate that my initials spell such a word. Third, seascape has more than the obvious meaning. the seascape is a view, or one’s outlook, an illustration. Last, the “chronicles” describes just a way to tell the “exciting” details of a life-less ordinary.
The Grant family
The Ashworth clan[caption id=u0022u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022319u0022 caption=u0022Alexa and Sarahu0022][/caption] [caption id=u0022attachment_376u0022 align=u0022aligncenteru0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Mom and Johnu0022][/caption] [caption id=u0022attachment_377u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u002284u0022 caption=u0022John, Alexa and Meu0022][/caption]
Ella ”Doodle” Caroline

NAMI
Ode to Bail-Bail[caption id=u0022attachment_20u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Shadow is a princess.u0022][/caption] Bailey is a good dog. He gets a bad rep mostly because he is misunderstood. Bailey was the 2001 Christmas puppy and everyone loved him. He ran away a couple months later, my parents thinking that they should replace Baiely took me to get another “replacement” golden retriever from our amish friends. I named him Shadow. The following day after replacing Bailey, we received a call from a neighbor telling us she had found our puppy. Now instead of one golden, we were blessed with two golden retriever puppies. For the first few months (2002) Bailey and Shadow were the best of friends. They would run, play, probably hug. But then the testosterone kicked in. They quickly became enemies. To the point where they could not be in the same room without growling every second. Fast forward seven years. Its January 2009, not much has changed. We still play musical dogs on a daily basis. Shadow and Bailey cant be in the same room together. Bailey lost the battle over time. Since he was my dog and I was gone for a few semesters at school unable to take him with me,u0026hellip;
Virginia is for Lovers
California Girl[caption id=u0022attachment_548u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022San Diego u0022][/caption] (UPDATED: OCTOBER:21, 2010) It is hard to believe that a year has gone by already since I moved here last fall. Well it will be one year as of November 15, 2010. Here is what I know (or have learned) about San Diego: 1) I still rely on my GPS to depart and arrive to my destinations. 2) Little Italy has some of the most amazing Italian food I have ever had, but I have concluded that I would still rather got to Italy someday. 3) Balboa Park is by far the most beautiful park in the world 4) If I had to rate beach locations its a toss up between La Jolla Cove and San Clemente. 5) Ocean Beach is one of the strangest places I have ever seen but I love to run there on the weekends and I absolutely love running along Sunset Cliffs. 6)Mission Valley is a great place to live. It is centrally located, plenty of shoping, walking distance to the Chargers stadium, and walking distance to Costco! What more could you ask for! I am not going to take down the pictures below, nor will I takeu0026hellip;
Military Travels
Chief “Mr. Sneeze”u0026nbsp;Grant
LAXIN It UP
The BFF and ouru0026nbsp;adventures

SG was born in Baltimore, MD and has lived primarily in Maryland and Florida. She holds a MSW from Florida State University, and a BA in Russian History from St. Mary’s College of Maryland.

Her work explores the intersection of life, activism and legacy that lives on, showing that it is possible to pursue the impossible. This blog is a public journal, a quiet reflection on mental health, and the passage of time.

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