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Find out who I'm name for St. Dionysia
or if you prefer Dionysus
, who was probably more fun to have at parties.

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� Since, June 15th, 2000 tiny baby large-eyed Midlothian fuzzy tailed ferrets "midlothianus damifino hoppius" (the especially cute rope-skipper variety, not to be confused with the common somersaut variety) have died because you refuse to eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for breakfast, just thought you'd like to know.


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Webpage last updated on JUL 15 2000
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My Life
I grew up in Lovington, New Mexico, and I now live in Pasadena, Texas with my boyfriend and my daughter. We are one big honkin' happy bunch.

I am working towards my associate's degree in Commercial Art at San Jacinto College and my bachelor's in Applied Design with a minor in Art History at The University of Houston. I hope to one day work as an illustrator or possibly in graphic design. Currently, I am working my butt off in school, and don't have much time to devote to creative endeavors. I have decided to take winter break off to paint, and hopefully then I will have some new work to put on the art page. I am proud to have made the Dean's list this summer semester, and hope to keep my average up through the fall. I really have a avid interest in art and art history, if would like to discuss anything having to do with art or need any information, I will be happy to write back and forth.

My family came to America before it was America, check it out!
My Impressive Genealogy:

Check out the Teague Family Resource Centre if you're a Teague, and feel free to email me if any of these people sound familiar.

My daughter was born on April 3, 1996. She is a happy, bright 4-yr-old who attends Montessori school. Her best friend is her guinea pig, Jenny, who occasionally becomes her hapless victim. Pooka was just promoted to pre-K, and we're all very proud of her. She wants eveyone to know that "when the mail comes and Mommy gets the mail, I will read it to you, and we will sit here, and we when we sit down we will write with blue markers. I will draw faces and you make the abc's, Mom". Soooo . .I guess if you want to correspond with her, you can either send it snail mail and she will send you something back, bathed in blue marker ink I'm sure. Or you can email it to me and I will read it to her. No promises on a reply, she doesn't type well yet, and unless pooh-bear tells her where to put the mouse, she's lost.

My boyfriend, Mark is a chemist and he works at Haltermann Custom Processing. He graduated from MSU in May of 99. I met Mark while I was working at a KB toys in Wichita Falls, Texas. His turn-ons include star wars, toys, guns, coins, books, or german junk, his turn-offs are working on %&*@! cars, and waiting in line (or for anything, for any amount of time .. at all). His favorite show is anything on the history channel, his favorite band is pink floyd, he's a real trip, feel free to email him.

One of our favorite things to do, is to set up at toy shows and sell toys. We usually make it to the Austin Sci-fi expo and the Plano Sci-Fi Expo. Mark really loves vintage Star Wars toys, and what we don't decide to keep for his collection, we sell at the shows.

My main hobby is just to be able to get away and take a trip. We are planning on going to Las Vegas this fall, and maybe getting back to New Mexico for christmas. We try to get to the beach pretty often. Galveston is really handy but its a little too handy. I had gotten into a bad habit of skipping class and going to the beach during the spring semester, I will try to do better in the fall. Of course, it won't really get cold here 'til November ;o) About the only things I really collect are chevron cars and maneki nekos. The maneki nekos are japanese lucky cats. Most are ceramic, I have about five of them. The pride of my collection is a huge 12" gold cat. I usually have to go to china town to get these, but sometimes you luck out and find them at flea markets.

Please check out the picture pages below. IF you are a family member and would like your picture on one of my pages, please send the picture(s) to me. I will include as many as I can until I run out of web space.

FAMILY PIC PAGES
MARK . . . . . . . . . . POOKA

More Misc. Family Pics

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Crocodile Hunter

steve irwin My daughter and I are avid Crocodile Hunter fans. Steve and his wife Terri run a zoo in Australia, and I wrote them an email and they sent me a big envelope full of brochures about their place, postcards, and a nice letter. Now are they stand-up folks or what? Croc files comes on everyday at 4 on Animal Planet, and Crocodile Hunter comes on Wednesdays and Sundays at 8. We probably know more about goannas, salties, koalas, wombats and paddy melons, than most australians care to know. Anyhow, if you haven't yet discovered this cultural phenomenon, then you owe it to yourself to visit one of the links below. Plus, they have a really cute baby girl.

AUSTRALIA ZOO, Official Crocodile Hunter Website, This is their site from the zoo. Has family photos, and interesting personal stuff written partially by Steve and Terri themselves.

Discovery Channels Croc Hunter Page, contains lots of info on when you can watch the show, has sweepstakes and fun trivia games.

Steve Major's CROC HUNTER page, this is a personal page with some really great features like "Steve Watch", where website visitors are asked to list any sitings of Steve. This is in an effort to decide if he has recently been killed by wild animals (which I am assuming is a legit risk in his profession)

Camp Chaos presents Schoolyard of DANGER!!, This is THE funniest thing ever. This guy at camp chaos has done a mini-movie spoof of the Crocodile Hunter. It features a trek through the world of small children on sugar rushes. . . scary stuff folks.

CROCODILE HUNTER TOYS!! Coming to a Wal-mart near you! Yes, its true. This page features shots of the new line of croc hunt toys that will be debuting soon.

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EBAY

Ebay is a truly addictive junk sale that spares you the embarrassment of rifling through peoples shit that they put in front of their house because they just can't bear to throw it away and call it a garage sale. Now you can painlessly hunt for that 3rd elusive frog that is missing out of your see-no-evil-hear-no-evil-speak-no-evil ceramic frog set, in your underwear, at 3 am. From time to time we sell stuff on ebay, if you are interested, please see our:
Current auctions

Here are some of our favorite searches for crap that we don't need, won't use, and will probably end up re-selling at a later date:

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LINKS

Here are some of our favorite sites on the web, Check them out, they might become your favorites too!:

Places to go:

People to see:

General Info you will need to carry on your day-to-day life:

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SNAKE of APPROVAL Award

Behold! The Snake of Approval! Some people give seals, I give snakes. They are a much maligned creature and this is my bid at getting them a fair shake.(not literally, shaking snakes is punishable in 49 states {shame on Texas}) The Snake of Approval says that you are an individual and not afraid to speak out for what is right. Its not an award, more like website jewelry.

Take a Snake, make a break, its no mistake, its easy as cake!
(just email me and tell me where you used it,
give it a link back to this page if you don't mind,
and absolutely positively no snake exploitation)

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