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Author Archives: Kristin
Introducing SAPPY Saturday!!!!
One of my passions is easy listening music. Yeah, I said it. I’m THAT cool. Anyway…I sometimes hear classic songs that make me remember days gone by. This new category on The Vocal Sokol aims to share some of those classic … Continue reading
Posted in SAPPY SATURDAY
Tagged Classic Songs from the 90's, Jr. High memories, Mr. Big, Sappy Songs, Sweet Tooth Fairy
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A Giveaway With Sweet Tooth Fairy Megan Faulkner Brown
The Sweet Tooth Fairy. If you haven’t heard of her or better yet tasted her creations, you really ought to. I met the Sweet Tooth Fairy when my friend Elise, The Cupcake Activist, brought me some cupcakes from her very … Continue reading
Just Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should
I’ve been living my life for the last six weeks like I was the pen in some manic dot-to-dot work sheet. As soon as I get one dot connected, it’s immediately time to move to the next. This is NOT … Continue reading
Posted in THOUGHTS ON HAPPINESS, Uncategorized
Tagged babies that get left in the hot car, being overscheduled, Busy moms, Dani Lassiter, distracted, distracted driving, distracted parenting, Goldilocks Ride, how to slow down, Oh Sweet Sadie Show, Triathamom, What to do if you're overscheduled
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So You Think Yoga Is For Wimps?
I had the opportunity to take a Yoga class at a ladies only retreat I attended called Breathing Space. The whole weekend was really wonderful. Full of Pleasant Events I’m dying to tell you all about. First on my list to … Continue reading
Steve Sokol–The Wikipedia Page
This is intended to the Steve Sokol Wikipedia page. He’s my husband and is mentioned a lot in these posts, so he deserves his own reference page, even if it’s not actually on Wikipedia. Now, whenever he is discussed there … Continue reading
All She Wants To Do Is Dance, Dance, Dance
Steve Sokol is a lucky man. Also, he is a good man. See, for the last couple years I have been itching to go dancing. Dancing like I used to go dancing when I was a single gal. Except this … Continue reading
Posted in PLEASANT EVENTS
Tagged country dancing, dance party, double dating ideas, latin dancing, SNAP!, social dancing
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Inspirational Immigrants
I am the product of immigration. Sometimes I think back about my family more than six or seven generations ago and think about what their lives were like in Denmark and England in the early 1800’s. I remember being a … Continue reading
Posted in INSPIRING PEOPLE
Tagged America, charity, children, immigration, Migrant, migrant workers
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Checking Off Rockin’ Resolutions–With Dick Clark and SNAP!
I know it’s not January, but I’m still talking about resolutions. I am one of those “resolution people”. It’s one of the only ways I get things done. I LOVE New Year’s Rockin’ Eve (R.I.P Dick Clark) because it motivates … Continue reading
Posted in THOUGHTS ON HAPPINESS
Tagged Blogging, Brooke Walker, Crafting, Dick Clark, Networking, Professional Skills, Resolutions, SNAP!, Stay-at-home moms
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How To Be A Good Citizen–It Involves Snack Foods
Every Monday I post a “Pleasant Event” that I’ve enjoyed doing during the week. This week, in the end I’m not sure I really “enjoyed” this experience because it was really long and incredibly boring. But…I did it so I … Continue reading
Posted in PLEASANT EVENTS
Tagged citizenship, deligates, Gary Herbert, Jason Chaffetz, Mike Winder, nachos, Orrin Hatch, republican convention, snack foods
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So I’m Not A Dreamer
It’s true. I’ve never been a dreamer. I’ve always been a practical person. Since I was a child making decisions has been a long process. I always thought a long way off into the future and thought, “how will this … Continue reading →