Hey folks, I apologize for being gone so long. All my health issues and balancing the holidays kept me away when I wanted to be here. I also have had family issues to deal with as well. When I get overwhelmed a heart pain with my INFJ personality type am and my heart breaks I retreat. It actually hurts physically from all the times it has been broken and I am having a need to be alone and cut things down to take care of myself. Music is my refuge right now. Self-learning help and understanding slowly to get these fears taken to a place to come back stronger. But it may take awhile. Please bear with me and I hope to be back. I appreciate you all. You all have made my life better and thank you for all your kindness and heart, patience and understanding. All of you are the greatest. I hope to see you all soon. I will likely come and read your blogs but just not post for a while until settled.
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Hey all of my beautiful followers and visitors I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. I wanted to post before Thanksgiving last week; But you may have experienced the time factor squeeze where it takes much longer to make your goodies. Well that is my excuse……..
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America On Coffee
Best wishes. to you and your loved ones, for the new year and always. And thank you for being part of AOC’s journey. Cheers!
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blueribbonfair
The Thing Nightmares are Made of
When people of serial killers what comes to mind are guys like Ted Bundy, Jeffery Dahmer, Dennis Radar (BTK), John Wayne Gacy or Gary Ridgeway (The Green River Killer). The Latter one was from my state and was in prison for some time in my hometown.
What you may not know is that there are female killers you do not hear much about. Though they kill in different manners and usually for different reasons, about 10% of these kinds of killers are women.
So since it is the season and month of Halloween I thought to add a few of these creepy evil spooky women for October 31st.
If you wish to learn more I will leave a link at the bottom of the post since I will give a short synopsis of the facts.
Left to right first row then 2nd row:
- Jane Toppan: A nurse who killed dozens on her watch who had a sexual motivation she stated. She was found insane. Doubt if that would pass for a reason of a not guilty today (Boston, Massachusetts, Crime started 1885 until caught in 1901.
- Genene Jones: Another nurse who may have killed up to 90 children and infants but only one was confirmed. She injected them so they would get sick and got praise for saving them. Something went wrong and she ended up killing at least one.
- Marianne Nolle: Life in Prison for 7 murders. (1993) She may May have killed up to 17 people they could not pin on her. (Cologne Germany and also a nurse)
- Marybeth Tinning: (1972- 1985) So horrifying to find someone who killed their own children. She got 20 years for the murder of at least 2, confessed to 3 but may have killed up to 9 of her kids.
- Anna Maria Zwanziger: Bavaria. A housekeeper who poisoned her employers with arsenic. She would nurse them back to health for attention. Making mistake she ended up killing 4 and was beheaded for this. (In the early 1800’s)
- Bertha Gifford: Another arsenic poisoner who killed 2 dozen friends and relatives. Killings happened between late 19th century to early 20th century. She died in a mental institution.
- Marianne Nolle: Life in Prison for 7 murders. (1993) She may May have killed up to 17 people they could not pin on her. (Cologne Germany and also a nurse)
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de Wets Wild
You’d certainly never guess what horrifying things these women were capable of by just looking at them!
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blueribbonfair
Yes. Hard to believe.
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slfinnell
You’re right, we don’t think of women much. Good to bring the attention to it. And great timing for Halloween!
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blueribbonfair
I am glad it was interesting to you. Happy Halloween.
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America On Coffee
All of these insane acts puts me into many ponders about the human mind and spirit.
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blueribbonfair
I know it. How on earth do they get so Jaded?
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America On Coffee
I don’t know. Some people confess to murders and.crimes they did not commit. And I believe the green river suspected, convicted murderer is not the real killer. I believe the real takes to different forms of insane pleasures. He is not. molesting anymore and neither is he killing any more… but is comfortable in another crime (has moved on)
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blueribbonfair
I lived in the area it happened at the time with the green river killer. I still have family there. But I do know people confess to things they did not do. But there was piles of evidence with Gary Ridgeway tht could not be disproved. Evidence trumps confessions. Years of investugative work and so much used in the Trial.
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Gypsy Bev
They certainly don’t look like evil ladies. Guess you can’t tell a book by its cover.
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blueribbonfair
Yes, you cannot. I read and study crime a lot and some of them as far as men go extremely good looking; It is so hard to catch them also because the outside appearance and their charisma make people think they are wonderful. They do charity work to look as exemplary citizens. (John Wayne Gacy as an example in Chicago as far as charity goes.) Thank you for commenting.
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blueribbonfair
I am watching a show about one of them called Dark Angel on Amazon prime. Mary Cotton. There were many more listed where I got the info from. I cannot remember if I added her or not. Serial killers in the 1800’s so strange. She killed her own children sickening.
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blueribbonfair
Missouri Ghost Town Images
Some images of Ghost Towns in MO. Love to visit these spots. Haunting, sad and beautiful. From Pinterest.
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danielwalldammit
Odd how rotting structures make for such great pictures!
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blueribbonfair
I know it.
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kkessler833
Great photos!
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blueribbonfair
Thank you.
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kkessler833
Welcome!
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blueribbonfair
You are welcome.
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rothpoetry
Very cool photos!
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blueribbonfair
Thank you.
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indianeskitchen
What a unique and beautiful home!
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blueribbonfair
Yes.
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America On Coffee
Really ghostly houses.😊☕
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blueribbonfair
Yes, I like Ghost Towns, haunted places and similar, though I sometimes think some haunted places are played up.
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Gypsy Bev
Going to places that are really haunted is something I truly enjoy.
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blueribbonfair
Yes. Thanks for commenting. I was a gypsy this Halloween btw.
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Virgilio Bernas
Great Creepy Photos
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blueribbonfair
Yes, they are cool.
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blueribbonfair
Recycled Postcards From my Childhood
These were old postcards I bought with my money my mom gave to spend when we visited a village of Coastal Native Americans. I am pleased how these different subject and design tags turned out. ( More story below.)
We were visiting my Aunt who lived between Seattle and Everette WA. State. We took the ferry over there and saw how they had lived in history as well as the log dwellings they built. So I found these old Postcards packed away at my moms and thought of a use for them that would be so fun. So out came the scissors, glue, card stock, jute twine, red paint, hole punch and of course the postcards. So I painted the twine red, cut the paper and my postcards (Which hurt a little since I have had them for years.) Glued the postcard parts on the backgrounds. Let dry as I painted the twine and let dry. then Hole Punched and threaded them.
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de Wets Wild
I also collected postcards as a child, and looking at them now brings back so many happy memories!
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blueribbonfair
Yes. People that collect things seem to have a rounded full life. Also a person seems to like learning many things their whole life.
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blueribbonfair
Oh also, Sorry I am so slow in answering. My issues acting up.
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Shauna
Wow, they look great! 🙂
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blueribbonfair
Thank You.
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indianeskitchen
Great idea!
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blueribbonfair
Thank you . Have a good week.
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Miss A
That’s such a nice thing to do. Save old postcards. Guess we don’t get that many to save anymore though..
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blueribbonfair
We really don’t now that you mention it. We used to send and recieve them a lot. A long way back.
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Sartenada
How lovely. I have collected our old, really old Christmas cards. Nowadays Christmas cards are different. I think that they represent old times gone with the wind. 🙂
Here is the first post of two.
Have a good day!
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blueribbonfair
I love those type of cards. I have some still from my childhood.
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Shauna 8:10 pm on January 10, 2019 Permalink |
Take as much time as you need to feel better!!! *hugs*
America On Coffee 2:51 am on January 22, 2019 Permalink |
Welcome back. Bless be your health for improving more and more this year. And, hang in there faithfully your new year will certainly takeoff to a wonderful start!! Cheers!
kutukamus 9:20 am on August 27, 2019 Permalink |
May things get better there.
Charlotte Hoather 3:24 pm on October 28, 2019 Permalink |
I hope things have gotten better for you as the year has progressed and 2020 is a much better brighter year for you x