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Posted by Charlie Girl on September 3, 2010

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Yes dear friends. I wasn’t crazy when I said that Charlie Horse and I have long talks while walking in the woods. Here are a few of our most recent podcasts. Click each link to listen to different ones. From cocaine flavored bologna to killin’ Lucky the Leprechaun, hilarity ensues with these Random Reports from a girl and her horse. Please deliver your 5 pounds of unmarked carrots to the corner of 5th and Broadway.

LISTEN:Podcasting with Pirates
LISTEN: Lickin’ toads is fun!
LISTEN: Horse talks to clown!
LISTEN: Mel Gibson yells at poor Charlie Horse!
LISTEN: Find out where NOT to pee!

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Posted by Charlie's Mom on August 11, 2010

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As Charlie keeps getting older, he seems to have less and less time to spend with his dear old “mommy.”  He’s always so busy, and I guess he doesn’t exactly owe it to me; although, I did raise him, feed him, and nurture him into who he is today…no biggy.  Regardless, I’m starting to discover things to do in Portland that I never knew existed!

Here are my top 3 attractions that I have visited for the FIRST time this summer:

1. The Saturday Market

I used to think the Saturday Market was just a bunch of hippies trying to take your money by selling anything and everything.  Boy, was I wrong!  Every Saturday and Sunday you can browse through a diverse crowd of people and find beautiful mosaics, pottery, crafts, jewelry, paintings and much more all made by local artisans.  On top of that, there is an international food court and live music!

2.  The Portland Spirit

I was lucky enough to experience this magnificent boat last week while on a lunch cruise.  I enjoyed a delicious buffet, a live band, drinks, a very friendly staff, and the not-too-hot summer sun on the top deck.  We loaded onto the boat on the waterfront downtown, and it took us on a 2 hour cruise going south on the Willamette River!

3. The OMNIMAX

The OMNImax at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is an amazing venue, unlike anything else I’ve ever experienced.  It is a giant dome screen with digital surround sound that has the ability to bring you into a different world.  I recently saw “Hubble,” which depicts a journey through space and the endless galaxies through the eye of the Hubble Space Telescope.  It is unreal what is out there beyond our happy planet Earth, and you need to experience this!  (It’s also a plus that Leonardo DiCaprio’s voice is narrating you through space!)

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Posted by Davis on

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As much as I love the summer, and all the free time I have, one of my faaaaavorite things is going back-to-school supply shopping. The second I step into Office Depot and smell the plastic-y freshness of brand new binders and Sharpie retractable highlighters, I’m instantly in heaven. However, I don’t exactly get the same vibe of excitement coming from my mom. As I’m running around the store trying out every office chair and looking for a new laptop, she’s over in the “kids” section searching for markers, folders, and number 2 pencils…boring! She always tries to convince me that we need to “stick to the necessities,” but I have a different idea of what I really need for Fall 2010. Here are some of my favorite online picks.

A safe for the top of my desk. I cannot have anyone taking my favorite supplies.

The Fountain Pen.

The best pen you will ever place your fingers on. Makes my handwriting look like I am a TRUE professional.

Binders with zippers are the ONLY way to go. You don’t want anything falling out. This one has a built-in calculator, which is sweet, along with plenty of space for business cards, cell phones, etc.!

Finally, the laptop bag. I have to keep up my grown man image, therefore, although the ninja turtle backpack is ideal, I think I may have to step it up this year with this classy bag.

To make mom happy, I will let her buy me the traditional sticky notes, pencils, pens, markers, paperclips, and scissors, but one day she’s going to have to realize that a working man needs the proper supplies to accommodate his success!

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Posted by Charlie Girl on August 3, 2010

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Wow! He spins in the air AND cooks with goat cheese! Check out my chat with Olympic Gold Medal Figure Skater and infamous TV chef Brian Boitano.
He’s coming to The Bite of Oregon this weekend. Listen by clicking here.

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Posted by Charlie's Mom on July 28, 2010

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Once I hit a certain age, I started to realize that I need to keep finding things that will entertain me and keep me occupied.  The other night Charlie and I went to see Toy Story 3.  It brought back a lot of memories of the good ol’ days–oh how I miss being so young.  Anyways, that’s beside the point.  I saw a preview for “Eat Pray Love” with Julia Roberts, who I’ve been envious of since the day I got my first wrinkle.  I figured I need some inspiration in my life, so I decided to start reading the book that the movie is based on by Elizabeth Gilbert.  Apparently it’s all the rave this summer. 

Regardless, this book is not so much inspiring me, but rather allowing me to live vicariously through this woman’s seemingly perfect adventure.  Maybe the inspiration will spring up like daisies when she goes to India, but page sixty-eight still has Elizabeth stuck in pleasure-filled Italy with nothing to do but eat everything in sight.  Anyways, my goal is to finish it before the movie comes out…we’ll see how this goes! Plus it’s Charlie’s movie for the month of August for Charlie’s Movie Night Hosted By Charlie Girl! Courtesy of Regal Cinemas.


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Posted by Davis on

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So  I’m about halfway through summer, and I don’t want it to end!  The endless free time, swimming days, camps, cute girls, and ice cream eating has sent me into a three-month fantasy land that I never want to leave!  I know everyone can’t have as much fun as me because I get to hang out with Charlie all the time, so I want to give you all MY top five list of fun things to do this Summer!

Here they are…

1.  Convince your Parents to Take you to Wild Waves in Washington! I promise you won’t regret it!  This place is awesome…There is a full water park, water rides, and thrill rides that are all SO fun!

2. Have a Lemonade Stand.  This is a GREAT idea!  You get enjoy the summer sun while making money!  I’ve come to find that if you’re extra nice to the customers, they’ll give you extra tips.  I made enough money to take my secret crush out to lunch, so I wouldn’t have to ask Mom for more lunch money.

 I usually charge more than 25 cents…

3. Best Outdoor Toy of the Summer: The Banzai Titan Rocket Blast.  Mom said she wouldn’t buy me one because it’s “too big.” (It’s ONLY seven feet, she’s crazy.)  Thank goodness I have three friends who have one!  It can reach up to 100 feet in the air!

7-foot rocket

4.  Go on a Long Bike Ride: I do this at least twice a week.  Try this cool trick:  put a soda can on your back tire while you’re riding, and it makes your bike sound like a motorcycle–I swear it works!

5. Create Your Own Scavenger Hunt:  Create a list of things to find and/or do around your neighborhood.  For example, the first one could be to find something white and plastic in the street.  You have to get creative!   Gather at least  four friends together, and divide yourselves into teams.  Whoever can find everything on the list first wins!

I know there are billions of things you can do to keep yourselves occupied when you’re not in school, but these are my five favorites for this summer so far.  I’ve come to find that if I’m doing something outside, whether it be swimming, hiking, rollerblading, playing soccer, or drawing charlie horses on the sidewalk with chalk, I’m always having a blast!

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Posted by Charlie Girl on July 21, 2010

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On today’s show Charlie Horse and I try to win the love of Mel Gibson. Hey! Don’t do stunts with donkeys! Charlie Horse says, “My boobs are hammered!” Live from Russian, a visit from our roving reporter Oxana Moon. Is the P in USPS short for P? You killed my dog! Give me a million dollars.

CLICK HERE TO HEAR.

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Posted by Charlie Girl on July 16, 2010

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In our debut podcast, Charlie Horse and I talk about the BP oil spill, stuffed horses, where not to pee, and oh so much more. Click here to listen.

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Posted by Charlie's Mom on June 23, 2010

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Charlie used to listen to rap and r&b all the time when he was in junior high and high school but now he has much better taste in music, if you can’t tell! He only plays what’s popular. Well I saw this commercial and it reminded me of those rap videos but for kids and parents. Check it out, it’s hilarious!

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Posted by Davis on

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I get so mad when my Mom doesn’t let me do what I want. I run a fun random radio station but my bed time during the week is 8:30pm?! Come on Mom, that’s not even late enough to go to a weeknight concert. Humph… Even on the weekends my bed time is 9:30pm. During the summer when I want to play outside, it’s still light out outside when I’m going to bed. That’s not right! I’ve spoken to my Mom about this many times but there’s no budging.

Recently I asked Mom if I could have a Big Brother or Big Sister and after she stopped crying from laughing so hard and tried to explain “the birds and the bees” I stopped her and explained a BIG brother or sister. You know, Big Brothers, Big Sisters of America! My neighbor Chris has a Big Brother and his name is Jacob. He’s really cool! Chris and Jacob do fun things together all the time like go fishing, go to a movie or just shoot hoops. Mom is still thinking about it but if you’re a responsible adult that has some free time, you should sign up!

Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest has started a BE the difference campaign. It’s a 100 day (June 17 – September 25) initiative that aims to bring 500 new friendships to children in the Portland and Vancouver metropolitan area. Now Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest needs your help in finding Big Brothers and Big Sisters who can make a difference in the lives of our local children.

In our own lives, each of us was touched by someone other than our parents, someone who broadened our horizons and made a difference. By becoming a Big Brother, Big Sister or Big Couple, you can do the same for a child. You will both be forever changed by the experience. Being a Big Brother or Big Sister means being you, developing a friendship and sharing the best part of yourself. It means a chance to see the world -and be seen through fresh new eyes. No matter where you are in life right now, being a Big Brother or Big Sister is something you’ll look forward to. It will be one of the best decisions you’ll ever make. For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters, contact Heath Berg at (503) 249-4859.

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