Pick the day as you would a poppy. — Cicero In 2006, Jennifer Dawson, a 35-year-old wife and mother, died without warning from an undiagnosed heart condition. She was living in Brooklyn, New York at the time with her husband and children, a son, 2 and a daughter, 8. Dawson attended high school in Oklahoma […]
Vintage Ski (with pictures)
For The Jennifer Chronicles In case this is your first time to visit this series, these are just posts featuring women with the most popular name in the ginormous universe. Number 54 is Jennifer who hails from Canada. Follow her on Twitter @Jennoit. By the way, she’s generously made this photo available through Share and […]
Jenn Grant, The Jennifer Chronicles
For a brief time, I did a series called The Jennifer Chronicles. I miss doing it every time I come across a Jennifer like Jenn Grant. Grant is a Generation X folk singer and songwriter that hails from Canada. She was born on Prince Edward Island in 1980. When her parents divorced at the age […]
Jennifer and Heather, Friends Forever
[The Jennifer Chronicles] I found these pictures of Jennifer and Heather on Flickr. They were made available under the Blogger-share function, so I created a collage out of them. They chronicle the friendship of Heather and Jennifer, two girls who were born in the sweet spot of Generation X, 1970. Jennifer is the brunette and […]
Disco Jennifer Chantal Benoist (Famous Jennifers)
I couldn’t sleep last night and so I got up and started poking around YouTube for a song about Jennifer for the Jennifer Chronicles. I came across this lovely little ditty, Jennifer Disco: Do It For Me. At first, I thought the song was your typical discotheque ridiculosity, but it reaches new heights of goofy […]
Jennifer In Oregon
A girl named Jennifer (the little Gen Xer pictured in the middle) celebrates her birthday | 1971 Somewhere in the world is someone named Jennifer and today is her birthday. Follow the Jennifer Chronicles.
Jennifer Chronicles #92: Fisher Price Jenny Doll
Jenny’s the brunette in the upper left corner. My dad bought me “Mary” for Christmas 1975. I still have her!
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