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Jocelyn was the daughter of Gary J. and Lynne O. Callahan. She was born in Newburyport, raised in Nahant and Swampscott. She was a 2001 graduate of Swampscott High School. She also attended North Shore Community College. She was a resident of Swampscott most of her life. She has two brothers, Patrick and James, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and family who love her. Jocelyn was an incredible artist from illustrations to tattoo designs. She was an avid reader of classic literature and enjoyed movies. She was credited in having a lot of knowledge. In addition to her art she enjoyed jewelry making. She was a lover of animals and was an advocate for animal rights. She enjoyed cooking. She had a creative flair in everything she touched. She served as a counselor for troubled youths for WEDIKO Children's Services just outside of Windsor, NH. Jocelyn was a student at the New England Hair Academy in Malden. She was a cook at the Gulu Gulu Cafe in Salem; she also had worked at Beadworks in Salem.That was part of the obituary taken from The Salem News, Wednesday August 27th, 2008.Jocelyn was beautiful, and brilliant...a dangeorus combination. She broke a lot of hearts, but she loved everyone. She was well liked and loved by most, and those who did not instantly fall in love with her usually resented or envied her for her ability to capture anyone's attention or heart.She was a loyal friend, and we all loved her so much. She had long, dark, "mermaid hair" as she would call it. She had beautiful tattoos, along with some not so beautiful ones she did herself when she was 15, like the onk on her left index finger that she tried to dig out. It goes without saying she was an artist her whole life, in every sense of the word. She will be greatly missed, by dozens of people, different kinds of people, because she had such a huge variety of friends. We all love her. We always will. Rest in Peace, Baby.

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My Blog

Something I stumbled upon.

My fellow wormfood, This is a change of form, but something that needs doing. In my important opinion, most of the human race is a fucking joke, and the same tired routines and pathetic social i...
Posted by on Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:50:00 GMT

TRUE BLUE:::Thoughts on my friends.

I just got this overwhelming feeling of deeeep love and affection for all of my friends that have stuck through it all with me. Liz::: My Witchbaby, where would I be on this planet without you to laug...
Posted by on Sat, 03 May 2008 06:31:00 GMT

4/22 for Bean.::Poem::.

if we had a few hours, the sun would join in. he told me once a story of your birth and how he directed light into you hair. made it shimmer like strawberry champagne. now we remember everything so cl...
Posted by on Wed, 23 Apr 2008 10:51:00 GMT

Facebook...a gated community.

So I got a Facebook account because some people I love dearly have them and for some reason think Myspace is like, the white trash version of it."Okay" says I, "I’ll look into it if it means sta...
Posted by on Tue, 01 Apr 2008 06:07:00 GMT

Disco Kitchen: Part Duex (the Liz edit)

Liz has added some more rules of "Disco Kitchen":1. Dancing provocatively with best friend is a must.2. Shoes are optional.3. Empty beer cans will suffice as ashtrays.4. Ipods are tricky to operate wh...
Posted by on Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:54:00 GMT

Rules Of Disco Kitchen

1. Disco Kitchen does not open until 1am.2. We do not have "your drink" in Disco Kitch. But you won't mind.3. Only T.I. and Lil' Wayne will be played in Disco Kitchen, UNLESS...dj feel like some Skyny...
Posted by on Sat, 09 Feb 2008 11:40:00 GMT

Things that are cool in crazy old man land.

The following actions and or things are okay if you are a crazy old man.1. Licking spots on furniture.2. Not wearing pants when you go get the mail.3. Refering to the coffee maker as "That damn cat!"....
Posted by on Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:03:00 GMT

The man they call Jack, BBQ master and possible profit. Part I

Driving to Florida is hardcore, but not as hardcore as a place, or should I say a person I learned about on the way. His name is Jack and he ownes "Jack's famous BBQ" in S. Carolina. Frequented by tru...
Posted by on Fri, 08 Sep 2006 08:46:00 GMT