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Characters: Michael “Mike” Paul Brady and Carol Ann Tyler Martin Brady
Media: The Brady Bunch (1969-1974)
Played by: Robert Reed and Florence Henderson
Setting: 1970s, Southern California
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Mike Brady is a successful architect and dedicated family man, a widower with three sons (Greg, Peter, and Bobby) who decides he’s ready to get married again.
Carol Martin, a single mother with three daughters (Marcia, Jan, and Cindy), marries Mike and becomes the manager of an extremely busy, blended household.
Despite some communication problems at the beginning of their marriage, Mike and Carol share an almost picture-perfect relationship, parenting their six children with great wisdom and humor. Nearly every day sees them involved in some sort of situation, whether it be dealing with a seemingly-haunted house, attempting to appear in a TV soap commercial, or throwing a not-engagement party for their housekeeper Alice. Through it all, Mike and Carol find plenty of time for laughing and enjoying life with one another... and all six of their children.
To Gillian on her 37th Birthday - Michael Brady
RACHEL
We used to come out here, first thing when she got back from summer. It was like our place to get reacquainted, have a mother-daughter. She would tell me about her orangutans and then she'd go develop her pictures. I remember the last time she'd given the orangutans our names. Esther was the bossy one. Paul was the one that made faces all the time. And Rachel was very, very quiet. I had forgotten all that. You know sometimes I think about her, and I tell myself if I think about her, somehow she's still alive. That's crazy, right?
I went with her once, to Kenya, when I was nine. I was in her way the whole time, though she never said so. The next summer I lied. I said it was too hot, I wanted to stay on the beach. I could have helped her now. I know how to tag animals and I can do the weighing and the observing. We could have been friends. That's what she wanted. I just wanted her to be my mother.
She was a good scientist. I think she was the best. But she was away a lot. And she took risks. Going up on that mast was reckless. It was stupid and reckless and why doesn't anyone talk about that? She shouldn't have gone up there. She was my mother, and if she had acted like my mother, just that one time, then maybe she'd be alive today.
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~ "Waxing for Cross County Skiing" by Michael Brady and Lorns Skjemstad (1979)
Medway 40 and Norton 21 #TVLs Dual meet 9/10/14
1st Meet of the Cross Country Year in the TVL's (Tri Valley Conference) Medway Mustangs Mike Brady & Andrew Mcglynn started the year on a right note. Although the boys lost to a talented Norton team they still put on a decent performance.
1. Michael Brady - Medway - 14:33
2. Michael Tierney - Norton - 15:16
3. Chris Wenn- Norton - 15:28
4. Joseph Annad - Norton - 15:39
5. Cleathero Parker - Norton - 16:04
6. Andrew McGlynn - Medway - 16:11
Medway 40 and Norton 21 #TVLs Dual meet 9/10/14
1st Meet of the Cross Country Year in the TVL's (Tri Valley Conference) Medway Mustangs Mike Brady & Andrew Mcglynn started the year on a right note. Although the boys lost to a talented Norton team they still put on a decent performance.
1. Michael Brady - Medway - 14:33
2. Michael Tierney - Norton - 15:16
3. Chris Wenn- Norton - 15:28
4. Joseph Annad - Norton - 15:39
5. Cleathero Parker - Norton - 16:04
6. Andrew McGlynn - Medway - 16:11
High-speed rail: California Supreme Court eliminates hurdle
High-speed rail: California Supreme Court eliminates hurdle
By: Jessica Calefati
The California Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to review a key case regarding funding for the bullet train, eliminating one of the project’s biggest legal hurdles and allowing construction to begin.
Eleven months ago, a Sacramento Superior Court judge stunned supporters of the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco rail line when he blocked the California High-Speed Rail Authority…
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