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The Musée Huron-Wendat adjoining the Hotel, whose exhibits open a window on the land, the memory and the know-how of a people proud of its roots.
The Kabir Kouba falls and 42-meter deep canyon. Going back 455 million years, this site shelters a rich array of plants and fossils.
The Notre-Dame-de-Lorette chapel, rebuilt after a fire in 1862 that spared the fine collection of antique silver and liturgical objects.
Tsawenhohi House, built in the early 1800s for Grand Chief Nicolas "Tsawenhohi" Vincent, today housing an interpretation centre of traditional knowledge.
Decorative flowerbeds depicting the animal totems for the eight clans of the Nation along the bike trail called "Le Corridor des Cheminots".
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Evermore and The Best Dog Food Diet
Two Brooklyn NY women, Hanna Mandelbaum and Alison Wiener (pictured), are more than willing. Not only that, but for a whole month!
The two creators of Evermore Pet Food want to prove that their product is made with integrity. In a recent press release, Hanna states, "Every ingredient is fit for human consumption." The pet food is made of beef or chicken, including livers and hearts, as well as herbs, spices grains, vegetables and fruits. Alison, a personal chef, promises pet owners home-cooked meals from whole-food, healthy ingredients.
Starting March 1st, the two women committed to eating at least one meal a day of Evermore dog food for the entire month. Personally, I love this idea. These are two women who not only stand behind their product...they eat it up.
"Hopefully we will have shiner coats, more energy, and lose excess weight," says Hanna.
Click to find out more about Evermore Pet Food.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Kelly reviews NOse Offense
When my house has a doggy odor, my family and I might not notice, Kelly probably likes it, but guests might sniff something less than flowery in the air. Like many of you, I look for gentle cleansers and avoid air fresheners that might be harsh or even toxic.
NOse Offense says that their product is:
*fragrance free.
*natural and organic.
*100% free of enzymes, alcohol, phosphates, phenol or phenol derivatives.
*plant based-- the active ingredient is made from the mature Castor Bean plant.
*green--dedicated to using recyclable packaging and bottle.
I tried NOse Offense; the product was easy to use and effective. I noticed no heavy perfume or cover-up fragrance. Hey, I'm all for a natural product that can help eliminate problem pet odors. If you're interested in learning more, check out NOse Offense.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Wednesday Pet Roundup
Jocelyn from csnstores.com has once again offered me a great product to review, and I can't wait to show you. It could be something for grooming, or travel, or play...I'm keeping it a secret for now. csnstores carries everything for pets: dog beds, cat trees, pet toys, aquariums, even rabbit hutches. And, when you're done browsing the pet supplies, check out something for the rest of the family too, such as outdoor playsets and things for spring!
Now, here are some facts about guinea pigs. (That's little me with my guinea pig, Gulliver.)
Guinea pigs:
1. are rodents, not pigs. (although some scientists now say they are a class of their own.)
2. squeak.
3. purr.
4. can swim.
5. can hop and jump.
I also thought I'd share with you some facts I learned while writing my Guideposts column, Pawsitively Pets.
1. are one of the smallest type of parrot.
2. don't need to be kept in pairs.
3. bond with their human parents.
4. like to cuddle.
5. love to clown around.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Dieting with My Dog--My First Models
I'm keeping secret the exact details of the trailer, but I'll be so excited to share the finished product with you when it's ready! One thing I will tell you: for my video book trailer, I need a lot of different dogs. We just set out filming our first group of dogs, and they were amazing. You might even recognize one or two of them! I can't thank the participants enough, each dog is a superstar to me. Check them out! (above is foster dog Rockette.)
Maggie Mae
Levi Mac
The moms with the kids.
Me with the models. Thank you superstars!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Need some social networking? Get a dog!
How Dogs are the Perfect Ice Breaker
Guest Post by Heather Reynolds
When I first moved to the Seattle area, I was right out of college and still a small town girl looking to make her way in a city. I lived on my own in a small apartment and while I had an internship three days a week, I was shy and didn't really meet any real friends.
About six months into my life as a city girl, I decided to start looking for a canine companion. I had always been a pet lover and grew up with pets, and was excited to bring the first one into my life as an adult. I did a lot of research about the best pets for city life, and decided on the Italian Greyhound. As luck would have it, a friend of mine worked at the local humane society and alerted me to an Italian Greyhound that was brought in as a surrender. I immediately went to visit with her and brought her home that same day. (There she is in the photo, above!)
From that day on, I had an instant connection with several other people in the city. No longer was I ignored on my evening walks around my neighborhood. I was stopped several times by others walking their dogs to chat for a few seconds about how the neighborhood was so dog-friendly and did I see the new pet supply store that opened down the street?
And it wasn't just other dog owners. Others out walking by themselves or sitting at outdoor cafes would stop me to ogle my cute little dog. This increased if I dressed her up in a coat or cute shirt – she was a celebrity!
I met new people every day and many of the same people who walked on our schedule. I got to know them and looked forward to chatting with them while we were out.
Dog parks also became a mecca for meeting new people. Pet owners trust other pet owners, of that I was starting to learn. I would discuss training techniques, health conditions, toys, crates, and clothes with complete strangers like we had known each other for years. I would pet their dog and my dog would jump up onto their lap for a snuggle. We would laugh as our dogs chased each other around the park, and look for other dogs like our own. It was an instant bond that I had never experienced before in my life.
I met some of my best friends by starting a conversation about our dogs and even now I have a job that is centered around my love of pets. Dogs are absolutely the best ice breaker if you are new to an area or simply a touch shy.
What has been your experience with using dogs as an ice breaker?
* Heather Reynolds is a pet lover and internet journalist at Trupanion. Feel free to contact her with any questions related to cat and dog insurance at email@example.com.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Corbin and Kelly meet Nipper
Kelly: Hey Corbin! You know that big doggy up on top of that building downtown?
Corbin: You mean the one called Nipper? The RCA dog?
Kelly: Yeah, that's the one. We should get together and go check him out. After all, he thinks he's top dog, but we both know that you and I are.
Corbin: But he's supposed to weigh 4 tons. He's so big!
Kelly: I know, but you're so strong (wink wink) and brave. Let's go!
Corbin: Hey, Nipper's not such a tough guy after all.
Kelly: I think we look pretty good up here.
Corbin: We rule, Albany!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Valentine's Day Luv, Happy Birthday Kelly, and Contest Winners
We thought she seemed a bit younger than that. So, we made an educated guess, and selected Valentine's Day for her birthday. Can you think of anything better?
Happy Birthday sweet Kelly. 9 Years Young Today (or somewhere thereabouts!). Check out the gray chin!
And now, here are the winners of Kelly's Hug A Pet Today bumper sticker contest:
I had a few extra bumper stickers, so I decided to send everyone who entered by midnight Sunday 2/13/11 a bumper sticker! And, by randomizer.com, CindyLu's Muse was chosen to win the book Desiderata for Dog Lovers, too! Congratulations! Please send me your snail mail address to peggyfrezon (at) gmail (dot) com, and I'll get your prizes right out. And thank you everyone for participating.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Kelly's Valentine's Day Contest!
Megan from BuildASign sent me several great bumper stickers, and an awesome, HUGE banner to help promote my book.
Here's our reviews:
Product: 3 foot x 6 foot Banner
Ordering: Easy to use and customize.
Service: Fast delivery
Image Quality: Excellent. This is a very large size, and it came out crisp and clear. (High res photos work best)
Durability: Excellent. Banner feels almost like a tarp type material. I could definitely hang it outside. There are sturdy metal grommets on each corner.
Product: Bumper Stickers
Ordering: Easy to use and customize
Service: Fast delivery
Image Quality: Excellent. Use your own, or many designs available to choose from.
Durability: Excellent
*~*And now for the contest!*~*
I have 10 Hug a Pet Today! Bumper Stickers ready to give away. In addition, one winner will also receive a copy of the book Desiderata for Dog Lovers. Perfect for Valentine's Day, or a great gift for any dog lover. I'll select winners by randomizer. Kelly says please enter, these stickers are a nice way to remind others to give pets the love they deserve.
To enter:
1. Visit buildasign.com and check out their great products.
2. Leave a comment on this blog.
3. For an extra entry, follow this blog and leave another comment saying you followed.
4. For an extra extra entry, tweet about this contest and leave a comment saying you tweeted.
Winners will be announced on my blog on Valentine's Day.
(Thank you BuildASign People!)
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Wednesday Pet Roundup
*Pet Connection today has tips on protecting your dog from the big chill.
* Do you brush your dog/cat's teeth? Do they like it? February is Pet Dental Health Month.
* For pets that sneak out under the fence, get loose, or have a knack for slipping out an open door...EzineMark.com reports about a GPS device that can track your pets.
* Now for a smile. Life with Dogs brings us this Corgi tether ball match.
* I wasn't going to include this, but I'm so outraged and upset. A parasailing company in Russia decided to advertise by--- attaching a pet donkey to a parachute and pulling her through the air by speedboat. People below heard the donkey's frightened braying. She survived initially, but after her terrifying ordeal, the donkey died of a heart attack, alledgedly due to the stress of the stunt. What were these people thinking?? I want to cry.
(pssssst--- Check back Friday for our Valentine's Day giveaway contest!)
Monday, February 7, 2011
What's My Puppy?
Started by Rick Thomas, a Columbus based web designer and animal lover, and inspired by his rescued shelter dog, Miley (pictured), What's My Puppy? helps people determine the breed of their pound puppies. Best of all, the site also donates quarterly to the registered shelter with the most participation points.
What's My Puppy offers users the chance to vote and comment on what they think the breed may be of any of the many puppies posted on the site. Users can even find out what their mystery breed pup may be through comments posted by other site users.
Fifteen percent of the site's advertising profits are donated to various shelters. In this way What's My Puppy? is raising not only awareness for homeless puppies, but actual dollars to help place more of the millions of homeless puppies.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Magical Mystery Mutt Tour Blog Hop
Can you help me identify the unique mix of breeds that might make up our Kelly?
I'll give you more info to help you guess about Kelly, but first I want to tell you more about our Magical Mystery Mutt Tour Blog Hop. Won't you join us?! Just post a few pictures of your mixed breed dog (or a friend's or relative's,) link to your blog, and watch for everyone to come over and guess. Complete instructions are below. Now back to Kelly.
We found Kelly listed on Petfinders. She was living in a rescue shelter in New York, and searching for her furrever home. Am I glad she chose us! She was about 1 year old when she came to live with us. Now she's 9.
weight- 35 lbs.
Physical characteristics: Feathery tail, silky reddish-brown fur on top; cream colored curly thick fur on legs and belly, funny cowlicks on muzzle
Personality traits- energetic, stubborn, bossy but cuddly
What breeds do you think make up Kelly??
Want your mystery mutt's breeds guessed too? Here's how you can join the Magical Mystery Mutt Tour Blog Hop: hosted by Peggy's Pet Place, Will My Dog Hate Me and I Still Want More Puppies!
1. Link up your blog name and URL using the Linky Tool below.
(Include on your blog a few pictures of your dog, and specific details to help everyone guess!) Here's the code for the Linky:
<script src="http://www.linkytools.com/basic_linky_include.aspx?id=74086" type="text/javascript"></script>
2. Follow your co-hosts (listed above) and comment on their blogs to let us know you've joined the hop!
3. Grab our Magical Mystery Mutt Tour Blog Hop Badge and the Linky tool for your post, if you want.
4. Check out as many of the other blogs on the Linky as you'd like, and guess away!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Flat George visits the New York State Capitol
Flat George started his travels on 1/1/11, making stops in Asia, Australia, Africa and more. Now he's made his way to New York to visit Kelly and I. Here, Kelly's checking over the instructions, to make sure I do things right.
We decided to take FG to Albany, our state's Capital. On the way, we stopped to see Nipper. You might recognize him as the RCA dog. Although his former owners (RTA, former RCA distributor) have moved out, this huge 4-ton Nipper still calls the roof of this warehouse home.
George loves steps, so we brought Flat George to the best we have: The Million Dollar Staircase in the Capitol building. The stone staircase, carved with hundreds of famous faces, animals, gargoyles and scenes, took 14 years to complete.
After climbing many steps, Flat George checked out the Assembly Chamber.
He even got so bold as to try out the Speaker of the Assembly's chair and gavel!
Look closely. Flat George thinks he would improve the New York State seal.
Thank you for your visit, Flat George!
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March 5, 2011
FULLERTON, Calif. -The Gauchos' second meet of the outdoor season took place at CSU Fullerton with the hammer throw taking place on Thursday and the rest of the track and field events earlier today. On Thursday, Senior Jean Lightfoot finished fourth overall with a throw of 181'0"and Alex Francis finished 15th and throwing 143'1". On the men's side, Adam Shigem took 15th overall with a throw of 163'6". On Saturday of the two day meet, the remainder of the track and field events took place with several strong performances for the Gauchos.
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Maureen Ajoku had a strong performance in the long jump and won the event with a mark of 18'1.75". "I think I did pretty well considering how early on in the season it is. However, for the rest of the year I want to work on qualifying for the NCAA Nationals in the Heptathlon but I'm excited for the season to finally start." Veronica Gines finished fourth with a jump of 17'6.25", Tayler Williams placed 11th overall with a mark of 16'11.5". Williams also had a great performance in the triple jump to place second overall and her best jump at 39'2.25". Symone Evans placed 11th with a leap of 36'1.25" and Jaimie McCormack placed 13th with a mark of 35'9.5".
Helena Montin and Maureen Ajoku finished tied for third in the high jump, with both jumpers highest mark measuring 5'3". In the men's shot put, Julian Samson finished 14th with his throw of 45'9" and Josh Scherer throwing 44'4.75" to place 20th overall. Jennifer Melton represented the Gaucho's in the javelin throw with a mark of 113'5" to place 8th overall. Mitchell Haag and Max Villaba finished tied for first in the high jump at a height of 6'6.75". Josh Codding finished 18th with a mark of 5'8.75
The women came out with a win in the 4x400m relay with Jessica Johnson, Daniele Fessenden, Sheniece Vargas, and Jennifer Carey contributing to a winning time of 3:51.39. The men's 4x400m relay team composed of André Piñon, Alvin Go, Marquis Caldwell and Jimmy Martin also had an impressive performance finishing second in 3:12.47. Sean Johnson finished eighth overall in the 110m hurdles with a time of 15.25 and Josh Codding placed 20th overall running 16.08. The men's 4x100m relay team composed of Beidi Beer, Jacob Vowels, Evan Walker and Nate Harvey placed third and running 41.76 despite having a relatively young team. Snita Ashford, Kelsey Bolden, Megan Vyenielo and Grace Esslinger helped the women's 4x100m relay team to a fourth place finish with a time of 48.15.
Camille Petty finished fourth in the 800m run and clocking in 2:18.64. Teammates Jennifer Carey and Cherelle McMillion took 11th and 12th place with times of 2:21.44 and 2:21.52 respectively. Jordan Scott took third in the 400m running 48.50. Jimmy Martin placed seventh with a time of 48.90 and Winton Nguyen ran 49.53 for 11th place. Sheneice Vargas and Danielle Fessenden ran in the women's 400m to finish ninth and 21st overall. Vargas ran 58.28 and Fessenden ran 60.32.
Jacob Vowels ran 10.92 to take eighth in the men's 100m. Beidi Beer finished 10th with a time of 10.95. Evan Walker came in 12th with a time of 11.01. Nate Harvey placed 15th with 11.05. On the women's side, Jessica Johnson represented the Gaucho female sprinters well with her seventh place finish in the 100m with a time of 12.26. Johnson also took seventh in the 200m with a time of 24.89. André Piñon earned third place in the men's 400m hurdles with a time of 52.66 and Alvin Go placed 10th by running 54.48. Aislynn Mueller and Emily Gordon both had strong performances in the women's 400m hurdles to take second and third. Mueller ran 63.84 and Gordon followed closely with a time of 64.03. Evan Walker placed 18th in the men's 200m run clocking in 22.30. Sean Johnson ran 23.80 and James Flynn 24.44.
Rusty Parker finished strong in the 1500m run to place second with a time of 3:54.33. "It was a good day in general with great competition--Greg Dotson and Ryan Martin both ran well. Even though I ran a personal best time in the 1500m I hope to improve even more throughout the course of the season but concentrate mainly on the 800m." Dotson came in seventh running 3:58.41 and Ryan Martin placed 12th with a time of 4:01.81. Cassie Brooker took third in the 1500m for the women by running 4:41.08. Callie Mulgannon clocked in 4:43.97 while Justine Diaz and Sarah Vitug finished ninth and 10th with times of 4:45.74 and 4:45.96 respectively.
In the distance carnival at the end of the night the Gaucho men came out with four of the top five finishes with Juan Paredes taking second in the 5000m in 14:45.70 followed close behind by Anthony Masci, Jeremy Acosta and Doug Whichard.
The Gaucho's next meet will be in Irvine, Calif. at the All-Cal Challenge on Saturday March 12th. Barbara Nwaba will be competing in the NCAA Indoor Championships in College Station, Texas the same weekend.


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Copacabana is without a doubt the most famous beach in the world. The boulevard was designed by Brazilian architect Roberto Burle Marx, Fred and Ginger danced in the Copacabana Palace Hotel, and celebrities such as Marlene Dietrich and Lady Diana have stayed here. The beach along the crescent-shaped bay is dozens of metres wide and is beautifully situated between rock formations and swaying palm trees. It is always busy here: from daybreak until way past sundown.
The majestic Art Deco 'Copa, Co-pa-ca-baaa-na' Palace Hotel inspired Barry Manilow to write his global hit in the 1970s. Unlike the title suggests, the song 'Copacabana' is not about a beach or hotel, but about a night club ('the hottest spot north of Havana'). Nevertheless, the idea for the song was born here after a heated discussion in the hotel bar on whether there had ever been a song with that title. The Copacabana Palace Hotel has recently undergone major renovations and now looks as good as new. The surrounding neighbourhood has also regained some of its former glamour.
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Transatlantic air travelers formerly spoke of a phenomenon called "jet lag," referring to difficulties adjusting to the shift in sleep times between home and destination.
Transatlantic air travelers formerly spoke of a phenomenon called "jet lag," referring to difficulties adjusting to the shift in sleep times between home and destination.
Just back last week from Prague, Czech Republic, we felt as if we had been ridden hard and put up wet, but I'm not sure jet lag had anything to do with it. Our travel disorder seemed to result from the simple fatigue of a whirlwind trip, covering so many countries and cities in so few days, and in something I'll call "gate lag."
Multiple landings: We flew from New Orleans to Detroit to Amsterdam to Budapest, going, and returning, 10 days later, flew from Prague to Amsterdam to Atlanta to New Orleans.
The extra airports sometimes add security lines; additional screening, fondling and baggage checks, but the real problem is "gate" location. Your landing gate is at one corner of a sprawling airport, and your takeoff gate is a far distant different gate.
Our home-bound stop in the Netherlands had us dragging carry-on luggage up and down stairs, past non-functioning horizontal escalators for what seemed to be miles, rushing to beat a tight schedule. The experience left us limp with exhaustion. It put the "damn" in Amsterdam.
As promised: A river cruise, like an ocean cruise, feeds well and eliminates repeated re-packing, and the gray, cold, discomfort of winter travel is rewarded by multiple opportunities to shop at European "Christmas markets" in every city.
Often sharing the main square with other attractions, Christmas markets offer local food and drink specialties galore, along with dozens of booths stocked with seasonal, local crafts.
Trouble is, in my one-man view, the lack of variety. If you have seen one Christmas market, you've seen them all. And the history, the ancient buildings, the scenery, the "sights," are there year round, and may be more comfortably seen without marching through slush in 0 degree temperatures (Celsius) with snow still falling.
Last chance? You have just one remaining shopping day, if that many, to patronize the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's annual show and sale before Christmas.
Even those who "have everything" won't likely have the one-of-a-kind items found at the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's annual Christmas Show and Sale which continues this month at Downtown Art Gallery 630, 630 Belanger St., Houma.
The guild offers original art works of all sizes, including many small enough to be easily gift wrapped. Prices are affordable, and the stock includes prints and note cards.
There are also blankets, jewelry, stained glass, ornaments, pottery, fabrics and door decorations.
The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
Duh? "Produced in a facility that processes peanuts and other nuts." This important message for those with severe allergies was seen printed on a 12-gram bag of lightly salted peanuts distributed during our Delta flight home.
Vanishing gang: When I first worked for the Courier/Press, back in 1964, I made the acquaintance of Charles "Chuck" Ryan, who also worked for the newspaper.
We rode out Hurricane Betsy together in his mother's residence, yards away from Houma's tunnel, whose generators illuminated the stormy scene all night. Afterward, we scoured the parish by day, photographing the damage for the newspaper.
Chuck, a retired attorney, died last week following a lengthy illness, but not of the childhood polio which, while affecting his gait, could never keep him down.
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I had intended to blog every day while in Milan for the launch of Immortal (as The Taker is called here) but here it is, the end of the three days and I'm writing my first post, so you see how that went. It has been an absolute whirlwind, just as you imagine it will be.
First of all, I never thought this would happen to me and certainly not for my debut novel. When Longanesi, the publisher in Italy, asked if I would like to come to Milan for the launch, I said yes (of course!) but thought that it would certainly be light duty. After all, I'm completely unknown. Who would want to talk to me?
I vastly underestimated Longanesi's ability in this regard. (Thanks to Valentina Fortichiari, a dynamo and one of the most gracious women you'd ever meet.)
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Matteo Sacchi of Il Gironale, one of the Italian daily papers
And if you read Italian, here is the review
Antonella Fiori, who writes for Metro, a daily newspaperMore Italian adventures upcoming.


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Georgia College finishes its six-game homestand Wednesday, Feb. 11 when the Pirates of Armstrong Atlantic State University (12-8, 7-6 PBC) sail into town at 5:30 p.m.
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steadied herself on the diving board and waited for the signal from officials. She had her back to the pool. Fans and coaches held their breath. Dougan hadn't performed a single dive as she rehabbed her fractured ankle during the regular season, but here she was at the state meet, ankle taped, and waiting patiently.
Nothing could slow Southington's all-American diver. Over the course of her high school career, Dougan suffered shoulder injuries that typically strike baseball players, fractures, bumps, and bruises, but when the competition began Dougan left it all behind.
With a small skip she vaulted into the air and flipped one and a half times in a perfect pike position before slipping into the water with barely a ripple across the water's surface. Her ankle was taped and throbbing, but Dougan was nearly perfect. Despite obstacles that would have ended most careers, Dougan was on her way to her second state open title.
"She never let anything faze her. In diving, one little thing can throw you off, but I never saw that happen one time in her whole career," said former Lady Knight swimming and diving coach Jay Dubinsky. "She was mentally tough. Her dives were extremely clean, but it all came from her dedication, her focus, and her hard work in practice."
Nobody worked harder than Dougan, and nothing could stop her when competition began. She battled through surgeries and fractures that would have stopped most athletes. She overcame obstacles that would end most careers, and posted better scores with injuries than her competition could do with perfect health.
And Dougan did it with a smile and a wave to the judges.
"I had to become more creative with my routines, and the struggle made me appreciate the sport even more," she said. "It was like a new project for me. As time went on I became more comfortable and my scores reflected that. I felt a good amount of pressure but just kept calm and did my best time in and time out."
Southington High School was already established as a leader in women's sports when Dougan entered the high school in 2004, and the club gymnast never set out to be a pioneer. In fact, she opted out of high school gymnastics as a freshman because that's what top level gymnasts were expected to do.
But when Hall edged Southington in a controversial finish at the Class L gymnastics championship at the end of her freshman year, Dougan decided to throw her hat into the ring. The following year Dougan joined the Knights for the high school season, along with an influx of club gymnasts, and the state never knew what hit them.
In a sport measured by tenths and hundredths, the 2005 Lady Knight gymnasts shattered the team record at the state meet by five points. They cruised past their opposition in the state meet by double digit points, and Dougan led the way. As a sophomore she rallied for the all-around title at the Class L championship, the state open, and the New England meet—a feat that has never been duplicated by any other Lady Knight.
"If you made a mistake, Kristy took advantage of it," said former Lady Knight gymnastics coach Byron Knox. "One of the things that Kristy brought to the team was her consistency. She didn't have that high-flash, superdynamic routine, but she made you work if you wanted to beat her. She was the epitome of good defense. She wasn't going to give anything away."
When her opponent slipped up at the state open by missing a pass on the floor, Dougan responded with a nearly perfect routine to capture the title. She danced across the floor and the beam like a ballerina on the stage. Dougan never slipped. She rarely stumbled, and her scores are the proof. In three seasons with the Knights, Dougan rallied for six Class L titles in the all-around, beam, bars, and floor. She battled for three state open titles and five New England championships.
When the Knights needed a lift, they'd turn to their ace. Dougan never let them down. She'd tweak routines, add skills, and do whatever was needed to secure the necessary score.
"It was about staying focused and relaxed," she said. "I tried to compete smart. If I wanted to change a skill or combination in the last minute, I did. The key was always making sure my start value was at the closest possible to a 10.0, then executing with minimal error."
Of course, there was a price for her efforts. As she continued to push herself further, her body began to break down. First came the shoulder surgery, then came the fracture. Dougan was not able to defend her all-around title, but she continued to compete in whatever events she could for her team. Still, the medals kept coming and the Knights kept winning. Dougan said that was all that mattered.
"I knew I probably would never match my sophomore year, but the scores didn't matter to me," she said. "I was in love with the sport, and anything I could do just to compete was good enough for me. My determination led me to come back as strong as possible for my junior and senior years."
She was never able to compete in the all-around again, but she continued to dominate whenever she competed. As a junior, she captured state titles on beam and floor on her way to a New England title on beam. As a senior, she defended her beam title and added a New England title in the floor competition as the Knights rallied for a New England record (152.825) that still stands after almost a decade.
Dougan's teams are the only ones that have even come close.
"It was so special for all of us. The way we came together was beautiful. We changed the way of high school gymnastics throughout the state by not just having one leader, but by all being leaders and motivators for one another," she said. "I knew we left a great mark with our accomplishments. I hope our success inspired those in the following years to achieve greatness."
If that's all she did in high school Dougan would have left an indelible mark on the program, but her efforts in the fall were just as impressive as her winter showcase. Diving has never been the driving force for Southignton swim teams because there is no diving board at home meets, but Dougan wasn't about to let that stop her.
She qualified for the postseason during road trips. She had to travel across the state for practice and competition, but Dougan rallied for the Class LL title as a junior. She scored state open championships as a junior and senior. She was named as an all-American after her junior year and still holds the school record for six dives (227 points) and 11 dives (374.75).
"When you go back through our history at the high school, I don't think that there's anybody that can compare to her as a diver," said Dubinsky. "We had some good divers come in, but she just stepped it up and took it to the next level. She just out-performed everybody that she went up against."
That's why the Southington Sports Hall of Fame selection committee couldn't wait decades to induct Dougan into the local hall of fame. It simply wouldn't be complete without Southington's youngest inductee. On Thursday, Nov. 14, Dougan will be honored in an induction ceremony at the Aqua Turf in Plantsville.
"She's the first gymnast, and we couldn't ask for a better spokesperson for our program," said Knox. "I'm really happy that she's being recognized. I remember her romping around the gym with diapers on, and then she was the best in the state. It was an amazing career."
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