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Saturday, December 20, 2014
A Monster in Paris (2011)
The movie is set during the flood of 1910 in Paris. Emile is a camera operator in a movie theater and his friend Raoul is a delivery man who has a penchant for invention. He has designed his delivery truck with a number of features that are even today not available in a motorized vehicle. He is fun and impulsive and in love with a singer, Lucille. Emile and Raoul make a delivery to a professor's house and since he is away, Raoul takes the opportunity to show Emile the professor's arboretum and chemistry lab. Things quickly go wrong and they create a 7 foot flea, who terrorizes Paris in no time. It is like the Ebola virus of their time. The flood is a far greater threat, but better to focus on the sensational rather than the realistic threats to safety. Lucille is the one who discovers that the flea has the heart of a troubadour and the dance skills to match. She dresses him in a disguise and convinces her friends that he is worth defending. The story is nothing special, but it is a lot of fun, definitely family friendly and whimsical in the way that makes me love French animated films.
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bot Class Book LIBRARY OF ABBOT ACADEMY No. Afc Abbot Academy Class Book NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN A n d o v e r Massachusetts • •• -1 %J J. M? m • m To MRS. WARREN F. DRAPER in this, her ninetieth year Now just across the street from us, — There lives a friend so dear, That all who know her, love her with A love that grows each year. Each day as back and forth we pass, Intent on work or play, We see her wave; her cheery smile Helps us through all that day. As we go forth from Abbot now, — 'Twill help us Seniors still, To feel her strength and comfort in The place we have to fill. So this our book we dedicate, Our constant friend, to you. To whom through all the coming years Our hearts will e'er be true. o' 1 — i m . i Mm 1 vffi. ' \ % v "The Andover Press AN DOVER. MASSACHUSETTS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Motto — Live in the Large Class Color — Crimson HlLDEGARDE GuTTERsi >N President Helen Hanscom Vice-President Frances Dowd Secretary Miriam Bancroft Treasurer LOUISE ALLAMAX Dayton, Ohio There are just two hearts worth knowing. Yours, sweetheart, and mine. MIRIAM BAXCROFT Maidens" hearts are always soft. Concord, X. H. ELISABETH BARTLETT She sees life through rosy spectacles. AXDOVER. MaSS« DOROTHY BENNETT A vigorou-. Beverly, Mass. various, versatile mind. MARGARET BLAKE Ivorytox, Conn. For when I think I'm best resolved, I then am most in doubt. DOROTHY BOND Reading, Mass. Joys of life it 's wrong to taste them, Far worse, I'm sure, to.waste them. HARRIETT BOWMAN Age can never bend nor win her. There's a heart of youth within her. Mtjncie, Ind. HELEN BURK I must be true to myself And speak whate'er I think. Philadelphia, Pa. 10 MARIOX CLARK Axdover, Mass. She had laughed as softly as if she had sighed. LILLIAN COXROY Quiet, Andover, Mass. dignified, and correct. 11 WANDA DEAN Andover, Mass. Kind hearts are more than coronets. FRANCES DOWD Madison, Coxx. A lass o' pairts. 12 HELEN GILBERT Good-nature, what a blessing! Bolton, Mass. ELSIE GLEASON A reflective, friendly maid is she. Axdover, Mass. 13 HILDEGARDE GUTTERSON Winchester, Mass. Hither, as to their fountain, other stars Repairing, in their golden urns draw light. HELEN HAMBLET A face Lawrence, Mass. with gladness overspread, Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. 14 HELEN HAXSCOM Lawrence, Mass. A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command. MARY HARSH Axdover, Mass. The only way to shine even in this false world, is to be modest and unassuming. 15 GLADYS HIGGIXS Andover, Mass. Gentle dignity. spiced with a dash of fun. • MARY HILDRETH Bethlehem, N. H. Memory is the treasurer and guardian of all things. 16 MILDRED HORNE Honolulu, T. H. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Axdover, Mass. A healthy frame, a quiet mind. 17 FRANCES JONES Portland, Ore. Her hair was not more sunny than her heart LUCRETIA LOWE Axdover, Mass. Catch her and hold her if you can. 18 LAURA MARLAND Ballardvale, Mass. She hath a natural, wise simplicity, A simple truthfulness. ESTHER PARKS Cleveland, Ohio He is sae hungry that he cannot sleep. 19 KATHARINE SELDEX Boundless energy and play. Axdover, Mass. for both work ALICE SWEENEY Lawrence, Mass. And yet. believe me, good as well as ill. Woman's at best a contradiction still. 20 BERTHA WESSEL Lawrence, Mass. Give every man thy ear but few thv voice. ELSIE WHIPPLE Andover, Mass. She is not a goddess, An angel, a lily or a pearl. She's just that which is sweetest, Completest and neatest, A dear little, queer little, Sweet little girl. 21 MARIE WIXSOR Asbury Park. N. J. For worth like thine alone I pray. Temper like thine. serene and gay MARGARET WYLIE Walla Walla. Wash. Pr.-ent mirth has present laughter. 11 tstorp of tjje Class of 1914 Dramatis Personae — ■ The Loyal Members of the Class of 1914. Place — ■ Abbot Academy Time — September 1912 to June 1914 ACT I. SENIOR MIDDLE YEAR Sc. 1 Election of Officers in Abbot Hall We enter the new year rather timidly, feeling awed by the presence of the dignified and original Seniors. Sc 2 Hockey Game with the Seniors Enthusiasm and pride exhibited as we led our girls to battle, although we brought them back with a tied score. Singing rather weak, lacking the confidence that the Seniors had. Sc. 3 Senior-Mid Play Comments left to be made by those who saw it. Sc. 4 Banquet Hilarious excitement! It was the first thing that really brought the class together as a whole and it was also the first class banquet that Miss Bailey had attended at the school, and we felt highly honored. 23 S( . 5 Introduction to the "Senior Parlor" The Seniors welcome us into the "Senior Parlor." It was at that moment, and during all the Commencement Exercises, that it swept over us that the Seniors were going: those girls who had helped and encouraged us all that year, and inspired in us real Abbot spirit. We had to brace our shoulders against that fact, however, and live up to the traditions they had given us. ACT II. OUR GLORIOUS SENIOR YEAR! It came upon us before we knew it. and now it is almost gone, we know not where. >< . 1 Election of Officers It was a joyous meeting, our first one. and after we had elected our officers we tried to plan all that we wanted to crowd into one short year and what that year would mean to each one of us. We arranged a series of teas for the new girls, to show them the Senior Parlor and the fine victrola. for which we thank 1913 and wish that they could realize all the pleasure it has given the whole school this year. Our class rings came early in the fall and we were very much pleased with them. Sc. 2 Frolics: — Although the day for the straw-ride was rather gloomy, it did not dampen our spirits as we drove over to Mrs. Boutwell's barn, where we had a great deal of fun. It has been the wish of every Senior to keep the class as united as possible, so we have had several gatherings during the year around the fire in the Senior Parlor, where we have toasted marshmallows and sung our songs, or else we have all come together for a chafing-dish supper. These have added much to the year's happiness! Sc. 3 Intervale — Four Days of Fun! It will always be a disputed statement, whether our class had the best time, or 1913, the first class to enjoy this privilege. Of course we each have our opinion on the subject. May 1915 have just as good a time, and better, if that is possible. 24 Sc. 4 Senior Play This scene required much hard work and the denial of many good times, but we were glad to do it for the school and for our class. We gave "The Winter's Tale." Sc. 5 Spring Term and Commencement Is it possible that this is our last term of school-life at Abbot Academy 'i It grows harder to realize it every day, now that the end is so near. When our Senior Banquet is over and the Commencement Exercises are through, we will go out to take our places in this big, interesting world, with our hearts and minds made broader, more sympathetic and intelligent by their contact with this school, its teachers, and pupils. We can never forget the happy days spent here, and may we ever strive to "live in the large" and be loyal daughters to our Alma Mater and the Class of 1914. 25 The day has come when we depart. Stand free from all that's gone before, When each of us goes out alone. And trembling knocks at Life's great door. And lest we be forgotten quite. When we have travelled far away. We leave behind a birch-tree white. In sacred memorv of this day. Oh. little tree, so small, so thin. May'st thou grow tall and straight in form. And may'st thou stand for many years And long endure both wind and storm ! Oh, may we straight and steadfast grow. And learn, alone, to fill, like thee. The place that Fate shall make for us, And sail, victorious, Life's rough sea! — E. B. 26 B eautiful B enefactress K indly R adiates K nowledge X aturally M ade M onitor O ften G oes R ambling E ver S tinging T irelessly X ever S eeming W orldly H ating D ilatory C orridors R mining A fter D ollars E ver H ealth A ttentive R estrains M any C rushes M adly E vades B ickering "Oh! T his S ummer!" M anages E dibles C arefully M any M ental H appenings G ives A id J oyfully J oking X ever A hates I nto the woods on a picnic, N ever minding the cold, T railing, snowshoeing and skiing, E very one of us bold. R iding down the toboggan slide, V aliant, happy and gay, A 11 of us shrieking with laughter, L oathing the parting day, E nding our four days of play with — Everybody wept, even the horses wept, and their tears formed a pool and the water froze and Rex slipped and broke his arm — and — everybody wept, even the horses wept fit 33 tntor $lap " CJje Winter'** Cale " Cast Leontes Mamilius Camillo Antigonus Cleomenes Dion polixenes Florizel Mariner Old Shepherd Clown Autolycus (a rogue) Servant to the King Servant to the Shepherd Lords Louise Allaman Edith Page Franees Dowd Marie Winsor Elizabeth Johnson Laura Marland Harriett Bowman Esther Parks Wanda Dean Hildegarde Gutterson Margaret Blake Margaret Wylie Margaret Blake Miriam Bancroft Helen Hamblet Mary Hildreth Alice Sweeney Elisabeth Bartlett Mildred Home Margaret Wylie Marion Clark Shepherds Hermione Perdita Paulina Mopsa Dorcas Ladies of the Court Shepherdesses Guards Officer to the Court Time Dorothy Bond Mildred Home Marie Winsor Helen Hanscom Elsie Whipple Helen Gilbert Lucretia Lowe Helen Burk Frances Jones Helen Burk Miriam Bancroft Laura Marland Gladys Higgins Helen Moody Alice Sweeney Katharine Selden . Elsie Gleason 34 Miles Standish Garret Foster John Margeson Philippe de la Noye mioxzfflib $lap " & ftogt <£'tMpmoutt) Coton " Cast Rhea Koons Miriam Chillingsby Esther Sheldon Barbara Standish Esther Rutter Resolute Story Martha Lamberton Rose de la Noye Barbara Brown Muriel Baker Winifred Warren Sarah Cushing 35 Le Due Laerte Le Comte Irus Silvio Ninon iflrencl) Pap u & quoi ftetornt lea ^euncg filled " Cact Mary Harsh Ninette Charlotte Morris Flora Marjorie Freeman Spadille Josephine Walker Quinola Marion Hamblet Ada Wilkey Margaret Perry Olga Sjostrom 36 ©ur Bops Have you met the men of our class? They are strangely like the girls, Their hair is plastered down so slick, Yet round the edge it curls. And maybe if you look quite close You'll see that their back hair Goes down below their collars, Or perhaps is twisted there. Then, too, their feet are very small, And shod in English cut, And their hands are always soft and white, And free from stain or smut. Their tones are low and musical, Yet 'twould hardly be the case That one of them could win a prize For skill in singing bass. 37 But any such deficiency, They make up in their ties, The colors are so bright and gay The styles so very nice. In fact, their clothes, these men of ours, Are very up-to-date, Their suits look like their brothers' The models just as late. Exclusiveness marks all our boys, Notoriety they fear, They scorn the day-time function, And at eventide appear. We'll ne'er forget those boys of ours. They're the nicest ones we know, And to find out their equals We've very far to go. L. L. 38 "Cfje <©erm" Beware the German measles! They're really dangerous, dear! If we should all be spotted We'd look so very queer. It's really Aery trying That Phillips is so near, But then, the germs do manage To separate us, dear. 39 Classified 9tos LOST — Homesickness. — H. Woolverton. LOST — Faith in Mrs. Pankhurst. — H. Gutterson. WANTED — Some one to debate on Woman Suffrage with me. — M. Howey. TO EXCHANGE — My present "sheltered" position for one in the world which will develop my better self. — N. S. Wilkins. TO EXCHANGE — A toothbrush with a straight handle for one with a red string around it. — M. Bancroft. FOR SALE — A pamphlet entitled, "How to Dress fully and completely in Two Minutes." Limited number of copies. — H. Burk. WANTED — A remedy for crushitis. — D. Fairfield, M. Perry, E. Kilton, M. Freeman. PERSONAL — I will pay a reward to anyone who will keep D. Bennett and L. Allaman apart. — R. M. Checkering. WANTED — A Declaration of Peace in Mexico. For "Fuller" reasons apply to — H. Gilbert FOR SALE — Clothes.— C. Morris. IF you would gain twenty pounds in a month, write for my booklet — "How to get Fat and Healthy." — Helen Hanscom. SITUATION WANTED as Grand Opera singer.— M. Stohn. PERSONAL — What do you feed an aligator? — M. Bancroft. WANTED — A book of jokes to make me smile. — M. Clark. FOR SALE — My book: "How to bring up an American Girl." — H. D. Cramer. 41 as Our aeacljtrg l^oulD Bate Gjs Never late for lesson-. Sever late for meals, Always neat and tidy And most of all. low heels. Xo "awkwardness" in dancing. Xo "Aviation Glide": We must dance with dignity. Grace personified. Sleeves below the elbow. Xeck up to the base, Though it scarce becomes An ordinary face. Though we're really ill. And wish to go to bed. We ought to go to class, For "absence is ill-bred.' We must never argue, Xe'er laugh loud in jest: For our noble faculty Always knows what's best. Thus the struggle grow-. Through the long day's task; The more we try to please. The more our teachers ask. But we must be patient. Xever shirk the task. Some day we'll discover "Faculty knows best." 42 £l)e iMctrola Ah, what are those strains so loud and sweet. That steal upon the ear. Flooding the halls and galleries Till the maidens pause to hear? Caruso, Lauder, and Gluck Bring rapture, laughter and tear. It is our Senior Victrola Which brings such joy to the ear. Ctye Bratmng - tfoom Soft brown tints and rosy lights, The fire burning low; Two sofas large with pillows soft. Reflecting the firelight glow. 43 CUpptngs A riot was almost created at the fourth precinct polls today when Miss Hildegarde Gut- terson, a well-known and admired resident of Winchester, mounted a box and tried to urge the women not to vote. "Woman's place is in the home," and all the ancient war-cries of the antis of ten years ago, marked her speeches. She was quieted only by force. — Winchester Star, Nov. 6, 192k Another romance has come to light in the marriage of one of the nurses of the City Hos- pital to a former patient. Miss Miriam Bancroft in caring for her patient won his heart.' — Concord Daily News, Oct. 9, 1922 A large party of school girls will sail on the steamer "President" which leaves Boston on Saturday. They are under the chaperonage of Miss Elsie Whipple and are planning to spend nine months in Europe. This is Miss Whipple's eighth trip as a "personal conductor" and she is well fitted to take charge of school girls. She is accompanied by an expert linguist, Miss Frances Jones, who will teach the girls French, Italian, German and Russian on the trip. — Boston Transcript, May 7, 1928 One of the best wireless operators in the world is a woman, Miss Gladys Higgins, who is now operator on the great, new ship "President." She is working at present on some ex- periments and thinks that she will soon be able to communicate with both poles. — New York World, Dec. 5, 1928 Tonight at the Denison House College Settlement an exceedingly interesting missionary lecture on Japan will be given. Miss Helen Gilbert and Miss Harriett Bowman, who have just returned from the Land of Cherry-Blossoms, will entertain in costume. Miss Bowman lectures and Miss Gilbert illustrates the talk. Their properties are said to be rare and beauti- ful and their experiences thrilling, so that no one can afford to miss the pleasure of an evening with them. — Boston Transcript, April 2, 1928 44 On Saturday, April 17, Miss Laura Marland spoke to us in a very interesting manner about the work of the Consumers' League and the good things it has accomplished. Abbot is proud to say that it has given such an efficient secretary as Miss Marland to the organi- zation. — Abbot Con rant, June 1921 "The life in Mexico is now much like life in the United States. The little Mexican chil- dren whom I am teaching are just as lively and mischievous as American boys and girls. Nevertheless the change is doing me much good." — Lillian Conroi/s Letter to the Andover Townsman, Feb. 3, 1920 The Abbot Academy girls have begun to practice hockey in earnest. Miss Margaret Blake, a former Abbot girl and hockey captain, is coaching and the girls are working to win her approval. — Andover Townsman, Oct. 1, 1919 At the South Church on Sunday, Reverend Elsie Gleason, the pastor, will preach at the usual hour. The Abbot Academy girls will be present for the first time this year. — Andover Townsman, Sept. 17, 1919 The Star has the authority to make the first announcement of a gift of $100,000 for the maintenance of a vocational school for working children in this city. Miss Helen Hamblet, who has given so much of her time and life to the betterment of conditions here, is responsible for the gift. The donor does not wish his name to be known. — Lawrence Star, Nov. 22, 1928 For the first time in history a woman will be private secretary to the President of the United States. Miss Mary Harsh will hold that position in the new administration. She is well fitted for her work, having made a special study of Political Science, Government, etc. She is a graduate of Abbot Academy, at Andover, Massachusetts, and of Smith College. Washington Sun, Jan. 12, 1929 A large and beautiful reception was given yesterday by Mrs. Kenneth Kendall, nee Miss Louise Allaman, in honor of her house guest, Miss Dorothy Bennett. Miss Bennett is a distinguished young woman, being the minority leader in the House of Representatives in the Massachusetts Legislature. — Dayton News, June 10, 1926 45 A treat is in store for Worcester people with the coming of Carter's Lady Minstrels. This show has been on the road for three years and its phenomenal success has been largely due to one of the end-men (or women, one should say), Elisabeth Bartlett. — Worcester Sun, April 1, 1920 A book that has recently been published called " Poems for Children by One Who Knows Them," has aroused a great deal of favorable comment. The author of the delightful poetry is Miss Olive Wanda Dean — a young woman whose youth is not so far away that she does not remember the joys of childhood. — New York Times, July 10, 1926 This evening at Tremont Temple, Miss Frances Dowd will give readings from her latest book, "The Spirit That Denies." Miss Dowd and her books are too well known to need further introduction. — Boston Transcript, May 12, 1929 One of the big attractions at Keith's next week will be Esther Parks in a musical act. Miss Parks has never before appeared in Boston, but as she has captured the New York public, Keith's patrons may expect this act to be up to the standard. - Boston Herald, Nov. 6, 1921 Tomorrow night Miss Lucretia Lowe will give readings from her own books at Abbot Academy. Miss Lowe was formerly a resident of Andover and a student at the Academy. Her work has a rare and unusual humor and the students always anticipate her coming eagerly. Andover Townsman, Oct. 17, 1928 Miss Mary Hildreth, one of Bethlehem's daughters, is now lecturing and instructing women in politics. Despite her clever talks, the women at large seem more interested in their homes than in their duty at the polls. We wish you "Good Luck," Miss Mary, but we feel that your subject is not carefully chosen. — Bethlehem Neivs, June 2, 1922 Monday afternoon. Miss Mildred Home, professor of Household Economics at Wellesley, will lecture before the November Club on "The Value of Bacilli to the Housewife." — Andover Townsman. Jan. 4, 1925 The "Emporium of Dry Goods" has been purchased by Miss E. Johnson of Andover. Under her efficient management the store will, no doubt, be a success. — Andover Townsman, June 7, 1924 46 The Drama League, of which Miss Katherine Selden of Andover, Mass., is president, has just issued a long list of plays worth while. Since its organization the League has done more to better the condition of the American stage than any other agency. — Philadelphia Post, Sept. 15, 1928 Miss Bertha Wessel, one of our Andover girls, and a graduate of Abbot Academy, has just been elected librarian of the town library. — Andover Townsman, Oct. o, 1923 Miss Marie Winsor will lecture on "China as an Equal Suffrage Country," at Abbot Academy tomorrow afternoon. Much interest is being shown in the lecture, especially because Miss Winsor was a former Abbot girl. — Andover Townsman, March 1, 1926 Springfield will tonight hear a singer of wonderfully sweet voice. Miss Margaret Wylie, who has been trained at home and abroad, will give a concert at the Opera House this even- ing. It is said that she possesses a voice of great strength and sweetness. — Springfield Journal, Nov. lo, 1925 "My Kindergarten System — a Combination of the Froebel and Montessori Systems." is a new book that no up-to-date kindergartner can afford to be without. The author is Helen Doris Hanscom. — New York World, Aug. 10, 1928 Rumor hath it, and we report it only with that understanding, that Miss Dorothy Bond will soon resign as teacher of mathamatics in our High School, to take up housekeeping. But, remember. Rumor hath it! — Reading Star May 12, 1921 At a meeting yesterday of the Policewomen of Massachusetts, held at the Copley Plaza, several strong speeches were made. Miss Marion Clark of Andover spoke on "The Power of the Policewoman over Boys," and Miss A. Sweeney of Lawrence spoke stirringly on "What We are Worth." —Boston Herald, Jan. 12, 1924 One of the first shops I entered on the Rue Sainte Honore was kept by an American and carried American goods. I talked with the owner — Miss Helen Burk of Philadelphia — and she told me that her trade was very great. "Home things appeal to all," she said, "espe- cially to Americans who have lived here for many years." Mrs. Little's Paris Letter to the New York Sun, April '.), !'.> 2 .' 47 %\)t J5oung 3Latip Across t\)t Wd^ I told the Young Lady Across the Way that a young ensign of my acquaintance had been suddenly called to defend his country's honor on the Mexican coast and asked her whether I should be jealous of the senoritas in their mantillas or go to the front as a Red Cross nurse. She said that for her part she just loved those cavalry cloaks, but some people preferred khaki. The Young Lady Across the Way heard that they were going to forbid spreads at Abbot and after thinking it over she said that of course spreads were all right but that for her part she thought after all comforters were warmer. I asked the Young Lady Across the Way, after she had returned from a visit to Abbot, if she had heard any of the serenades of the Phillips students. She said that she did go to the Inquiry Social, but that for her part she always found the syllables hard to guess. The Young Lady Across the Way was asked if she approved of Student Government in boarding schools. She replied that for her part she thought it was wise to give the news, but she didn't believe in some of President Wilson's theories. I asked the Young Lady Across the Way whether she thought the period of isolation for scarlet fever was unreasonably long, and she said that for her part she thought vaccination was a great safeguard but some people preferred to have it young. 48 (But 9lrt (gallery D ance of the Nymphs Prudence The Broken Pitcher Mona Lisa Age of Innocence The Helping Hand The Sewing School Song of the Lark "Wake Up" Aurora School of Vestals The Sowers (Sewers) E. Butler H. Hardy E. Parks E. Kilton A. Burke H. Burk H. WoOLVERTON Miss Mason V. Allen H. Cutting h. gutterson Senior Parlor M. Wylie M. Bancroft M. Crockett Senior Class D. Pillsbury L. Erickson H. Balfe 49 La Belle Jardiniere U Pensieroso The Concert Perdita The Parrot's Cage The Milkmaid The Kiss Melancholia The Coquette The Lace Maker The Bathers Miss Bancroft A. Sweeney Miss Runner's Corridor E. Whipple Room 19 Miss Checkering Jessie Lumsden M. Huntington B. Brown M. Horne C. Morris E. Parks . M. Bancroft 50 M. Blake: "What tune did Marie use for her class song, Louise?" L. Allaman: "Oh, 'Abide with Me.' She always does." Martha L. : "You know, Helen G.'s friend has a misplaced eyebrow." Marjorie F. : "A misplaced eyebrow? Where is it?" Miss Howey: "What part of you should lead when running?" E. Whipple: "The front." Girl (reciting in History II): "Anselm was a layman." Miss Chickering (to class): "You all know what a layman is, of course. No?" M. Barnard: "It is a man who lays bricks and builds walls." M. Bancroft (at dinner): "Have you read 'The Last Days of Pompeii'?" L. Erickson: "No; what did Pompeii die of?" M. Bancroft: "Oh, some kind of an eruption." A Fidelio Soprano: "Mr. Ashton, shall I breathe after 'death'?" Miss Chickering: "Myrtle, tell us about Pilgrim's Progress." Myrtle: "Oh! yes! That was the landing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock." H. Hanscom: "I'm going to be married when Easter falls on Wednesday." L. Allaman (in Psychology): "I don't know anything about the brain; I never studied Physics." M. Baker (in History): "Oh, that's in Dante's 'Paradise Lost'." Geology Class. Miss W : "So that is how bays and lakes are formed. Can any- one name a bay or lake thus formed?" Student from N. Y.: "Back Bay." M. Crockett (at dinner table): "Miss R — , what would you do with Dorothy P — ? She believes everything I say." Miss R— : "I wouldn't talk so much." CLASS BOOK BOARD - 1914 HlLDEGARDE GuTTERSOX Dorothy Bexxett Helex Hamblet, Mariox Brooks Harriett Bowman Fraxces Dowd, Esther Parks Margaret Wylie 52 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editors Art Editor I m^t-t COURANT BOARD Literary Editors Alice Sweeney Lucretia Lowe Ada Wilkey Elisabeth Bartlett Martha Lamberton Business Editors Marion Selden Mildred Horne Elsie Whipple 53 Margaret Perry CJ)e ^tuDent (Eouncil The Student Council of Abbot Academy was founded in 1911. It is a group of girls chosen by the student body, which strives to keep up the good reputation of Abbot in all ways. This holds for matters both outside and inside the school, but does not affect keeping of study hours, tardiness, spreads, etc. It is expected that each girl in the school will heartily cooperate with this representative body and will assist the members in securing the best interests of all the students. 54 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Hildegarde Gutterson President Frances Jones Secretary Helen Hanscom Marjorie Freeman Helen Burk Alice Fidler Mildred Home Norma Allen Margaret Blake Harriette Woolverton 55 ABBOT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Mildred Horxe Lois Ericksox Norma Allex HlLDEGARDE GlTTERSOX President Vice-President Sec ret art) Treasurer 56 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Margaret Blake E-ther Sheldon Frances Jones President Secretary Treasurer - ' flMHBBH WKR" I B. Brown P. Brooks H. Balfe M. Crockett (Sub) HOCKEY TEAM Margaret Blake, Captain Esther Parks, Manager M. Perry E. Allen E. Sheldon E. Wade (Sub) Score : Bradford 5 ; Abbot 1 H. Haniblet K. Selden M. Home M. Selden e f f f *l 9 FIDELIO M. Crockett M. Larrabee E. Stohn A. Grant E. Parker M. Hamblet C. Sargent E. Wade M. Huntington H. Balfe H. Warfield E. Bartlett A. Fidler B. Gleason H. Woolverton ML Akerley H. Dole M. Bartlett R. Jackson R. Koons M. Goodwin G. Shackleton M. Flynn M. Selden L. Murray E. Milliken L. Hamer M. MeUor D. Bushnell L. Albrecht S. Gushing M. Brooks B. Brown S. Flynn 0. Sjostrom J. Nye P. Brooks GLEE club Helen Haksoom, Leader Esther Parks Margaret Wylie Frances Jones Louise Allaman Frances Dowd Mildred Crockett Helene Hardy Rhea Koons Elizabeth Kinnell Alice Fidler Harriette Woolverton 62 Marion Brooks Hints anD Helps The Junior-Mids do romp and race, And often fall into disgrace. But they will dignity acquire. Which in due time, all will admire. The Juniors are so young and green, Their number scarcely is sixteen, But they will grow in grace, we hope, And have of knowledge, wider scope. The Preps are scarcely in their teens, Poor dears, they haven't yet the means To overcome their bashfulness, But Fourteen's influence soon they'll bless. 63 Class of 1914 to Class of 1015 We, the Class of 1914 of Abbot Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, in consideration of the courtesy and kindness of the class of 1915 of said school, do give to the class of 1915 to have and to hold until its departure from said Abbot Academy, the following property and privileges : to wit — The front seats in chapel. The newly-decorated Senior Parlor, with its porch. The use of the Victrola. The courtesy of the under-class girls, including — The holding open of doors for Seniors. Allowing Seniors precedence, even in getting "per." Carrying of wraps and books for Seniors. Rising on entrance of Seniors. Pushing in Senior chairs at table. Tying Senior shoes. Holding umbrellas over Seniors. Room I, McKeen Hall, with the added privilege of seeing the horse-chestnut buds grow during the spring term. The kettle and the hope of the candle (or its equivalent). The privilege of hearing the noise of the Art lantern. The hope of telephoning without a chaperone. The Day-scholars' room for Bible. The opportunity of giving new pillows to the Senior Day-scholars' room. The fun and dignity of the Seniors. And lastly: We give unto the keeping of the class of 1915 the sacred trust of our Alma Mater. Signed: The Class of 1914 or Abbot Academy, June 9, 1914. Andover, Mass. 64 s^S, Qfofcerftsemente WE WISH TO THANK THOSE WHO HAVE ADVERTISED IN THIS BOOK, AND REQUEST THE STUDENTS OF ABBOT ACADEMY TO PATRONIZE THEM IN SO FAR AS IT IS POSSIBLE Exclusive Clothing for Misses Misses' Coats, Suits, Frocks, Blouses, Millinery, Shoes and Underwear Undoubtedly the largest and best arranged selling; sections devoted solely to Misses' Garments in New England are conveniently grouped on our big Third Floor. Here we specialize on styles and models best adapted to the youthful form. 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Published 9:00 pm, Monday, August 5, 2002
Polls are open until 8 p.m.
Voters do not have to declare a party preference in order to vote. They will receive a ballot listing Republican and Democratic candidates and those in nonpartisan races, such as the Court of Appeals. Voters must restrict their votes to Democrats or Republicans; switching parties partway through will invalidate the partisan part of the ballot.
All voters may vote in the nonpartisan races, regardless of which partys primary they choose.
Midland County results are available at the Midland County Services Building tonight both on screen and on paper. A television broadcast from the county building is planned on MCTV, which can be viewed by Midland customers of Charter Communications.
On the Internet, results are to be posted at the Midland Daily News site, which is www.ourmidland.com. Results also are to be posted at two other sites. One is the Michigan Secretary of State's site.
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Cisco is now fully awake. Whitefield won't let him out of bed yet but he should be good to go by tomorrow. Wagner remains unconscious. Whitefield fears the worst. Every night I sit by his bedside. I tell him everything that he has missed. Sometimes I'll recite a poem for him. Wagner always liked my poems.
We're still heading towards Argo Bay although I wonder if we should stop somewhere else. Perhaps a town doctor would be able to do more for my dear friend. I will be in conference with Whitefield and Milton about this shortly. Maybe even Cisco.
For now, I was digging through some of my old files and found a charming little poem that I wrote when I was young, still a school boy before getting a job as a navy cabin boy. A river bordered the forest land just outside town. It was one of the wealthier towns in the kingdom too, near to the capital but not quite there. As a result, some older gentlemen had access to the developing industry of Stills. My father made us get our portrait done by men with Still Shutters every year. One of these guys offered to capture a Still for me to go with poem for class. My classmates hated me for it. None of their fathers were in the navy so none of them had access to what I did.
Anyway, here is the poem and I will attach the Still after it.
Standing adrift in thought
Watching the serene river as it gently brushes the shore
Watching the peaceful undisturbed surface
Undisturbed until a small family of ducks float by
Tasting the moist air on my tongue
Feeling the gentle breeze ruffle my hair
Smelling the fragrant aroma of plant life
Hearing the soft chat of birds
Experiencing the wonderful life of the river
and all that inhabits it
I'll let you know how things go.
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Serves 6
Prep Time: 30 minutes or fewer
When fresh fruit and cream cheese get rolled together in a tortilla OR mountain bread, the result tastes a lot like cheesecake. Use whatever fruit kids prefer, but don't skip the bananas, which help hold the wraps together.
1 4-oz. pkg. reduced-fat cream cheese
2 tsp. sugar or sugar substitute, optional (you can use a drizzle of raw honey)
4 drops vanilla extract
3 8-inch whole-wheat tortillas (or mountain bread)
10–12 strawberries, thinly sliced
½ small cantaloupe, thinly sliced, or 3 kiwifruits, peeled and thinly sliced
2 bananas, thinly sliced
1. Mash together cream cheese, sugar (if using), and vanilla extract in bowl with fork until smooth.
2. Spread each tortilla with 2 Tbs. cream cheese mixture, spreading all the way to edges. Scratch square in cream cheese with butter knife or spatula (make biggest possible square you can fit inside tortilla). This will define the filling area.
3. Arrange strawberries and cantaloupe or kiwifruit in single layer inside square. Top with banana slices.
4. Fold up bottom of tortilla along scratched line, and fold in sides along lines. Tightly roll up tortilla, pushing in any filling that slides out. Set seam side down on plate, and press to seal. Freeze 10 minutes to set. Cut in half on bias, and serve.


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Having seen the trailer numerours times in the cinema over the last few weeks, I'm really looking forward to seeing this film shortly. Never Let Me Go is a film adaption of the book of the same name by Japanese-born British author Kazuo Ishiguro.
The trailer is quite capturing and it seems to be an amazing story. Nevertheless starring fabulous Keira Knightly and my personal favorite Andrew Garfield. Bliss.
I'm now debating whether to read the book first or just watch the movie, as most of the times, the film adaption never is as brilliant as the book.


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Tamba Villas Thalpe is the beautiful collaboration between Hempel Holdings and Shakticola.
Hempel Holdings is a Board of Investment company based in Colombo, established in 2003 , it has a wealth of experience in creating and developing successful business opportunities in Sri Lanka.
Shakticola is a design and project management company based in Galle which is responsible for some of the most high-end, luxury villas and boutique hotels along the south coast of Sri Lanka.
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SOCHI, February 19. /ITAR-TASS/. Ukranian alpine skier Dmitro Mytsak has expressed regret over acts of mass unrest going on in Kiev during the Olympic Games, the Ukrainian skier told Itar-Tass upon completion of men's giant slalom where Mytsak is in 60th position in the final standings.
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Maintenance of underwater equipment in the future with robot
Intelligent diving robot will in future keys on the sea floor, grab, replace parts and even reap. Still, it's the future. Initial tests are now available in a salt water pool.
It looks like a large swimming pool . But when you look into the eight -meter-deep pool looks to drive underwater robot through the water and on the ground to inspect a pipeline or control pump systems of an offshore gas – handling system .
The Maritime Exploration hall of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence ( DFKI) in Bremen was officially put into operation on Monday . The centerpiece is the 23 -meter long and 19 meter wide saltwater tanks are tested and developed in the new systems with intelligent diving robots .
"We must first know that our systems are secure ," said Frank Kirchner , head of the DFKI Robotics Innovation Center. In the next five years they will have the market. The demand for suitable solutions for the control of water systems is large.
Thousands of kilometers of pipelines and submarine cables lie deep on the ocean floor . Vast areas are full of pumps and pipes of oil and gas installations on the high seas . And more and more foundations of offshore wind turbines are anchored under water.
" The aim of the new systems , maintenance and inspection of equipment, no matter where they are located, inexpensive to make and partly at all possible ," Kirchner said. So should a vehicle leave Avalon called for example pipelines in deepwater autonomous and track with the help of sensors washouts or sand deposits. " If the pipeline washed away at one point , they can break through ," explained Kirchner. It can also be compressed.
Has also been developed a deep hand with three fingers. These were equipped with 800 pressure sensor points , Kirchner said. " We want to touch and feel objects in the deep sea . " In deeper areas will increasingly set on sensor technology. " 200 meters under water it is dark, because you have to bring light , and that takes too much energy. "
The manganese nodule harvest in the Pacific was possible with the help of new technology in the foreseeable future , said the expert. This could reduce raw materials is invasive, and the seabed would not be destroyed as necessary.
Despite all the innovation is a flight recorder but do not let see if the search area could not be determined in detail , Kirchner stressed with regard to the search for the missing aircraft in the Pacific Malaysia Airlines. The search area is too big . " That would be like watching a shoebox in Germany hide somewhere and say , sit in the car and seek him . "
Kirchner looks for intelligent underwater robot development opportunities for the next 20 years. So it could also be possible to create an autonomous underwater device that taps or valves can open and close . It would also be conceivable to use a robot permanently stationed on the seabed for the inspection of offshore installations. The operator can then commit any time in the office of the screen its investment virtually, Kirchner said.
Each individual component of a diving robot is tested in a pressurized chamber to 600 bar, in order to be ready for the deep-sea . Initial tests at sea are to run on artificial reef off Rügen, and ahead of Brazil on offshore installations , according to the expert in 2015 in the Baltic Sea . "That we be a gradual process . " (Reuters)


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The day finally came. I was actually very excited for the tutu run and to put my training to the test. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to sleep the night before but lucky for me I slept like a baby.
A before picture of Blanca and I. It was a chilly morning but luckily it didn't rain.
I felt great the first 6 miles. Even when I started getting a little tired around mile 7 I was able to keep going. Unfortunately at mile 11 I hit a terrible wall. I just wanted to stop and walk but luckily my sister helped push me and helped not give up. I had to keep saying outloud "you got this."
"Keep going."
"you can do it."
Even though I felt a little bit like a crazy person it really did help me keep going. We finished in 2 hours and 35 minutes! I cried happy tears when we got to the end because I couldn't believe I was able to finish such a hard goal! I thought of the example I was making for my family. Especially Bella. I was so grateful for my sister for always being a good example, always encouraging me and for running with me. I was also super grateful to Doug for always helping me get my runs in even when our schedules were crazy busy. Seriously my family is awesome! Even my parents to came to support us!


text: I was born in England and was stationed there after joining the USAF. I can tell you that england has zero crime....bbbwwahhhhhh just kiding. To be honest I even the US Military personal have been severly restricted when it comes to firearms. I know that it is hard to get all the required approvals and you have to meet strick guidelines to own any weapons. Most only own shotguns and then even those are regulated out the wazzo. Hand guns are only for the cops and privilaged. Rifles are like shotguns but seem to require more paperwork and justification. This is for those that follow the law, but like most cases criminals don't follow the law and guns get to the bad guys easy.


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We are so lucky to have Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps and More sponsoring our challenges each week in September!! And as if that wasn't wonderful enough.... we have another sample from their design team!! We would like to welcome back Tam from Droplets in a Rusty Bucket with another fabulous card!!
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Game Date: 6/5/2016
Location: The Game Keep
Campaign: Shattered Star, Session 56
System: D&D 5e
DM: Rusty
The Party:
Bjertha Brawlbaker (Matt) - Dwarf Fighter
Fellany Mertien (Gary) - Human Fighter
Gustav Greycastle (Graham) - Human Necromancer
Maruca (Daniel) - Elf Ranger/Cleric/Rogue
Slancio Brioso (Thomas) - Human Bard
The Session:
When we left off, we'd just finished off a rune giant, and took a long rest in Gustav's magic mansion. Then we took an automatic stairway to the next level. In the next room there was another one of those arcane chairs that Gustav keeps playing with, this one focused on Necromancy. There was one door, which opened into the lair of Xin, our campaign's final boss.
The second Crystallis was Hasted, but Slancio dispelled that. Fellany got off several crits on the Crystallis in one round, and Meruca finished it off. Xin fired off some powerful darts that ignored armor, and dispelled the zone of Silence. Xin's armor kept transforming, which effected what effects he was under. Sometimes he was hasted (giving him five powerful claw attacks), and other times he auto-passed all saving throws. His armor also had poison spines. However, whenever Xin would roll a one, he would become stunned for a round, due to his unstable mental state. At one point he was both stunned (auto fail all saves) and in the "auto pass all saves" mode at the same time, a contradiction that nearly destroyed the universe.
Bjertha kept two of the Axiomites busy and away from the rest of the battle. The two Axiomites kept trying to use sneak attacks on Bjertha, but the fighter's Displacer Cloak kept them from hitting. One Axiomite was brought down by a Magic Missile, and Meruca killed another. Then Xin used Chain Lightning on Slancio, Gustav, and Gustav's guards. Xin kept trying to use something called "Mage's Disjunction" on our Sihedron, which never worked but made us nervous.
Yet another Crystallis appeared. Meruca killed the final Axiomite. Fellany made made one final attack on Xin, doing a couple of Crits for a total of 101 points of damage. This destroyed Xin, causing the Crystallis to die as well. The crystal tower began to shudder and crumble apart. We loaded ourselves up however possible, and escaped the tower.
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The overall aura of the commercial, and the woman in it.
The overall aura of the commercial, and the woman in it.
Pre-2013 post are written with incomplete understanding.
She is ENFP, the aura is ENTJ I would say.
Well I am back. How's everyone? Don't have as much time now, but glad to see some of the old gang are still here.
Nothing could be more polr than that, mhm...
Pre-2013 post are written with incomplete understanding.
The commercial is just not sexy to me at all.
Pre-2013 post are written with incomplete understanding.
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I can't stand anything about it.
The whole persona of the woman is not attractive or appealing to me. She does not seem feminine or very sincere, or enjoyable to be around. I think the premise of the commercial is foolish, "not turn you own, but does it return the favor" - makes me roll my eyes. I doubt I would get along well with the "character" the woman is playing.
The car may be cool in and of itself, but the aura of the commercial stands out such that I actually brought it up here - it is unusually unappealing to me. It seems fake and 'badass' for the sake of being 'badass'.
Granted, this is my excessive normative analysis of a car commercial, but still. Whenever it comes on in the TV I am reminded of how much I dislike it. It reminds me of a few people I suppose, who are also of the types Expat listed in the above post, believe it or not.
Pre-2013 post are written with incomplete understanding.
I thought it was Gamma or something but Expat's argument makes more sense.
I don't find it particularly appealing even if the underlying proposal does work for me in a way. I just find the commercial a bit artificial.
Saab (I think) had a very Gamma commercial - I couldn't find it. A guy is bored in a room fool of people watching and cheering a soccer game during a world cup. The bored guy slips away quietly. Next, he's happily driving his Saab fast on the empty streets of Barcelona (since everyone else stayed home to watch the cup). Now that's a fully Gamma commercial. But I can't find it.
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Originally Posted by implied
The woman seemed ISTp to me. Slow talking relaxed sitting, talking about some stuff that made no sense to me... Her voice is weak, no liveliness. How you present your idea seems less important than the idea itself and I can't see the valuing in that. As you watch the commercial, you can almost feel the soft texture of the car, the velvety shine of the road... The sound reflects the serenity of the luxurious drive, the close-up to the leather seat makes you imagine how it would feel against your skin. I do not see the polr or devaluing anywhere.
The idea of the car returning the favor sounds quite appealing to me. At first I was confused but then I got the image that turning the key brings the car to life and then it felt like the car owed something to the owner.
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Originally Posted by implied
No. She wasn't devaluing at all. She was saying 'it's not cool because it's comfortable, it's cool because it's powerful.' In American society, using pure as an advertising gimmick won't work even when it's very clear that the car is extremely comfortable. So it was devaluing *in a sense* maybe, but it was a playful way. Your matter-of-fact way of speaking makes it sound like she was picking coolness over comfort. She was trying to sell a car that had both power and comfort. So it valued and .I saw devaluing in the general idea of pointing out that the small details arent't important (even if, as I said, it also called attention to them).
To me, the car looks awesome. Because when I drive I want to actually feel like I'm driving. Not some airy pathetic thing. Totally annoys me. A car should feel earthly and like...you're actually doing something.
Fleeting moments? They take up nearly most of the video.Those were fleeting moments,


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The Bhagavad Gita Chapter 1 Verses 38 39 40
The Bhagavad Gita Chapter 1 Verses 38 39 40
The verses
yady apy ete na paśhyanti lobhopahata-chetasaḥ
kula-kṣhaya-kṛitaṁ doṣhaṁ mitra-drohe cha pātakam
kathaṁ na jñeyam asmābhiḥ pāpād asmān nivartitum
kula-kṣhaya-kṛitaṁ doṣhaṁ prapaśhyadbhir janārdana
kula-kṣhaye praṇaśhyanti kula-dharmāḥ sanātanāḥ
dharme naṣhṭe kulaṁ kṛitsnam adharmo 'bhibhavaty uta
Word to word meaning
yadi api—even though;
kula-kṣhaya-kṛitam—in annihilating their relatives;
mitra-drohe—to wreak treachery upon friends;
jñeyam—should be known;
pāpāt—from sin;
nivartitum—to turn away;
kula-kṣhaya—killing the kindered;
prapaśhyadbhiḥ—who can see;
janārdana—he who looks after the public, Shree Krishna
kula-kṣhaye—in the destruction of a dynasty;
praṇaśhyanti—are vanquished;
kula-dharmāḥ—family traditions;
naṣhṭe—is destroyed;
kṛitsnam—the whole;
Translation of the entire verses
Their thoughts are overpowered by greed and they see no wrong in annihilating their relatives or wreaking treachery upon friends. Yet, O Janardan (Krishna), why should we, who can clearly see the crime in killing our kindred, not turn away from this sin? When a dynasty is destroyed, its traditions get vanquished, and the rest of the family becomes involved in irreligion.
Arjuna although a warrior and the world's best archer is soft hearted by nature and him as far as possible liked to prevent violence and liked harmony and peace. He also had a lot of love for his elders and respected them to the fullest. This we can see in many instances but here I wish to point out two instances. One is when king Jeyadratha abducted Draupadi and when he get caught by Arjuna and Bheema, Bheema instantly wanted to kill him but it was Arjuna who prevented him and took Jeyadrata to Yudhistra. The other instance is in Virat war Arjuna could have killed all after he put the sleeping astra on them. In fact the prince of Virat will ask him to kill them. But Arjuna due to love and respect for his elders Bheeshma, Drona and Kripa and for his kith and kin Duryodhana and others will leave them and just take their top clothes as his victory trophy and leave the place. So here he feels the Kauravas are greedy and wanted to usurp their kingdom although they were all brothers but he thought why he should follow wrong footsteps instead he wanted to prevent this sin by going away from this warfield even if he had to stay permanently in the forest.
In a family, the family tradition and culture is taught to the youngsters and the next generation by the elders of the family. It is this way the practices of that family is carried through genrations. So if the elders die a premature death that family culture and tradition is not carried forthwith. So Arjuna feels if it is like that for a small family if a whole dynasty is destroyed the future generation will not know about that dynasty and the customs, practices and the religious beliefs of that dynasty gets lost so why wage this war where almost all the kings of the world are lined up and ready to give their life for either the Kauravas or the Pandavas.
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Don't Waste Your Flu
It has not been a whole lot of fun around our house for the past week and a half. I got the party started on Friday when what I thought was just another allergy attack quickly turned into a high fever and chills. I spent the next three days in bed, which sounds lovely, but the feeling that death was imminent really sucked the joy out of it. My last day of fever was last Monday and Asher's first day was Tuesday. And then Jude took his turn beginning on Thursday. Simeon got a piece of the action over the weekend. I am here to type these words because of God's abundant grace poured out to me in the form of my husband and my mother. Kris single-parented while I was down and then my mom came during the week to help with the sick boys as I recovered.
I usually tell people I absolutely love having children so close together. It's challenging and very busy, but a small span of stages to contend with normally makes things easier. Exception: when the flu hits. Total game-changer. It's hard. And I had lots of help.
But having Family Flu is what God ordained for us. So obviously there are some things He wanted me to think about and learn from during this process. So taking my cue from this, I decided to write out those things and hopefully, not waste my flu.
1. I am more grateful now for the health and well-being I experience 99% of the time. I forget to give thanks when I wake up in the morning and there is no pain or sickness. But what a blessing. I usually feel great and that is something, in this cursed world, that God gives in his great mercy.
2. I was reminded how much I love my role was a wife and a mother. When I was lying in bed, listening to life go on outside my door, I longed to get up and join them. I wanted to be the one caring for my children and taking care of my house. I wanted to come along side of Kris as he played with the boys and got them what they needed. But I had to isolate myself from them. Before this, the idea of closing my door and getting to rest from my normal duties sounded amazing, but I discovered that being in the middle of their lives is what makes mine joyful.
3. My husband is phenomenal. I already knew this, of course, but he jumped into the role of primary caregiver of us all and he did not miss a beat. We are used to tag-teaming and giving each other breaks, but he was on his own for four days and I could not be more impressed with him. He served us all selflessly and is a true picture of the love that Christ has for His church. I think I may have fallen in love all over again :)
4. The flu is no fun, but it only attacks your body. My real illness is sin--the true sickness from which I need to healed. It is pervasive and it is fatal. Just like the flu knocked me down, sucked the life from my bones and robbed me of energy and rest and ease of mind, sin does the same to my soul. Enter Good News. I have been healed. The deadly soul flu that threatened to consume me has been removed. Christ suffered. He was stricken, smitten, and afflicted so I could be made well. I give him praise for the relief I feel in my body now that the virus is gone, but I fall to my knees and worship for the relief I have from my dead soul being brought to life.
5. There is not enough that can be said about the blessing of healthy children. It's frustrating to have to slow life down and deal with sickness, but I realize that after some medicine and rest, life will go back to normal. But about 30 minutes away from my house is one of the nation's biggest cancer treatment facilities for children. There are parents that are watching their children suffer, some with no promise of them ever recovering. I have been reminded to be so thankful for the health of my boys, to pray for those that face much scarier diseases, and to realize that even if God permits that which I fear most, He will be enough--in the flu, in cancer, in death--he is all we need.
We're still quarantined over here. Asher is fever free today for the first time in a week and Jude is still feeling pretty crummy. If Simeon could just get that second top tooth to break through, he'd be doing much better, too. I'm ready for things to get back to normal.
But I am thankful that God uses the flu to bring out about grateful hearts, the opportunity to serve and care for each other, and (Dear God please) one hell of a souped-up immune system.


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