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When I was pregnant, I remember looking at baby handprints on ceramic and swore I would do one with Emma before she turned a year old. I thought it was such a cute way to remember those baby months and how teeny tiny their hands were. But then, as expected, life happened. Things got very busy and I never got round to it. Then as she became more of a toddler, it became increasingly difficult to bring her to a place full of breakables without almost having a heart attack.
However, in the spirit of our Friday challenge for the year (I must think of an official name for that) – I thought we would try out The Pottery Painting Cafe. I've heard great things about this cafe ever since Emma was born: a little cafe in the North Laines for you to have a cup of coffee while the kids paint a ceramic of your choice. I remember the girls in my NCT group made little 'First Christmas' decorations too, so needless to say there is a lot of variety to choose from! On the Friday we booked in, it was pouring with rain all day so seemed like the perfect thing to do together. We bundled up in warm clothes and off we went to go painting…
First Impressions
The cafe was easy to find behind Brighton Station and located next to all the shops in the Laines; the perfect addition to a day of shopping in Brighton. You have to book an appointment there but we managed to get a slot within an hour of ringing up, so they are very accomodating. Despite the rain and cold weather, we found the cafe easily as the outside is painted lime green – you can't miss it!
As we entered the cafe, the girls working there helped us with the buggy and were so welcoming. This made a huge difference, as the cafe was a little narrow and I always get nervous in case the buggy gets in the way. The first thing I noticed was how beautiful the decor was – bright colours throughout, down to the waterproof table cloth. Emma seemed to be at home instantly and I wondered if it was because of all the colours around her. We both had a wonder around, as there was lots of examples of a huge variety of ceramics to look at for our painting. Now it was decision time…what would we chose to display Emma's little handprint?
Time to Paint
After having a look round, I decided it would be nice to paint a side plate as I thought we could display this quite easily in our kitchen. Next it was time to paint! I only found out when Emma started nursery how much she loves to paint. I don't know if I'm alone here but I tend to leave messy play to nursery as we don't have masses of room for painting in our house. So this was my first time seeing Emma alone with the paints, and I was so impressed. She sat down really nicely in the chair, and once I gave her a brush, she knew instantly that she has to dip the paint and then paint the plate. The girls running the cafe were fantastic with toddlers too and she advised that we let Emma 'free paint' on the back of the plate to get her used to it, before doing the hand print.
I watched Emma painting for half an hour or so, exploring the different paints as she went along and then asked the girls for a bit of help doing the handprint. I wondered if Emma would be a bit wriggly doing the handprint but she seemed to love the feel of the paint on her hand – rubbing the paint into her hands. Then finally we made a perfect handprint on the plate! I then asked the girl to write the lettering with her name and age, as my handwriting is shocking.
Creating Memories
After we finished our plate, it was taken off to be finished in the kiln and we collected it in 2 days time. We stayed there playing with the paints and it struck me that this is something Emma just loves to do. She has always had great concentration and although she's still a little young to be decorating ceramics, it's definitely one we'll keep in mind for years to come. There was also a little girl there aged 5 or 6 years old who was really enjoying it.
We had a wonderful afternoon at the Painting Pottery Cafe and it felt brilliant to tick something off my bucket list of things to do when Emma is young. The plate is beautiful and sitting displayed in our kitchen, which reminded me of a plate with a flower that my Mum still has hung in our bathroom. So I'd like to think that in thirty years time, we'll still have our little plate displayed too. It costs £5 per painter at the cafe, plus the cost of the ceramic item (in our case £17 for the plate). I would highly recommend it if you're visiting Brighton and hope to return in the future. Thanks to Hazel at the cafe for a wonderful afternoon!
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Character Analysis in Modern Literature
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An analysis of a character in literature constitutes an extension of a person's verbal representation especially the inert behavior that controls speech, manner, and thought. Through the direct speech, actions, dialogue, and commentary, literature encapsulates some of the natural interactions in character. The traits of a character must be evident in any character analysis report or essay.
- Introduction
- The Importance of Character Analysis
- Social Life
- Morality of Character
- Language
- Final Thoughts
For instance, characters may be confident, lazy, noisy or quiet, careless, etc. Also, the physical outlook of a character is also important as this helps in matching a character or contrast the particular aspects of the character. In fact, even the name of the character is significant as it can contribute into a demonstration of an individual trait. For instance, Shakespeare uses 'Hamlet' as a name of a character to picture the size of the character. The name refers to a tiny doomed thing, and this explains why the character is fighting with himself. For instance, when a person feels mentally unstable, it is likely to expect a self-harm from such a character, as well as the harm caused to others. A good example of a name impact is Hamlet's retreating after becoming unstable. He decides to harm the entire kingdom. Summarily, the complete obliteration is a manifestation of his inner struggle and the inability to restore sanctity.
The process of character analysis entails three main structural aspects. First is to identify the character, second is to describe a character, and third is to explain or appraise a character based on the behavior, actions or any other interactive influence. With identification, it is always important to select a genuine character and the one who plays a significant role in the literary works. One of the clues in identifying a character is by establishing the importance of a particular character in a literary work. Protagonists can be distinguished from lesser characters. As with character description, the process entails providing an overview of the role a character plays in the story. Lastly, an explanation of a character involves an account of a character in tandem with other characters in the literature work. The key areas of interpretation include the motivation behind a character's behavior; the significance of a character's actions; a characters relations with others in the story, and the theme generated through the actions.
The Importance of Character Analysis
Character analysis is crucial in literature for a number of reasons which include the revelation of the central theme in the story, identification and separation of the main characters from secondary ones and defining their relationships, as well as the determination of the conflict in the literature work. In other words, the analysis of a character gives the reader clues to learn more than only the outlook of a person. So, it helps to make every character of the story seem real and more appealing to readers.
As with the central theme, an analysis aims to establish the main idea posed by the author of the story. Such inner meaning can only become evident through character analysis. Often, the behavior, actions, and dialogue of the characters reveal the theme of the play, story, fiction or any other literary work. However, narration or play may have more than one theme. Through analysis, the main topics may be organized to identify the central and subsidiary themes. A look at the Hamlet as a character reveals the intention of Shakespeare's writing.
The theme of certainty, the theme of action, and theme of revenge are some of the key themes shown through an analysis of the Hamlet protagonist. Certainty theme is evident through the postponement of Hamlet's actions while he kept trying to determine the certainty of what he was doing. The play poses several questions that have no particular answer. Because of the shadows of death in the play, it is impossible for Hamlet to determine for certain, the factuality about crimes that have no evidence. This theme is only evident as one tries to evaluate the meaning of the play.
Character analysis also helps in the identification of the main character. This is important because the main characters contribute to understanding what the author was aimed to say and provides a revelation of the main themes. Often, the main characters constitute a significant part of the dialogues, actions, and other interactions. In a play, for instance, two main characters are likely to prevail – one is a protagonist and the other secondary. Hamlet is identified as the main character because of the taken role in the play. Because of the inherent revenge within the play, Hamlet's emotion leads us to the identification of other main characters including Claudius, Gertrude, Polonius, Ophelia. Regardless of their existence, Hamlet is still the main character because of some relations. For instance, Ophelia is used by his father to spy Hamlet and thus demonstrates that even minor characters like her father are focused on Hamlet. Other key points of analysis are as follows.
Social Life
The social life of a character constitutes what the character does while interacting with others. In this aspect the analyst endeavors to establish whether a character has an aptitude for developing a friendship, does the character treat others with respect, does the character have a relationship, and does the character have religious leanings and so forth. Concerning Hamlet play, it is evident that despite being a prince, Hamlet has a social life as seen in his interaction with characters like Claudius and Polonius. As with intimate relationship, Hamlet seduced Ophelia even though she was used later to spy on him.
Morality of Character
Morality refers to the ethical standards that are observed in society. In analyzing any morality in a literary work, the basis is the generally accepted code of conduct. If speaking of Hamlet, Shakespeare succeeded in creating a great character and illustrated the high complexity of the persona. Even without the support of Shakespeare's elaboration, the description of the main character who can be described as very cautious yet very courteous. However, due to an altercation with other characters and negative events, Hamlet's moral characters changes to being reckless, unstable and downright unfriendly. Despite the desire to revenge, Hamlet's religious moral helps him to vacillate the killing of Claudius.
Regarding language, Hamlet presents a tremendous sense of arrogance when responding to subjects. For instance, when Polonius asked him about what he reads. The Hamlet's response is that he reads words. Such character is depicted as arrogant through the relative answer because everything: a play, a book, a song or many other things are a collection of words. However, Hamlet distinguishes himself as the most attentive character in the play. This is unlike Polonius's mastery of language which is very shallow instead he seems to master rhetoric.
Final Thoughts
Summing up this guide, it is important to reiterate that character analysis entails the appraisal a person's direct speech, actions, dialogue, and commentary in any literary work. Such analysis aims to identify the central message in the play, the major and minor themes, and the main and minor characters in the story. The author (s) tend to concentrate on one or two personas more, than on others thus making everything in the story center around them. In the reference play, Hamlet mentioned in this discussion; every other character revolves around the main character – Hamlet. Other aspects of analyzing the character include the physical outlook, the name chosen by the author, the language used by the character, and the character's social life. Summarily, an understanding of a character through analysis makes the literature work very interesting and easy to understand.

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Call me a weirdo, but I've always LOVED birth stories. For years, I've been reading other peoples stories with this just..total fascination and maybe it's because I'm just a super emotional person, but the whole thing is just the most beautiful almost, "love story" ever. (Also, I just love all the details because I'm also super nosy, haha!) I always knew I wanted to share my own story someday, so I'm excited to write this out. But fair warning it may get REALLY LONG, but I want to remember every single detail, so not holding back.
...but if you're nosy like me, you won't mind, right?
SO I guess let me start I guess back around 36/37 weeks because I think what most people are curious about is why I had a planned c-section in the first place. First of all, when I went in for I believe it was my 35 week appointment, it was just a "belly check" so no poking around or anything, but I expressed concern to my doctor that I felt like the babys head was to my left side and she agreed that it felt like babe was really high and sort of sideways. ("Transverse," which I only know because I googled the shit out of it afterwards.) So she scheduled a sonogram for the following week to check on things and we sort of began the conversation about IF she was breech, what the options were. And even then I was like, "yeah, c-section is totally fine with me" because if I'm being honest, I always had this GUT feeling that I'd have a c-section someday so mentally I had thought it over already, and part of me even wanted one, which I will get to in a minute. BUT turns out she either went head down, or was never head up in the first place (or at least the week before), so being breech wasn't an issue, but the sonographer went, "I'll tell you what though, she's not a very big baby.." At 36 weeks she was measuring more like 34, so from there we were scheduled a sonogram every week to make sure she was growing, check fluid, that she was "practice breathing," etc. And even though she was on the smaller side, her growth was consistent and everything with me was looking just fine. But at my 37 week appointment, the Doctor finally checks me (CHECKS as in...you know) and goes, "WOW. Were you a gymnast?" And I was like, "…yes." (Not like an Olympic gymnast or even really that great, but I was a gymnast/competitive cheerleader.) And with all seriousness and concern she barely skipped a beat and goes, "want my honest opinion Morgan? It's very likely you're going to need a c-section. Your pelvis is TIGHT." And she explained how I wasn't dialating, my cervix wasn't doing anything, and basically baby was probably not even going to be able to "drop" because my pelvis just wouldn't allow it. Which explains why it felt like I was literally carrying her up in my boobs, haha. So I looked over at John who nodded his head and I was like, "yeah, let's do it." And I don't want this to get all controversial, and it's a big part of the reason I wanted to keep it a secret from everyone, but really – my biggest fear has always been labor. Like I said, I've read and watched tons and tons of birth stories, and I know how it goes sometimes. Throughout my pregnany I kept joking that my birth plan was to have my water break, get the epidural ASAP and then take a nap until it was time to have a baby. Things that terrified me about labor; pain…hours and hours of pain, tearing, cutting/episiotomies (like makes me pass out thinking about it even though a c-section IS cutting), basically anything that has to do with hurting that whole area, and really, just the uncertainty of it. Like you NEVER know how it will go. You go into labor, or get induced and it could go 1,000 different ways. You get a c-section, there's a process and a plan and a date and I liked the idea of that, a lot. But it's not one of those things I feel like you can tell people, especially other Moms. Like, "yeah..I don't actually want to birth a child through my vagina..." In the world of empowering women to be strong and do hard things, it would seem like I was cheating or something. And also I've heard WAY too many horror stories about c-sections, so I definitely didn't want to share that I had a planned c-section and then get a flood of messages telling me bad experiences or that I should try to labor on my own and see what happens. I didn't want to see what would happen. And when I even asked my doctor what would happen if I went into labor before our scheduled date she was like, "you wont." Like she was that SURE that my pelvis was just not going to open up, and said she wouldn't even encourage me to try because I'd be that person in labor for three days with failure to progress and then end up with my c-section anyways, only difference was, it'd be like running a marathon beforehand.
So she gave us the go for anytime after 39 weeks so I picked May 1st, which put me at 39 weeks 1 day and I chose 7:30AM which was the first surgery slot available. I didn't want to think about it any longer, and honestly, even though my pregnancy was easy, I was over it and so ready to finally meet our girl. So we left with some simple instructions - not to eat past 10, not to drink past midnight, to take a shower the night before and then again in the morning. It was like, no big deal. Like making a dentist appointment, lol. And I liked it that way. We felt really, really good about the decision. But we for sure wanted to keep it to ourselves, which was hard for me because as most of you all know, I'm VERY open. And I felt like I had to try and pretend that I still didn't know when baby was coming. We didn't even tell our families until like five days before and made them all promise not to say anything. That's how serious I was about not letting anyone ruin it for me. I was in a good place and wanted to keep it that way.
The next two weeks went by really fast, and before we knew it, it was Sunday and we were looking at meeting our baby IN THE MORNING. I actually woke up that morning at 7:32 and I couldn't believe that in only 24 hours she'd be out of my belly and into the world! It was wild. We didn't really do anything special that day, just cleaned the house, finished packing our hospital bags, I got a pedicure and took my last long leisurely pregnant bath. But more than anything we just tried to mentally stay cool and calm about what was about to happen. Around 9, I knew my cut off time for eating was coming, so I ate FOUR pieces of French toast as my "last meal" because that's what I had been obsessed with the last few weeks of my pregnancy. For some reason I kept thinking about how I would tell her that story someday. How I made French toast for dinner the night before she was born. I don't know, it's sort of funny to me, lol.
Anyways, I'm surprised I slept at all, but I did and eventually morning came. Or I guess, it was more like the middle of the night because we had to be at the hospital at 5:30 and had an hour drive there. I set a 3:30 alarm but missed it because my phone was on silent, so when I opened my eyes and saw I only had 30 minutes to get ready, I basically jumped out of bed and started scrambling, which in hindsight was probably good because I had no time to start worrying about anything. I took a quick shower thinking how it was the last one with my giant belly, put on a pair of the three leggings that had been my entire wardrobe for the past 6 months, and then some waterproof mascara knowing I was in for a day of lots of tears. John was joking that it felt like we were getting ready to go to the airport with all the "luggage" we had and having to leave so early. We barely left on time because I of course had to curl my hair. I even had to hold the still hot curling iron in the car because I couldn't put it in my bag, and yes, I had to take it with me. Although I didn't actually use it until three days later, haha.
We didn't really talk too much during the drive there, John would occasionally comment on the traffic, and I mostly sang along with every single song that came on the radio in an attempt to distract myself. Even though I was totally fine with having a c-section, it wasn't like I wasn't nervous. I was, for sure. It would be my first major surgery, besides getting my wisdom teeth out, and I really didn't particularly like picturing what was about to happen. In fact, I told my Doctor not to tell me anything about the procedure. Like, "don't tell me when you're starting, when the babys coming, nothing." No play by play needed, lol. So yeah, I was nervous. But I kept reminding myself that the surgery was literally ONE hour of my life and that I wouldn't feel a thing, so how bad could it be?
So we get to the hospital, and this is the funniest part of our whole story I think. We pull into the parking garage and John goes, "oh no...." and puts his hand to his stomach. APPARENTLY he put a few too many sprinkles of red pepper flakes on his pizza the night before and now had to REALLY use the bathroom. So we run into the hospital because a) we were literally RIGHT on time and I had to check in RIGHT on time, and b) because now John had to REALLY use the bathroom, haha. So we go separate ways, and I actually have no idea where labor and delivery is, so I'm power walking through the hospital trying to find out where to go and when I finally get to the right place, I walk myself right up the nurses counter and go, "HI. I'm here for a 7:30 c-section." And what I find so funny is that is seriously was just like checking into something as simple as a dentist appointment, and also because who checks into the hospital to have a baby like that all alone like that, haha? I started to feel a little self conscious that I was there alone, so for some reason I blurted out, "my husband is here. He's just in the bathroom right now. He's very nervous." And that became like the joke of the morning with the whole staff. Everyone was asking John if he was nervous and he was so confused why, haha.
So anyways, from the time I checked in, everything went really fast. They took me back to the prep room, had me change right away, which was the moment it finally me like, "oh shit. Here we go." I put the gown on and I had brought socks but for some reason I didn't feel like I should wear them, which turned out to be a bad decision. (Morgan of the future, remember this.) They asked me about a million questions, health history, etc. Put an IV in my arm..which only took three tries, but luckily needles don't really bother me so I kept telling the nurse, "it's okay, it's okay." Everyone who would be present at the surgery came into meet me one at a time which I thought was really cool. (I'm sure you don't get that with a rushed c-section.) Then a women came in asking about planecta donations and at this point I was feeling a little overwhelmed with all the people in and out and how fast the time was going, so I really don't feel like I was that nice to her, but I agreed to donate my placenta because what the heck else was I going to do with it. (I HAD looked into encapsulation, but decided not to.) So I filled out everything she needed, which was basically five pages of really weird questions like, "have you had intercourse with someone who's been in prison within the past five years?" And then she needed John to sign off on it, but he was back in the bathroom for the hundredth time, so she stayed with me there making small talk for what seemed like ever, and all I wanted to do was have like 5 minutes alone of quiet time on my phone or something, so I was pretty annoyed at that point, lol. He eventually came back though, signed and we got rid of her. OH and then someone came in and took like not kidding, ten vials of blood, and two were for the damn placenta lady. I was like, thanks. Haha. Really though, that seemed like a lot of blood to be taking before someone's about to be cut open and bleed even more? But, who knows. I tried not to think about it. And then seriously before we knew it, it was time. John put his outfit on, we took our last picture as non-parents and they wheeled me down the hallway to the OR.
They had me sit down and then the anesthesiologist got to work first and honestly, she was so AMAZING. I am so, so thankful for her being the one there with us that morning. I had heard that getting the spinal was one of the most painful parts of the whole thing, so I was a little nervous for it, but she was so gentle and explained everything she was doing and what she would be doing next and I had another nurse in front of me basically hugging me in place so I'd stay still and while it did hurt a little bit, it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. And then from there, it was like instant. I don't even know how to describe the feeling, but it was like my body turned into sand bags. "Heavy" feeling. I was laying down now and I kept trying as hard as I could to move my toes and NOTHING would happen. John came in around this time and all I could keep saying to him was, "this is the weirdest thing!" I also told him about 100 times, NOT to look around because I had made that mistake when I first walked in and saw a tray of tools that I will never be able to unsee, haha. No, really, the first thing I actually said to John when he walked in was, "am I naked?" Because I had felt them moving my legs around and it felt like they were propped open or something, which made me feel REAL exposed now. Obviously, lol. But as uncomfortable as it was to be basically naked in a room full of people, I got over it pretty quickly and got in "the zone." I was cool as a cucumber, which I tend to be in situations like this. And bless our Doctor, she did as told and didn't give us any heads up when she was going to start or anything, just like we asked. I only knew it was about to begin because they put oxygen tubes in my nose and the anesethiologist was sort of giving clues as to what was going on. Like she kept LOOKING over the curtain and going, "mmhmm. Everything's looking great" and making little comments like that. I could hear a little bit of chatter going on, but I was really focused on trying NOT to listen. John was sitting down next to me, and he and I just held hands and did that thing were you just rub the other persons hand over and over again. (You know?) And I'll never forget that detail because it was like we were saying to the other, "it's okay. You okay?" without actually saying anything at all. Then before I knew it, I heard the tiniest little cry and IMMEDIATELY my eyes filled with tears and I looked over at John and I think I went, "oh my god." I knew that c-section babies don't always cry at first so I was prepared for that, but nope. She came out with one little cry and it sounds so cliché, but it was the sweetest sound I had ever heard. Then someone yelled out "7:48" and I saw her being whisked over to the left of me to the baby station/warmer/whatever it's called. And from there, she screamed her face off! SO upset at being born, haha. I kept my head turned towards her and just watched this little thing kicking her arms and legs all around and I remember thinking she looked big and that her hair was so dark. She threw me off for a minute with that dark hair because I wasn't expecting it, even though I had the same dark hair as an infant and we knew from her sonograms that she had a lot of hair. John was still sitting next to me, and I gave him a few minutes before I was like, " GO TAKE PICTURES OF THE BABY" because I knew it was probably super overwhelming for him too, and I also wanted to give them a few minutes to clean her up a bit because John is terrified of blood, lol. But he eventually went over to meet her. And SPEAKING OF PICTURES – that super nice anesthesiologist took our nice camera and shot ALL of these great pictures. I'm not kidding, I am FOREVER grateful for that women. She was an angel! I wasn't sure about taking my big camera in, but I am so, so glad we did. This might be a lot of photos now, but I just love them all.
I asked if I could have some gum, and the nurse told me no, not yet, but John was able to start feeding me ice chips, which was better than nothing but frustrating I remember, lo.l. AND THEN – in an effort to keep this short, let me just skip over the next hour where we did God knows what in that room. I know someone came in and showed me how to breastfeed, but I was really SO EXTREMELY TIRED by this point, I barely remember and know for sure I didn't retain any of that information because later on it was John who taught me how to breastfeed, haha. So anyways, I don't remember getting to our recovery room, but I remember the nurses coming in and out and me asking for juice and just so much going on. I drank a tiny apple juice and not too long after I felt super nauseous and voiced concern that I thought I was going to throw up so one of the nurses handed me what was essentially a barf bag, and it all came back up. Now, THAT hurt. Dry heaving an hour after abdominal surgery is not fun. Also not fun is doing this in front of your husband who's taking care of your brand new baby all on his own because you are a mess, haha. After that, I had no control anymore and totally passed out. I kept waking up and thinking, "I should take the baby" but then I'd fall asleep again. But John was REALLY amazing. The guy who had never before held an infant in his life had that baby alone for probably two hours. HE was actually the one who had to change her first poopy diaper, while I drifted in and out of sleep. (I remember hearing the nurse helping him, but I couldn't even open my eyes to look over.)
I'm not sure when, or how long it took, but I eventually came to, and the nauesesnes and exhuastaion went away but I still feel like I can't remember much from that first day. I think there was just a lot going on, and I was also seriously drugged up, so that doesn't help. I remember some guy came to deliver flowers from Johns parents and thinking he didn't look like a flower delivery guy. I remember thinking one of the nurses looked so young I was convinced she was a high school student or something there as an intern, lol. I remember weird things like that. And speaking of the nurses, I don't know if it was just me, or if everyone is that out of it after surgery, but I feel like I really put them to work, haha. The night nurse in particular that first night I called so many times like, "hi. I have to pee. Can you come unhook me from 500 things and walk me to the bathroom?" And speaking of peeing…there were so many things I didn't know about recovery, and if you already have a baby you probably already know this, but did you know after having a cathedar in, it's like really, REALLY hard to pee after? It took me FORTY-FIVE minutes and I was seriously worried that I had forgotten how to pee and would never pee again. It was a scary moment, haha. But besides all the exhaustion and the peeing and what not, that first night was hands down one of the best nights of my life. I knew I wasn't supposed to, but I kept Emily right inside my gown and on my chest almost all night and I just couldn't stop staring at her. I kept thinking about how this was her very first night on earth and I didn't want to sleep because I didn't want to miss anything. I totally get now how parents just watch their kids sleep. I'm doing it right now as I type this in bed, haha.
John went home Tuesday afternoon and my Mom came to visit for the evening. While she was there, I took my first shower which was another difficult task, and the shower sucked. But it felt good to finally change out of the hospital gown (which I actually ended up loving, open back and all, haha) and wash my face because I still had on that makeup from Monday morning. God bless that waterproof mascara, it held up WELL.
Two words. Room Service. I got to order food three times a day, and at first that didn't seem like enough because I'm used to eating like 6-7 times a day, but I had (and still sort of have) no appetite since delivering baby. I'd order my food and by the time I was done eating it, I swear it was time to order the next meal. I was basically just eating because I had to eat, which was a first for me. But it was sort of fun, and they had dessert which I took advantage of a few times, of course. And the last night we were there, we got the "stork special" where you get a celebratory dinner for two, and were actually pleasantly surprised. It wasn't bad.
What else, what else..
I have about a million pictures of John with Emily because, DUH, it's just the cutest thing in the world to me. He only stayed with us in the hospital for that first night so he would come back out and spend the day, before going home again. Which was totally fine with me because I really didn't need him during the night. And it was sort of nice to just have that time alone with Emily, even though the second night I think I spent half the night crying because she wouldn't sleep and I hadn't napped at all during the day and was just so exhausted. One of the nurses came in while I was crying and I tried not to let her see me, but she did and all she could do was rub my back and say something about it being good for my milk supply, lol. (I loved the nurses, really, but by the end they all started to annoy me.)
Here's our first "walk" around the hospital. They really recommend with a c-section that you get up and walk a few times a day. (Obviously starting the day after surgery, since I was literally hooked up to so many things I had to call for help to walk to the bathroom that first day, lol.) It was sort of a disaster because Emily screamed the whole time and John was walking too fast, and it was funny because that was the first time I was outside of our room, and since I didn't even remember getting wheeled into our room it was like, "oh wow. So this is what the world looks like."
I'm not sure where birth stories are supposed to end, but this is getting like painfully long now, so I'll stop myself. And if you've stuck around and read this far, well then, you're probably a Grandparent at this point, LOL. So let me wrap it up...
We took her home Thursday afternoon. My doctor came by to see me one last time, and I finally remembered to get a picture with her and Emily.
Oh, and something else I never want to forget, John had me DYING laughing when we were packing up to leave. (Super quickly might I add because he was so ready to just get us all home.) And he was going around the room taking all these things that I would have never tried to take with us, like the wipe container that had like, not kidding 10 wipes left in it. I was like, "John, stop stealing everything!" Haha. But he claims we already paid for it all, so it was ours to take. Whatever, lol...
By the way, laughing HURT. It has been really hard to be home with John these past few weeks because he keeps trying to make me laugh and whenever he does, I get so mad and serious like, "STOP IT RIGHT NOW." But back to leaving the hospital...
Our favorite day nurse walked us out to the car, gave me a hug and we were off! Another thing that hurt? CAR RIDES. I sat in the back with Em, who was perfectly asleep the entire time, but I was like, "ow ow, ouch" holding my stomach with one hand and the seat belt with the other so it wasn't actually touching my body. And then because neither of us had lunch yet and because there was NO food at home, we went through the In & Out drive thru for burgers and milkshakes. I still had no appetite, so it took me like two hours to finish my food when we got home, but also because I was sort of overwhelmed to be home. (I'm realizing being overwhelmed is a theme here, lol.) It was weird to be home with this new baby. And I really wasn't feeling well (FYI, C-sections and pain killers causes serious constipation..) on top of now four days of very little sleep. So that first night home was BAD. So bad I wont' even get into it because I don't want to ever re-live it, haha. REALLY, REALLY BAD. But everything seems to get easier every single day. The nights are hard though. I have a breakdown when it hits around 6pm every day because I start to get nervous how the night will go, but we're getting the hang of it. I dont' want to jinx anything...but as I type this, she's been asleep in her bassinet for 30 minutes, AND it's a decent time, so looks like I'll be getting some sleep tonight. At least until my 2.5 hour timer goes off and I have to be up again to nurse...
But maybe the whole "how we're surviving baby" is best saved for another blog post. If I come back here to blog...which I should, but we will see. If I've learned anything so far it's that I definitely do NOT have the time that I used to. In fact, writing this post took me like, ten days! So maybe I'll be back, maybe I won't for a while. But in the mean time, feel free to follow me on Instagram for mini updates daily on our life.
And that is the story of our little Emily Clare! Overall we are really happy with our whole birthing experience, and even though we're exhausted and having a newborn is like the most confusing and sometimes frustrating thing ever, it's also the most amazing thing in the world to look at this beautiful little girl that we created and get to keep forever. We fall more in love with her every single day, and it's crazy how we don't want the time so pass, yet we do because we are so excited to watch her grow.
I can't believe she's really here.


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Group of shark fin suppliers sues state over ban
A San Francisco-based association of shark fin suppliers has sued the state over the Legislature's recently passed ban on the sale, distribution or use of fins, which are used to make shark fin soup.
The Asian American Rights Committee of California filed the lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court on Monday, arguing the new law violates Congress' authority to regulate interstate commerce.
"By outlawing the acquisition, possession, or sale of all shark fins in California, the shark fin ban not only burdens but entirely eliminates this interstate trade," according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit noted that the sale of shark fins has been a legitimate, local business enterprise for 35 years.
"It is a ceremonial centerpiece of traditional Chinese banquets, as well as celebrations of weddings and birthdays of one's elders," according to the suit.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed the legislation in October, which banned new shark fin imports at the beginning of the year, but allows the sale and use of fins already in the state until July 1, 2013.
Violation of the law is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000.
The governor's office, which was unaware of the lawsuit until Friday, said it did not have an immediate response.
Environmental groups, including the Sierra Club, supported the ban, saying the use of the fins was decimating shark populations, with fishermen cutting the tail and fin off the sharks and dumping the rest back into the ocean, a procedure called finning.
"The practice of cutting the fins off of living sharks and dumping them back in the ocean is not only cruel, but it harms the health of our oceans," Brown said in October.
The fins sell for hundreds of dollars per pound, with soup costing around $30 per bowl.
The San Francisco group that filed the lawsuit said its members supply nearly 100 percent of shark fins consumed in California.
Hawaii, Oregon and Washington have similar bans.
Federal law allows shark fin suppliers to sell the product, if the fin was obtained legally, which requires keeping the carcass intact, according to the lawsuit.
The law banned only 5 percent of the shark, said Pius Lee, a San Francisco Chinatown leader, adding that local opponents of the ban plan to file a federal lawsuit as well.
"The fisherman can catch the big" shark, he said. "But the fin? You can't eat it. It's a waste."
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A Word From Dr. Durst – A Pastor's Heart
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One of the amazingly privileged benefits of being a credential holder in the NYD, is having such a transparent and grass-roots leader. His years of experience meshed with his God-given personality………..wow.
I needed to hear some of these insights today. Love you, Brother Durst!


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Most Catholics support same-sex relationships: poll
Even with American and Canadian Catholic bishops recently re-emphasizing their strong opposition to same-sex marriage, it appears most of their followers are not in agreement. Among religious groups, Catholics in the U.S. stand out for their liberal attitudes on the issue.
A majority of American Catholics (52 percent) support allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry. And more than seven-in-10 (72 percent) of Catholics also say that gay and lesbian relationships should be accepted by society.
That's the finding of the respected Public Religion Research Institute, which bases its conclusion on interviews last year with over 22,000 Americans. There is no reason to think the results in Canada would be much different. Even while polling of Catholics on this subject in Canada is not available from recent years, Canadian Catholics have often been more liberal than Americans on many social issues.
With U.S. President
Barack Obama this week declaring his support for same-sex marriage, the PRRI survey is one of four national public polls in the past year that have shown a slim majority (51 percent) of Americans are okay with allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry.
Here is the way the religious angle on homosexuality is put on the PRRI website:
"Despite the conventional wisdom that religious groups generally oppose rights for gay and lesbian Americans, there are major religious groups on both sides of the debate over same-sex marriage.
"Majorities of non-Christian religiously affiliated Americans (67%), Catholics (52%), and white mainline Protestants (51%), such as Methodists and Episcopalians, favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry."
On the other hand, the PRRI found six in 10 African American Protestants, despite being strongly pro-Obama and somewhat left-wing on economic issues, continue to oppose allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry. So do three-quarters (76%) of white evangelical Protestants, the backbone of the Republican Party.
In addition, the PRRI found slightly more Catholics saying the Catholic Church's position on the issue of homosexuality is too conservative than believe it is about right.
"Forty-six percent of Catholics think the Catholic Church's position on the issue of homosexuality is too conservative, 43% think it is about right, and only 6% think it is too liberal. Even among Catholics who attend church at least weekly, nearly 4-in-10 (37%) say that the Catholic Church is too conservative on the issue of homosexuality."
Support for same-sex marriage is stronger among young Americans, including among young Catholics.
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Amid the summer movie fare of "Spiderman" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" sequels, fast-paced thrillers, and potty humor teenager movies, there is an unusual entry with "of all things!" a caregiver theme.
"Away from Her" deals with the heart-breaking plight of retired professor Grant Anderson (Gordon Pinsent) and his wife, Fiona (Julie Christie), who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease and facing a move to a nursing home. What makes the film glow is Fiona's grace in adversity and Grant's heartfelt and steadfast commitment to her well-being and happiness, even as he watches her and their 40-odd-year relationship recede into the oblivion of Alzheimer's.
The movie makes room for other memorable characters, too, who each brings a different perspective to the situation, including Marian (Olympia Dukakis), another hard-nosed but devoted caregiver, and Kristy (Kristen Thomson), a candid but compassionate member of the nursing home staff.
The Canadian production is wonderfully done. It is gracefully slow-paced, and the white mid-winter Ontario setting hauntingly evokes the austere season of old age. The soundtrack features Canadian singer Neil Young, whose song "Helpless" in particular gains a powerful new dimension in this setting.
The film is based on (and quite true to) a short story by Canadian writer Alice Munro, and it includes the kind of unexpected plot twist that makes her stories so popular (don't worry, I won't spoil it for you).
And lest you think "Away from Her" sounds like a bit of a downer, I assure you it is not. Grant and Fiona's relationship is inspiring, and there are even moments of comic relief, including the character of a retired sportscaster with dementia who walks the corridors narrating the events around him in perfect sportscaster patter.
All told, it was a thoughtful and uplifting movie. I give it two thumbs up. I suspect it will not have wide distribution, but look for "Away from Her" at a theater near you.
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Last summer a group of artists from the ontario collage of art and design (and some not affiliated with the university) put together a show called "WAA PA PWA" The idea behind the show was basically to generate some interest in these artists in a gallery separate from OCAD. The show was held at Whippersnapper Gallery http://whippersnapper.ca/site/index.php on collage in little italy. The turnout was good and lots of stuff was sold. heres a pic of me in front of my spot. My roommate Jill and I made T-shirts to sell and ive also included some of my designs. The poster is courtesy of Mike Ellis
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Kyle Kavanagh was a contestant on Cycle 5 of ANTM.
The Dexter, Michigan native was an aspiring model at the time of her appearance on the show. As a finalist, Kyle quickly became one of the favorites because of her warm personality and obvious beauty. Kyle and openly gay Top Model finalist Kim Stolz became good friends during the show, and it was no secret that Kim found Kyle to be the prettiest among the bunch.
Kyle delivered very good photographs each week, but after the photo shoot for Ford Fusion, the judges felt that she was still not expressive enough. Kyle was the sixth contestant to be eliminated from the show.
Since her stint at America's Next Top Model, Kyle has gone on to pursue her modeling career, and has appeared on the cover of Real Detroit Weekly Magazine. In addition, Carolyn Ferrari Jewelry made Kyle their spokesmodel, and currently, Kyle is living in Los Angeles in the hopes of booking bigger modeling jobs.
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25 Responses to "Kyle Kavanagh"
September 25, 2010 at 2:26 am
I loved, loved, loved Kyle. I thought she'd make it to the top three for sure. She's an incredibly beautiful woman and seemed to be really sweet and genuine.
September 30, 2010 at 10:18 pm
I love Kyle; she's just beautiful. Big mistake to let her go that early.
November 9, 2010 at 12:43 am
I like her, too. But I preferred her with brown hair.
November 24, 2010 at 8:15 am
Very Alyssa Milano. Cute.
December 22, 2010 at 8:19 pm
Well, Kyle, she is so beautiful. I love her. =)
January 21, 2011 at 5:45 am
Kyle had way better pictures than Bre.
January 23, 2011 at 12:19 am
У неё идеальная внешность. ОЧЕНЬ КРАСИВАЯ ДЕВУШКА, КРАСИВЫЕ ФОТОГРАФИИ, ЕСТЬ ИНДИВИДУАЛЬНОСТЬ. Но к сожалению что-то не сложилось.
March 2, 2011 at 5:19 pm
Beautiful girl, so gorgeous; but not a model. Just too plain and forgettable and too commercial. But best of luck to her!
April 8, 2011 at 1:33 am
Yeah, she was the forgetable one of the bunch. I still need to watch the episode where she gets booted off, maybe they will show her off a little more during that show. Well all I can say is that DARK HAIR SUITED HER MUCH BETTER! Blonde hair is pretty on her but doesn't accentuate any of her characteristics. Sorry, forgettable personality and not much TOP MODEL potential. But Pretty!
May 5, 2011 at 4:42 am
there is something draggish about her face. her legs are amazing tho
June 10, 2011 at 5:24 am
me parece que kyle es una chica muy linda pero han pasado 6 años desde que me vi antm y ella no lo hacia ta evidente como otras chicas pro me parece que kyle era la que todas consideraban como la rival as dura del programa pero creo que los jueces no la vieron así y por eso la eliminaron del programa bureo pero espero que haya mas kyle para rato porque ella tiene mucho potencial para el modela je y lo mostró e antm
August 1, 2011 at 9:24 pm
She was super.
September 3, 2011 at 5:33 pm
luv kyle in cycle5
September 17, 2011 at 11:23 pm
I thought Kyle was the most beautiful girl in this season. I was sure that she would win, or at least make it to the top 3. I love you Kyle and wish you all the very best!
November 7, 2011 at 7:05 pm
Кайли очень классная, красивая…. Когда её отчислили из шоу топ модель по-американски у меня даже слеза полилась… Очень классная девушка
December 12, 2011 at 4:06 pm
too commercial..
February 3, 2012 at 9:46 pm
looks like alyssa milano who agrees
February 25, 2012 at 6:27 pm
is it just me or does kyle look a lil bit like clark gilmer from cycle 11?
April 2, 2012 at 7:03 pm
She's pretty and nice. She takes good pictures too. Love her.
April 14, 2012 at 5:56 am
looks like alyysa milano
April 29, 2012 at 2:08 am
I don't know you but your cute
April 29, 2012 at 2:09 am
It is legacy
May 31, 2012 at 11:57 am
She looks like G. Toengi…honestly
June 13, 2012 at 9:36 pm
Luv u kyle thought u shouldve made it 2 top w/nik ur beautiful inside&out hope things r going well4u


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Author: mlaboycott
Leaving the MLA: Letters of Protest
Critical Inquiry's blog site has just posted a set of letters of resignation from the MLA in response to last year's shameful passage of Resolution 2017-1, which sought to ban any further discussion of the boycott of Israeli academic institutions at the MLA: https://critinq.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/letters-to-the-mla/, together with Lenora Hanson and David Palumbo-Liu's eloquent letter of resignation from the Executive Committee: https://critinq.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/lenora-hanson-and-david-palumbo-liu-why-we-resigned-from-the-mla-executive-council/
Together these letters not only make a powerful collective statement but also offer an important analysis of the ethical and political failings of the MLA as an organization with a potential public intellectual role that has been disabled by its capture by conservative forces and white supremacist ideologies for whom "professional" values are a cover for reaction. Such an analysis may help to clarify the terms for any possible reform of the association under future presidents like Judith Butler.
Those of us who have felt the need to resign from the MLA honor and respect the decision of those who have decided to stay in the association and fight to transform it. At the same time, we are very aware that there are many former members who have quietly declined to renew their membership, whether over the issue of justice for Palestine or in consequence of the MLA's ongoing failure to address forcefully the current racist political and cultural climate in the United States and in the academy in particular.
If you are someone who has lapsed from the MLA recently, or if you are contemplating resigning from the association, please consider co-signing the letter of "non-renewal" posted below if you would like to make your resignation public in a manner that may have some impact on the MLA's future character and commitments.
Please circulate the letter below to anyone you think would be interested. Continue reading
Protest MLA Ratification of Resolution 2017-1
On Friday, June 23, 2017, MLA Members for Justice in Palestine posted a statement protesting the MLA's ratification of Resolution 2017-1. The anti-BDS resolution, which calls on the association to refrain from the boycott of Israeli academic institutions, was ratified as it barely reached the 10% threshold of member votes (1,954 out of 18,279 members voted in favor of the resolution) required by MLA bylaws. While the vote suggests threshold of mobilization of pro-Israeli constituencies within academia, and constitutes an upsetting setback for the academic boycott movement within the MLA, the ratification of resolution has little political significance generally, as criticism of Israel's policies increase and support for Palestinians gathers renewed legitimacy among students and academics across the US.
Sign Statement Against Ratification of Resolution 2017-1
Upsetting, But Not Dispiriting: MLA Members Ratify Anti-Boycott Resolution
On June 14, 2017, the Modern Language Association announced the results of polling on Delegate Assembly Resolution 2017-1, which calls on the association to "refrain from endorsing the boycott" of Israeli academic institutions. Despite the effort to defeat Resolution 2017-1, it was ratified by a vote of 1,954 to 885. For a resolution to be ratified, at least 10 % of MLA members must vote in favor of it. In 2017, "[t]he number of eligible voters was 18,279, so 1,828 votes were required for ratification of the resolutions."
David Palumbo Liu's "The Language of Oppression" (Jacobin July 16, 2017) provides an insightful report on the vote results.
After a series of successes, this result represents an unfortunate, but not dispiriting, setback for the academic boycott movement within the MLA. Setbacks are not uncommon for Palestinians or anyone committed to advocating Palestinian rights. Palestinians have suffered an almost endless series of defeats at the hands of the Israeli military, but affirm their right to exist in Palestine, forging a remarkable culture of resistance that stands in opposition to Israel's ruthless colonialism.
MLA Members for Justice in Palestine remains committed to promoting Palestinian literature and culture, advocating Palestinian human rights, and working with other academics in opposing injustice. The group is exploring how best to respond to this setback and will soon be issuing a public statement.
The struggle continues . . .
"An Outrage and a Betrayal": Tim Brennan Statement against MLA Resolution 2017-1
Click to VOTE NO on Resolution 2017-1.
Voting on MLA Resolutions ends at Midnight on Thursday June 1, 2017.
Click this link to sign the petition against MLA Resolution 2017-1.
Read the A Statement of Past Presidents of the MLA on Resolution 2017-1
Timothy Brennan is a professor of Comparative Literature, English and American Studies at the University of Minnesota. He is also affiliated with the Institute for Global Studies and the Institute for Advanced Studies. He is the author of Secular Devotion: Afro-Latin Music and Imperial Jazz (Verso, 2008), and edited, introduced, and co-translated the first English edition of Alejo Carpentier's classic study, Music in Cuba (U of Minnesota P, 2001). Other books include Borrowed Light, Vol. I: Vico, Hegel and the Colonies (Stanford UP, 2014), Wars of Position: The Cultural Politics of Left and Right (Columbia UP, 2006), Empire in Different Colors (Revolver, 2007), At Home in the World: Cosmopolitanism Now (Harvard UP, 1997), and Salman Rushdie and the Third World: Myths of the Nation (Macmillan, 1989). He was named Russell Chair in the Humanities in 2014. He has chaired the Sociological Approaches to Literature Division of the Modern Language Association (MLA). His essay (co-written with Doug Rossinow) on the Israel/Palestine conflict was the featured article on Yahoo.com in 2003.
Resolution 2017-1, which suppresses debate over Israel within the MLA and, indeed, is intended to prevent any public statement by the organization critical of the Israeli state is itself an outrage and a betrayal, of course, of everything the MLA nominally stands for. I recall seeing signs of this kind of cynicism and political intolerance in the MLA earlier as a member of the Delegate Assembly during the debate over Ward Churchill. It is a mood very much in the spirit of the United States' more general rightward turn, but now taken up enthusiastically, it appears, by a frustrated sector sick-and-tired of critical thought, angry at its own professional disenfranchisement, and eager to get revenge on the humanities' earlier progressive commitments.
Added to this, of course, is the very faux-patriotically American desire to support Israel whatever it does, insulated from any of the criticisms that even supporters of this proposal would normally mount against other states. This effort to censor — and even to render permanently invalid – the richly deserved condemnation of Israel's violations of international law and its unspeakable treatment of Palestinians, is disgraceful, and would embarrass the organization in the eyes of many here and abroad.
Many of us – I know I am not alone – have been long disenchanted with the MLA's overpaid administrative staff (who apparently are in their positions for life), the unconscionable cost for students and faculty to attend its annual convention, the relative lack of intellectual substance or discussion at this convention, and the cliquishness of its publishing organs and official hierarchy. The MLA has an opportunity to redeem itself by defeating this proposal. Why should we remain in the organization if it does not?
Duthu and Dartmouth: More Attacks against Academics who Support Palestinian Rights
Pro-Israeli Scholars' Rights Group Spams MLA Membership, Violates Association Privacy Policies
MLA Members for Scholars' Rights, lead by Russell Berman and Cary Nelson, is a small group of academics that Israeli agencies and pro-Israel lobby organizations in the US have endorsed in the battle against academic boycott. Scholars' Rights came into existence primarily to oppose MLA Members for Justice in Palestine and seeks single-mindedly to undermine solidarity with Palestinians among academics. Behind its shallow liberal discourse on academic freedom, the Scholars' Rights group engages in all manner of misinformation and misrepresentation to defend Israel from growing public criticism.
To garner support for the anti-boycott Resolution 2017-1 that Russell Berman and Martin Shichtman proposed at the MLA Convention, and is currently subject to a members' ratification vote, Scholars' Rights launched a massive email campaign on Tuesday May 16, spamming a large segment of the MLA membership. The nature and format of the May 16 email, which was sent possibly to several thousand MLA members reveals the suspect ethical character of this pro-Israel group. Continue reading


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