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Sometimes things are so personal that I can't bear to share them on my blog. I like to think I "put myself out there" in an open and honest way, and I do. But some things are so personal…Some things are too difficult to share at least right now.
Today is one of those days in which my heart is hurting. I feel lost and confused and extraordinarily sad. I know that I'm far from perfect, but on days like today my flaws are completely transparent. I'm under a lot of stress, and I'm searching for the light at the end of the tunnel. I just don't see it yet.
I still have many reasons to be thankful. The last (almost) three years have been the best years of my life so far. And I firmly believe that the best years are ahead. But today, I'm scared – scared of what the immediate future holds. I'm scared because my life is going through changes that I didn't see coming only a few months ago. And it's hard to accept as reality. It's not fair…at all.
But we already know life is not always fair, right? And we all know that there will be bumps in the road, but sometimes as we encounter them they seem almost unbearable. And when I feel this way it is so important to remind myself that "no matter how cold the winter there's a springtime ahead." (Thank you Pearl Jam for always reminding me of that.)
One thing that is different about me now is that I know that even when life is hard taking care of myself is still important. Earlier in this post I said that I'm far from perfect, and that's definitely true. But I'm a better person now than I was when I started this journey. I'm more honest with myself and others than I've ever been. I've never been more aware that life is what I make it, and my desire to be the best version of myself has never been stronger than it is now.
A few days ago I read somewhere that "in order to get to the rainbow we must endure the rain." Well, I'm enduring the rain right now. I know that there are rainbows ahead. They'll shine on me later this week when I see Dad and he wraps his arms around me. And I'll find the blue in my gray as I'm surrounded by people (that I don't get to see often enough) who love me just the way I am.
Life is not always easy my friends. This is not new information. And we cannot always control our circumstances, but it's so important to remember that bumps in the road are not the end. It's important for me to remember that this is not the end. Life has a way of working out, and I'm clinging that hope tonight.
I have consumed ten glasses of water today, and the day is not over yet. I have eaten well today because overeating is just not an option. I refuse to look for comfort in pizza or cookies because those things will never love me back. Instead, I am doing my best to convince myself that it's going to be okay eventually. I'm going to be okay. Tomorrow is a new day, and I'm clinging to a hope that it will find me in a better place. And tonight, that has to be enough.

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- Three (3) hour sunset cruise with Crystal Yacht
- BBQ Dinner & free flow of drinks
It is an excellent time of day for venturing out to sea, with the sun low in the sky and the temperature pleasantly cool. Feel the wind in your face and listen to the sound of the waves.
You will experience the relaxing serenity, yet exciting feeling of traditionally traversing the Andaman Sea, while viewing the many beautiful islands of Langkawi.
Planning to propose to the woman of your life? In quest of a unique location to celebrate an anniversary or a birthday in the circle of your family and friends or to entertain corporate guests? With every detail tailored to make your fantasy come true, a special event aboard our yacht is an experience of a lifetime!
Enchanted by the breathtaking beauty of the archipelago, the Canadian-born Jamie Allan Scott and his Japanese wife Ryoko settled on the magical island of Langkawi some 25 years ago. At a time when the waters of the surrounding Andaman Sea were the territory of tiny fishermen boats, they were the first to offer sightseeing cruises.
While over the years a handful of companies followed their example, the pioneer spirit of Crystal Yacht Holidays continues to define the Langkawi's cruise experience! Always a step ahead, the company frequently alters their routes to bring you to secluded islands with pristine beaches and no soul around, as experienced in the legendary sunset cocktail and sunset dinner cruises.
An eco-conscious yacht operator, Crystal Yacht Holidays is one of the few fully licensed charter companies in Langkawi, putting your mind at ease with personal insurance coverage during the entire trip. Well-equipped and regularly maintained, the yachts provide comfort and safety while seasoned skippers and caring crew make sure you have a wonderful time while on board!
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Since its launch in 2014 by the Yacht Club de Monaco, this solar-powered boat event continues to develop and this year for the first time is open to all clean energy sources.
This competition is unique in the world, giving young engineers an opportunity to reinvent boating to meet future energy and environmental imperatives. Already, 30 teams have confirmed their attendance, an increase of 25% over last year.
"It is part of the Principality's commitment to the environment led by our President HSH Prince Albert II. If we want to position Monaco as Capital of Yachting, we need to play a part in these technologies," says YCM General Secretary, Bernard d'Alessandri.
Bertrand Piccard, the man behind Solar Impulse, the first fuel-less zero-emissions plane with limitless autonomy in which he flew round the world, agreed to sponsor this fifth edition. "I'm delighted to see what can be achieved with clean energy sources. These boats can compete in races full of suspense and all without any noise or pollution. It really is something that needs to be encouraged."
With speeds up to 20 knots, solar boats in the Solar Energy class take centre stage for a fleet race and timed one-on-one slalom races in Monaco for three days. Dutchman Gerhard van der Schaar on Clafis Victron Energy Solar Boat Team has in the past dominated these events and returns to Monaco to defend his title.
Propulsion systems: each to their own solution
For the first time, the YCM is launching a brand new concept with the Energy Class. Engineering students and industrialists have all been given a one-design catamaran hull (all identical). Their mission has been to build a cockpit and design the most powerful and durable propulsion system from a given amount of energy. Be it Bio Fuel, battery, hydrogen, compressed air, LNG or anything else, the choice is wide, but it must be a clean source.
Find new more sustainable solutions and apply them to boats is the challenge that is inspiring a new generation like Simon Bernard, 27, co-founder of Plastic Odyssey, a 25m catamaran powered by plastic waste. It is a concept that became obvious faced with the urgency of the situation, one where "every minute plastic waste the equivalent of the weight of three elephants is dumped into the oceans. Plastic Odyssey is a round the world expedition on a laboratory boat, totally autonomous thanks to plastic, the waste we collect at each port of call being recycled on board. The goal of this project is not to clean-up the oceans, already widely polluted by plastic. Indeed, once it is in the sea, it's too late: only 1% of plastic waste floats to the surface. The remaining 99% breaks-down into micro-particles and carpets the seabed. The goal is to demonstrate that it is too valuable to end up in the ocean." Plastic Odyssey will also be here in Monaco for the Solar & Energy Boat Challenge in the Energy Class category.
Offshore class heads to Italy
Another edition, another destination for the offshore race, which this year heads to Ventimiglia in Italy. Boats must comply with YCM Offshore Class rules, which means being able to take three people and comply with technical specifications defined with the UIM. Five teams are all set to do this 16 nautical mile race (there and back). "The aim is to highlight the enormous potential of our young engineers supported by the shipyards. We have a common goal, which is to work together to build the leisure boats of tomorrow," explains Marco Casiraghi, himself an engineer and the man behind the project. The two harbours are set to be interconnected soon. Meanwhile this race serves as a big test for boats, close to commercialization, with an eco-responsible propulsion on the sea.
Revolutionary oceanic drone
To discover in display in the YCM Marina, Sphyrna, the largest civilian surface drone in the world (17m), with an electric motor powered by solar, wind and tidal energy. It is here on a mission this summer to help assess noise disturbance on cetaceans in the Pelagos Sanctuary.
Open Source: sharing and exchanging ideas to build the future for yachting
It is just over a century since the first powerboat meetings were held in Monaco, attracting the world's industrialists to see the latest innovations in internal combustion engine technology. Today, the Principality continues a long tradition as a laboratory for progress, focused today on clean energy sources. For the 5th edition, all participants are invited to exchange ideas at daily Tech Talks (see programme) in the format of round tables and present their ideas on Open Source.
After its success last year, UIM (International Powerboating Federation) is to hold its international workshop again, focused on the environment and watersports. Speakers include representatives from authorities and international sports federations.
The Solar & Energy Boat Challenge Village is soon to open its doors, with a host of activities going on in the paddocks where the public are welcome to get as close to the action as it is possible to be.


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JSConf Budapest 2016 Mozilla Hackerlounge
Initiative Tech speakers program
Category Connected Devices
Hashtag #jsconfbp
Description A 3-day hackerlounge, organized by hungarian Mozillians with the help of Mozilla DevRel. Mozilla supports JS/CSSConf Budapest as a Gold sponsor this year.
CSSConf is the first hungarian invocation of the CSSConf-family events. JSConf Budapest is one of the biggest JSConf-family events in Europe, and is currently sold out, 450+ attendees expected for 1+2 days of conferencing.
The Mozilla hackerlounge is an all-day-open space for hacking & learning during all 3 days of the conference with talks and hacking sessions by Mozillians, speakers and the conference attendees themselves.
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The Avett Brothers, 'Live and Die' – Song Review
The Avett Brothers, the folksy North Carolina collective, are back with the new song, 'Live and Die,' from their upcoming album 'The Carpenter,' which is due to drop on Sept. 11.
The tune begins in a pretty, but lilting fashion, starting out softly and slowly, with a contemplative air, but it soon escalates in tempo, pacing and energy. However, there is one constant and it's the crisp and clean production. The song lacks some of the grit that fans have come to know, love and expect from the Bros. Avett. But the track makes it mark and is undoubtedly and undeniably memorable.
Overall, 'Live and Die' is slice-of-life and it's also roadside rootsy, with a banjo being featured prominently in both the mix and the melody. It gives the song a decidedly Americana feel.
The lyrics tell their story with sharp and smart phrasing, such as "Live like a pharaoh, seem like a sparrow," peppering the lyrics. If you tend to spend time with song lyrics, these words will reel you in and have you thinking about their meaning. And really,what lyricist doesn't want that? The chorus "You and I / We're the same / Live and die / We're the same" is one of those toe-tappable, catchy moments that just sticks. You won't be able to purge it and will find yourself humming the melody long after the final note fades.
'Live and Die' certainly reminds one of the storytelling prowess and the masterful playing of Colin Meloy and The Decemberists. All in all, this unexpectedly upbeat tune is an exercise in excellent songcraft, courtesy of the Avett Brothers.
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I think I found the Japanese version of US animal crackers.
Obviously they are meant to teach kids the English words for animals. It would be more beneficial for me for them to be in Japanese, but oh well.
But the back of the box has all the animals listed in Japanese and English! Yay!
Let's open it up!
Look at all the choices…
Well, I have to say that the shapes of the animals are not very accurate, as I am sure you can see. However, they are pretty good. They taste similar to a Ritz cracker but are much thinner and lighter. I would say they lean toward a more sugary flavor than salty as well.
Overall, pretty good, and of course they garner the cute bonus!


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Georgia promise scholarships help students of Georgia make a difference in their future. Here scholarships and grants are available of different types for students who are dedicated to complete their education without any financial burden. Only few years back students had to depend on student loans in the form of outside funding. Loans have to be repaid back and that too with interest. (more…)


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Introducing Shroom Tech Immune
We wanted to bring this in to support immune health when you may need it most. As with some of the other products we carry, this can be an every day supplement, but it's not a necessity. At times when you think you could use additional immune support, this would be great to have around.
Think of finals week, a higher than normal stress week at work or maybe you're not getting enough sleep lately, then immune support help keep you from getting sick!
A lot of what's in here will help increase your immune cells and also decrease inflammation. Check out some of the research on the Chaga mushroom and tumeric if you're interested to learn more.
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At the core of the New Shroom TECH Immune is the same proprietary micronized medicinal mushroom blend, Immune Assist™. This combination of cordyceps, reishi, maitake, and more has been micronized to optimize absorption and contains potent beta glucans that help stimulate a positive immune response from the body. Immune Assist is currently being studied in a variety of clinical applications. Rounding out the mycological profile, we have included Chaga mushroom, one of the most well respected traditional immune stimulating mushrooms in the world.


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India Electric Vehicles Conclave 2019
Venue: PHD House, New Delhi
- From : 05-09-2019
- To : 05-09-2019
Natural Gas Conclave 2019 – India Moving towards Clean Energy
Venue: PHD House, New Delhi
- From : 26-03-2019
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Conference on Renewable Energy -Challenges and Way Forward
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Our Ayurveda School is a unique healthcare facility, combining the strengths and knowledge of both traditional western and alternative medicine in a holistic manner. You will find here reliable information's about unconventional, unorthodox, unproven, or alternative, complementary, innovative, integrative therapies and western traditional medicine as well.
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New pH Miracle Water
Water composes 70 percent of muscle, 25 percent of fats, 75 percent of your brain, and over 80 percent of your blood.
Alkaline water regulates your body's temperature, cushions and protects vital organs, aids in digestion, transports nutrients within each cell, and dispels acidic wastes. Alkaline water can also help prevent kidney stones caused by the body chelating excess acid with calcium.
One study showed that women who drank more than five glasses of water a day had a 45 percent less risk of colon cancer, also a result of excess acidity in the lower bowel. Yet, another study showed a decreased chance of bladder cancer when more than 2.5 quarts of fluid were consumed daily.
Maintaining your level of hydration is very important to the overall health of your pancreas and your body as a whole. You should be drinking at least four liters of alkalized and energized water, or about one gallon per day, based on 70 kilos or 154 pounds.
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So, what is pH Miracle Activated alkalized and energized water? To answer this question we must first look at a brief history.
In the 1930s two men made major discoveries that we are only now beginning to understand and act upon. Read more...
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Weight Loss Ebook - Secrets Revealed - Revised Edition
This is not only a weight loss program, it is also a plan for "TOTAL HEALTH". If you want a quick fix (taking metabolism boosters, etc.), only to gain more weight when you stop, do not even consider this program. Our program is designed to change the way you think and live your life. Change is only a decision away. You can do this! If you are motivated, and truly care about taking care of your body, and you are willing to make changes in your life, then this program is for you! - E-Book Version.(WL)


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Nusrat Hussain – Maza Dard Ka (Official Music Video)
Artist: Nusrat Hussain
Song: Maza Dard Ka
Nusrat Hussain, the founding member of Vital Signs and Junoon is back with the first track "Maza Dard Ka" from his solo album "Kaho". After a period of 19 years, Nusrat decided to get back to music with an offering of a full length album. The video has been directed by Zeeshan Parwez, who explains this piece as a decay of pixels.
The video is data moshed, and it's supposed to look like that. So, don't think your video codecs have gone bad.


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Did you fall on a public sidewalk and incur medical bills for the treatment of your injuries? Do you want to sue the responsible party? A Pasadena personal injury lawyer can discuss the specific details regarding your accident in order to determine whether suing the city is a viable option in your case.
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Writers find inspiration from many different places. Some are inspired by their faith, some by a person they admire. Others are moved to write by an event that happens in their lives. Whatever the case, I find that the inspiration for writing and the many ways it comes to me is a wonder and a mystery that is very…well, inspiring!
I wanted to talk about one of my chief sources for writing. It's what I like to call a "dream walk." Some people go on "prayer walks" and they take time to lift friends up before heaven's throne, focus on their relationship with God, ask for forgiveness and take in the beauty of their Creator's world. My dream walks are like that but with a bit of a twist. While some may find the way I walk my walk a bit strange and unorthodox, I find it to be a fascinating trip into the weird and wonderful world that is me, and a really great source for material to put down in words!
I've always been interested in dreams and their application to my life. There has been a lot of study devoted to dreams and their meaning. Some think that dreaming is nothing more than a sort of "mental housecleaning" – the mind's way of rearranging itself electro-chemically after a long day of thinking. I accept the truth of that. After a week of 4-hours-per-day sleeping (I've worked overnights!) I understand all too well the need to get a good night's sleep to reshape my moody mind. Others think dreams are symbols of archetypal longings deep within our psyche. But these explanations lack romance, spirit and life! I know there are lots of dreams and visions in the Bible and every time some biblical character has a dream it has to do with God revealing a new turn in the journey of life and salvation. Moses had his burning bush, Jacob his ladder, and Ezekiel his valley of dry bones. I don't know if I can say I've experienced such a direct call from God, but I'm open to the possibilities of what all that implies.
My approach to dreams takes in the science, the art and the spirit and leads me to a place where I can find meaning in the little mind trips I take each night. When I dream, I'm working through stuff that happened that day and sometimes stuff that happened long ago. When I awake I look for signs and wonders in the dream characters and symbolic meaning in the setting and objects within the dream. I ask myself what God is trying to teach me through the dream and how I can become a better man because of it. When all is said and done, I use the dream to help me connect to that deeper part of myself that ultimately expresses itself in my art.
How this all applies to walking is simple. When I go for a walk, I pretend that I'm in a dream. I ask God to reveal Himself to me as I walk and I pray for the Spirit to give me an open mind and a heightened awareness of my surroundings. Then as I walk, I take notice of what's around me and imagine that it's all part of a world that belongs exclusively to me. When I see an object I ask myself what I think it would mean if it were part of a dream. Then I pray through the meaning and allow it to help shape me in my spirit. Sometimes I enjoy the beauty of God's world and listen to the sweet messages it wants to pass onto me. Sometimes I meet a part of me I don't like and find I need to get rid of a bad thought by confessing it and letting it go. Sometimes I become incredibly aware of how grateful I am for all the graces I've received and I'm swimming in joy. And sometimes I go deeply into myself and receive a spiritual makeover. All I know is that after my dream walks I find I'm in a much better place than when I started, even if I just walked in a giant five-mile circle the whole time! And when that happens, I have so much material churning away in my brain that I can't wait to get it down in writing!
One day, I was struggling with my attitude toward spiritual leadership and decided to go on a dream walk. As I walked I looked up and saw the sky filled with clouds, blocking the sun. I saw in this "dreamscape" a message of how I was being blocked from the light of the Son (not sun) and allowing the clouds of anger and sadness obscure my vision of what was right. Later that same walk I found a group of nails on a strip, the kind used in a nail gun. I picked it up and meditated on the symbol within the object. What came to me was the idea that one person can build a church using all the nails, or that same person can give one nail to everyone in the church and together they can build the church into something that reflects the efforts and spirit of each member. It was at that moment that the sky began to clear and I saw the sun. I took that as a more direct sign from God that I had gotten the point.
On another day I kept seeing only red or blue cars – seriously, for over an hour, nothing but red and blue cars! I thought about what was happening inside me and I decided to pray over my own lukewarm soul, which at the time was neither hot (red car) nor cold (blue car). At that point, I saw a gray car and then soon after, a white car. I meditated on the truth that if I'm to be pure (the white car) I need to look into the gray areas of my life (gray car) and get real with where I am. I had a lot to think about and a lot of good material for writing that day as well.
It's like that all the time. I believe that God is in the process, whether directing cars from the depths of eternity, painting cloudy days and opening the sky at just the right moment, or simply unlocking my heart so that I may question how I see the world. I'm reminded of things that have meaning to me in the life that blossoms in the trees, the joyful song of the birds praising God for taking care of them, or in the wind that can sooth my soul in the heat of the day or move me in directions I might not be willing to go. In focusing on the God who is present all around me and within me, I shut out the distractions that stifle my creativity and leave my selfish, prideful and generally confused self behind. It's a deeply freeing experience – a bit strange as I said, but truly liberating when I open myself up to it!
How much better would we all be if we learned to look at our lives from a dream walk perspective? I think we'd learn to let the annoyances just drift by without moving our emotions, like the car that cut me off today but didn't ruin my life. We'd come to see the connection to the people around us and stop responding with fear, anger, indifference or disgust. We'd find joy and tears in the thousand little details that we used to pass by without noticing. And maybe – just maybe – those of us who are writers would find new ways to express the intensity and awesomeness of life within our craft. It's at least something to think about…maybe on your next walk!


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what a farmers market in brooklyn, new york is like
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while jai and g were in italy a couple of weeks ago, i spent a morning at our neighbourhood farmer's market! i woke up to a warm sunny day, got my eataly tote and my camera and went for a short walk down the street to the fort greene farmer's market in brooklyn! whenever i travel, i love to experience the local market. fort greene is a really cute and simple little setup.
it's about one block long and lined with a lot of beautiful produce! which kind of surprised me, i thought being in a city it wouldn't be as fresh and vibrant as the markets back home, but nooo.. so much organic green goodness, flowers, cheese, some of the most rich and luscious heirloom tomatoes i've ever eaten and bread from she wolf bakery (which had a VERY long line the whole time i was there) there is also a community compost area where everyone brings their fruit and veggie scraps from the week. so awesome!! i even discovered some new things like chive flowers, purple basil and black spanish radish! whole foods is kind of dead to me now.
i am completely in love with brooklyn. as i walk around i feel such a sense of community. there are young creatives, groups of families, kids selling lemonade on stoops, hop scotch drawn with chalk on the pathways, diners, cafes, restaurants and bars. it's seriously amazing to come back here after a big day in manhattan, it feels like home. life is good... and once i am finally back in a routine/rhythm i'll be back to my regular blog schedule again. we've got a lot of fun stuff happening over summer! i can't wait to share it all!!


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I haven't been AWOL, I'm on the site for at least an hour everyday, I just struggle to think of cheerful things to write about because I'm not in the most cheerful of places in my life right now.
I finished my exams on Thusday all of which I failed because I couldn't stop crying long enough to actually study.
I don't think "depression" is even the right word for this anymore.
ANYWAY, enough about that!!
Did you all see Tarion FP yesterday?? It's been SO long since we had an SA girl FP, it was really exciting for me! Especially since I'm such a huge Tarion fan!!
At some point I'll get around to giving you all an update on my life but I really just.. Well I'd rather not right now.
Instead, I'm going to talk to you all about my hair.
Yes, my hair.
(I would like to now submit "Hair" as well as "Food" to the Powers That Govern for consideration to be added to the list of categories for blogs. Thank you.)
Over the years I have done very many unspeakable things to my hair and it surprises me that I still have any left.
It seems my inability to commit extends into my appearance and this has seen me spawn a great multitude of hair styles and colors and combinations that would make any sane human squirm.
So, without any further adieu, Jeckyl Suicide's hair timeline..
Once upon a six years ago, I was just a normal teenager, doing normal teenager things and having normal teenager problems(and hair)...
Normal Teenager Jeckyl
The transformation all started in my third of High School when I discovered this horrid trend known at the time as "Emo".
The first change was the fringe. My teachers referred to it as "the curtain".
To this day, I can't tell you how I saw through this thing for 3 years.
Emo Jeckyl going to school with a ridiculously over-sized bow in her hair
The first colour I put in my hair was actually from a can of hairspray and I was convinced it made me look pretty damn hardcore..
Hardcore Jeckyl
Of course then I discovered clip-in hair extensions and it all just went downhill from there.
I started doing combo's with black.
(Please note the evolution, or de-evolution rather, of my dress sense)
Black and blue
Black and red
Black and purple
Black and lilac
Black and fuck-knows-what-colour-that-was-supposed-to-be
And then, bless them, they decided to let me out of High School.
Without the constraints of school rules, I was now free to do with my hair whatever my little neon heart desired.
It dawned upon me that two colors was no longer enough!
This began the three-tone-craze..
(Again, God, those accessories. WHY)
It started kinda tame..
There was the red-black-blonde combo
The black-pink-blonde combo
The black-blue-pink combo
The purple-pink-black combo
The black-red-blue combo (also known as "Spider-woman")
Now, as you can see, we have entered the scene-hair phase of my life.
The motto here was "The bigger the hair, the closer to God". I read that quote somewhere and decided to swear by it.
In an attempt to outdo.. well.. myself, even three colors was no longer enough!
I give you the abridged version of the darkest year of my life.
For a brief time there was hope while I first learned how to tease my hair into the distant relative of cousin-it (all the cool kids were doing it). So I temporarily returned to my naturally unnatural black hair.
Yes, there is a person under that mess.
But then, the holy floodgates of neon hairdye broke loose and I drowned in a sea bleach and garish combinations.
And.. for the grand finale..
You might recognize this pic from the pageant I told you about, the night that launched my career.
Immediately, my style completely shifted.
Through my photo-shoots, I learned to drastically tone down my garish ways. The change was instantaneous.
Jeckyl's first shoot ever
And as that year went on, I found myself wanting less and less to have big hair or to dress like I just fell in a tub of glitter and sequins.
This is around the time I shot my first set Abnormal Behaviour
I had blue in my hair, yes. But it was a far cry from the tumble weed I would've been rocking a year before.
And as time went on, and as I grew into, on, and through this site, and as my career progressed, I found myself changing more and more..
Okay, so now I'm usually wearing less clothes than I used to..
But, when I DO wear clothes, they're pretty damn classy
I went through a green phase somewhere along the line..
That was around the time I shot Enviable
I got in touch with my playful side when I shot
SuicideGirls For Dummies
But then, I'm proud to say, I went back to my natural unnaturally black hair. And I've actually kept it for over a year!!
All these changes I think can account for the more mature feel people say they get from my latest set Sublimate
The only change I've made since then is go shorter with my hair
And then shorter still..
I won't pretend to understand the reasoning behind the way I used to be. But, if I had to hazard a guess, I'd say I went through most of my life feeling like I was invisible.
I just wanted to be noticed, I wanted to stand out.
That's why I always had to have more piercings, more jewelry, more color. Because otherwise I felt like I'd just disappear.
But now I've realized that I don't need all of that for people to see me.
They see me fine just the way I am.
And I've lost that need I feel to always be more. I feel just as comfortable now to be natural as I did then to have all that sparkle around me.
And I think this is one of the many things I attribute to my joining this site.
Realizing that hey, even just Jeckyl minus all the frills, is still pretty cool.
So thank you once again, SG, for the very many ways in which you enrich our lives, without even realizing it.
New Jeckyl!
I hope you've all enjoyed my little hair timeline.
Until we meet again, I love you all!!
I'm glad to hear you're not doing any worse. Things will get better. No matter what, they always do.
Keep me posted on how you're doing?


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I took this picture of my friend Irene, an author and psychologist and all-round champ, for her website. We had agreed to meet at Leigh beach, which is a wee scrap of sand on the Thames Estuary, just in time for sunset. Only the sunset was obscured by a load of dark clouds, and anyway we were about an hour early because I had got my timings wrong (IT HAPPENS).
So instead I shot the other way, towards the east; slapped a couple of CTO gels over my flash; stuck it in a softbox - and hey presto! Instant sunset.


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February of 2009, Andy and I decided to try our hand at cruising since his dad and step-mother are big fans. Unsure of wherever we would enjoy sleeping in a tin can and being confined to a boat, we actually had a great time. The Independence of the Seas was one of the largest ships in existence when we went. Now they have the Oasis of the Seas, which is the largest of all the cruiselines, featuring two Flowriders and a zipline from bow to stern.
We drive from NY to Florida, where we went to the port of Fort Lauderdale. It was a long drive, and even more-so due to the fact we took the girls to their old kennel in Georgia. Andy, as always, was a source of non-stop entertainment for me as I drove.
We spent the night at the La Quinta. It was a decent hotel, as far as we could park my car there for the duration of the cruise … but it was in need of some upgrades. The next morning, we took the complimentary shuttle from the hotel to the port. We left pretty early because we did not know what to expect when arrived, and I am glad we did, because it looked like Noah loading the Ark! All we needed were some zebra's going two-by-two and it would have been a party. There were palates of food and supplies, booze, suitcases and people everywhere. We waited in a big line in a warehouse-type building to check in, and then were ushered up a ramp on to the ship. Once we stepped onboard, however, it was kind of amazing.
Inside the ship
When you get on board, you go to your room to check it out but they have already taken your luggage, so you are free to roam. They sail out of port and everyone cheers. But then they make you report to the lifeboat drill, or as I like to call it, excuse to take a compassionating picture of Andy.
The ship was very nice and our cabin was small, but we were not in it other than to sleep. The bed was comfortable and we had a porthole window. I debated on whether to get a balcony, but those Dateline Murder mysteries keep popping into my head, so I determined alcohol and a balcony might not mix. If we ever take the boys on a cruise, which we actually wished we had, we would have to get a family suite or two adjoining rooms because the 3rd and 4th beds fold down out of the ceiling like bunkeds, and there is no way I could sleep with the kids hovering above us.
Food: I read about a thousand reviews about cruise ships before we went on this one and I chose Royal Caribbean because they had good reviews on the food and things to do to amuse yourself while onboard. They were really laid back about what you wore. Honestly, I saw quite a range every day, even the so-called "formal" nights. We only ate twice at the buffet, but we ate at the dining room every night and we had room service for breakfast every day. You could order what you want from your tv the night before and tell them what time you want it to arrive, all at no extra cost. There was a Johnny Rockets that we paid an upcharge to eat, which was weird for a burger joint but they put a fried egg on my burger and all was forgiven. They had a nice little pizza shop where we grabbed our late-night snacks before heading back to collapse in bed.
Entertainment: Okay … I am lacking in this dept. I did not see the ice-skating show. But we did see the comedy act, which was the Cruise Director. He was funny, but do not take your kids to that! The "F-BOMB" was dropped many a time. We spent every evening in the casino, and Andy went on the Flowrider, which is a surfing machine. I might have tried it if there was not stadium seating at the bottom. We also went miniature golfing, which is not easy when the new challenging of trying to hit the ball is foiled by the wind coming off the ocean.
The Ports:
Our first excursion was to Belize City, Belize. The port area where you first come in to town is quaint and pretty, but it soon becomes that appearance that it is an illusion created for cruiseships. We stopped at a little bar on the pier and sampled the local beer, Belikan. (It's pretty good.)
Then we were off to catch our jungle ziplining tour. We raised a bus and drve for about an hour, where we were presented with a local lunch. They said it was chicken and beef kababs, but I was skeptical. Nonetheless, I was hungry so I ate it .;) Then we made our way into the jungle and began to suit up. I wish I would have know we would have to hike up a cliffside … it was humid and tiring. But we finally got to the top and after scanning the line for any breaks, when it was my turn I just sat and flew! I found it was better to just not think about how I could plummet to the ground and fall to my death.
It was a great experience, but I do not know that I would go back to Belize again. I was told the reef off the coast is second for snorkeling only to the Grand Reef off Australia. But I have no interest in snorkeling since I am a tad claustrophobic and I can not float on my stomach.
Stop number two was Costa Maya, Mexico. This is the view from the cruiseship tenders as we came in to port. Costa Maya had been hit by hurricanes, so everything was brand new. It became apparent that this little village depended on the cruise ships to support their way of life. Andy and I spent a relaxing day under a palapa, and the restaurants served fresh ceviche, pico de gallo and of course, Dos Equis. You can not go to Mexico without enjoying a margarita, so I stopped to get one by the pier. They had a busy, but inviting salt-water pool, complete with swimup pool bar.
Finally, stop number three was Cozumel, Mexico. This is the home of Spring Break. Thankfully, we were there before the throngs of college girls gone wild, so it was not too busy. This is another place I would probably not visit again, as the island is small and limited in activities other than drinking on the beach. Which was what we did.
All in all, the cruise was a great experience. There were plenty of activities for children, but it catered towards every age group. Our fellow cruises included seniors, honeymooning couples and extended families. We felt like we did not have to sacrifice quality for amenities, and we were not bothered by party frat boys. I would be hard-pressed to go on another cruiseline after this wonderful trip!
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
I just scheduled the last of my OB appointments! I cannot believe that time has flown by so quickly. I cannot believe that I have another appointment in two weeks and then they start going weekly. I cannot believe that we still don't have his room even remotely started.
This pregnancy has gone by so much more quickly than Leah's did. Yes, I'm uncomfortable, but I'm not really ready to start caring for this baby once he's OUTSIDE my belly. I'm sort of hoping that he'll just stay in there forever. Am I totally jinxing myself? I know, I probably am. On the other hand, the lady that scheduled my appointments scheduled one for March 8, one day after my due date- and I wanted to punch her in the nose. So maybe I'm more ready than I thought.
5 comments:
- Snell Family said...
I know it always goes quicker when you're the one NOT pregnant but I really do feel like your pregnancy has flown by. I'm so excited for you guys!
And with my 2nd I also had the feeling of "Does he really have to come out?" I dreaded the sleepless nights again.
- 5:06 PM, January 26, 2010
- Lynsie said...
I don't want my little guy to leave my belly either. I do, but I don't. And don't worry... his room isn't done yet either. I feel totally unprepared.
- 8:51 PM, January 26, 2010
- Katy said...
ready or not... (you will love it)
- 9:22 PM, January 26, 2010
- Sarah said...
I can so relate. Newborns are nice from a distance...no they're really sweet. But it's hard to throw yourself into that all over again! I can't believe you're almost there!
- 8:49 AM, January 27, 2010
- Marci said...
The wonderful thing is that once he is out the maternal instinct kicks in! Don't worry about the room, he won't know :) He just wants someone to snuggle with, feed him and change those diaps. The first few months are the best.
- 9:06 AM, January 27, 2010


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We Must Risk Delight: Twenty Artists from Los Angeles presented, for the first time on Biennale's international stage, a group of exceptional contemporary Los Angeles artists whose work makes Los Angeles one of the most exciting hubs of creativity in the world today. We Must Risk Delight is inspired by the poem A Brief for the Defense by a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry finalist, Jack Gilbert. In his viscerally visual poem, Gilbert calls on humanity to recognize every moment of delight even in the most ominous of impressions. By slicing through the somber depictions of the world we live in with sharp and vibrant moments of joy, the poet presents an irrefutable case for our happiness as being our most requisite expression of freedom, not in spite of the cruelty that is a part of our world, but because of it.
A work of art represents the artist's vision of the world and, when embraced, it can be seen as a way of making a world. The artists presented in We Must Risk Delight gave the audiences of the Biennale Arte 2015 an opportunity to discover the city of Los Angeles through the kaleidoscope of its creative community, while also encouraging us all to celebrate the act of creating as humanity's pathway to joy: both within ourselves and in the collective world around us.
We Must Risk Delight: Twenty Artists from Los Angeles was presented as an official Collateral Event of the 56th manifestation of La Biennale di Venezia, Biennale Arte 2015, in collaboration with our partner, Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia.
Brandy Eve Allen - Tanya Batura - Jamison Carter - Carolyn Castaño - Robbie Conal - Kenturah Davis - Amir H. Fallah - Alexandra Grant - Margaret Griffith - Sherin Guirguis - Ben Jackel - Mark Licari - Rebecca Niederlander - Stas Orlovski - Natasa Prosenc Stearns - Tony de los Reyes - Frank Ryan - Shizu Saldamando - Carole Silverstein - Alexis Zoto
A Brief for the Defense
by JACK GILBERT
Sorrow everywhere. Slaughter everywhere. If babies
are not starving someplace, they are starving
somewhere else. With flies in their nostrils.
But we enjoy our lives because that's what God wants.
Otherwise the mornings before summer dawn would not
be made so fine. The Bengal tiger would not
be fashioned so miraculously well. The poor women
at the fountain are laughing together between
the suffering they have known and the awfulness
in their future, smiling and laughing while somebody
in the village is very sick. There is laughter
every day in the terrible streets of Calcutta,
and the women laugh in the cages of Bombay.
If we deny our happiness, resist our satisfaction,
we lessen the importance of their deprivation.
We must risk delight. We can do without pleasure,
but not delight. Not enjoyment. We must have
the stubbornness to accept our gladness in the ruthless
furnace of this world. To make injustice the only
measure of our attention is to praise the Devil.
If the locomotive of the Lord runs us down,
we should give thanks that the end had magnitude.
We must admit there will be music despite everything.
We stand at the prow again of a small ship
anchored late at night in the tiny port
looking over to the sleeping island: the waterfront
is three shuttered cafés and one naked light burning.
To hear the faint sound of oars in the silence as a rowboat
comes slowly out and then goes back is truly worth
all the years of sorrow that are to come.