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Apr 27, 2012 at 9:49 am #1289240
Stephen BarberBPL Member
@grampaLocale: SoCal
When I recently made some pemmican, one of my thoughts was that I could perhaps add some pemmican to portions of dried or freeze dried foods to increase flavor and calories. This morning I made my first attempt.
I took a single serving packet of off-the-supermarket dried vegan black bean soup, dumped it into a bowl (think freezer bag), and added half a chunk of pemmican plus a few home made dried veggies. I broke the pemmican into smallish chunks to encourage dissolving/melting. I added some boiling water, stirred things around, and let it sit.
Five minutes later, I stirred it again, and searched for any undissolved pemmican chunks – none found!
Taste test time: Dang! This is good!!! My wife tasted it, and also liked it! Success!
The pemmican-bean soup was tasty and filling (though no longer vegan!). There was no sensation of greasiness. The dried meat bits were often discernible as slightly crunchy bits – longer soaking time might solve that if one finds it objectionable – I don't.
Adding pemmican definitely upped the calories – it's basically fat and dried meat, with some spices in my case. Flavor improved as well. I can see this as a regular addition to dried or freeze dried soups, stews, chili, etc. Using pemmican, I also plan to split the typical "two person" freeze dried meals in half and add a good chunk of pemmican – should be just right and much tastier than the norm!
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Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
My mouth is watering. Got to make some pemmican.Oct 29, 2012 at 8:16 pm #1925249
John HarperBPL Member
@johnnyh88Locale: The SouthWest
Stephen, your posts inspired me to make my own pemmican a couple months back. While I think I added too much rendered fat, the stuff turned out pretty good!
So far, I've mainly tried adding pemmican to instant mashed potatoes. The pemmican really adds a ton of flavor. I've also thrown in some fried onions to the mix, and this past weekend, I added chunks of cheddar cheese for a truly delicious meal:
Have you tried adding pemmican to anything else?Nov 13, 2012 at 3:43 pm #1928096
Jennifer MitolBPL Member
@jenmitolLocale: In my dreams....
Ok…what the heck is pemmican?? I googled it and it sounds nasty… Not just jerky, right??Nov 13, 2012 at 4:59 pm #1928123
James MarcoBPL Member
@jamesdmarcoLocale: Finger Lakes
Basically, just dried meat and tallow, mixed about 50/50. It tends to keep pretty well. All sorts of recipies, look it up. I like to use dehydrated veggies, dry (seriosly dry) beef and tallow to make a soup or stew base. Just add water and boil for 15 minutes… I figure about 5oz per soup with an ounce (about a tablespoon+) of rice for about 1000C for supper. A cup of cocoa and a broken up wrap to use as crackers completes the meal at about 1200C.
(2.5*250 fat) + (2.5*100 meat/veggies) + (100C rice) + (140C cocoa) + (120C wrap)Dec 4, 2012 at 5:39 pm #1933146
Piper S.BPL Member
@sbhikesLocale: Santa Barbara (Name: Diane)
Over Thanksgiving weekend I brought home dehydrated vegetables and pemmican. I made two kinds of pemmican. One was the normal kind with beef and tallow. I melted that into my vegetables for a very tasty meal. The vegetables were dehydrated cooked sweet potatoes, beets and beet greens, carrots and corn. The other kind of pemmican I made was comprised of shredded coconut and beef tallow. I melted that into the vegetables with some dehydrated chicken that I also made myself. This was very tasty. Perhaps a little bit of curry could have made it even more tasty. Adding pemmican to my meals gave me way better energy that I have had in the past plus it just tasted more like real food.
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And who else is in the picture?
"I have five offers now. I got Iowa State, Wake Forest, Buffalo, South Alabama and Ball State," said Hudson.
But Hudson isn't limiting himself to that group of five schools.
"There re a lot more schools that I'm interested in. What I'm looking for is schools with great engineering programs, like Iowa State, Michigan or California. That's what I want to major in," he continued.
Hudson admits he doesn't know much about the Cyclones, but he wants to know more about the school and the program.
"I don't know much at the moment. We had a player (from here) go there a couple of year ago. That's pretty much all I know about them. They asked me if I was going to try to take a visit up there this summer," he said.
Hudson isn't ready to make his decision just yet.
"I'm just feeling things out. I was talking to my mom and if things turn out the way I want it to, I should be making my decision around mid-season," he said.
Hudson is going to continue to work on his game during the off-season to become a more complete player.
"My ball skills are excellent. I'm working on my speed. I'm down to 4.6. I've got good route recognition. I want to get bigger and faster. I want t be more versatile. I don't want to stick to just one position. I want to work more on being a safety and I also want to play some wide receiver," he said.
Hudson had 31 tackles last season and three interceptions.
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With a sweep of over 60 inches flat, Sewaholic's Gabriola Skirt is my kind of skirt – cake, icing and sprinkles on top. Jennifer said sewist throw the best parties. True. We bring sweets and notions, and Marce brings drinks. Cheers to that!
At the beginning of this year, I made a list of garments and intimates I wanted to sew and one of them was a maxi skirt. I had a pattern and fabric picked out, but then Tasia released Gabriola. Total game changer, people. I'm not one to ditch a plan or a schedule, in fact, it makes me nervous, but after days of thinking about this skirt, and then seeing Sophie's version, I switched course, ordered the pattern and started stat.
Inspired by a vintage dress, The Gabriola is a maxi skirt pattern that hits at the natural waist, hugs the hips to the widest part, and then flares out to the floor. The seaming and the grain placement on the front and back yokes make even the stoutest women look slender and sleek. I swear by this statement. For visual interest, the yokes can be made with a contrast fabric, but I kept things simple and chose one fabric for the entire garment – a cotton brocade I picked up at Mood Fabrics in New York City. Not my usual color choice, the fabric had a heavy drape and hand that I knew would be great for the hang of the skirt. Because my fabric was a loose weave, the yokes stretched out during sewing despite the fact that I stabilized it with stay tape. On my next Gabriola, I'll block fuse the fabric and then cut panels to prevent stretching.
I cut a size 0 and the only pattern alteration I made was reducing the hips (I'm straight as a board) and a sway back adjustment. It was difficult to figure out how to eliminate the excess/pooling without disrupting the seaming. The solution was to slash and close the bottom yoke from CB to nothing at side seam and scoop out the back waistline on the top yoke. Also to note, although I'm petite on top, I have long legs, so I didn't reduce length as many other sewers did. Construction was a breeze. I followed Tasia's sew-along and had this complete within a week.
Enough prattling about Gabriola; can we talk about this shirt and its pattern? Aren't those swimming ladies the perfect combination of charming and cherubic? So saintly and elegant with each stroke. After seeing Rachel use the fabric for one of her Project Sewn garments, I gave her a holler and told her I must have it. Must, must, must. It wasn't long before 2 yards arrived at my doorstep. When I opened it, I felt like Ralphie when he received his BB gun. I was in seventh heaven. I drafted the pattern using my block and all that was required to change that pattern to this was to carve out the neck and increase the body length and sweep. The armhole is a tad too high (1/4″) and the neckline needs a little more shaping, but hey, that's what the next one will be for. Other than correctly placing the print so that it was centered at center front and center back, this was an easy top to sew.
Something you don't see in the photos is an intimates set I'm wearing underneath. More on that later this week. Ooo la la…
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Debbie Iles
And there is that swimming girl fabric again. Oh my, I need some! Such a lovely skirt. I love your choice of fabric, and it is indeed the most perfect fit!
Sue @ A Colourful Canvas
Oh My! Gorgeous! Really breathtakingly beautiful! Okay, I'm gushing, but the fabric showcased the design lines of the Gabriola perfectly! And with the Tee…lovely! I'm only not quite 5'2″…May I ask if you are tall or petite? I've been so reticent about wearing a maxi.
I am 5'5 and petite on top, but normal/tall on bottom. Does that make sense?
Sue @ A Colourful Canvas
Yes, thanks Maddie. This silhouette is very flattering on you. You look taller than 5'5″.
juliana calado
amazing choice of fabric for this pattern. perfect!
really, wow.! you look like… wow. gorgeous.!
What a stunning outfit, Maddie! Love those two fabrics together, and your Gabriola is just pure elegance.
Kaitlyn Emmett
That skirt is so elegant and ladylike, you look perfect in it
That's it!! Your beautiful version of this skirt has decided it! I MUST have this pattern!
Yes! And it would go so well with The Nettie bodysuit. I didn't know it was inspired by you!
Also, Rachel is the sweetest ;o)
I looove this outfit! The swimming ladies pattern is so precious.
Wow, so simply beautiful!! Now I have to make this skirt!
Cirque Du Bebe
Divine Maddie! Love it all.
Love it! Your fabric choice is perfect showing off the piecing with total class! Hurrah for swimmers fabric too… 🙂
Love this!
This yoke is fantastic, and the fabric-pattern combination – brilliant! I am so looking forward for your future pattern/style picks 🙂
This is all really beautiful, and you've made a stunning version of that skirt!
Claire (iwanttobeaturtle)
Your skirt is perfection! The fabric really does it justice.
Meg the Grand
I love everything about this outfit! The top is DIVINE, and that skirt is sheer perfection.
i'm itching to get on the gabriola bandwagon, and i think your styling choice here, so loose, flowly, elegant, chic and comfy – may be just what i need to finally order it.
Girl, you NEED to get on that bandwagon.
so pretty. i am pretty smitten with that swimming fabric.
What a pretty outfit! The skirt is so glamorous! It's not my style at all, but I'm loving it on everyone else! I have some of the lady swimmers fabric, too, but I can't decide how to use it! It's so pretty that I want to do it justice!
OMG? You have extra swimmer fabric? I'll trade you an IG selfie for a yard of it!
Lady ID
I'm so tempted to get this pattern because everyone is raving about it. I already have a fave maxi skirt that I drafted six years ago but this might be a good addition.
Natasha Estrada
So nineties
"You're from the 70s, but I'm a. 90s bitch." Only you will know what I mean by that 😉
Helen McFadyen
Gorgeous! I'm not a maxi wearer, but I do think this pattern is pretty. And I LOVE the top!
emily marie
Both pieces are beautiful on their own, but work so well together! I love the versatility of separates- endless options for these two.
Lauren Taylor
GIRL YES, I totally agree with you that this is the perfect maxi skirt pattern. Yours is beautiful! Gabriolas foreverrr!
It's perfect.
Jennifer, Workroom Social
i love this look on you!! i was originally thinking gabriola wasn't for me, but you've got me rethinking this. could i wear that skirt? it looks so good on you!
Of course you can wear it! Puh-lease! You'd probably look better than me!
this skirt is just the BEST. i want to make it in every material and now i'm adding brocade to the list!
I agree, this is a pretty perfect maxi pattern! I think this is the first one I've seen in a heavier drape and it really shows off the hip shaping and flare of the skirt… good idea, Maddie! And you know we are all oogling that swim print.
Everything's perfect! I really love that skirt, the drape is beautiful!
This whole outfit is so gorgeous, Maddie! It's the perfect mix of cute and stylish. Love, love, love that swimmer print and your Gabriola is absolutely stunning, it suits you perfectly!
Amanda Russell
I love how you make things that are utterly, supremely YOU 🙂 The outfit is gorgeous, and i love that you picked a fabric with a bit of body for your Gabriola – it's much more dramatic, and totally suits you 🙂 You really nailed the fit, too – I've got a bit of skirt envy! ^__^
I don't know how I missed this, but I LOVE it!! That Gabriola skirt is seriously dreamy stuff. And your swimmers tank is too cute!
I adore your outfit! More still that its handmade. I am thinking of buying the Gabriola pattern too, and you just about made me click buy! Would you be able to put up a tute on the sway back adjustment you did? That was the only thing holding me back.
Maddie Flanigan
Yes! I'll try to put together a tut!
Pauline alice
I love both the skirt and the tee!!! This is beautiful and dramatic (perfect definition for a Madalynne project if yoy ask me). Now I want a maxi skirt as well…
Callie Rew
Where is the swimmer fabric from? Its so perfect!!
Maddie Flanigan
It was gifted to me from a sewing friend.
I had too much trouble understanding what the yoke on the Gabriola looked like, so I was never convinced that I wanted to buy the pattern… You have changed that! Here I come Sewaholic – also had no idea they had sewalongs! I guess I may spend a little more as I love the Yale too
This looks sooo elegant on you! I need to get sewing this pattern! I ordered it when it first came out but couldn't find the perfect fabric.
Just wanted to ask, where can I find that swimming fabric? Is it still available for sale anywhere?
Colla Flynn
Truly fantastic! Just gorgeous!


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A few months before my wedding last year, I totally splurged and hired a personal trainer. She whipped me into the best shape I've ever been in, but once the wedding came and went, and Mr. Practical came on board, I, unfortunately, couldn't keep on splurging. If I ever when the lottery her services will be the first thing I buy!
That being said, this Fall I've been yearning for a different project and a way to get in shape beyond my normal elliptical routine to combat the happy marriage weight about which I keep being warned. I've always wanted to run a half marathon, and since I live in one of the flattest, if not flattest places in the US, I decided it was now or never. (I still have nightmares from hilly runs in Virginia my roommates goaded me into going on with them).
Now before you say, "I could never run a half marathon," let me just say that when I told one of my closest friends from college that I was running a half marathon a week before the race she said, "but… since when do you run?"
Which was a very fair question, because two years ago the answer would have been never to rare. Since then it's grown to runs when the weather has been nice. But as our newest Budget Bud, the Saving Scientist said, "Running is cheap. All you need is your investment in your running shoes."
You can't argue with that, and through my training I've actually grown to like running. And if I can run a half marathon anyone can, and more importantly, it doesn't cost that much money to train properly. Below see some of my tips on training on the cheap.
1. Find a free training schedule that works for you: There are plenty of free ones online, such as ones from Hal Higdon, which were suggested to me by the Saving Scientist and a fellow friend who have run multiple half and full marathons. Another important piece of advice the Secret Scientist told me was to not get too stressed and bogged down about the daily schedule, but to definitely keep up the long weekend runs. This turned about to be great advice, or I might have thrown in the towel after skipping some days of training at first. This is good to know when you're busy at work you have a social engagement you can't turn down.
Side note: I will say that whenever I kept up my runs during the week, I was much less sore after my long Sunday runs.
2. Don't let missing your post workout runs derail you. If you find it difficult to run in the dark or hate running in the gym, running clubs are a great, social way to train. Happy's Running Club meets at, you got it, Happy's in the CBD on Wednesday evenings. The run is a little over 3 miles and starts at 6:16. And there are drink specials after, take that for motivation! There's also Louisana Running Group in Mid-City, which departs at 6:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays, and offers both a 3 and 5-mile loop. I've been to Happy's, but haven't been to Louisiana's, although the Saving Scientist has. Both groups have a variety of runners on different skill levels at varying paces. So, if like me, you're afraid of being the last one- don't! In addition, Varsity Sports also has a calendar of different runs around town all week.
3. If you hate the treadmill, try intervals: First of all, I hear you. Four miles is about as far as I can run on the treadmill, even when my favorite crime show that Mr. Practical refuses to watch with me is on TV. (Don't knock it till you watch it). I did find that doing intervals on the treadmill (also recommended to me by the Saving Scientist) was a way for me to get my workout in at the gym, and keep the boredom at bay.
4. How to deal with the long run. I, of course, was terrified the morning of the first long run I had to complete. How could I possibly run five miles? Six miles?? Seven??? But you can do it, and it's important to build up gradually. For my first six mile run, I ran with a friend, who gave me a lot of moral encouragement. Pick a scenic run and download some music or a great podcast. Also, another great piece of advice I acquired was to pick a new route on your long run days to keep yourself interested and energized.
Side note: As far as long runs went, my favorite route was to either start running up St. Charles, followed by a loop around Audubon Park, and finish running down Magazine, or to head down Camp, go through the Quarter and then up Esplanade and back.
5. Register early to save money on the registration fee. I signed up for the rock n' roll half marathon, which provided bands along the way and an after-run concert, so it was a little bit more than others at $120. (I also registered late December, so I could have gotten more of a discount if I hadn't procrastinated.
6. How to save on running shoes? Running shoes can be expensive, but there are ways to offset it. Some running stores will give you a discount when you turn in your old shoes. The last time I bought at Louisiana Running Company, I found a shoe on sale from the previous season. They looked and felt the same to me, but were about $40 less than I had budgeted. I really could care less what season my running shoes are, so I was thrilled. (More room to buy much needed running accessories. Who says you can't look stylish when you run?)
7. Do lunges to prepare as well. The day after the half marathon I felt like I had done 300 lunges the day before. I walked with a slight limp, and did worry it would be permanent. I wish I had done more weight and cross training workouts to intersperse with my training like these.
8. Find healthy food on the cheap. Eat plenty of lean meat, beans, and grains like quinoa. One of my favorite new dishes is taco chicken bowls from budget bytes. They are seriously so delicious and cheap. I've started paring it with quinoa instead of rice, to get some extra protein. I also loved eating toasted Ezekial Bread for pre- breakfast runs topped with peanut butter.
9. Get yourself some inexpensive luxury. You need Epsom salts for a bath to soak your sore muscles. Also, a foam roller is a great investment to roll out your sore muscles. And community yoga classes are key for stretching out those hamstrings.
10. Pick a great post-race brunch spot. For my celebration brunch I chose Shake Sugary. I might have gotten looks when I ordered an apricot turnover, a blueberry galette, a sweet potato-bacon biscuit, and ginger snap cookie (and to think Mr. Practical thought I'd be sharing with him). But could you blame me? I had just run 13.1 miles (which I did keep announcing loudly so people wouldn't think this was my normal Sunday breakfast), and the thought of those treats got me through the last every mile. And it only totaled $12 including tax and tip, so could you really blame me?
It was mile four and I was already dreaming about Shake Sugary. If you think a half marathon is out of the running for you, register for the Shamrockin Run, which is only 4.97 miles. Register before 3/1 to save on rates! Have any other tips I missed? Let us know!


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I hope you noticed that I didn't blog last week. I've been working hard to get Lord's Love, second book in the Cottonwood series finished. When you live in a rural area and many of the people you know have purchased the book and liked it, you run the risk of being tackled in the street by those wanting the next installment.
Good news! The first draft is finished and I'm going over it now. It looks like the projected September release will be fulfilled. That is if I get the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, ... drafts done and to the editor.
If you haven't seen it, here is the cover for Lord's Love. This tells the story of Maggie Taylor who was supposed to be a baddy in Healing Love but absolutely refused. Being the kind author that I am, I submitted to her request to become Lydia's best friend.
Maggie moves from home into an apartment over the newspaper/print shop where she works. It's an understatement to say her mother, Beulah, is not pleased. Maggie is learning about herself, how to do things her mother never let her learn and loving her independence. The last thing she wants is a relationship with a man.
Lord St. John Lytton (Sinjon) is sent from England by his father, the Marquess de Montforte, who had bought up all of Sinjon's debts. The change in social status from the aristocracy to that of stable hand is just a little tough for Sinjon to handle. The only bright spot is the beautiful blonde he sees on his first day of work. The last thing he wants is not to get better acquainted with her.
Those characters you know, and hopefully love, from Healing Love are all in the book which begins before Healing Love ends. No, we don't learn what happens to Cyrus, but I'm considering a short story to wrap up that lose end.
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Sony PMW 300 Review
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Baron Abas is the invited speaker for Sony Professional Workshop on Nov 27th 2013. We will be sharing our experience using the new Sony PMW-300 camcorder. There will also be a FREE Sony Professional Camcorder Diagnostic clinic. Bring your camcorder … Read More
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Early this month, we received the request to train staff from The Attorney General's Chambers. This prospect sounds very exciting as we will be conducting a workshop to folks who work with the country's high-profile prosecutors! The AGC requested a … Read More
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We delivered a videography workshop up in Perai, 320 kilometers north from our capital. The class was held in the 'Let's Go Digital' store at Sunway Carnival Mall. These videography workshops are Sony Malaysia's initiative to help its customers maximize … Read More
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When asked what we do for a living, we reply, 'We make companies and their business look awesome!'. We hope you'll enjoy watching how luxury buses are made in our corporate film for TruckQuip. Watch the completed film here: TruckQuip … Read More
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We got invited by Sony Malaysia to their seminar. The highlight of this one is the launch of the F55 and F5. Both are digital cinema cameras. The F55 was used to film the feature After Earth (starring Will Smith) … Read More
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2012 is winding down and most of us are getting ready for the festivities. Not so for us. We are on location, film making for ParaBellum short film with Sony A99 and FS100. ParaBellum is a horror comedy directed by … Read More
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Sony NEX-FS100 Featured in Videography Course
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Skates and rays remain responsibly sourced in the UK
Posted by Bill Lart on 20 January 2014
Tags: |sustainability|Skates
Seafish Jan 2014
Bill Lart, Chair of the Seafish Skates and Rays Group gives an overview of the conservation of skates and rays in the UK and Europe.
Skates and rays are members of the shark family, are popular due to their ...more
GAP2 Exchange – Maiken Bjørkan
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GAP2 Exchange Programme
I am a lucky scientist from Norway who is currently on a GAP2 exchange in Barcelona/Palamós. As a part of my duties whilst I am here, I am writing blog posts to share my experiences. I had never written a blog post before part...more
Celebrating Sustainable Seafood Awards at Billingsgate
Posted by Libby Woodhatch, Head of Advocacy on 25 November 2013
Tags: |omega 3|Billingsgate Seafood School|Marine Conservation Society|OMega-3
It was x-factor time at Billingsgate Seafood School last week with the annual Celebration of Sustainable Seafood, which I was fortunate to chair. I say fortunate as it was an opportunity to spend a day with people who not only care about sustainability, but care passionately about the in...more
Seafish: MCZ statement
Posted by Tom Pickerell, Technical Director on 21 November 2013
Tags: |defra|fish stocks|Marine Conservation Zones|Science Advisory Council
Seafish welcomes the announcement from Defra today that 27 of the 127 proposed Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) are to be designated in UK waters. The organisation sees the news as a clear indication that the government are committed to evidence-based decision making.
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Posted by Barrie Deas, Chief Executive, NFFO on 12 November 2013
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Tags: |Fish is the Dish|Seafood and the consumer|Scotland Food and Drink|Andy Gray
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Includes information on Daytime and Evening Courses and Workshops.
Call Christine on 07940 538762
or email email@example.com or email@example.com
Evening and Daytime WorkshopsAll workshops are held at Bexstone House, Barnham Road, Eastergate, West Sussex, PO20 3RT. If you would like me to run a workshop in your area please contact me to discuss. Thank you.
Saturday 8th April 2017 Mindfulness Meditation One day Workshop 10.30am-4.30pm
Christine Received a 'First' as well as the award for Her Outstanding Dissertation from the University of Chichester, 2016, for her dissertation on Mindfulness
A practical day of Living in the moment. Various exercises will be undertaken including mindful eating, walking, sitting and talking.
Thich Nhat Hanh states "Mindfulness is the energy of being aware and awake to the present moment. It is the continuous practice of touching life deeply in every moment of daily life."
Jon Kabbatt Zinn defines mindfulness as: "mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way; on purpose, in the present moment, and non judgmentally."
Christine has been meditating for in excess of 30 years, starting whilst only a child. She has completed both secular and Spiritual training within the contemporary field of Mindfulness. This training undertaken in 2015, included attending a one week residential Oxford University's Oxford Mindfulness Centre course, attending two one week Residential Retreats; one at the EIAB in Germany and one at Plum Village in France which are Thich Nhat Hanh "the Father of Western Mindfulness" centres.
Christine achieved a First for her Dissertation "A critique of the contemporary mindfulness practices in Western societies with particular reference to the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh" in Part completion of the Theology and Religions BA Degree at The University of Chichester. Additionally, she was awarded the Theology department's annual prize for an "Outstanding Dissertation". You are most welcome to peruse a copy.
If you have previously been on one of Christine's Workshops then you will know that they are always filled with fun and laughter whilst simultaneously achieving the goals of the workshop. If you haven't yet experienced a Workshop with Christine then prepare for a warm welcome, a day of laughter and support helping you achieve a better practical understanding of mindfulness and the many benefits it has to offer.
Cost £45.00 p.p. Please bring something to share for lunch. You may pay for your Workshop place via my Online Shop and book and pay at the same time, alternatively call me and we can discuss.
Thank you, Christine
Saturday 13th May 2017: Mediumship Unfoldment, 10.30am - 4.30pm
Come and enjoy a day of developing and unfolding and discovering your mediumistic abilities, it will be a day of fun, laughter and support helping you discover your abilities. If you have attended one previously you will know that I offer great support and assistance. People have been amazed at what they have done at my workshops. If you haven't attend before come and surprise yourself with what you can do with my help. Today we will be working on and developing your connection and confidence with the Spirit World. Call if you would like more information or questions.
Cost £45.00 p.p. Please bring something to share for lunch. You may pay for your Workshop place via my Online Shop and book and pay at the same time, alternatively call me and we can discuss.
Thank you, Christine
Saturday 4th November 2017 Remembering Past Lives/ Regression day 10.30am-4.30pm
Have you ever been somewhere and just knew what was around the corner, just known all about a place or event and not known how you could logically have done so? Just have felt as if you have known someone forever and only just met them, maybe they have only just been born! (in this life) the answer could be that you had been there before or known them in a previous life/incarnation?
Do you have a natural ability that can't be explained by DNA, eg are you a natural pianist, mathematician and no one else in your family is or do you just fancy seeing what you were? Then you'll enjoy this one day workshop a day of going back into the past experiences of your soul reviewing previous lives!
I believe that every experience we have within the spiritual field, whether that is with Regression/ Remembering Past Lives or any other experience should have a positive impact on your life here and now, with that in mind I am offering you the opportunity to come and enjoy the experiences of some of your previous past lives.
Cost £45.00 p.p. Please bring something to share for lunch. You may pay for your Workshop place via my Online Shop and book and pay at the same time, alternatively call me and we can discuss.
Thank you, Christine
Monthly Spiritual Psychic 'Evening' Workshops 2017
Friday 10th February
Friday 10th March
Friday 14th April
Friday 12th May
Friday 9th June
Friday 14th July
Friday 11th August
Friday 15th September
Friday 13th October
Friday 10th November
Friday 8th December
Friday 12th January 2018
8pm-10pm (including refreshment time)
These Friday evening monthly workshops will focus on helping you develop your Psychic and Spiritual abilities, a short guided meditation will also be included. There will be individual, 1-2-1 and groups exercises that are designed to help you find, discover, experience and practice including Tarot/Card readings, Ribbons, Water, Healing and Mediumship helping you identify and gain confidence in your gifted areas.
If you have attended any sessions with me before you will know that fun, laughter and constant encouragement are always the order of the day/evening, If you haven't previously attended then come and enjoy the warm,friendly and encouraging atmosphere. You will be surprised with what you can achieve!!!
Cost £12.50 per evening, including refreshments, payable on the evening, please text/phone me on (07940-538762) to ensure that a space is allocated to you :)
Weekly Tuesday Morning Meditation Workshop 2017Cost just £12.50 pp including refreshments
Tuesday 7th March 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 14th March 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 21st March 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 28th March 10am - 12 noonTuesday 4th April 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 11th April 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 17th April 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 25th April 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 2nd May 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 9th May 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 16th May 10am - 12 noon
Tuesday 23rd May 10am - 12 noon
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Tuesday th October 10am - 12 noon
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Tuesday th December 10am - 12 noon
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How sweet of Jaya Bachchan to stand up for her daughter-in-law when she lost the best actress award to Priyanka Chopra at the IIFA. Such bonhomie between saas and bahu is so rare, isn't it?
Of course, poor butter-wouldn't-melt-in-her-mouth Aishwarya, who's still a babe-in-the woods in filmdom, needs ma-in-law to plead her case. And how magnanimous of Jaya to suggest that Priyanka may have been 'good' in Fashion.
Oh, you are back to being sarky. I love the way the Bachchans always present a picture of a family that prays together and stays together.
And, of course, a family who will mow down anyone that comes in their path. I recall how generously dear ol' Pa
took a constructive swipe at Slumdog Millionaire. I wonder if he would have been so forthcoming with his words of wisdom if beta or bahu had been in the film.
But he did say later that he didn't mean it, didn't he? Shows you what a big man he is.
Oh yes, when the Oscars came in thick and fast for Boyle and Co., things must have looked a little different.
Coming back to the IIFA awards, I thought that Ash was quite brilliant in Jodhaa Akbar. She could have been done in by a conniving jury.
I can quite see a conniving jury inviting the wrath of clan Bachchan who seem now to unofficially own IIFA. Can't you admit that the Chopra woman was just fantastic in Fashion? Or should only those with a surname beginning with B and ending with N get all the awards?
Well, I'm sure the Bachchans won't let this matter rest.
Amarbhai, where are you?
Do say: The world owes the Bachchans a living.
Don't say: May the best woman/man win.


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