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Warning: This post is less about homesteading then it is a vulnerable account of where I've been at. Here's a bit about what's been going on with me for the last 4 weeks or so.
Mostly – I've been writing my curriculum and marketing my business. Though I feel it's slow going, and yesterday it occurred to me that my having a "block" in other areas might be spilling over into this. I'm down to the wire. The outline is done, just finishing up a few worksheets and handouts and then off to make copies for my first class. The work is totally paying off, by the way, as I already have two places to teach, I've gotten quite a few referrals already and my classes are actually looking like they are going to take off!! So HUGE!
In the mean time, the boys have been growing and I've been feeling quite overwhelmed with most all of life in general. I think that it's easy for me to fall into the trap of wanting/trying to be super woman. I've been working towards getting things going with Sweet Sprouts, working on managing the house/laundry/dinner/garden/chickens, fighting with health insurance issues, working on managing three blogs, and working on being a parent that does not feel crazy all the time. As you can guess, some of those things I've not been very successful with. Thankfully Rick has been so supportive and patient with me.
When it's written out like that, it doesn't look like that much to me, it really doesn't. But I feel like it's been mountainous. Mostly the "parent that doesn't feel crazy all the time thing," I guess. I think I've been either stretched too thin or have had some late onset postpartum fill-in-the-blank (anxiety? depression? super crazies?). It's not really Emmett or Henry, although having an emotional, hormonal three-year-old in the house does seem to drive many (by many, I mean me) to the brink some days. Or a lot of days.
So I've been working a on changing a few things, and getting small bits of help in the ways I can. Beginning in June, Henry will be going to preschool one day a week. I started using Bach Flower Remedies to help me get some semblance of sanity. Melissa Evans made me a blend of seven (the Mothering a Toddler blend listed on her site, plus vine and walnut) remedies. She was also so sweet and very intuitive when I cold-called her and asked for help. This week I also worked out, and I plan to continue to do so, since I noticed that the day after my first workout was a lot better than the previous few.
Additionally, part of my small bits of change have been to make peace with the fact that I can't do it all. I just can't. Although I've not been managing to write my blog here much, I've still been reading blogs, and last week, Megan at Sorta Crunchy said during her Make Week wrap up, something that hit home:
Last week forced me to recognize that I have – once again – fallen into the trap of placing a priority on being the best mommy blogger I can be rather than the best mommy I can be. I just can't keep up. I can't respond to every comment anymore. I can't visit and comment on other blogs every day anymore. I feel like I can't be a contributing member of "the community" the way I once was. I can't continue to sacrifice these precious hours with my children so that I can find validation and fulfillment in growing this blog.
So there. I've said it out loud. And it feels pretty vulnerable.
As it turns out, the biggest benefit of Make Week for me was recognizing that I have got to make peace with subscriber numbers and page views dropping. I've got to make peace with not being a Twitter maven. I've got to make peace with significantly downsizing time online. An emphasis on making life happen is exactly the reality check I needed.
And then the very next day, Dina at the same blog wrote about "The Death of Suspermama." And I felt it. I don't know these two bloggers – I only just started reading the Sorta Crunchy blog. I don't even know what "Make Week" is. But I really felt it. It's really validating to hear about other moms struggling too. I can not tell you how convicting 1 Corinthians 13 has been to me lately. I feel like it's been a struggle to love my children in this way the last few weeks and I think I've just had to let go of other outside things to be able to do it. And pray. Pray a lot.
Not to imply all has been doom and gloom – it has not. I promise to share the good stuff too. In fact I'll try to get a post up by this weekend on it. With pictures! There's been a lot of fun and sweet moments. I just felt the need to let my followers here know where I've been at.
I'm not giving up on my blog here at all. Just taking it easy for a while, while my boys need me and I need them.
Of course, through all of this the homestead has been a bit neglected as well. Rick's made dinners more than a few nights over the last few weeks, and I have yet to meal plan at all in the last two months. The garden is a bit behind where I'd like it to be, but there is still time, as Rick keeps reminding me. So here's what has gone down in the last week or two or three.
Plant something – tomatoes, beets, kohlrabi, eggplant, quinoa, onions, kale, rhubarb, squash, radishes… this is off the top of my head, so I might be forgetting something?
Harvest something – eggs, lettuce, spinach, asparagus
Preserve something – asparagus.
Waste Not – compost and recycling.
Want Not – Realized that I could use my empty canning jars to store some bulk items like rice and granola. This looks so much nicer in my cabinet and it's much easier to find things then a bunch of bags all jumbled together!
Build Community Food Systems – um – I don't think there's much here. We did have the neighbor over for dinner one night? And I did find out that my friend Julie joined the farm and will be working on the same day as me (woohoo!) this summer.
Eat the Food – Jelly, ribs, and corn gone; been munchin' fresh asparagus, made a big batch of hummus for the first time. Rick's been diligently using all our frozen tomatoes and every time I think they're all gone, he magically pulls another bag from somewhere! The peaches are still delicious. The pickled beets are gone now. The boys have been using frozen melon in smoothies.
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Older People
Council offers an extensive range of services and social support programs to build community capacity and sense of belonging for older people in the Marrickville community.
What's On for Seniors in Marrickville?
Download the following brochure for information on events and activities for older people in Marrickville.
- Activities and recreation for seniors, January-March 2013 edition
Activities and recreation for seniors, June-December 2012 edition
Visit the Activities for Seniors page to browse through the activities, workshops and groups planned for the coming months.
Older Women's Network (OWN) performances
Two special performances will be held at the Seaview Street Theatre, 14 Seaview Street, Dulwich Hill in May and June 2013.
Thursday 30 May 2013, 1–3pm
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- Stayin' Alive, a show by the Older Women's Network (OWN) Theatre Group
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Thursday 20 June 2013, 1–3pm
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- Don't Knock Your Granny, an edgy and challenging show by the Older Women's Network (OWN) Theatre Group
- Followed by a discussion
To book a place please call 9335 2143.
Healthy Living Talks
The Healthy Living Talks program is a series of talks on topical and health related topics of interest to the community. The program began in 2010 and talks are held in Marrickville Library from 10.30am-12.30pm with a short morning tea break. There are usually two guest speakers and approximately 5 talks are held each year.
To go on the mailing list (email or postal) to be advised of the next date and topics, please contact Community Services on 9335 2143.
Wednesday 12 June 2013
10.30am: Your Heart
Speaker will be Michelle Payne, NSW Administrative Operations Manager, Heart Foundation.
11.30am: Internet safety: be confident online
Elaine Budd, Peer Educator, COTA (Council on the Ageing) NSW
Venue: Marrickville Library, Corner Petersham and Marrickville Roads, Marrickville.
RSVP: To RSVP phone 9335 2143. Morning tea is included. For transport, call the Marrickville JetStream on 9558 6800
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If you missed a previous talk, you can now listen to highlights by clicking on the links below:
Being Prepared
Mark Franklin, a Counsellor with T J Andrews Funeral Services, provides information about pre-paying and pre-arranging a funeral. He talks about the funeral industry and describes some of the processes involved.
Podiatry and Foot Care
Bronwyn Vieco, from Home and Community Podiatry Service, talks about the service and also outlines some key aspects of foot care to prevent future problems. This service is funded under the Home and Community Care Program to provide podiatry to eligible frail aged, people with disabilities and carers living in the Inner West, including Marrickville. If you wish to find out whether you are eligible for this service please contact the service directly on 9911 9939.
Accommodation Options in Retirement
Angela Ng from the Australian Government's Financial Information Service outlines scenarios, choices and essential information for arranging accommodation in retirement.
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Directory of Services
Use this directory to find information services for older adults, people with a disability and their carers in the Marrickville area. Click the link below to download.
The Australian Government has also produced a directory of national services for older people. Click the link below to download.
Home and Community Care Services
Need help at home? The following brochures list contact details for a range of services under the Home and Community Care Program. These services help the frail aged, people with disabilities and carers remain living independently in their own homes.
Next of Kin Register - a NSW Police Force initiative
The Next of Kin Register is FREE, and encourages people living on their own to record their details in case of emergency.
Call into your local Police Station and ask to speak to the Crime Prevention Officer, or phone:
- Marrickville Police Station on 9568 9299
- Newtown Police Station on 9550 8199
The register may assist the ambulance and police in an emergency situation, to contact a relative or other nominated person to inform them of your situation.
You will be provided with a key ring and sticker that is placed on your home phone to alert emergency services that you are registered with the Next of Kin Program.
DeSteel Café
DeSteel Café is a multicultural support group for people with dementia, their family and their friends. It provides an opportunity to socialise with people in a similar situation and to meet with local health professionals and service providers to find out more about available support. The project aims to:
- provide an opportunity for carers and people with dementia to engage in an everyday community activity while connecting with others in a similar situation;
- provide an easy and informal way for carers to be introduced to service providers and to hear about the support available;
- allow carers and people with dementia to meet with one another in a relaxed and informal environment;
- provide knowledge to participants about support services for carers and people with dementia; and
- allow health professionals able to talk to people who may need their services and encourage early intervention and support where appropriate.
This project is supported by Marrickville Council, the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre, and Uniting Care Ageing.
Morning tea is provided free of charge. A gold coin donation is encouraged.
- Where: Steel Park Café, Debbie and Abbey Borgia Community Recreation Centre, 531 Illawarra Road, Marrickville
When: 2nd Thursday of the month (commencing 10 February 2011), 10.30am - 12 noon.
2013 dates: 14 February, 14 March, 11 April, 9 May, 13 June, 11 July, 8 August, 12 September, 10 October, 14 November, 12 December - Enquiries: Anne Tunks, Inner West Dementia Advisory Service. Phone 9378 1258 or email email@example.com.
More information: Download information sheet (PDF)
More information
Please visit the following pages below for more information on Council's services and programs.
- Tom Foster Community Care
- Volunteering for Tom Foster Community Care
- Community Transport
- Seniors Reference Group
- Marrickville Aged Services Interagency
- Marrickville Ageing Strategy
- Activities for Seniors
- Home Library Service
- Internet and E-mail Classes
- Join a Book Club
- Marrickville Community Portrait
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Contact Info: Contact either Dawnwarden or ziboo on this forum with any questions or visit the HFC forum.
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Guild Alliances: HFC has no current guild alliances in GW2, but we are open to the possibility as we do have them in other sponsored games.
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It's not uncommon to find a list of the best places to retire, either domestically or abroad. But a list of the worst places? That's what the folks at MoneyRates.com pull together this time of year.
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Maine's high cost of living and harsh climate dragged down the state's appeal to retirees.
Joblessness and tax burdens weighed on Michigan.
Massachusetts received a poor ranking because of cold weather and the cost of living.
"It's no secret that retirees generally don't like the cold," notes MoneyRate.com about the abundance of northern locales on the list. "However, the weather is far from the only problem these states have."
[AARP Editor's Note: Individual cities in many of MoneyRate.com's "worst" states have earned spots on AARP's Best Places to Retire lists. Portland, Maine, and Anchorage, Alaska, for example, were picks for Great Cities for Outdoor Lovers. Providence, R.I., made it onto our Great Quirky Places to Retire list, and New York and Boston were both designated Great Places to Retire for the City Life. After reading the MoneyRates.com list on the next page, be sure to check out all of our Best Places lists.]


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Elliston is one of the best places in Newfoundland to observe a natural puffin habitat. Park the car and take a short walk out towards a small island Observers can often get close enough to the puffins to not need binoculars.
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This area is known as the Root Cellar Capital of the World. Over 135 documented root cellars dot the hillsides, some having survived nearly two centuries. See how the original town residents once stored their vegetables in order to survive the winter and prevent their vegetables from freezing before the days of electricity.
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A threat targeting the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi has allegedly surfaced after last week's bloody hostage crisis in neighboring Algeria.
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"The Ministry of Interior strongly denies existence of threats against the stabilities and security of the Western citizens and residents who live in Benghazi, and assure that the Benghazi security situation is stable," said a statement from the official Libyan news agency.
"Terrorism has no religion or country," said Jumma Atiga, a high-ranking Libyan politician. "Terrorism can strike anywhere in the world, even ...countries like Britain, aren't immune to terrorism. But to have this announcement that hints at something that doesn't really exist on the ground, is not justified enough, in our opinion."
But concerns have sparked warnings from foreign entities with people in the North African nation.
"We are now aware of a specific and imminent threat to Westerners in Benghazi, and urge any British nationals who remain there against our advice to leave immediately," Britain said Thursday.
"Although there is no specific information pointing to specific, imminent threats against U.S. citizens, the potential for violence and kidnappings targeting Westerners in Benghazi is significant," the U.S. State Department said in a warning for American citizens Thursday.
"The United States continues to advise against all travel to Benghazi. At least two other diplomatic missions have advised their citizens to leave Benghazi immediately."
The deadly siege by jihadis at the remote Algerian gas plant has generated fears that a similar attack could happen in Libya. The militants reportedly attacked the Algerian facility because Algeria permitted France to use its air space to attack militants in Mali.
Libyan commanders have called in pro-government militias, or "revolutionaries" from the city of Zintan to help protect oil fields.


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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANDROLOGY MEETING March 14, 1980, 12:15 p.m. Palmer House - Chicago, Illinois President Philip Troen, M.D. presiding Members Present: Philip Troen, M.D. - President Richard Harrison, Ph.D. - Vice-President and Co-Chairperson 1981 Program Howard R. Nankin, M.D. - Secretary and Co-Chairperson 1982 Program Rupert Amann, Ph.D. - Council and Chairperson Nominating Committee Richard J. Sherins, M.D. - Treasurer M.C. Orgebin-Crist, Ph.D. - Council Terri T. Turner, Ph.D. - Council Michael Free, Ph.D. - Council Stephen Winters, M.D. - Council Eugenia Rosemberg, M.D. - Chairperson Publication Committee Joseph LaNasa, Jr., M.D. - Chairperson Membership Committee, Co-Chairperson 1981 Program Tom Lobl, Ph.D. - Chairperson By-Laws Committee L.J.D. Zaneveld, Ph.D., D.V.M. - Chairperson 1980 Program Nancy Alexander, Ph.D. - Chairperson Liason Committee Rudi Ansbacher, M.D. - Chairperson Education Committee Bruce Shanbacher, Ph.D. - Chairperson Awards Committee Erwin Goldberg, M.D. - Chairperson Future Meetings 1. The standing committees were reviewed. 2. Written reports from each committee will be expected prior to the interim and annual meetings. 3. Education Committee (Rudi Ansbacher, M.D.) - The topics and format for the postgraduate session in 1981 were discussed. A one-day program will precede the Annual Meeting. Structural Function and Dysfunction will be the morning theme. The afternoon session has not yet been planned but it will relate to both basic scientists and clinicians. There will be registration fees for the morning session, the afternoon session and for both sessions. Extra copies of the syllabus will be printed and placed for sale. The possibility of changing the format of the postgraduate course was discussed. One alternative was to have the postgraduate course run daily with the Annual Meeting and make it available to all registrants. The objections to this were that it would add extra costs, some people do not want to go the postgraduate course, and it may extend the meeting. 4. Publication Committee (Eugenia Rosemberg, M.D.) - Several items must be clarified with the publisher of our journal. We need to know the total number of subscriptions, we need an annual report of finances, and we need to work out the details about advertising. All advertisements need the approval of Dr. Rosemberg and the Publications Committee. Leads for potential advertisers in the Journal of Andrology should be forwarded to Dr. Eugenia Rosemberg. Articles published in the Journal will be carried in Current Contents but it is not clear that they will be carried in Index Medicus. Publishing talks delivered by the invited speakers at next year1s meeting was discussed. It was decided that the presidential address should be published in the Journal of Andrology.
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This, like the Spanish book, is a great book to have in your classroom. French ESOl are less frequent but could happen. Another use for this book would be while you "visit" the world in your classes ... Read full review
Angela Wilkes is an award-winning writer and editor renowned for lively, engaging books children read over and over again. She excels in presenting information in an original and straightforward way -- a gift that has been recognized by children and parents alike across the world. Her long list of titles spans a diverse range of topics including "My First Nature Book;" "Simple Science;" "The Big Book of Dinosaurs;" "My World, Your World;" and "The Best Book of Ballet,
Annie Heminway teaches grammar, creative writing, translation, African cinema, classic and Francophone literature at the SCPS of New York University. She is also a translator and an editor for Francophone publishers. In 2006 she was awarded the Chevalier de L?Ordre des Palmes Acad?miques by the French government in recognition of her work in promoting the study of French.