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I wrote in April (The Shirtmaker Returns) that MyTailor would be making pajamas to measure for me, from nine ounce Irish linen.
Well, the sand-colored prototype pair arrived last month and after two washings (cold water and line dry) they have been proclaimed perfect. The French blue will arrive next.
The point of this project is sleepwear that fits, looks good and lasts at least twice as long as ready to wear pajamas. It is too soon to know about the longevity but MyTailor met the first two criteria with ease.
This design has cream piping on both the jacket and trousers, three jacket pockets, and a trouser waist that closes with a tie because ties last significantly longer than do elastic waistbands.
The Irish linen is heavier than the usual pajama cotton, and the weight will contribute to longevity. The weave of course is open, so they wear cool on top of or beneath bedcovers. And though they rumple over the course of the night, I am perfectly comfortable walking about in them when the plumber arrives earlier than expected.
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Pajama Project Update
16 comments:
- Todd said...
Will, I love it. Great idea! Of course, we'll need pictures to assess fit...
- July 10, 2009 at 10:18:00 AM PDT
- MajTJKingKong said...
I love them. Great job. I was skeptical at first. I have lived in Derek Rose but they do wear out in about a year of regular use.
Can I ask what cloth merchant book you used to source the fabric?
I am a MyTailor convert based on your suggestions. I told them you referred me so I hope there is some benefit you receive. I always click through your link even to search fabric selections. I have 18 of their shirts and love them.
Another great job.
Carl - July 10, 2009 at 1:38:00 PM PDT
- Jason said...
This may sound like a stupid question. I have not worn pajamas since I was a child. Do most men wear underwear in addition to the pajama bottoms?
- July 10, 2009 at 1:41:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Jason, I have no idea what most men do in this regard. I don't. Maybe I should.
Carl, the book is hopefully on its way to me to use for some more selections and I will make note of it this time. - July 10, 2009 at 2:03:00 PM PDT
- Mr Brown said...
Pajamas wearing out in a year?
I doubt if even Hughs go that quickly.
4 pairs are required:
2x short for summer
1x brushed cotton for deep winter
1x long poplin for winter
10 years and going strong.
And, of course avoid elasticated affairs at ALL costs. - July 10, 2009 at 2:22:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Don't know how often you launder yours Mr. Brown, but my Derek Rose last about 35 trips through the machine.
And with just four pair they'd be in the laundry all the time. I need eight.
Pajamas from better cloth do considerably better of course. - July 10, 2009 at 2:25:00 PM PDT
- gentleman amateur said...
Very nice. Please post pix of the French blue pjs when they arrive.
- July 11, 2009 at 2:53:00 AM PDT
- Bastel said...
"when the plumber arrives earlier than expected" - in wich dream-world is that ever going to happen?
But a really nice pajama, noetheless.
Can I order them trough their website? - July 11, 2009 at 9:51:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
The cloth is not on the site. Email Joe at mytailor.
- July 11, 2009 at 10:40:00 AM PDT
- MajTJKingKong said...
Can you tell us where you placed the piping on the trousers?
I am defanitely planning to discuss these pyjamas with Mytailor.
Carl - July 11, 2009 at 7:10:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Carl, they are piped above the bottoms of the trousers.
- July 11, 2009 at 7:39:00 PM PDT
- roger said...
Beautiful, just beautiful. Probably above my pay grade.
For decades I have been happy with Brooks Bros.
oxford cloth pajamas which soften with age and
seemed to last forever. A year or two ago I went
to Brooks to replenish my supply and discovered
the "new and improved" version was now wrinkle
free fabric and, of course, made in China. Needless
to say, these did not soften with age and, in fact,
frayed and began to disintegrate before some of
my older pajamas showed their age. Sadly, this
seems to be typical of Brooks products over the past 15 years. - July 11, 2009 at 11:19:00 PM PDT
- MajTJKingKong said...
Thank you Will,
That is what I thought but for some reason, I kept wondering if you had piped the leg seam like a tuxedo plant. I could not imagine it but thought I might ask.
funny how sometimes it is hard to get an image out of ones mind.
Carl - July 12, 2009 at 4:50:00 AM PDT
- Horatio said...
I cannot imagine why more men don't sleep in pajamas. They are comfortable and made expressly for that purpose!
To the best of my knowledge, none of the men I know who wear pajamas wear underwear with them, though I sometimes wear a T-shirt under my PJs on cold nights.
I used to be able to make one pair of PJs last a week, but now I generally go 2 to 4 nights before changing them. I take it Will washes his after one wearing.
I, too, hope to see the French blue pajamas after their arrival, though I will understand if you choose not to model them for us. - July 13, 2009 at 2:25:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
The Italian linen book arrived. It's L.W. 2020 and has 26 solid colors in what I believe is 9 ounce/270 grams (the weight is not indicated). I'll take some photos.
- July 13, 2009 at 3:38:00 PM PDT
- MajTJKingKong said...
There is now a Will's Pajamas link on MYTailor. Well played, well played.
Carl - July 23, 2009 at 10:03:00 AM PDT


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Greatest Devils Moment: Being at game 7 of the 2003 Stanley Cup and witnessing the Devils win it all
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Favorite Player: David Clarkson
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Greatest Devils Moment: Scott Stevens… "You're next."
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Favorite Players: Brodeur, Elias, Stevens
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Greatest Devils Moment: Being at the Rock for the Eastern Conference Finals/Game 6 against the Rangers. Magic!
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Agreed. Give me a job as a General. Been playing hockey and following the Devils my whole life. Favorite moment for me was being at the playoff game when Marty scored his 1st goal against the Habs.
Agree^^^ I want to know how to become a general as well, for as long as I can remember I have been a huge Devils fan and would love to write about events and the team in general.
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I am a Devils fan from Switzerland (47 years young and follow the games via ESPN America and some great websites.
A web site stands out because of course! It is the Devils Army Blog! You are doing a great job. Her provides sound, objective, and is also in difficult situations the right words!
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Americans are reacting to the tragic events in Newtown, Connecticut with elevated levels of anger, shock and fear that have led a growing number of people to look for action from the government and society that can prevent future incidents, according to a new national survey.
And the CNN/ORC International poll released Wednesday also indicates that a bare majority now favor major restrictions on owning guns or an outright ban on gun ownership by ordinary citizens and more than six in ten favor a ban on semi-automatic assault rifles.
The survey was conducted Monday and Tuesday, following Friday's horrific incident at Sandy Hook Elementary School when a gunman armed with a semi-automatic rifle killed 20 young children and six adults.
Forty-six percent of people questioned in the poll say that that government and society can take action to prevent future gun violence. That's up 13 percentage points from January 2011, following a shooting incident in Tucson, Arizona that left six dead and some, including then Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, severely injured. A 53% majority still believes that attacks will continue to happen regardless of any action taken, but that's down 13 points from January 2011.
"Any changes in attitudes towards guns and gun violence are likely due to the highly emotional reaction many Americans have had to the recent shootings," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
Just over eight in ten express shock and anger over the events in Connecticut, with nearly half saying they feel fearful in response to the shootings.
"All of those numbers are much higher than they were in a CNN poll conducted in January, 2011, indicating that the tragedy in Connecticut may be affecting more Americans more intensely than other recent attacks," added Holland.
Does that translate into a call for greater restrictions on guns?
The number of Americans who favor major restrictions or an outright ban has typically hovered just under the 50% mark in recent years; now that number is just over 50%. According to the poll 52% say they favor major restrictions on guns or making all guns illegal. That's a five point rise from a CNN survey conducted in early August, following the mass shooting in July at a movie theater in suburban Denver, Colorado that left 12 dead, and shootings two weeks later at a Sikh temple in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where six people were killed. The five point rise is within the poll's sampling error.
Forty-three percent say last Friday's elementary school shootings in Connecticut makes them more likely to support gun control laws, a 15 point increase from January 2011 following the Arizona incident. Half of those questioned say the school shootings have not changed their opinions on gun control, down 19 points from January 2011.


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"Perry's Victory on Lake Erie," Thomas Birch, c. 1814
Washington, DC Sunday, January 13, 2013
American History TV visited the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery for a look at an unprecedented gathering of portraits and objects representing the major personalities of this little-known war. Curators Sidney Hart and Rachael Penman take us on a guided tour through the collection assembled from the United States, Canada and Great Britain. The War of 1812 technically ended in a draw, but it buoyed American nationalism, birthed the national anthem and Uncle Sam, and anointed a future president in General Andrew Jackson. The exhibit, "1812: A Nation Emerges," is open at the National Portrait Gallery until January 27, 2013.
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Bard College History Professor Christian Ayne Crouch looks at the roots of the War of 1812, which she traces back to the Seven Years' War in the 1750s and 1760s. The New York Public Library hosted this event.
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On June 18, 1812 the United States declared war on Great Britain. Hostilities continued until the Treaty of Ghent was ratified on February 16, 1815. In this program, historian Anthony Pitch talks about his book, "The Burning of Washington: The British Invasion of 1814."
A discussion on the War of 1812 with J.C.A. Stagg, a history professor at the University of Virginia and author of "The War of 1812: Conflict for a Continent." This event was hosted by the Maryland Historical Society.
In 1812, Joshua Barney, a retired naval hero of the Revolutionary War proposed a plan for a fleet of American barges to defend the Chesapeake Bay area against the British. In August, 1814, Barney was forced to destroy & sink his fleet of 15 vessels in Maryland's Patuxent River to prevent their capture. The suspected flagship "Scorpion" was discovered under the river mud in 1979 and partially excavated. Now, underwater archaeologist Robert Neyland of the Navy History and Heritage Command is leading a team to further study the wreck. American History TV visited the river with Mr. Neyland to learn about the project, and visited the Navy's Underwater Archaeology lab in the Washington Navy yard where the artifacts are studied.
This year is the Bicentennial of the start of the War of 1812. Donald Hickey talked about some of the myths that have lingered through history about that war at an event hosted at the Detroit Historical Museum. Mr. Hickey is the author of the book "Don't Give up the Ship! Myths of the War of 1812."
The Battle of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 inspired Francis Scott Key to write the words that eventually became the "Star Spangled Banner." The Maryland Historical Society hosted music historian David Hildebrand for a look at how the history of the Star Spangled Banner - and how writing and poetry became musical expressions of patriotism during and after the war of 1812.
On June 18th, 1812, President James Madison signed a declaration of war against Great Britain, beginning the War of 1812.
American History TV visited San Francisco's Chinatown to follow historian Charlie Chin as he tells the story of the Chinese in America to a group of college students. This is part one of a three-part series on San Francisco's Chinatown. This portion of the series was recorded in the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum.
Baltimore, Maryland is often called the birthplace of railroading in the United States. American History TV visited the B&O Railroad Museum for a look at examples of historic equipment beginning with stagecoaches and wagons used on the National Road, and ending with the first diesel locomotive.
The B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore is marking the 150th anniversary of the Civil War with the ongoing exhibit "The War Came by Train." We visited the museum's historic roundhouse building for a tour with guest curator Daniel Toomey. Mr. Toomey argues that due to the extensive use of railroads and the telegraph, the Civil war was the first "modern war."
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The baddest muscle car ever built? The 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 can certainly make a case for that title! Drawing a bead on NHRA Super Stock drag classes, Chevy performance guru Vince Piggins authorized the factory to fit a batch of '69 Camaros with a version of the 427-cid V-8 used by the all-conquering Can-Am Chaparral. This actually was another of Piggins' Central Office Production Order projects, and like the COPO Chevelles and Camaros being built for '69, the ZL1 was technically a Camaro option package. The cars began as 396-cid/375-bhp Super Sports with the F4l suspension. Engine and SS trim were deleted, and the cars were equipped essentially as other 427 COPO Camaros, with cowl-induction hood, front disc brakes, a choice of heavy-duty four-speeds or Turbo Hydra-matic, and a 4:10.1 Posi in the strongest axle Chevy could muster. But instead of the iron-block and head L72 427, these Camaros got a 427 called the ZL1. It was similar in design to the most-potent iteration of the aluminum-head L88, but it was the first production Chevy engine to also have an aluminum block. It shared the L88's 430-bhp factory rating, but actually had over 500 bhp — making it likely the most powerful engine Chevy ever offered to the public. And it weighed just 500 pounds — about the same as Chevy's 327-cid V-8. The entire car carried the full 5-year/50,000-mile warranty and was fully street-legal. With the factory's stock dual exhausts and tires, it turned low 13s; headers, slicks, and tuning got it into the 11.6s at 122 mph. Chevy never built a quicker production car. All this came at a price: $4,160 for the ZL1 engine alone, pushing the car's sticker to a stratospheric $7,200. Chevy needed to build 50 to satisfy the NHRA, and actually built 69. About 20 ZL1s went into organized drag racing, turning low 10s to set several Super Stock records. Well-heeled individuals bought others, but the high price took a toll: At least 12 engines were removed and sold separately, and about 30 unsold cars were returned to Chevy. It took until the early '70s to sell them off.
If you want a real ZL1 today, be prepared to pay … and pay big! These cars have brought more than 1 million dollars at public sales, and few change hands. So what's a guy that wants the baddest muscle car ever built to do? Well, if you're Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and Chevrolet muscle car and expert Reggie Jackson, you build one! As evidenced by the title history, Reggie Jackson's So Cal Collectibles purchased this two owner Texas car, and commissioned a no-expenses, every nut and bolt restoration of the Camaro, and built an incredible 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 tribute car, using a real-deal, 1 of 200 all aluminum 427 ZL-1 crate engine from GM! Manufactured using some of the same tooling as the original ZL-1 engine, the engine in this Camaro is #83 and, like the original ZL-1, has a conservative HP rating of 500, with a torque rating of 460.
Other features on this authentic ZL1 clone include: 4 speed transmission; 12 bolt posi-traction axle with 4.10 gear ratio, and; front disc brakes.
Finished in Cortez Silver, the body and paint on this ZL1 tribute are absolutely stunning. Panel gaps are better than factory, and there are no blemishes to be found in the paint. This is a SHOW CAR. All stainless steel trim, chrome, and bright work is new or reconditioned. All glass in the car is brand new replacement tinted glass, with proper date codes. The trunk has been refinished, with a correct trunk mat, steel wheel spare, and jack/hardware.
The undercarriage of this Camaro has been expertly restored, with a painted underside and powder-coated suspension components. The entire suspension, front and back, is brand new, as is the front disc brake hardware, and rear drum hardware. All new stainless steel fuel lines and brake lines, and brand new flexible brake lines are present as well. Also new are the fuel tank and sending unit. The ZL1 rolls on 14" painted steel wheels (just like the original), mated to four brand new Goodyear Polyglas F70x14 tires. We are sure these tires would last about 5 minutes in the right hands, but they are correct!
The black vinyl interior in this ZL1 is perfectly restored, with new seats, carpeting, headliner, kick panels, sill plates, door handles, window cranks, dash pad, instrument cluster, radio, head rests, and Rosewood steering wheel. Last, but definitely not least, is the Hurst 4 speed shifter, which engages the rebuilt Muncie M22. The engine compartment is the heart of this ZL1. The aluminum block stares right at you as open the hood, and asks the question … wouldn't you rather be driving me right now? Topped by GM Performance Parts aluminum heads and a Holley 850 Double-Pumper, this engine is brand new, and ready to rock. The intake casting # is 3933163, which is correct for a 1969 427 engine with rectangular ports. The exhaust manifold castings are 3916178 RH & 390879 HL, which are, again, correct for a 1969 427 engine. These are real deal parts! The transmission case casting is number is: 3925661, and the talhousing number is: 3857584. The transmission is a completely rebuilt Muncie M22. The axle is a completely rebuilt 12 bolt main, with a 4.10 gear ratio.
Fire this ZL1 up and you unleash an incredible sound … the kind of sound that makes you want to go down to the drag-strip and fry the tires. If you don't have 1 Million dollars laying around to purchase a ZL1, or, even if you have one, and don't drive it due to the value, this exceptional 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 tribute has all of the right stuff … the right drivetrain, the right look, and the right history. Dare to own the best and drive this car the way it was intended!
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December Employment Report Bodes Well For U.S. Office Market - 48,000 jobs added in December in office using industries8 Jan, 2010, New York
In the critical office-using sectors employment increased for the fourth consecutive month,
rising 48,000 in December. Financial employment increased by 4,000, a small increase but the
first rise in that sector?s employment since July 2007. Since the end of August, office using
employment is up 154,000 jobs.
In addition, November's overall employment figures were revised to show a small increase of 4,000 jobs, the first increase in overall employment since December 2007. Ken McCarthy, managing director of Research for Cushman & Wakefield, the global commercial real estate services firm, said, "While overall employment fell in December, this latest report continues to affirm that there are positive employment trends beginning to take hold, particularly for the office-using industries." "While we don?t expect an immediate impact on commercial property fundamentals, we can now be more confident in our time horizon for the beginning of a commercial real estate recovery in the middle of 2010," Mr. McCarthy said. According to Mr. McCarthy, the main reason for the decline in overall employment was a steep drop in construction and manufacturing jobs in December. The decline in construction is likely at least partly a result of the severe winter storms that hit the country in mid-December, while the decline in manufacturing continues a trend that has been ongoing for most of the decade, he added. According to the government?s statistics, the unemployment rate remained flat at 10.0 percent in December. The number of unemployed persons fell for the second consecutive month, the first time that has happened since the first quarter of 2007. The government's report can be accessed at http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm. * * * Cushman & Wakefield is the world's largest privately held commercial real estate services firm. Founded in 1917, it has 230 offices in 59 countries and 15,000 employees. The firm represents a diverse customer base ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, offering a complete range of services within four primary disciplines: Transaction Services, including tenant and landlord representation in office, industrial and retail real estate; Capital Markets, including property sales, investment management, valuation services, investment banking, debt and equity financing; Client Solutions, including integrated real estate strategies for large corporations and property owners, and Consulting Services, including business and real estate consulting. A recognized leader in global real estate research, the firm publishes a broad array of proprietary reports available on its online Knowledge Center at www.cushmanwakefield.com.


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England head coach Stuart Lancaster has appeared to call into question the fitness of flanker Steffon Armitage.
Speaking in defence of England captain Chris Robshaw, Lancaster addressed the calls from both the public and the media for Armitage to be included back into the set-up by questioning whether he was fit enough to handle Test rugby.
"I want our players to stay in England and play in England," said Lancaster to the press on Monday.
"At Toulon he [Armitage] plays behind a dominant pack and they have got world-class players in every position. They are beating everyone on the front foot.
"To play for 80 minutes, at the highest level in Test rugby, when you're not on the front foot and have to keep running around at high levels of intensity, you've got to be fit."
Armitage was named on Monday as the best foreign player in the Top 14 by Midi Olympique, having excelled last season as Toulon reached both the Amlin Challenge Cup and Top 14 Finals.
England came unstuck against Australia's Michael Hooper last Saturday, raising the issue once again on whether a recognised "fetcher" is needed at openside flanker rather than England captain Robshaw.
The Harlequins captain produced more turnovers than any other player during the June series against South Africa, but appears more physically suited to the blindside flank.
"Chris has been named captain for the series and I'm more than happy with his contribution on and off the field. I don't see that Chris' performance would warrant being dropped," added Lancaster.
"There are not many in my opinion who play at seven in England in the same way as Michael Hooper or Richie McCaw do. It's quite hard to magic someone up to play in that way in our competition."


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Keeping it Real, on the wings of Love, Hope and Life will be hosting a team Yard Sale on Saturday May 26 from 8:00am - 2:00pm, they will also have baking and pony rides for the kids. Come out to 3267 Hwy 61.
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For those of us blessed with a choice, the decision to work or be at home with the kids can be tricky!
I stopped practicing psychiatry (in terms of sitting face to face with patients) when my first child was born. I've loved being at home with all three of our kids, but still toss back and forth in my mind as to whether I made the right decision.
Is there ever a perfect decision?!!
I would love to hear your story. What have you done? How did you make the choice you did?
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Dr. Ann,
So glad you posted this. I have a Ph.D. in education, and have worked hard at my career. I have always loved teaching, curriculum writing, and aspired to get a tenure-line position at a university. My desire for this high-stress job completely diminished after having my kids. I still wanted to be considered a professional, needed time to exercise my brain muscles, and wanted to stay current in my field.
I'm blessed to have a job where I could request to go down to part-time, and because my husband is a small business owner, between the two of us, we only get a baby-sitter once a week. I had a book come out the same time my second son was born, and am finding ways at home to do professional development and still spend time with my kids. Technology is what makes this possible; I think Moms in today's society don't have to pick one OR the other. They can do both, making their own rules and boundaries...and that is a wonderful freedom! [A side note, we did have to significantly downsize and cut back financially to make this new life a reality, but neither my husband nor I have any regrets.] I know not all careers have this flexibility, so I am thankful for my position in life!
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Thanks for sharing your story Darci! (btw, I would have replied to you much earlier, but I'm still trying to figure out how to navigate this site.) I appreciate your point about the freedom to do both - that's a great observation. But yes, nothing is free and so the financial reality is a choice we face as well.
Blessings, Ann
I got married at 18 and I was 19 when our first child was born. I quit school (college) and my job (retail) to stay home with our daughter. I have been a SAHM since. We have 6 kids. Our oldest is 20 and our youngest is 1 1/2.
For us, me staying home just fit. We also homeschool our kids. I guess you could say that we made the choice to be the only ones raising our kids. Maybe that makes us selfish... maybe not. It is just what works for us. Our kids are happy and well educated. My husband and I have been married for over 21 years and we are happy with each other and with the choices we have made.
Is there a perfect decision?
I don't think so. The decisions we've made are perfect for us, but they are by no means perfect for everyone. Each couple has to decide what they want to do and how they want their family structured. I think it is very important for a couple to "hash out the details" of what they expect from themselves and from each other and what they expect for their family-to-be BEFORE they get married. Too many couple start out without a plan and without knowing each other's expectations... and too many times, once they realize that they aren't on the same page about things, they are so far in with each other and with kids that the whole family structure just breaks. This just leaves too many people hurt. It is sad.
So, I guess the perfect decision is whatever works for you and your family. What can you all be happy with?
Just like you, I'm learning that there really is no perfect decision, and that even within the same family, the decision can morph over time. I like your point about discussing expectations ahead of time - we didn't do that in our family, but somehow things worked out. It's individual for each of us, just as God created us uniquely.
I'd love to read more of others' experiences too!
I am glad you brought up the fact that the decisions morph over time! I was thinking that as I typed my response, but I wasn't quite sure how to word it. lol. I know I am not the same person I was 20 years ago, as our family and relationship has grown over the years. This means that we have made changes in many aspects of our lives.
One of our dreams is to own a farm. If/when this becomes reality, we hope to have a restaurant and a little farmers market type of store and branch out into the "Agri-tainment" industry. This means that we will work together as a family. I guess I would be a work-at-home mom... or a work at the family business mom. So, yes... decisions do morph. :-)
I have alternated between a SAHM and a working mom through the past 12 years of my son's life. I just started working again last October. On Friday I was offered a huge promotion with a huge raise BUT the hours mean I would not get home until close to 7 pm each night instead of 4 which is when I now get home. I want that job so badly because it's my dream job but I could never imagine only spending an hour with my son every night.
I feel your pain BUT remember no one ever lay on their deathbed and through ... I should have worked more .... but many have said that I should have spent more time with my kids. Sod the job I say! :-)
Tracy, It sounds as if you made the right decision for you and your family! It's great that you were able to look at the choices clearly, and count the opportunity cost on either side of the equation (doesn't that sound so cuddly?!) Many blessings for your time home with your son. I'd love to hear more about how you've alternated between work and being a SAHM over the years - sounds like a blog post to me!
Hey there, I have 3 kids under 7 and hubby and I both work full time. I'm starting to look at other alternatives. We have recently moved countries (South Africa to New Zealand) and so badly want to move away from the 'hamster on the wheel' feeling that I have sometimes. Surely life is too short to spend so much of it in an office doing something that doesn't really inspire me. We took a bit of a financial knock moving countries but hopefully I can make the same money but doing something more fulfilling. Would love to hear some feedback from someone experiencing something similar.
Take care
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I worked for a few places that treated hair like a factory, where it was all about numbers, not considering family or uniqueness. I decided to leave the industry after having my second daughter and started my childcare business. That worked for many years like a well oiled machine until I have my last daughter. I really didn't want to "close"my doors because I had built many relationships with my families, not to mention good income. But, I was loosing my mind with PPD. My supportive Hubs encouraged me to, and though scary, it all has worked..in that area, not the PPD, and it's been almost 3 yrs.
My kids do have me as a presence in the home, I'm able to be at thier beck and call. that can be both good and bad. I currently live in a town with no family, no friends and the hubs commutes for work, so it's just me and the kids, everyday all day. I'm a little stir crazy. It takes a good balance and ideally, some family to be there when you need a break. You don't get to eat Bon Bons all day. Does anyone know where I can get some by the way?
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My Hawking-induced crisis of faith spurred me to move beyond a "God of the gaps"—a shrunken deity enlisted merely to fill any remaining pockets of mystery that science has yet to illuminate. Indeed, my experience has been that recapturing the doctrine of Creation in its scriptural fullness points us toward a much more exciting understanding of creation. It points us toward a God for whom science is a gift rather than a stumbling block. And perhaps most importantly, it points to a Creator God who is worthy of worship, enjoyment, and trust.
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People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
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My goal in leading this organization for these past three and a half years has been to lay the groundwork to help my fellow evangelicals see that the conflict between our faith and mainstream science is not as great as they thought it was. In the process, my thinking has been significantly shaped by listening to people who think differently than I do
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To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
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Transliteration gĕbuwl |
Pronunciation ghev·ül'
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Root Word (Etymology) From גָּבַל (H1379) | |
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Strong's H1366 - gĕbuwl
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1) border, territory a) border b) territory (enclosed within boundary) c) region, territory (of darkness) (fig.)
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Strong's H1366 - gĕbuwl
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Blackmar-Diemer Gambit Bogoljubow Variation
Who's Afraid of the King's Gambit - 3RD EDITION
Winning with the Sicilian Defense - VOLUME 1
Queen's Gambit Declined - Orthodox Variation
Gruenfeld Defense Russian Variations
How to Play the the Dilworth Attack
Publisher: ISHI Press
Author: Eric Schiller
Year of Publication: 2012 (Reprint) Pages: 160
Notation Type: Algebraic (AN)
Book Description At the time of the first edition, this opening was just becoming popular in Grandmaster chess. It soon became a hot item and for this edition we had over 20,000 games in our database. Champions of the defense include Grandmasters Agdestein, Dolmatov, Gleizerov (more than 100 games!), Glek, Karlsson, Moskalenko, Nikolic, Ulibin, and Vaisser. The theory is now pretty well established. I recommend that you start by studying the Overview below and looking at the games cited in the next paragraphs. I have concentrated on the lines most frequently seen in high level games. The opening is so absurdly transpositional that there is no way to organize it exhaustively. The most important thing is to note where the pieces usually land. About the Author(s) Eric Schiller (born March 20, 1955 in New York City) is an American chess player, trainer, arbiter and one of the most prolific authors of books on chess in the 20th century. In 1974, Schiller was the Illinois Junior Champion. Schiller played for the University of Chicago team several times at the Pan American Intercollegiate Team Chess Championship. He was an organizer of the Hawaii International chess festivals 1994-98 including 1998 US Open California Champion 1995. Later that year, he appeared as a chess adviser for the music group Phish on some of the stops for their "Chess Tour" where they played an ongoing game of two chess moves per tour stop and some "band vs. audience" partial games as part of their stage performance. Schiller was an arbiter at several notable games and championships including the FIDE World Chess Championship 2000. While Vladimir Kramnik and Garry Kasparov opted not to participate in the event, they had both endorsed Schiller for this sensitive role during the planning stages. As of April 2009, Schiller has a FIDE rating of 2166. He is also an International Arbiter and International Trainer. Schiller's expertise and publications in the Flohr-Zaitsev Variation made him a sought-after expert when Gary Kasparov used that opening at the second game at the World Chess Championship 1990.
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My Pet King's Indian, Na6 - Chess Lecture - Volume 28
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Insights into The French Defense - Chess Lecture - Volume 20
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This is not considered a Gambit because it would be useless for White to take the pawn with 4. exf5. Passive Defense is likely to give White a bad game. So, White must counter with 4. Nc3.
There are now two main branches. This book was previously published as a two volume work. However, most players of the Schliemann prefer the second and more risky line, so the two volumes have been combined into one book here.
This is an update with the latest new games and analysis on the two main branches of the Schliemann Defense. These branches arise after the moves 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 f5 4. Nc3 fxe4 5. Nxe4. The more conservative move favored by most strong players was 5. …. Nf6. The more dangerous and risky line is 5. …. d5, allowing 6. Nxe5 dxe4 7. Nxc6 Qg5. This was thought to have been refuted but now grandmasters and others have proven that it is perfectly playable.
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"Kenmore Water Heater is the best water heater that i have owned so far. Definitely would buy another one once this one goes out"
I've owned this Kenmore water heater for about 3 years now. I must say, I have been 100% happy with this water heater so far. I bought it from Sears. I wasn't originally looking for this water heater when I went to Sears, but the worker at the store talked me into it and I'm very glad that he did. My favorite thing about this water heater is that it heats the water so quickly. It's only a matter of seconds before I have hot water flowing from my shower when I turn it on. The only thing that I have had a problem with is how loud it can be. Other than that, every thing about this heater is perfect. I have not had to replace this heater yet, most likely because I have only owned it for 3 years. I would definitely recommend this heater to a friend because it has been nothing but great to me and my family.
Satisfaction Rating:
"Can't Put a Pricetag on Reliability"
Have owned the water heater for over almost a year now. With multiple people in a rush to use the bathroom in the morning, my family relies on short showers and a trustworthy water heater. There hasn't been a need to repair or replace it, and hopefully there won't be one anytime soon. There was only one incident where it seemed to be broken, but a technician fixed the problem, explaining that it was a piping issue and not the heater itself. As far as things have gone, I would definitely recommend it to a friend, but to be honest I'm not too well-versed when it comes to water heaters. Before we moved to our current location, our old water heater would break constantly. So, when it comes time that the product needs to be replaced or repaired, I am sure Kenmore is going to be the brand I use.
Satisfaction Rating:
"Kenmore Water Heater works well"
This water heater is satisfactory for a family of four people or less. I lived with just my parents and one sister when we first got it about three years ago, but a few months later two of my sisters moved back in, and it wasn't enough for all of us. It's also not terribly energy efficient. However, if you have a smaller family, it will heat your water well. I would buy it again but I would only recommend it to a friend who isn't sharing it with a lot of people.
Satisfaction Rating:
"Wonderful water heater!"
When we bought our home we had a hard time getting hot water. We were told we needed a new water heater but we knew nothing about them. We decided to go with a brand we trusted and that is Kenmore. We love this model because it is Energy Star certified and the 40 gallon capacity is great for out family of four. It was $900 at the time of purchase (6 months ago) but I think it is worth every penny! I have had no problems yet. We always have hot water in an instant. I love how easy it is to adjust the temperature to further our energy savings. I will be buying this brand again, however, I am confident this water heater will last for many years. I have recommended this to my brother-in-law because he will be purchasing a new water heater for his home within the next year.
Satisfaction Rating:
"Why I Love My Kenmore"
We just got the Kenmore 40 gallon gas water heater and it's got to be the best one you can find for the price. Honestly, $300 at Sears, can you beat that? We love how inexpensive it was, and of course how well it works. We did not install it ourselves, but we thought about it because the reviews on the website said how easy it is to install. It seemed pretty simple and took the guy less than 20 minutes. My last water heater was a Kenmore as well and I would absolutely buy this brand again. I have already recommended it to several friends. Sears offered a three year warranty on the tank and parts, so I feel confident we won't have any problems and if we do they will take care of it. It's also pretty slim (compared to our older model) so it fits right in where the old one was in our basement.
Satisfaction Rating:
"Great water heater!"
I love this water heater. It is very efficient and never gives me problems. I am always satisfied with it. It has been working great for the many years I have owned it. Another great feature about this Kenmore water heater is its easy installation. I have owned this particular water heater for about two years. I would definately recommend it to anyone looking for a wonderful water heater that always gets the job done. In fact, I just recommended it to my wife's mother, whose last water heater broke. All in all, I have been very satisfied with this water heater.
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"My Water Isnt Good"
My water heater honestly sucks. I've had this water heater since i bought this house and have'nt changed it yet but planning on it in the near future. What i really like about it is at first the water can get REALLY hot. It gets so hot till it actually kind of burns. And it really doesn't make my electric bill go up that much since we have to pay for water from the City of Tallahassee. Then all at once, right after one shower, the water turns ice cold. And i have a big family. We have to wait till the water gets cold again before one person can take a shower. And that takes about a hour each time and then the water doesn't last that long. Only the first shower it last the longest. We have to take 3 minute showers at times and i like long showers. Thats my biggest dislike. Honestly i wouldn't recommend this brand to anyone nor would i buy the same brand again once i replace my water heater.
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