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Maybe this is the Oil fan in me, but I believe the sixth overall pick is cursed. Ever since the Oilers drafted in that spot three straight years back in the mid 90's (and more specifically, inexplicably passed on Shane Doan in favour of Steve Kelly at the '95 draft) the sixth overall pick has been cursed. I don't really know how to explain it. That draft position just keeps churning out flops. Oh you may get a reasonably good NHL player but if your dream is a star, you can kiss that dream goodbye. Since the curse came into effect only Minnesota's 2001 selection of Mikko Koivu at #6 has yielded a star calibre player. Teams expect much more from such high picks so the hype is big. The return, however, has been consistently disappointing. With that said, I'm more than willing to admit that this may just be coincidental. After all, my Oilers and the perennially inept Blue Jackets have each picked in that spot three times since (and including) the Steve Kelly debacle. It is somewhat faulty to doom every sixth overall draft pick to fail to meet expectations because the teams picking in that spot the most are among the worst in the NHL over that span of time. That sentiment is little consolation for this week's Cage Match contestants as both were selected by those "sixquisitely" doomed franchises. Sam Gagner and Derrick Brassard may both be lucky to find themselves featured on Cage Match but they are both destined for mediocrity (as if you didn't already know that). If you had not already accepted unexceptional returns from Brassard or Gagner then consider the following. Both Brassard and Gagner made their NHL debuts in the 2007-08 season, which makes this past season their "magical fourth year" and as I'm sure you are well aware that year came to pass without even the slightest bit of magic. Owning either one these past few years has been like going for a long walk down the yellow brick road, making this past season the unveiling of the Wizard Oz. Granted they are both still young and still boast some upside it's time we once and for all tempered our expectations. Simply clicking your heels while whispering, "There's no place like home," won't rid you of the Tin Man or the Cowardly Lion (I'll let you decide who is who as it is not essential to the metaphor) as they won't be handed a heart or a brain any time soon. It isn't all bad for those of you who own them though. While the trade returns for either one is surely diminishing by the day, they still have value as a decent second line center and as it stands they also remain the top dog on their respective teams, so you cannot rule out a Stephen Weiss-esque awakening. In the end the upside for both these guys is still an assist heavy 75 points but with Nugent-Hopkins likely on the way for Edmonton and Ryan Johansen coming to Columbus both guys are screwed long term. With that in mind let us do battle with the numbers.
It is worth noting that you can't read much into Brassard's first two seasons. His inaugural year was split between the AHL (where he performed quite well) and the NHL. His second season he suffered a season ending injury that collapsed all hope of his breaking out. The one thing we can really draw from those early seasons is that Brassard is somewhat injury prone. On the whole the numbers do not show you much of anything. The Goal and Assist totals are quite similar, so are PPP and SOG. You cannot read much into the Plus/Minus stat because they both have played for crappy teams. That Brassard was able to be a plus player on Columbus' one and only playoff team is promising though. It shows he was responsible enough to earn minutes under the greatest stickler of them all, Ken Hitchcock, so let's concede Brassard is a slightly safer bet here. The same can be said for PIM. Gagner has never been a big PIM producer. He did have one mildly big season of 60 PIM in 56 games back in 2005-06 in the USHL but if we are going that far back then Brassard can trump him having put up 92 PIM in 58 games, that same season, in the QMJHL. Brassard has a career average of reasonably well over half a PIM per game, while Gagner's career average is just under half a PIM per game. It is a marginal difference but it exists. Ultimately there's not enough within the numbers themselves to make a decision one way or another. Yes Brassard seems to have a slight edge in a couple of categories but it is not conclusive. The point of showing the numbers though is to demonstrate that while Gagner is clearly developing sideways like a low interest savings account, Brassard is actually improving his numbers each and every season. His development may have stagnated as a result of his injury but progress is still being made and this cannot be ignored. When watching Gagner you don't get the sense of a player who is on the cusp of emerging. His skill is evident but I question his drive. It seems as though his will to put the time and effort in has been crushed by all the losing in Edmonton. He's like a pot of coffee, only someone forgot to turn the element on. A change of scenery would do him good because he needs a fire lit under his ass before it's too late. He's only 23 years old but with four years under his belt it's getting a little late to start learning things like the importance of faceoffs and conditioning. Brassard's outlook is more optimistic. I don't watch as much Columbus as I do Edmonton so I'm no doubt harder on Gagner but I felt I saw more out of Brassard. He consistently shows a sincere passion for the game and he tends to battle a lot harder than Gagner does. Now that may be because Brassard is a lot bigger and thus more inclined to get involved physically but I don't think Gagner gets a pass because of his stature. Brassard is also a much better skater so while he doesn't have Gagner's hands he can get more done with his effort and skating. Brassard has also (ever so briefly) experienced a winning environment. I do not feel his development has been quite as sullied as Gagner's. Both players have a long way to go, as do their teams but Columbus is more ready to compete now and so is Brassard. As it stands the Blue Jackets are really only missing a puck mover or two on defence and they may have a couple who are on the cusp in John Moore and David Savard. The Oilers need puck movers too but they also need experience in general. You cannot talk Oilers without mentioning the development of Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and Magnus Paajarvi. Those players will undoubtedly be improved next season but to what degree remains a mystery. Brassard on the other hand has at least one teammate we know is a star in Rick Nash and they've shown some chemistry in the past. Gagner on the other hand showed little to know chemistry with Edmonton's trio of rookies so even if they improve there is no telling if it will help his numbers. Gagner does have chemistry with Hemsky but that only last as long as Hemsky does, which is about as long as a virgin with a supermodel. My firm belief is that Gagner needs a fresh start out of Edmonton while Brassard can nestle into a solid second line role (with potential for first line) right where he is. Ultimately I would prefer not to own either one of these two but Brassard is trending upward. If he can give me a bigger impact right away I will take it so I can trade him down the road. I am willing to take a chance on Brassard's injuries while optimistically predicting a 60 point season for him next year. It is true that Johansen should join the team next season and eventually take the top line center spot away from Brassard but his mere presence will open things up for everyone next season. Gagner on the other hand will toil with(out) the youngsters once again. I think he hits a career high 50 points next season but it won't be enough to win this Cage Match or keep him in Edmonton. Oh and since it's probably nagging at you, Scarecrow is Gilbert Brule (who has ironically played for both teams). You definitely don't want to own him. Write comment
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'Ah yeah, this cycling thing is a doddle Just look, as far as the eye can see all we have is this nice flat terrain, silky smooth. Sure we will cruise along these 160-odd or whatever it is kilometres today, cruise I tells ya. Oh. Wait there just a moment Tonto. Oh no. Oh no, oh no, oh no. This is bad. This is very bad. What in the name of Bod is that?'
That, my biking buddy, is Sestriere. And that is where, on stage 14, the pain is going to kick in. Yup, after two stages almost as flat as the atmosphere at the Emirates, the organisers of the Giro have put their heads together and decided that what this boys need is some nice clean mountain air and mountain air is what they are going to get, by the bloody bucket load.
Today's stage starts in Cervere – the land of truffles, hazelnuts, leeks and red turnips – and will warm up with a sprint at Pinerolo – where Eustache Dauger was imprisoned don't you know? – but energy should really be conserved for what comes after that. Because what comes after that is the small matter of the race to the top of Sestriere located 2035 meters above the level of the sea and while the gradient scarcely peeps its head above the 5% mark this has to be one of the longest climbs on the tour.
Or at least it would have been if whoever it is that is in charge of the weather in that part of the world had not sent the temperature rising and with it the threat of avalanches meaning the Sestriere is out of bounds and a re-route via the Val di Susa is needed. Here's a pic of the new route in case you are wondering what it looks like and here is much changed and much less exciting official profile. (Sunday's climb of Galibier is also under threat by the way). All of which probably means that all the day's fun will be reserved for the final climb of the day. But don't get it twisted, that won't be a Sunday stroll in London Fields accompanied by a pint of that elephant beer in the Dove afterwards by any stretch of your imagination.
"As wild as the Giro can get, this stage finish is "only" 7.2km at 9% on standard roads to cluster of ski lifts of Bardonnechia" says the knowledgeable peeps over at Inner Ring of the category one climb to Monte Jafferau (that 9% is an average figure but the gradient can and does hit 14% in places) and William Fotheringham reckons that it could start to separate the men from the mere men.
"A warm-up for the Dolomites with the long drag to Sestriere, and the short, steep finish climb. Any favourite struggling here will be out of the reckoning in the next few days; the finish will favour a pure climber," he argues, before putting his money behind Bradley Wiggins and Ryder Hesjedal Carlos Betancur of Ag2r La Mondiale Team Sky's Sergio Henao. Will he be right? Well why not stay tuned and find out, eh?
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On June 7th, the 100th anniversary of the historic first summit of Denali, descendants will climb in their forefathers' footsteps to North America's highest point. On Feb.5th descendents from across the continent will gather at a launch press conference at the same Fairbanks church where their relatives' expedition began a century ago.
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Descendants of the team that were the first to summit Mt. McKinley in 1913, will attempt the same climb on June 7th 2013, bearing a message of achievement to young Alaska Natives. Young Alaskans will be able to follow the expedition live by interacting online with team members, tracking progress via GPS and watching video-webisodes produced during the climb.
You are invited to meet the team who will climb in their relatives' footsteps at the Denali Centennial Climb Launch Event, Tuesday, Feb.5th:
*Where: St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, 1029 1st Ave, Fairbanks, AK
*When: Tuesday, Feb.5th, 11am, 2013
*What: (The event will Include):
-Movie Trailer 'The Untold Legend, Centennial Climb'
-Brief talks from family members about their relatives' remarkable 1913 achievement, the significance of the Centennial Climb, and how this expedition and the story of the first Denali summit will inspire Alaskan youth.
-One on one interview opportunities, and visuals available on site.
Denali Centennial Climb Expedition Team Members: Dana Wright (great-grandnephew of Walter Harper, the 21-year old Athabascan who first summitted Denali), Ken Karstens and Ray Schuenemann (great-grandsons of the 1913 expedition co-leader Harry Karstens), Daniel Hopkins (great-great-nephew of Hudson Stuck, 1913 expedition co-leader & Archdeacon of The Yukon), Mark Lattime (The Episcopal Bishop of Alaska).
Also in Attendance: Diana Campbell (granddaughter of John Fredson, a then 16-year old Athabascan who lived off the land alone for nearly a month, while caring for the expedition's sled dogs and base camp), Harper family members, Elia Saikaly (Filmmaker/FindingLife Founder), Tim Cline (IDEA Director).
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The climb has been endorsed by the National Congress of American Indians and the Alaska State Board of Education. The story of the first summit of Denali remains very much untold. The Denali Centennial Climb will change this by bringing this incredible story to young people across Alaska and North America. The expedition will be presented by FindingLife. FindingLife combines adventure, education and technology to today's youth to create positive change. Those wishing to learn and be entertained while interacting online with expedition members and watching video webisode updates produced during the climb can do so by visiting denali2013.org.
-Movie Trailer – 'The Untold Legend, Centennial Climb
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So You're Not Me.....Deciding To Homeschool
"I'd love to homeschool, but I'm not you." I've heard more than once.
So, you don't have ADD, a lack of natural organization, and you're not lazier than snail snot? CONGRATULATIONS! That should make it easier for you. You do struggle with all these things? CONGRATULATIONS! Me too, so I know you can do it!
I'm not a paragon of anything, I'm a deeply, deeply flawed human being and am living proof that even slacker moms can homeschool. If this is something you choose to do, you CAN do it.
So here's a little advice to get you started:
*Pray. Pray. Pray. And when you're done, you might do one more.
*Be kind to yourself. God doesn't expect perfection from you and neither should you.
*Recognize that if you do this, your house may never be up to your current standard of clean again. You have to decide to be okay with that or you will drive yourself crazy.
*Realize that you are not making the commitment to teach your children yourself for the next however many years. You're making the commitment for THIS year or even THIS semester. Twelve years or more of schooling is too much for anyone to undertake all at once. You only have to teach a semester at a time.
*Know that you can re-evaluate at any time the decision you have made. You haven't signed any contracts in blood or sold your soul (have you?), so you can always opt for a more traditional education for your children if this isn't working.
*Don't beat yourself up if it isn't working.
*Give yourself and your child a chance for it to work. Don't give up after 1 week, or even the 4th week when the honeymoon period is over. Be patient with yourself and your student(s). This is new for everyone involved and there will be a learning curve.
*Don't belittle yourself for "not being patient enough" to homeschool. I've learned that patience is like a muscle, the more you use it the stronger it gets.
*Don't belittle yourself for "not being smart enough" to homeschool. Some of the most brilliant women I know never went to college, that diploma doesn't prove intelligence. Can you read? You're smart enough. We're talking first grade letters and math here...if you can't do that...you should sue the school district that graduated you.
*Remember that you will own the manual. (Breathe a sigh of relief here.) Teacher's manuals are like magic, they have the answers, the explanations, and very often a script. Did you know they had scripts of how to teach? I didn't either until I bought my first one. I've taught Latin for years without being able to speak it myself. How? There's a script.
*It's okay to teach your children at home even if you hate the mess of painting, the thought of arts and crafts make your skin crawl, you actually detest play-doh. It's okay to hate the mess and limit it to Friday afternoons at Grandma's house, as long as Grandma agrees to it.
*No teacher will care as much about your child's success or failure as you do. No teacher. There are great ones out there, heroic even, but they don't love your child the way you do. That means you have the bigger incentive to see that they "get it." This is definitely in your favor.
*Not every child is going to "get it" as quickly as every other child or using the same methods. Flexibility is in your corner. Realize ahead of time that that "perfect" math program may be completely useless for your child. Be willing to switch to something else.
*Remember that all children are created equal but different. Completely different. I have a completely literal child who loves worksheets, and a completely creative child who would wither and die if that was all I gave her. Both are thriving on completely different curricula. There is no cookie cutter approach to a child's brain. This is where homeschoolers excel.
*Don't be afraid to ask for help. Veteran homeschoolers will usually be happy to help you get started. I can't tell you how many people who were considering teaching their own kids have spent a day in my kitchen to see "a day in the life." Some decided it was for them, others didn't. You have to be willing to be honest with yourself.
*Realize that it doesn't take all day to teach a young child. Kindergarten may only take 30 minutes to an hour, and First Grade will only take marginally longer. It takes the teachers in school longer because they have to teach things like standing quietly in line and how to take turns at the water fountain. My children already know how to hold my hand and how to get themselves a drink from the sink. We learn standing in line at the grocery store and the post office. Life skills are taught in the schools, but they can also be learned in real life.
*Never, never, never judge one child's progress by the accomplishment of another child, especially if that child is not in your home. One of the things I've learned about other kids' progress is moms lie.
*You can't teach them everything, and you won't. (The schools can't and won't either.) I often tell people that my job is not to teach my children information, but to teach them how to learn. The information is out there, it's my responsibility to show them how to find it, analyze it, and figure out what it all means. If they can recite Plato but don't know how to use the library, then I will have failed them.
*Set realistic goals for yourself. What is your purpose? Do you want to raise mini-geniuses who go on Letterman or do you want to raise and educate kind, faithful, caring human beings who have the skills necessary to succeed in life?
*Recognize that they don't need to know all of those things at 5 years old.
*Did I mention that you need to pray? Yeah...you might want to do that again.
Our goal from the beginning has been to raise children who know and love God, are faithful Catholics, and are independent thinkers. We have not found a school in our area which contributes to that end. The bottom line for us is that God has entrusted these children and their upbringing to us and we will ultimately be responsible for it.
That said, we still take it one year and one child at a time. We reevaluate constantly and are honest with what we see. I've learned that I don't have to be a rigid disciplinarian to teach them, or stick to an unbreakable schedule. We are more flexible than some and less than others, but we do what works best for us. This is what works best for us for now, and I'm working on that snail snot laziness of mine. So far my educational efforts have produced 4 scholars who like to learn, ask questions, and look for answers. Thus far, I'd call that a success.
24 comments:
- Kim said...
Are you homeschooling everyone this year now that you're in Texas?!
- August 11, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Beth (A Mom's Life) said...
"I often tell people that my job is not to teach my children information, but to teach them how to learn." I love that.
Thanks for a wonderful post! Good luck with your new school year! - August 11, 2011 at 2:47 PM
- aka the Mom said...
Kim - Yes, after last year's debacle they are again all home with me.
- August 11, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Leila @ Little Catholic Bubble said...
Awesome, awesome, awesome! I hope this gets a wide reading.
- August 11, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- aka the Mom said...
Thanks Leila! You know.....a link from a super popular blog might help......hint, hint :)
- August 11, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- allyouwhohope said...
Thank you!!! As someone who is lazier than snail snot, I needed to read this! Even if we don't end up homeschooling, it shouldn't be because I don't think I can hack it. I have a lot of thinking to do and thankfully a lot of time. I may be contacting you down the road about this ;)
- August 11, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- findingsomethingbetter said...
I was homeschooled for high school by my parents and I always tell people who ask that it was the best decision they could've made for me! However, my younger sister went to school longer than me and came through unscathed. ;) It really varies based on each child's needs. Like you said, just keep exercising patience!
- August 11, 2011 at 3:57 PM
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- Joseph K @ Defend Us In Battle said...
You could always hire me, kill two or three birds (or javilina) with one stone?
:) - August 11, 2011 at 5:21 PM
- Sew said...
I'm so glad I have you On speed dial ;). How low do my standards have to be on the house? ;)- it can't get any worse then it is now right? Broom swept? Lol
- August 11, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Sew said...
This could all change come school time!!
- August 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM
- Sew said...
How much time outside of "school" do you spend preparing for the day? K-3rd grade?
- August 11, 2011 at 8:05 PM
- aka the Mom said...
Sew - I prepare lesson plans by the semester and then tweak monthly and weekly. How much daily time do I spend preparing? 15 minutes at most.
- August 11, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Mrs. Mike said...
Love this post! Love love love it and I agree with everything you said!
- August 11, 2011 at 8:25 PM
Thank you for the very well timed encouragement. I agree with the prayer part 1000%, on many occasions I'll offer a quick petition of 'Lord, you love them more than I do, please make up for my deficiencies'. of course, He always does. -Loretta
- August 11, 2011 at 10:05 PM
- Foxfier said...
*Remember that you will own the manual. (Breathe a sigh of relief here.) Teacher's manuals are like magic, they have the answers, the explanations, and very often a script. Did you know they had scripts of how to teach? I didn't either until I bought my first one. I've taught Latin for years without being able to speak it myself. How? There's a script.
I LOVE the teacher's manual-- I'm considering home schooling (oldest is two, I've got time to gather materials....) but in high school we had a teacher who refused to teach. (Stereo typically, he was the freaking football coach. Teaching our highest level math.) He insisted it wasn't his job to teach, it was our job to learn, and would read the script, put stuff on the board and go set at his desk.
Being the poor, shy, quiet and meek little person that I am *(lightning strikes nearby)* I struggled for about a week to figure stuff out from just the student books, then started going up and taking one of the teacher's edition books so I had a clue what to do when folks asked me for help. I'm all over the board when it comes to doing math, but with the teacher's edition it worked! (I really enjoyed gloating when he screwed up the examples he put on the board, too... I never said I was nice at 17 or so, especially when I felt wronged.) - August 11, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Nod said...
Snail snot ... I've been looking for my pet snail; did he go to Texas with you? :D
- August 11, 2011 at 10:52 PM
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- August 11, 2011 at 11:14 PM
- Packrat said...
I love the description you gave yourself, because that would be me. (I never thought I had ADD, but I'm really beginning to wonder...) You already know that I'm a strong proponent (almost fanatic) of homeschooling.
Back when my children were being schooled, we didn't get teacher's manuals, but we muddled through. Son didn't really like being homeschooled, so he went to Catholic grade school and public high school. Worse thing we ever did was put him into "traditional" school. Our daughter was and is a self starter, so there was never a problem with her.
Daughter has graduated from college and begins teaching English in Seoul next week. (Not bragging. Just pointing out that homeschooled children do as well and sometimes better in college and life than their traditionally educated peers.) - August 11, 2011 at 11:16 PM
I've been thinking about doing this with my wife, but I have always thought about how to handle the baby during "school." How do you do it?
Also, does school happen 5 days a week or can that be flexible as well? My wife just started working as a nurse 3 days a week.
Do you have a special room or area set up for "school"? - August 12, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- Ashley said...
Encouraging post!---and I agree that NO TEACHER is going to care more about a child's progress! I am finding it VERY difficult to accept the lack luster teaching for a few of my publicly schooled kids....I think I have more PRAYING to do on this!
- August 12, 2011 at 1:11 PM
- aka the Mom said...
If I can help you in any way, please let me know. - August 12, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- Maurisa said...
What a great list! Well done!
- August 12, 2011 at 3:07 PM
- Beth said...
I'm so excited about homeschooling this year (oldest is 4.) SO excited ;)
We're doing Little Saints and last year we completed Teach Your Child to read in 100 Easy Lessons. Kid is an amazing reader. - August 13, 2011 at 8:47 PM


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Whimsy is Pulling Out ALL the Frills!!!
31 comments :
- Annie said...
two very pretty cards Vicki, I especially like the carousel horse card with the swirly heart border.
hugs, annie x - February 3, 2010 at 1:16 PM
- Jessica said...
oh those are gorgeous Vicki! tfs! :-D
- February 3, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Crystal said...
Hey GF!!!! OH WOWZA you rocked this challenge Vicki, LOVE all your frills and these are two gorgeous creations!!!!! LOVE all these deets awesome work GF!! Hope you are enjoying your week, can't believe its already Wednesday, where do the days go?????
- February 3, 2010 at 1:46 PM
- Tara said...
Vicki these cards are just too scrummy.... I love the pretty colours and that square doily on your first card is totally delish!
Hugs Tara xx - February 3, 2010 at 2:02 PM
- Glitter Monkey said...
Goodness Vicky - that frilly lace behind Princess Emma is just perfect and the 3d horse, wow that must have taken some cutting out!! Two stunners as usual. Lol Lynn ♥
- February 3, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- Holly said...
Vicki, the little princess card is just darling. I love the pearls in the corner and the doily was a great idea! Can't get any frillier than that!
Your second card is just stunning. I love your coloring and the whole layout of the card. Great job girl! - February 3, 2010 at 2:39 PM
- The Crafty Den said...
What a pretty card. The image and papers are gorgeous. Thanks for joining us at stamp with fun this week. Hugs, Denise x
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- Enfys said...
Oh how gorgeous Vicki, I adore the image and the flowers are just so pretty
big hugs
En xx - February 3, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Scrubbybubbles(sue) said...
WOW! these are just gorgeous vicki!! your SO talented girl!
- February 3, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- LINANNA DESIGNS said...
Good evening Vicki, wow your card is stunning, i love this image and all that fabulous detail!!! thank you for sharing, have a great evening, hugs Linda x
- February 3, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Alex said...
Oooooh, Emma looks gorgeous Vicki, lovin' the lacey square in the background!!! And,your carousel horse is beautiful - both cards are fabulous, girl! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
- February 3, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Tasha said...
Oh Vicki both of these are really beautiful, you put such fab detail into your cards - gorgeous
love tasha xx - February 3, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- Danielle said...
Gorgeous cards Vicki! I love that square doily on your Emma card - she's so beautifully coloured too! Your carousel horse is stunning too - I love all those pretty swirls & hearts on the card - so pretty!
Hugs, Danielle - February 3, 2010 at 4:46 PM
- Maria Matter said...
gorgeous cards Vicki!!! beautifully colored! love the flowers on both!
I love seeing all these cards...
Hugs & Blessings, Maria - February 3, 2010 at 5:12 PM
- Chris Olsen, Glowbug said...
Wow! Three creations in one day! You my dear are d bomb!! These are stunning. Love all the pink and your coloring is gorgeous!! I so have to get the carousel horse.
Chris - February 3, 2010 at 5:39 PM
- Stef H (Glitterbabe) said...
i love the doily on the princess and i really must treat myself to that absolutely gorgeous horse. you do whimsy beautifully!
hugs :) - February 3, 2010 at 5:46 PM
- stampinfrog said...
WOWZER Vicki! I love both of the cards! Fabulous square doily and color combo on Princess Emma!The carousel horse is gorgeous Love the swirly background paper!Your coloring on both is so stunning!
Hugs,Connie - February 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM
- Angelwood said...
Vicki, your whimsy cards are just lovely. So beautifully colored and I love how you popped out the horse on your card. So pretty! hugs, Angela
- February 3, 2010 at 5:55 PM
- Nora said...
These are just darling! Love that square doily, too (haven't see any of those in stores here).
-hugs- - February 3, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Pat (mspfd) said...
You are amazing, These cards are out of this world!!
- February 3, 2010 at 7:21 PM
- Diane said...
More gorgeous cards.....love those flowers on both and the colors are amazing....you have been a busy bee thats for sure..I love visiting your blog and seeing all your wonderful creations!!!
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- Sandy said...
Oh wow these are so pretty.
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These are both perfectly frilly I would say! Love them! Beautiful coloring and lovely accents on both. Hope you're having a good day! :)
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Both of your cards are gorgeous! Your coloring is amazing and those sparkling flowers are awesome!
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Holy Mackerel GF you are making up for lost time, beautiful cards love the glitter, lovely flowers, not to mention those wonderful images. You Rock
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These are definitely girly! Love them both - so beautiful!!
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Both of these cards are so elegantly detailed -- right down to the tiniest little pearls.
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Two beautiful cards!
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Gorgeous creations as always.
hugs,Tanja - February 7, 2010 at 11:41 AM
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How fairy tale beautiful both cards are1!
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Both are beautiful cards. I think any little girl (big girl?) would love to receive these.
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great popsicle recipe! thanks, armi. where do i find purple carrot juice?
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Depending on where you live, I'll bet you could get someplace like Trader Joe's or Whole Foods.
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That brand is available almost in any grocery store here in Manila but I'm not sure where to get it in the U.S. They have many exotic flavors such as guava, beetroot, mangosteen and other veggies flavors such as celery. Glad you enjoyed reading my super-secret popsicle recipe:)
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NFC South chat Friday at 1 p.m.
Pat YasinskasA quick reminder that our weekly NFC South chat will be held Friday at 1 p.m. ET. We'll talk about all things Buccaneers, Falcons, Panthers and Saints. Bring your questions and join us. Here's your free ticket into the NFC South chat....
Blog | May 17, 2013 -
A positive stat on a Saints' defender
Pat YasinskasI had to look long and hard, but I found a positive statistic about a member of the New Orleans Saints' defense. Cornerback Keenan Lewis led the NFL with 17 pass breakups (passes that were batted, tipped or defensed) in the 2012 season, according ...
Blog | May 16, 2013 -
Dallas Cowboys sign Anthony Hargrove
Calvin WatkinsThe Dallas Cowboys have signed defensive end Anthony Hargrove.
Story | Conversation | May 16, 2013 -
Around the NFC South
Pat YasinskasTime for our morning run through the top headlines from around the division: ATLANTA FALCONS National Football Post lists running back Steven Jackson as one of its top comeback fantasy players for the upcoming season. Jackson should be an excel...
Blog | May 16, 2013 -
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam absolutely not aware of PFJ i...
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam says he was "absolutely not" aware of and did not participate in the practices that led to the federal investigation into his Pilot Flying J company.
Story | Conversation | May 16, 2013 -
Saints' 'red flag': Left tackle
Pat YasinskasFootball Outsiders is doing a league-wide series of posts called "Red Flags," which take a look at the biggest remaining issue facing each team. Today's Insider post is on the NFC South and I'm break it up into four smaller posts to explore the red f...
Blog | May 15, 2013 -
NFC South salary-cap check
Pat YasinskasRookie contracts are getting done and DeAngelo Williams has restructured his contract with the Carolina Panthers. That means it's time for an update on where each NFC South team stands in relation to the salary cap. The Atlanta Falcons are $2.1...
Blog | May 15, 2013 -
Around the NFC South
Pat YasinskasTime for a quick run through some odds and ends from around the division: ATLANTA FALCONS Former running back Warrick Dunn is taking his role as a limited partner in the team's ownership structure seriously. Dunn recently earned an MBA from Emo...
Blog | May 15, 2013 -
NFL - Biggest remaining issue for the Falcons, Panthers, Bucs and...
Vince VerheiFootball Outsiders examines the most pressing remaining issue after the 2013 draft for every NFC South team.
Story | Conversation | May 15, 2013 -
NFC South afternoon update
Pat YasinskasTime for an afternoon run through some news and notes from around the division: ATLANTA FALCONS Daniel Cox puts Jessie Tuggle at No. 1 on his list of the hardest hitters in franchise history. You can't even argue that one. But I especially like...
Blog | May 14, 2013 -
Weakest link: New Orleans Saints
Pat YasinskasTime to continue our division-wide look at each team's weakest link with the New Orleans Saints and their pass rush. After fielding the league's worst defense last season, the Saints decided to hire coordinator Rob Ryan and switch to a 3-4 defense...
Blog | May 14, 2013 -
Saints facing 2014 cap issues
Pat YasinskasThe good news for the New Orleans Saints is they have all this year's draft picks signed. The bad news is those signings have pushed their 2014 cap salary-cap commitment even higher. The Saints now have $145.5 million committed toward a 2014 cap t...
Blog | May 14, 2013


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