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The first looks are out on the new beta of Y! Mail. While we wait for Yahoo! to hand out invites to the beta, there's some useful freeware any Mac Y! Mail user will want to have.
While there is not a public sign-up for the beta, you can volunteer to join it by entering your Yahoo! email here. No word on when, but it can only help your chances.
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These two are so similar I decided to lump them together. These are perl scripts that "scrape" your Yahoo! Mail account – letting you download the contents to your Mac. This is particularly useful, as Yahoo! does not provide free POP access like Gmail.
Firefox is the only Mac browser supported with the beta. Additionally, there are a few Firefox/Thunderbird extensions for Yahoo! Mail.
This Thunderbird extension lets you download mail from your Yahoo! account directly into Thunderbird. For already stated reasons, this is handy. The project, which is frequently updated also allows downloading of Hotmail mail as well.
With this extension you can get notified of new mail on your Yahoo! account in the status bar of Firefox. One click will open up you inbox too. Very handy.
This extension restores some IE-only formatting options for composing Y! mail in Firefox. I haven't heard if anyone has tested it in the new beta, but my the looks of things you may not need it. Its a must for the current Yahoo! Mail interface.
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Well since i figured i am starting from scratch and a complete noob, i would completely document my whole project from begging until whenever. I have always wanted to have an aquarium since i was a kid but i never got one. So now im gonna have one! I plan on starting with a freshwater then eventually adding a saltwater.
I have found a 50g aquarium w/ stand for a really good price here in town. It is suppose to be leak free. The owner decided it was too big for him after he bought it so he is selling it. The owner said the acrylic needs resurfacing so i am thinking about getting the Lifegard Aquatics Acrylic Scratch Removal Kit 72000. I am suppose to be picking up the tank on Thursday. But my setup so far is going to be:
50g acrylic tank w/ stand
Aqueon Submersible 200w Heater
Hagen Fluval 205 Canister Filter
Air Pump w/ 4 outputs
I did some research and all of these products have some pretty decent reviews. The biggest piece of advice i keep hearing is you get what you pay for when it comes to this hobby. But i have plenty of more research to keep doing and questions to ask and answers to find. So Thursday starts my journey! Feel free to comment, criticize, etc. I know we learn from mistakes but i want to keep them at a minimal lol.
Do you know what kind of fish you are gonna put in?
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I am thinking about starting with some Zebra Danios.
Are you cycling the tank with or without fish?
Are you having a planted tank?
Also depending on your future stock you might want to re consider Danios. I started off with Danios to cycle my tank and they did nip my angels even though they was in a good group.100 gallon dirt planted tank
120 gallon - in progress
02-07-2012, 09:01 PM #5Originally Posted by Fisher_Zeb
I don't have anything up and running right now. Picking up the tank thursday and i have to refinish the acrylic on it. But once i get ready, i was thinking about cycling the tank without fish in it. As far as the plants go, im still doing research. from what i can tell there are so many different things you can do as far as gravel, sand, plants, etc. so not entirely sure yet. I do think i want real plants though. I was considering the Danios because they are good starter fish. Don't really want to kill anything lol. But i want to take my time an do everything right from the beginning so i dont have problems down the road.
Looking forward to seeing another 50G acrylic on the board
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02-07-2012, 09:05 PM #7Originally Posted by patinthehat
You are already many steps ahead of the average first time aquarium keeper.
You'll do fine.125g - 6 Zig Zag Rainbows, 6 Turquoise Rainbows, 6 Boesmani Rainbows, 5 otos, 6 corys
I encourage you to do a fishless cycle. Less stress on both you and your fish...There is a sticky on here that explains exactly how to do it.
Looking forward to watching your progress on your first tank10 Gallon: Planted Red Cherry Shrimp
65 Gallon: Planted South American Community
30 Gallon: Planted Bolivian Ram Tank
Reduce The Stress....Cycle Fishless!
02-07-2012, 09:22 PM #9Originally Posted by kurly
02-07-2012, 09:26 PM #10Originally Posted by Fishin Phil
Miles ahead I'd say, And not only the first time keepers.My GF calls me insincere... I pretend to care.
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Sewing Clothing- I did it!
So excited- this is going to be the first of many I think.
She loves dresses and prefers them over anything else so I am pretty psyched that this turned out so well for a first try.
I used the Simplicity pattern 2019 and it was really easy. She is a 4T and it fits well. She's really tall though so next time I might add a bit to the length so she has some growing room.
So, I am off in search of some knit fabric for my next dress. Any suggestions on where to look? Does JoAnns have a good selection? Anywhere online to look? Also feel free to send pattern suggestions my way too. Sewing clothing is all new to me!
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- Jan said...
The dress and your model are lovely.
- May 6, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- DianeY said...
My only suggestion is to try Patty Young's patterns, or maybe her new book, which concentrates on sewing with knits! She's an expert! You can have real disasters with knits - they sew completely diffeently from wovens. It's good to do some homework on sewing them first.
- May 6, 2012 at 1:28 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Yay you, it looks great :o)
- May 6, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- Paige said...
Great job! I'm looking for a pattern for a top for me as my first garment. Have you ever sewn for yourself?
- May 6, 2012 at 1:41 PM
- Rachel said...
What a beautiful dress and your daughter is a sweet model. Great job! I used to love sewing clothes for my daughter. She's 19 now and more fussy so it's not as much fun ;)
- May 6, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- DIDI said...
Enjoy it! I've sewn my girl's clothes and she thought they were the best of all, alas daughters grow up and then prefer "shop" chothes... that will be the moment you'll start considering sewing for yourself :)
Bye - May 6, 2012 at 2:04 PM
- 9patchnurse said...
So cute, good job! I wish I had been sewing when my daughter was little. You could check out Amy Butler's patterns or Anna Maria Horner. One (or both) of them has little girl patterns I think. My JoAnn's has a great selection of fabrics so I would definitely check it out if I were you.
- May 6, 2012 at 2:23 PM
- pasqueflower said...
Sew Baby has a great selection of knits and notions for sewing children's clothing:
http://www.sewbaby.com/shopbaby/index.php - May 6, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Debra Lee said...
I was at JoAnns yesteray and they have upped their game in knits and the Lizatte fabrics are great. Don't forget to print your coupons!
- May 6, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- Sewing Mama said...
I love your cute dress! You did a great job! I highly recommend www.overrainbow.com for all kinds of fabrics, including knits and tons of cottons! Also, www.youcanmakethis.com has some great e-patterns for the CUTEST kids clothing! I have been sewing in some form my whole life, and use these sites the most. Have fun!
- May 6, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- Courtney said...
Congratulations, it looks great! Ann Kelle has some really cute knits - saw them in coming soon at hawthorne threads. I'd also try Fabric Fairy. It's easier to find girly knits, so you are lucky. My favorite for boys is to get them on spoonflower. It is expensive, but it is the best quality I have seen! JoAnn's is good for solids, especially ribbing to use for cuffs and necks. Have fun!
- May 6, 2012 at 2:51 PM
- Brenda said...
What a sweet dress! I made dresses for my daughters when they were little. It is so wonderful to send them to school or church in something that you made yourself. Good for you!
- May 6, 2012 at 2:52 PM
- Lizziebeth said...
I don't know if you have an All-Brands sewing machine shop in your area but ours has cute kids prints and patterns.
- May 6, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- lrstitched.com said...
So cute! Clothes are so much fun, you are going to be addicted in no time.
Here's some of my fave online knit places, JA's does have great solid knits and some cute prints.
http://www.naturesfabrics.com/cotton-fabric/cotton-interlock-and-cotton-terry.html?limit=all - May 6, 2012 at 3:32 PM
- StarSpry said...
Great job! Both the model and the dress look beautiful :)
- May 6, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- Carrie P. said...
She looks so cute with her new dress and matching shoes. Well done!
- May 6, 2012 at 4:12 PM
- Katie B. said...
You did a great job! Your daughter is lovely!
- May 6, 2012 at 4:25 PM
- ♥Duff said...
YOu're going to get hooked! Especially seeing s you can make little girl clothing. Oliver + S has some adorable choices, but you can't beat the pattern sales at Joann's fabrics.
- May 6, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- NanaKathy said...
Another place to look for cute knit fabric is chezami.com. I'm purchased several different types of fabric from them and I've always been pleased with the quality.
- May 6, 2012 at 5:21 PM
- O'Quilts said...
Wonderful job and such a joy to have a darling daughter..she of course looks just like Mommy:)
- May 6, 2012 at 5:33 PM
- Annabella said...
Very cute - great job!
- May 6, 2012 at 5:34 PM
- Flying Blind... said...
Well done you!!!
- May 6, 2012 at 6:36 PM
- Scrap,Quilt, Preach said...
Great job on the dress. I find I often make dresses for my niece or some of her little friends and they turn out great. A lot better than dresses for me do! LOL.
I have had good luck with Simplicity 3511 and 3857. I just make a insert in the bodice/dress length to have enough to cover how tall my niece is. - May 6, 2012 at 7:23 PM
- felicity said...
Oh fabulous! My daughter is around the same age as yours and she still appreciates Mama-made....
- May 6, 2012 at 8:51 PM
- Caren said...
I love the patterns Dana has on her blog MADE ( http://www.danamadeit.com/ ), lots of free tutorials. One ting I've learned - start simple, grow from there!
- May 6, 2012 at 8:55 PM
- Amanda Murphy said...
Congratulations! I think kids' patterns by Oliver & S always work out great!
- May 6, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- rachael said...
looks great!! i'm a big fan of patterns from figgy's, oliver + s, violette threads, and shwin designs. knit fabrics can be tough to find (good ones, at least), but i have had good luck at Girl Charlee's online shop.
- May 6, 2012 at 9:52 PM
- rachael said...
oh, and luvinthemommyhood has some lovely free dress patterns too!
- May 6, 2012 at 9:53 PM
- Leila said...
I have sewn quite a few dresses for my girls and ALWAYS add At Least 3 inches to the length. I don't know what it is about patterns, but they always seem too short - and my girls aren't even that tall. Plus I like a good seam allowance - I think it makes the dresses hang nicer.
I can't wait to see what else you make! - May 6, 2012 at 10:20 PM
- AnnieK said...
She looks adorable!
- May 6, 2012 at 10:31 PM
- diane said...
You did a great job on the dress and I enjoyed reading the comments to get ideas for garment sewing and where to buy fabrics.
- May 6, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- kelly said...
yeah!!! good job!
- May 6, 2012 at 11:38 PM
- ThirdMargaret said...
Lovely first dress! My favorite patterns are Oliver + S, but I just started one from Clever Charlotte & I believe it'll be a winner!
- May 7, 2012 at 12:54 AM
- blue.crab said...
Jennifer - Made by Rae had a whole series on sewing with knits, I'd check out her blog for some tips. I prefer to buy knits (the few times I needed them) in person, due to the wide variation in them. The dress looks great!
- May 7, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- The Sewing Chick said...
Patty Young has some cute knit fabrics and some of her Mod Kid patterns are meant to be used with knits. I believe she has a new book out that is all about sewing with knits. Check it out! Good luck with your sewing...I always liked sewing for my girls the most!! Too bad they are too old now (that's why I quilt!)
- May 7, 2012 at 9:13 PM
- Kelli said...
It looks great! I knew you could do it. :)
I have bought knits at JoAnn's and been very happy with them. Just like their quilting cottons, if it feels and looks good, then buy it. If it feels or looks cheap, leave it there!
There are great patterns all over the internet, I'll look and see what I've got saved and let you know... - May 14, 2012 at 10:22 AM


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Here we are barking on the 4th month of "The" day my world came crashing down around my feet. We have a lot of catching up to do. It seems right now, this is the only place I have to express my feelings in a relatively safe way. While I have come SOOO far, it also seems like I am still in the throws of the first day. I seem to go through weeks of being "over" all of this, and then something someone says, a thought runs across my head, my pictures of my future trip me up, a song, a smell, a fear, an event, a victory, a sadness, a tv show……….. It's all connected to HIM. I am appalled at the level of sadness, and the sheer pain in my chest I am experiencing. Will it EVER get easier? One thing I never thought I would find in life, is my own capacity to really love. Love without rules, or boundaries. I found an unconditional love as I gave birth to each of my children, that I never thought humanly possible. Then I met a man, that at first perplexed me by the way he looked at me. The kindness, the gentleness…… and then I grew to love the way I could look up and he was staring at me from across the room, as he said nothing, for the first time in my life, I didn't need someone to say anything. The look in his eyes said it all. The few times I have come face to face with him, other than the great parking lot scene, I can still see that same look.
On November 7th, I had that incredible surgery I mentioned before. It was relatively successful in that I am still walking (was not paralyzed), and my spinal cord is no longer being compressed. The bone grafting they did with all the donor bone seems to be adhering, and I no longer have to walk with a walker. I have some pretty impressive bionic parts too! I am also driving, and they thought that alone could take nearly 6 months. God has been SOOO good. The only hiccup is the level of pain I am still in. It seems that this will be a part of my daily life, and surely with time, I will get used to it. I wish none of this would have ever happened, as I feel in my soul that my husband would still be here. The first night after my surgery, I woke up in the middle of the night, and I surely don't remember much, but I remember opening my eyes that night, and there he was, asleep in a chair in the corner. I don't really remember him being there any other time, but I suppose he was, as my sister said she went out into the parking lot with him, as he cried, saying how much he loved me, but that he knew I could never live with what he had done. I know that I texted him for several days, because I saw it on my phone later, and he never returned my texts. The last day I was in the hospital, I had just told the nurses that I could not go to in-patient rehab, because my children were and had been at home alone for 7 days at this point. My oldest son is 19 and in college, was taking care of his brothers, and working, and pledging for a fraternity. He was drowning. I was waiting to hear back, and I even remember how I was laying on my right side, and I could hear his footsteps walking down the hall of the hospital, and into the room, and by the time he made it around to the side of the bed I was facing, I already had tears running down my face just because he was there. He took me home that day. That I do know, but the rest is a blur because they doped me up for the trip home. Periodically over the course of the next couple of weeks he would call or text, and a couple of times would call all choked up.
I was able to find a level of forgiveness the day before my surgery, thanks to a sweet friend that contacted me, and said that she wanted to pray with me, and she and a group of AMAZING Godly women met me at the church, and prayed with me in a way I have never experienced. I was able to come home and call him that day, and for the first time, he actually answered the phone. I did forgive him, I do forgive him. Really. Is it still painful and raw?? OMGeeee is it ever. But deep in my heart, I know that God is capable of healing everything. The problem is he has never said he was sorry, he never asked for forgiveness. He HAS through this process actually acknowledged and apologized for his "indiscretion" in the beginning of our marriage, but there is absolutely no remorse for what he has done to us…… himself included. I pray, and pray, and PRAY soooo many times a day, I can't even count. I need this pain to go away. Thanksgiving was TERRIBLE, but Christmas was bearable, because each year a girlfriend and I have served together in providing Christmas for 62 boys in 3 group homes. We found out about these homes roughly 5 years ago, and the fact that the state did not have the funding to do anything at Christmas time, because these boys are ages 14-18, and all have been in some level of trouble. It has become our passion, and lucky for me, it was a GREAT diversion to all the trauma my days have been full of since that fateful day in September.
(I just found this post in my "Drafts" folder, and decided to publish it……it's a partial thought, a partial post, but at this time, it seems senseless to add to it, but the thoughts are there, and so very relevant to the journey.)
The time has come, to let these pages go, along with the nightmare that has ensued. My life is sooo much more beautiful than this, and I am choosing to LIVE it. I am a little over a week away … Continue reading
Again, I wake up to the sheer horror of the reality of my days, and reflection is a constant piece of this complicated process. My marriage is over, yet the "why's" haunt me. I am beginning to recognize that the … Continue reading
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It's taken me a bit to find my way back to these pages, as the journey is long and treacherous. I find myself in the throws of someone else's life, a life I do not understand. As each day ticks on, I realize that it is too far gone. My marriage that is. It's been 5 weeks today. While I process that, let me start this by giving you the update on my health. Dire as it may seem, I for some reason am able to process THIS topic with a lot more ease.
As I said before, in my last post, the final test results are in, and surgery is needed immediately. I am scheduled for that surgery on November 7th. Just 3 weeks. While my Grandmother was here, she went to the surgeon with me, to get all the details, the only thing is, I realized that even I did not have all the details. I just knew they said it would be rough. This is what I now know…. Thank God I was sitting down. Because of the location of the problem, they (a neurosurgeon and thoracic surgeon) will have to go in on both sides of my spine, removing ribs and bone on both sides. They will have to go in, in front of my spine, behind my heart (where the bone fragment is) and physically pull back my spinal cord to be able to reach the bone fragment, which puts my risk of paralysis in the super high category. If I don't do it, paralysis is almost guaranteed. Provided this is a "successful" surgery, I will still most likely have difficulty having proper use of my legs for some time. I have been told that I will have to walk with a walker, and not be able to drive for up to 6 months. Where they remove the ribs and bone, they will have to replace it with donor bone from a bone bank, and remove stem cells from the bone in my hips, to put in the donor bone to try to "re-grow" the bone. Provided my body does not reject the donor bone, it will take roughly 2 yrs for the bone to be stable. Because of this, I will have pins and clamps in my spine that will actually protrude from my back…… and will be there for the duration of the 2 yrs. After 2 yrs, provided that the regrowth of the bone is successful, they will have to go in and remove all the hardware. It will be difficult for me to sit with my back against a chair (driving….) as well as lying on my back. For 2 yrs. I'm really not kidding. I wish I was. Pretty sexy, don't ya think?? Ha! I guess I will be single for a while! The theme of my days of late, are ones of crushing blows to my spirit, and my heart, making it difficult to breathe. This day was no exception. As I left the Doctor's office, the world was a blur, my head was spinning, and all I could hear was a rushing sound in my ears, and a pounding in my head.
This blog began as a "Cathartic Expression" of a "Real Housewife" falling to pieces on the inside, literally and emotionally. I thought that I needed to express my distain in an anonymous way. There are two things I can now say "From This I Know….."; One, everything around me HAS fallen to pieces, and I have NOT. The other thing is that anonymous only isolates the lonely more. I'm not sure how to comprehend the level of tragedy in my daily life right now. All I knew to be true and right is all a compounded lie, a facade. The funny thing is, the alarm still goes off in the morning, breakfast still has to be made, bills still have to be paid, carpools still have to be driven, soccer still happens, church still happens, the people in the drive thru's, the checker's at Walmart, the people at the Dr.'s offices….. everywhere I go, still say "Hello!! How are you?", and "have a good day!" With each casual "nicety" my soul is crushed that much more, but I am learning to smile back, and even though I may be thinking "you have NO idea…" I can still say that I will in fact have a good day. Perhaps not today, but possibly tomorrow. The days DO get better. I look at the world around me, and can NOT believe it is still rotating. When I visit my alternatives in my mind, I am left with no other choice. Survival. Again, 1000 times, in all kindness, I am told how strong I am, how faithful I am, what an inspiration I am. I BEG of you, what choice do I have?? This dark black hole that I am staring into, is not an inviting place. So I look up…… and I will continue to do so, forever. As long as I have breath, I chose strength, hope, honor, and dignity. Anything shy of that is an invitation to the abyss of hopeless despair. I can't imagine having to add shame and dishonor to this list of tragedies in my days. If nothing else, when I lay my head down at night, I can do so with peace in knowing I am true to myself, and I am someone my boys can hold in high esteem.
I have truly protected a large part of this story, because focusing on the details has been dangerous at best. I can honestly say that his truth and my truth are world's apart. I am SOOO terribly perplexed by the events of the last 5 weeks, and baffled by the excuses and explanations. I keep waiting for him to have an epiphany, and come back to his senses. Not necessarily back to me, but maybe back somewhere between here and there. I am coming to realize that I can not focus on what he says, believes,or uses as excuses. I am responsible for me, my reactions, and the depth to which I allow myself to experience the pain. A week and a half ago, my dog was going bananas and needed out at 2:30am, so I took him out, and as I stepped into the darkness, there "He" was, on his motorcycle, driving by the house. I stood frozen for an hour and a half….. literally praying for the epic love story scene you see in the movies. Only to find myself praying for the strength to go back inside. That moment gave me clarity….. clarity that perhaps he is torn, but that I am okay. I had learned earlier that week that the "woman" he was living with, made him move out, so I'm sure that is what it largely has to do with. I stand behind my convictions, I am not torn. I'm sorry it came to this, but as I went back to bed, I was okay. I didn't stop breathing, and the sun still came out the next morning. I have since received an "I'm sad" text in the middle of the night as well. I'm not sure what he is sad about, but I am sorry he is sad. He made an extreme decision for us all, one that we have to live with. I find myself trying to defend and rationalize what he says, and then I take a step back and look at it from the outside. I can not defend this insanity, because it is not my truth.
Friends…. you MUST stop looking at me with pity, because I KNOW that with great tragedy comes GREAT TRIUMPH. I WILL overcome. My future is clearly undefined, but I know that I will find love again. A love that is true, and real, and God centered. (For REAL this time) My boys are rockstars, and every day they make me proud. This health thing will all be a memory some day, because like I have said before…
"If not by stature, by Spirit I will ALWAYS stand tall. With God I will NOT be shaken, nor will I be forsaken. You can take THAT one to the bank my friends!!"
There are several lies we tell ourselves everyday, and one of them is that there is a why. Truly there is no why, or at the very least, not one why. Why is relative, and based on perspective. It solves … Continue reading
I ran across Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show the other day, with some crazy hell-bent women, and the antics at which they have gone to to expose their circumstances with ex's. I got a pretty good kick out of it. For a second, I thought that would be glorious to be that crazy girl on YouTube, exposing RAW (did I already say crazy?) emotion, but please know…. that is not what this is about. I sit here staring at a blank screen, knowing I need to continue this Journey, but not knowing where to start. This blog was born as I have stated before, out of the sheer desire to shout to the roof tops in an anonymous way. On Sept. 7th, the birthday of this blog and turning point of my life, I ventured out to say what I was feeling inside and THOUGHT nobody needed to know. This journey of mine began merely because I was feeling lost and frustrated with MY life. It was more about me and the silent lucidity of overwhelming proportions. I think we ALL get here, to this point. Some just visit for a moment, and some get stuck in the vortex and lose ourselves. Quite frankly, I felt like I was losing myself. I knew my marriage was slipping through my fingers, I just had NO idea to what extent. I knew I had lost something with the love of my life, but I couldn't figure out what it was. This all has happened relatively quickly, and I am quite certain that I took each moment for granted. And just as certain am I, there is absolutely nothing I could do about it.
My husband DID discover the blog in short order. It's not something we discussed, but he silently left it on the screen of my laptop. It's funny though, I shared my other blog, fromthisiknow.com, regularly, and he never even commented on it once. But this one seems to have been the cardinal sin. For a time I locked it down with a password, rather than deleting it, and then I decided that I had nothing to hide. I can't be authentic with myself if I become concerned about the fallout. I stand by the way I felt, I stand by myself, and I know I HAD to find a voice. I am only putting this one out there PUBLICLY now, because I am on a transparent journey at this point. I am learning through the events that have taken place, as I have had to reveal the details of our current situation, that I was RIGHT!!! There are those other Mom's out there in the carpool lines feeling EXACTLY the way I was feeling. People may not need to know our business, but I tend to think that speculation is MUCH more dangerous. I could feel the gravitational pull downward, yet for some reason, I guess I thought gravity only applied to me.
Today, I am getting real with it ALL. My "Fakebook" life is now included. I finally posted today that our lives had taken a distinct turn, and I was done with pretenses, and living on Faith alone.
Friends, this is huge for me. From birth I feel like I have been taught to NOT be who I am, or say what is on my mind. Yet in the same breath, to be someone you can be proud of. Confusing at best, but it's a wrestling match daily inside my head. Our Triumphs AND struggles form us. They make us who we are. God made us relational people, and it's such a dark place when you walk this road alone. But guess what…….I made that post about 3 hours ago, and I currently have 48 "likes", and 24 comments, in my tiny corner of the world. ALL full of love and support. We DO NOT have to walk through our struggles alone. People are DYING to be authentic, and to SEE someone be authentic, even during some of the most UN-Graceful days of my life. Today I have decided to take a different approach, because the sheer horror of life's events right now have me in a tail spin, I have decided once again to document my journey. I almost feel like re-naming my blog "Love Letter's to my estranged husband", but then again, this journey began about me. I can not say enough, that the entirety of this blog was about ME, the season I am in in life, my dismay with my health, my longing for more LOVE in my marriage, to reconnect with life, to live every single breath with as much vigor, enthusiasm, and sheer determination as possible. To grab this gift I have been given and make the MOST of it. But to also be able to say…. "I don't like this day", or "I feel like S**T today" too. I never really intended for it to be about my husband personally, however, he is part of what makes me a whole. But…. I guess he didn't take it that way. Some of the last words he has texted to me were, and I quote, "You should have never written the blog. Period." I of course have read and re-read and re-read, and had other people read it. I don't see what he sees. Okay, so I might be irritated if I ran across something of the sort, but considering what we are living, I think it would stop me in my footsteps. What he doesn't understand is he wasn't the problem, he was the solution. One thing is for sure, we are on VERY different paths, and we don't see eye to eye, even with binoculars.
So… here is the story. On September 13, 2012, my husband took me to have my first of two injections, brought me home from the hospital, brought me a sprite, kissed me on the forehead, went to work, and never came home. Didn't even take a tooth brush. I could stop there, because that , in and of itself, is profound. He changed the course of 5 lives in one crazy thought pattern. I have only seen his face or even heard his voice 1 time since that fateful kiss on the forehead. He can not face us, will not face us, and is blatently a coward, but most importantly a COMPLETE stranger. I know the obvious…….and yes, there is an affair. I do know, and I do know details, but I have safely compartmentalized THAT issue in the category of symptom….. this is all a symptom of a very lost soul. The signs were there, yes, before Sept. 13th, and truthfully I asked in jest….. because my heart knew. The details of this sorted tale will be vague, because quite honestly, they are useless things to focus on. My focus currently is finding the strength to trudge forward for my precious boys, and climb this mountain I have ahead with my health issues. I have to say the one thing that crosses my mind over and over and over, during the moments of sadness and missing my husband, is that he LEFT, he ABANDONED me during such a scary and complicated time in my life with my health. Thats not something I could do to someone I hate, much less someone I joined souls with. This is a terribly painful journey, FULL of ups and downs (the ups are the times I jump up and want to kick his ever-lovin' butt). I have found my strength in God, and probably read more of the bible in the last 3 weeks then I have in the last 8 years, simply because my mind will not be quiet. The first week I was frightened to go to sleep, because I knew when I woke up, I would have to re-live the crushing blow all over again of the realization that I was living a nightmare. And then I dream that this nightmare is all a dream…… Here actually is MY last text to him…. Sept. 28th:
"I totally was just dreaming that this nightmare I am living was all a dream, and then as you were coming in to kiss me, I remembered that my life is in fact REAL, so I knew I was dreaming, and needed to wake up!! I NOW want to OFFICIALLY beat somebody up. We are too old for your mid-life crisis BULLS**T!!!" (1st REAL angry message I have sent during this process.)
Yeah, I am that girl that has pleaded, prayed, tried to rationalize, still wear my wedding ring, (yep. I said it. I'm not sure if it's an allegiance to him, or a reminder for me to be true to MYSELF), etc., but here is the deal. This boy is lost…… he is lost, he is lost, he is lost. He is chasing after something to validate him, and can't face the ones that know and love him. I have known for months that something truly needed to be addressed, for him. I can't and couldn't do it for him. He has made some INSANE decisions, and attempted to punish me like a child for protecting myself while he makes decisions that are irrational. I am going to stay the path. I am going to pray, I am going to move forward, I am going to keep having procedures, and have the BIG surgery soon. I am going to keep trying to be a light in the dark window for my boys, and I am going to hold my head high. I have a clear conscience. I get it to some degree, life has been hard for the past couple of years. It's too much even for me!! Now I wrestle breath by breath with the idea of longing for my husband, being heart broken, feeling the pain of love unanswered, but in the next breath, I start to remember the things I don't want back. For some reason I am gaining clarity…. I know I will survive, I know I'm not the only one…… but I NEVER thought it would happen to us. One thing is for sure, I took what I thought we had for granted. There are most definitely things that have transpired over the course of the last 3 weeks that my human mind sees as a point of no return, but I have to say, I would not have Faith in our God, and our Savior if I really believed that to be the case. I am certain that God CAN do anything……… and that includes picking me up off the floor, and giving me a GLORIOUS future. With or without the man that finally made me believe in forever.
No seriously. More and More I am obsessed with the idea of this blog and what it means to me. It was truly born out of mere frustration, the inability to be authentic with everyone around me, and to hold … Continue reading
Here is a little background of the Journey I am walking through, with a more uplifting outlook……hence the weakening spirit!! Always an important reminder…….
I think I'll take this lickin' and keep on tickin' y'all!!!.


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Today the Supreme Court heard arguments in a challenge to California's Prop. 8 constitutional amendment, which defines marriage in the state as only between a man and a woman.
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Pro-family groups and other pediatricians have responded to a statement by the 60,000-member American Academy of Pediatrics supporting same-sex marriage.
Fla. University Apologizes for Class Activity Denigrating Jesus' Name
Florida Atlantic University has apologized for the actions of one of its instructors after he allegedly forced students in a class to denigrate the name of Jesus.
Pro-Abortion Biden and Pelosi Took Communion During Pope's Vatican Mass
Liberal audacity was on display in the Vatican March 20 as pro-abortion Vice President Joe Biden and Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) both took Communion during Pope Francis I's installation.
Lawsuit Alleges $377 Million Planned Parenthood Fraud in Washington State
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China Reports 336 Million Abortions in Last 40 Years
Communist China said it has performed an estimated 336 million abortions over the past four decades as part of its enforced family planning policy.
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Wife of Imprisoned Iranian-American Pastor Appeals to Congress
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"This was huge, and it's done that seven times in five years," said homeowner Brad Nieman.
Four feet of flash flood waters on Saturday, replaced by the whir of wind from fans that cover Nieman's living room floor Wednesday night.
"We're to the point where we're ready to move out," he said. "Each time it floods, it takes us at least four or five days to clean up. Every time it runs into the garage, floods the shop, and it's gotten into the house twice. It takes out our fence."
In the past five years his family's faced seven floods, leaving them feeling left out to dry.
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"I've got kids. They're scared when it rains," Nieman said. "They're looking out the blinds to see if it's about to flood. And it happens just like that."
Nieman said he had no idea he was buying waterfront property. He's been a realtor for the past 12 years, and he thought he'd done his homework in 2007.
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The subdivision had been considered a flood zone before, but developers had rerouted a creek to build the Russellville development.
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In 2010, his home was annexed into the flood zone, but that doesn't keep his corner lot from resembling a lake every 260 or so days.
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He's had no luck pushing on the developer or builder to help clean up the mess.
"It's kind of like who is on first but absolutely no one is going to help me," he said.
The city is now aware of the problem and is working on a plan for a retention pond to help with the water flow. According to Public Works Director Michael Oakes, that should help alleviate some of the problem by cutting the flow by 50 percent.
"It should help whenever it gets built," Nieman said. "But I'm not going to stick around for another two or three years to find out."
Nieman's looking to possibly short sale his home and cut his losses before he goes under, knowing he'll likely lose and see no money on the backside from the initial investment in home ownership.
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Take comfort in knowing that your pets go to heaven. They will be there to greet you when it is your time to cross over. You'll see them as they were at their best—youthful, healthy, and happy. I feel personal joy in knowing that I will have an entire menagerie to greet me when I reach the pearly gates, as I have been blessed with many wonderful animal companions in my life.
Animals enjoy the same delights of heaven as people. They can run and play and be young again. Any pain or diseases that they suffered from in life are gone. My spirit guides and deceased loved ones have shown me that they are taking care of my pets while they await my ascension to heaven. Your deceased loved ones do the same for your pets, keeping them company and sharing their love.
When I am giving a Spirit Reading, it is such a delight when pets come through for clients. Their love and joy is wonderful to experience. Pets are so excited to share their love for you. When they enter a reading, I usually feel their presence and shape next to me. At the same time, I may be receiving an image of what they looked like while on earth. They send me love and feelings to share with you in the same way that Spirit shares them with me through impressions of emotions, thoughts, and visions. As with people who have crossed over, it is an incredible blessing to be able to pass along the messages that your pets have for you.
Although we often feel sadness when a person or pet's life ends here on earth, we can take comfort in knowing that they are going to a happy place—that their spirits, as well as ours, live on beyond life on earth to enjoy the bounty and grace of heaven. A just reward for living our lives to the best of our abilities, learning and growing from both the delightful and challenging experiences.
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10:42 am on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Not to get too philosophical about this but what makes a pet so special but the millions of cows that we slaughter to eat not. Shouldn't meat eaters like myself be haunted by the spirits of cows, chickens and pigs for killing them for their flesh? Is there a line between the wild animals and the pets, that comes with domestication? What about people who keep non-domesticated animals as pets. Do my fish even know I'm their owner?
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9:28 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Not to worry, Scott. All animals go to Heaven, whether they are wild or domesticated. This is what is shown to me by Spirit. I don't profess to know all of the answers to your questions because only the Creator can answer all of them. As a Medium, I receive specific information from Spirit that I gladly pass on to you and others through my blog, and on a more private level, through readings for individuals. The purpose of sharing this information is to bring comfort, healing and a sense of understanding for those who are here on Earth who do not directly communicate with Spirit and wouldn't otherwise know that Heaven does exist for all living beings.
3:51 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
Scott our pets go to the "Rainbow Bridge". As Karen stated, they are young again and healthy and awaiting our journey someday so they can cross that Bridge to be with us.


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Stick Boy Bread Company celebrated five years of business in Fuquay-Varina on Jan. 31. The business had free coffee and cookies all day for customers along with free cupcakes at 11 a.m.
Originally started in Boone by Carson and Mindy Coatney, Josh and Katie Dies expanded the business to Fuquay-Varina in 2008 after a year of training and baking test batches in their own home oven.
Stick Boy Bread Company is located at 127 South Main St. in Fuquay-Varina. For more information about the bakery, call 919-557-2237.


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Updated: June 7, 2012 3:30PM
Trinity Christian College announced their spring graduate list, which included:
La Grange resident: Dominique Jones;
Oak Brook resident: Kinny Madori;
Willowbrook resident: Mikhail Ferreria
Western Illinois University students named to the 2012 spring dean's list included:
Burr Ridge residents: Joseph E. Manfredini (senior), Marina Nir (senior)
Clarendon Hills resident: Laura A. Andrews (senior)
Countryside resident: Paulius Valaisa (senior)
Hinsdale resident: Cale A. Chester (sophomore)
La Grange Park residents: Joshua R. Lockhart (senior), Nathan E. Ramp (senior)
Oak Brook resident: Kevin P. Verdone (sophomore)
Westchester residents: Alexander D. Martino (sophomore), Kathleen M. Mullins (senior)
Emily Gilmore of Hinsdale, was inducted into the Alpha Kappa Delta National Honor Society during honors day ceremonies conducted by the Sociology Department at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.
Ahmed M. Hassan, D.P.T., physical therapy, a resident of Burr Ridge, has recently graduated from Utica College in Utica, NY.
Alex Dudzik of Western Springs, son of Douglas and Christine Dudzik made the winter term dean's list at Augustana College.
Carolyn Fell of Hinsdale was named to Albion College's dean's list for the spring 2012 semester. Fell is majoring in anthropology and art history, and is a member of the Prentiss M. Brown Honors Program. She is the daughter of Michael C. Fell and Sarah L. Recktenwall of Hinsdale, and a graduate of Hinsdale Twp. High School Central.
Robert Longtin of Hinsdale, named to Albion College's dean's list was named a new Albion College fellow at the completion of the spring 2012 semester. The honor of Albion College Fellow goes to students who maintain a 3.7 GPA for three consecutive semesters. Robert Longtin is majoring in English and philosophy, with a concentration in the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service and is a member of the Prentiss M. Brown Honors Program. He is the son of Roger and Kathleen Longtin of Hinsdale and a graduate of Hinsdale Central High School.
Chase Miller, son of Curtis and Camille Miller of Hinsdale, participated in the commencement ceremony at Saint John's University recently. Miller is a candidate to receive a bachelor of arts degree in political science.
Nancy Lundin, of La Grange, majoring in psychology BA; and Jeffrey Boblick, of Western Springs, international studies BA, were named by the University of Wisconsin-Madison recently as 2012 initiates for the Phi Beta Kappa academic honor society.
Undergraduate Members of the Alpha of Wisconsin Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa are elected in their junior or senior years upon recommendation of the Membership Committee. Initiates must have an outstanding academic
achievement and a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.75 for seniors or 3.9 for juniors. Phi Beta Kappa is the nation's oldest academic honor society.
Baxter T. Phillip, of Hinsdale earned a bachelor of science degree, mechanical engineering from Baylor University during spring commencement.
Emily A. Lloyd, of LaGrange Park earned a bachelor of arts degree, international studies, from Baylor University during spring commencement.
Gretchen M. Nyberg, of Western Springs earned a bachelor of science in education - middle grades - mathematics, from Baylor University during spring commencement.
Ashley Soltwisch of Burr Ridge and Nick M. Kenney and Brian W. Lorenz of LaGrange Park, were named to the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville dean's list.
Students were awarded a variety of bachelor's degrees during the University of Vermont's commencement, including:
Katie E. Heenan of Clarendon Hills, bachelor of science in secondary education - math degree during the University of Vermont's commencement.
Amanda L. Feller of Hinsdale, bachelor of science, art education degree during the University of Vermont's commencement.
Emily F. Gilmore of Hinsdale, bachelor of science, secondary education -social sciences degree during the University of Vermont's commencement.
Ellen Pierce of Hinsdale, bachelor of arts, film and television studies degree during the University of Vermont's commencement.
Katherine E. Hughes of Western Springs, bachelor of arts political science degree during the University of Vermont's commencement.
Dominican University announced the dean's list for the Spring 2012 semester:
David Czarnecki of Indian Head Park was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Elizabeth Nichin of La Grange was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Kimberly Bajzek of Westchester was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Elisangela Guidice of Westchester was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Lydia Hosek of Westchester was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Dylan Franklin of Western Springs was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Katherine Nichin of La Grange was named to the honor's list by Dominican University for the spring 2012 semester.
Loren Oboikovitz of La Grange, earned a position on the University of Evansville dean's list for academic achievements during the Spring Semester 2012. Oboikovitz is majoring in secondary education.
Marti Franklin, a resident of Western Springs, was named to the Dominican University's spring 2012 dean's list.
Michael Keane, resident of Burr Ridge, was awarded a bachelor of arts in history degree from Furman University during graduation exercises recently. Michael is the son of Dr. Shirley A. Maides-Keane and Dr. John T. Keane.
Amanda R. Nawa of Westchester, was named to the Parkland College dean's list for spring semester 2012.
St. Ambrose University held its Spring Commencement recently and named its undergraduate degree candidates:
Resident of Burr Ridge: John Siedlecki - radio and television
Resident of Clarendon Hills: Evan Macropulos - criminal justice
Resident of La Grange: Anne Chaiken - psychology
Resident of Oak Brook: Scott Schmidt - management, marketing
Residents of Oak Forest: Jillian Morrison - public relations and marketing communications; David Norkus - marketing; Thomas Williams - exercise science
Morgan Hadley of La Grange was named by the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater to its spring 2012 dean's list.
Trinity Christian College, released the college's dean's list for spring 2012, including:
From Burr Ridge: Ann Solomon;
From Countryside: Matthew Lovelace;
Hope College named its dean's list for the second semester of the 2011-2012 school year:
From Oak Brook: Amelia R. Sheers and Allison J. Bolt
From La Grange: Felicia M. Marshall
From Western Springs: Daniel P. Pesch
Illinois State University awarded students the honor of being on the spring 2012 dean's list for scholarship in their chosen fields of study:
From Burr Ridge: Alex J. Kostner
From Clarendon Hills: Haley Mcmillan Gelz
From Hinsdale: Armando L. Gil-Barriga, Margaret R. Pircon
From Indian Head Park: Travis J. Larivee
From La Grange: David T. Benson, Kristina Brenner, Francesca M. Delfini, Kaili L. Pigman, Danielle M. Vovos
From La Grange Highlands: Daniel A. Green, Erica M. Reisch, Paige L. Suva, Tara M. Tolomeo
From La Grange Park: Katherine S. Andorka, Kaitlyn F. Bell, James N. Crooks, Michael B. Drake, Natalie J. Dunn, James R. Fazio, Thomas M. Felson, Shannon L. Johnston, Kelsey B. Kesman, Maura C. Loftus, Emily A. Szymczak
From Oak Brook: Natalie A. Gorski and Marissa Koszewski
From Westchester: Kristen R. Farmer, Kate M. Hennig
From Indian Head Park: Travis J. Larivee
From Western Springs: Tori A. George, Adam H. Kittler, Catherine S. Mikrut
Illinois Wesleyan University's candidates for graduation include:
La Grange: Melissa Adamson, who majored in voice; Sheila McGing, who majored in accounting; and Kathryn Rehor, who majored in international studies and French and Francophone studies. LaGrange Park: Kevin Johnson, who majored in business administration; and John Simonelli, cum laude, who majored in accounting. Western Springs: William Conlon, who majored in business administration; Katherine Racanelli, who majored in nursing, with research honors; and Kevin Sweeney, who majored in history.


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Description: The OX39 monoclonal antibody reacts with mouse CD25, the 55 kDa interleukin-2 receptor alpha (IL-2R alpha). CD25 is expressed by early progenitors of the T and B lineages as well as by activated mature T and B lymphocytes. By itself, CD25 binds IL-2 only with low affinity. However, CD25 associates with CD122 (IL-2 receptor beta chain) and CD132 (common gamma chain) to form the high affinity IL-2 receptor. CD25 plays a role in lymphocyte differentiation and activation/proliferation.The OX39 clone has been shown to deplete CD25 cells in vivo.
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I've read alot of bad reviews on this movie, and I can see why to a point. I know the beginning was a little dragged on, but for a purpose, its introducing a new character to its audience, from the perspective of the goverment, and also from the perspective of the new Bourne acter himself, showing his capabilities. I also found it smart in the way they tied this in with the ending of the last movie, showing it as going on at the same time the last movie was coming to an end. The action in this movie was very good, but at the same time, its the chase scenes weve seen over and over again in these types of movies, and to be honest, I'm not sure what more they can do in that area. Renner in my opinion, was not the right actor for this movie as he lacks showing feelings. The story about "the pills" was also way off, should have been left out completely, it was a far fetched idea that didnt tie in at all to any of the bourne movies. I'd give this 2 1/2 stars out of 4 myself. Enjoy :)
I went to see it last night and I am going again today and taking my Father, & I am a guy that almost always waits for movies to come to dvd before I see them. Go see this movie! This is not Jason Bourne, it is a different guy who is a product of the same system, so keep that in mind and enjoy it! Even if I had not seen the Bourne trilogy and just this one I would still love this movie.
The movie is similar to the previous Bourne movies in storytelling and action sequences, which is good. At first the movie is a bit slow but it's understandable since they are explaining everything and the ending is set for sequels. Jeremy Renner is a perfect for the continuation of the saga that Matt Damon left off. And Rachel Weisz is good too as his love interest. The action sequences in Manila were good.
Seriously, Jeremy Renner has really taken this new character and made it his own. I love how they blend the two stories to give you a sense of where Aaron Cross fits in. It's unfortunately not clear who exactly the people are chasing them (not quite CIA, not quite . . . who are they?). Renner's character portrayal makes Cross likable and real. It made me wonder if they screwed up in choosing Cross for the program being such a personable and clearly sweet guy, not the typical cold agents. And Rachel Weisz' character reflects just how much good people are used for bad things in the name of patriotism and they end up disposable. While there are clearly some similarities between the two characters, Bourne and Cross, and movies, Renner has created his own franchise here in this reboot. Can't wait to see what the next leg of their adventure has in store.
I went to this movie with three of my friends and each one of us were left dumbfounded by how anticlimatic, confusing, and pointless this entire movie was. This is in no way a part or a refection of the borne movies in any way, shape of form. SIMPLY AWFUL.
Terrific !!!! Even though it's not Matt Damon ( who we all had grown accustomed to), the story and the actors and actresses were very believable and good Great action !!!!!!
I've never been a Matt Damon fan, so this movie was already an improvement due to his absence. Jeremy Renner did a helluva lot more with his character, and made him human in addition to kickass. Caution: if you're looking for balls to the wall action, you'll be disappointed. If you love Matt Damon and his character, you'll be disappointed. If you're looking for a movie that will leave you wanting more and was an excellent set up for future movies, go see it!
Love the franchise, and will probably see "Legacy" again, but would't be surprised if many found this "talking-head action flick" a disappointment. Jeremy Renner is great as Aaron Cross, but his action scenes were too few and inferior to what we've seen from Matt Damon's Jason Bourne. If you're going to give us a car chase, give us something new. I thought the chase was at least leading up to a super mano-a-mano showdown between Aaron Cross and the guy chasing him. No spoiler from me, so let me just ask: is THAT how you take out a bad guy in an action film? Also, the story's conclusion was too neat. I like the intricacies of Tony Gilroy's screenplay, but as a director he's no Paul Greenglass. Importantly, Gilroy did show that the criminals were NOT brought to justice at the end of "Bourne Ultimatum." Over the course of the next sequel or two Aaron Cross should pursue that goal -- with the assist of Jason Bourne.
There is a lot of action in this film. However, for the first hour the film is a bit confusing. The central character is in the wilderness taking different colored pills and the explanation is not given until much later. If one stays with the film this is eventually explained and once the action begins it is quite thrilling. It holds to film version of the Bourne franchise. As is true with most Hollywood films the special effects, acting and other components are first rate.
Not sure if it was as good as the previous ones, maybe I missed Matt Damon/Jason Bourne. But there was the requisite fight and car chase scenes and lack of romance :( Sometimes a bit difficult to follow, but it was interesting how they pulled in scenes from the previous BOurne movie to intertwine the stories
I personally thought jerremy renner would have made a better agent than matt damon boy was i wrong...this movies plots and dialogue at times leave you like "what are they talking about" the action sequence was weak at best nothing that felt at the edge of your seat
I thought it was a good movie. It was a little hard to follow in parts trying to figure out how it related to Jason Bourne. Good action sequences. Jeremy Renner was good in the part but I liked Matt Damon better. If you are a Bourne fan I think it is worth the time to see this one.
But not the best either. The storyline was decent, and could have done without the references to the past Bourne movies. The fast action chase scene was filmed horribly. There is a limit for fast camera moves during a high speed chase and this crossed the line. Just when I felt the story was starting to move along the movie ended, rather abruptly....not quite as bad as Matrix: reloaded, but close. I own all three other Bourne movies and although I do like Jeremy Renner, I will not be buying this one when it's released on Blu-ray/DVD.
The movie was excellent, it had a great story line, action scenes filled with explosions and intensity. The locations and places used in the film was beautiful, especially Alaska. Jeremy and Rachael's performance in the movie really made the film exciting to watch. This film is for adults and teens and children above 12. I will be getting this movie on blue-ray when the movie run end and it come out on DVD and blue-ray.
It took me a bit off guard when I saw a character I knew was dead in the previous film in this one, but then I realized this movie overlapped the previous. I was okay with that, and thought it a bit clever, but also felt that they spent too much time with that. There seemed to be limited action scenes to me, and the last one lasted way to long. It was a bit anticlimactic to me. I wanted a bit more from this film. Maybe in the sequel it will be about him hunting them and it will better.
Clonifer Its not even 10 and ice already watched the bourne legacy and got ready for work
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bnolan83 Watched Bourne Legacy last night. What a crap ending
Barnalby The Bourne Legacy was a total disappointment.
PetShopBoysTrib Watched Bourne Legacy last night brill film just felt weird without Jason Bourne not in it.
pschink Want an example of prejudice; Jeremy Renner. Before coming out he was in The Town, Hurt Locker, Bourne Legacy. After? Hansel and Gretel.
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