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Introducing Crosscut Sewing Co!
I am so excited to share the big news! Two More Minutes is now Crosscut Sewing Co. Why the change? Well, it's a long story but here's the sort of summed up version. I started Two More Minutes as a blog in 2013. I posted a variety of recipes, craft projects and sewing tutorials. I was working full time as a web designer and I had a newborn and a 2-year-old, so I was pretty busy. I blogged when I had time.
Laminated Zipper Pouch Tutorial
I love making zipper pouches. They are quick and easy to sew and have so many uses! I decided to make a few for my daughter to use since she is heading off to Kindergarten in a few weeks.
Wristlet Key Fob Tutorial
Wristlet key chains are one of my go to projects when I want a quick gift idea or need to use up some fabric scraps. I have several of these key fobs that I use every day. I like to keep most of my keys separate so I have a different color for each set of keys. This makes it quick to identify which set I need. I often hang them on the door knob so I don't forget them on my way out! They…
True Bias Mini Colfax Dress in Cotton + Steel Checkers
When Checkers from Cotton + Steel arrived in the shop, I knew I needed to sew something summery up. Checkers is the new basic from Cotton + Steel and it is gorgeous. It is 100% cotton, but it has a slightly different feel and drape than regular quilting cotton. It is also 50" wide so it is perfect for garments.
Friendship Scarf – A Perfect DIY Graduation Gift
I recently finished a fun project that I just had to share. A friend's daughter was graduating from college and she wanted to give her group of friends a special gift to remember each other. These friendship scarves make great graduation, team or going to college gifts. There are so many ways to adjust the concept. You could use all of one person's sentimental clothing, a group of friends, a team, band or cast!


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105th Annual Conference
The Maritime Fire Chiefs Association 105th Conference and Tradeshow will be held July 12-14, 2019 in Moncton, New Brunswick.
The web site for the 2019 MFCA Atlantic Fire Leadership Conference will have updates on schedules, registration and speakers as they become available at:
A list of hotels can be found by clicking on the link HOTELS.
We look forward to seeing you in Moncton!

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Drinks@Manyatta events are designed to provide connection-creating opportunities in a fun, relaxed setting to encourage the forging of authentic relationships among professionals.
Advance ticket purchases are $20 and includes a complimentary drink voucher.
Tickets will be available at the door for $25.00 on the day of the event until 8:00 p.m., subject to venue capacity.
Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Location: CC Lounge, 45 Front St E, Toronto


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You forgot to mention the bit where "darling hubby" came along to carry you home (well at least where he came to get you and push the buggy so you could hobble along). And where he bought you a chilled bottle of wine to help numb the sting of both cuts/scrapes and pride!ReplyDelete
Lots of love and kisses...
Darling Hubby :)
Hello Amanda....found you on FAFF. Your blog post brought back memories for me as many, many yarns ago when I was 8 months pregnant, my almost 2 year old did the same thing to me and I had to dash after him and catch him before he got to the parking lot. However, I slipped on a grassed area. Not a pretty sight to see....must have looked like a beached whale! Fortunately a good soul rescued my boy and me too and the unborn bubba....well 23 years on...he seems ok!ReplyDelete
I tried to leave you a comment yesterday....ReplyDelete
Finally!!! Blogger is letting me view posts and leave comments today!! Yesterday, nada goin' for me....I kept getting an error message and my comments would not go through.
Glad to hear that Ethan was okay and not harmed, but girl?-----take those flip flops off next time you run!! That was scary, I'm sure, from the other 'accident' where you almost lost part of your leg. Wow...scary indeed.
Ouchie! That sounds painful. I can't imagine how scary that must have been though. My heart would just drop, this is one of the reasons I'm scared to have kids. I'm so afraid I may not be able to save them every time. I'm so glad your boy was okay. I hope your wounds (including your pride) healed well.ReplyDelete


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So, you are thinking of becoming a home owner. That's great! Did you know that the actions you take today, may have an affect on the mortgage you apply for in three or even six months away? It's very important to get your finances in order and to ensure a smooth ride, there are things that you should NOT do BEFORE buying a home:
1) Thou shall not change jobs, become self-employed or quit your job ~ it's always best to try to stay in your current job until the house is yours. Lenders like to see consistency. Changing jobs, quitting or becoming self-employed are all bad moves. Your source of income is very important to a lender.
2) Thou shall not buy a car, truck or van unless you plan to live in it ~ whether buying a car or getting a line of credit for furniture, a large purchase can increase your debt to income ratio. This will reduce the amount of monthly income available for your mortgage payment and the bank may decide that you can not afford the home.
3) Thou shall not use credit cards excessively or let current accounts fall behind ~ if you have significant credit card debt or have a bad credit history, it will definitely hurt your chances of qualifying for a home loan. Make sure your bills are paid on time.
4) Thou shall not spend money you have set aside for closing ~ lenders want to see stability in your financial history – that includes bank accounts. When looking to purchase a home, keep in mind that there are other expenses and closing costs involved. You may have moving fees, want to do some renovations, etc. Be sure to set aside this money and do not touch it!
5) Thou shall not omit debts or liabilities from your loan application ~ be sure to disclose all your debts/liabilities. The mortgage underwriting process is extremely thorough and all your financial history will be looked at before they approve you for the loan. If you omit information, it will make you look like more of a credit risk to the lender. Remember, honesty is the best policy.
6) Thou shall not buy furniture on credit ~ we've all been tempted by the 0% interest for 18 months deal. Furniture and appliance stores often have this special offer dangling over your head. Don't fall for it, until AFTER the home is yours. Don't be tempted by credit offers or payment plans. Those debits can affect your chances of approving for your mortgage. What good is a new sofa with no home to put it in?
7) Thou shall not originate any inquiries into your credit ~ if you find a site that offers you free credit score checks – don't do it, this may hurt your credit rating.
8) Thou shall not make large deposits without checking with your loan officer ~ Making large deposits into your bank account while applying for a mortgage, may look suspicious. Be sure to check with your loan officer BEFORE making any large deposits, no matter where the money is coming from. Your loan officer is there to help you get your loan approval and they will guide you and help you make the right decisions.
9) Thou shall not change bank accounts ~ You can hurt your chances of getting your mortgage approval by switching banks before or during the mortgage loan approval process. Lenders want to see a strong financial history and that you have stability.
10) Thou shall not co-sign for a loan with anyone ~ whatever you do, try to avoid having a co-signer for your loan. If you must, make sure you discuss this with your loan officer to help you make a clear decision.
The home buying process can be frustrating and fun at the same time. It will definitely pay to be prepared and informed before applying for a mortgage. Before you start looking for your dream home, be sure to get your preapproval. Good luck!


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Legendary fan artist BossLogic has served up another treat for superhero movie enthusiasts, with a set of math-themed posters for Avengers: Infinity War. Marvel Studios is taking a very minimal approach to marketing this huge crossover movie, with only been one official poster for Infinity War (see above) having been released so far.
Also, there is still no sign of the Infinity War trailer, which screened at San Diego Comic-Con in the summer but hasn't yet been released online. The latest estimate suggests that the promo video should arrive next month, which would arguably be cutting it a bit fine in terms of promoting the film's May 2018 release date. Kevin Feige and his Marvel Cinematic Universe cohorts are clearly confident that they don't need a long marketing lead-in for a film so massive and widely discussed as Infinity War.
Related: Fan Art Reimagines Stranger Things Cast as X-Men
This lack of official marketing won't put off the fan artists, though, as proven by BossLogic's smart new set of unofficial Avengers: Infinity War posters. Each one of these snazzy one-sheets combines a memorable Marvel design with the mathematical symbol for infinity:
Infinity War #Ready (1of2) @Avengers @RobertDowneyJr @chrishemsworth @ChrisEvans @MarkRuffalo pic.twitter.com/gMiX9LbDRK
— BossLogic (@Bosslogic) November 24, 2017
Infinity War #Ready (2of2) @Avengers @TomHolland1996 @prattprattpratt pic.twitter.com/Tobtgbc0eS
— BossLogic (@Bosslogic) November 24, 2017
Fans will instantly recognize these iconic details pertaining to Robert Downey Junior's Iron Man, Chris Evans' Captain America, Chris Hemsworth's Thor, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk, Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther, Chris Pratt's Star-Lord, Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man. BossLogic also released another poster on Instagram, mashing together the colorful Infinity Stones to create the infinity symbol:
Just wait for #infinitywar......... Trailer
In lieu of any more official pieces of promotional content, these imaginative and intricate fan posters are sure to get a lot of attention. It's a shame that BossLogic doesn't work for Marvel, because it's easy to imagine these posters scattered around theaters. They are eye-catching and intriguing, which could help garner even more word-of-mouth hype for Avengers: Infinity War among film fans.
However, it must be said that Marvel Studios has earned the right to do as much or as little marketing as they want. They've brought 17 superhero movies into existence as part of their Marvel Cinematic Universe, and not one of them has been a flop. It may be frustrating waiting for more Infinity War marketing, but if Marvel wants to hold that stuff back, it's probably wise to trust their decision.
More: There Are 7 Marvel Movies Coming Out in 2018
Keep it Screen Rant for all the latest Avengers: Infinity War updates.
Source: BossLogic
- Black Panther (2018) release date: Feb 16, 2018
- Avengers: Infinity War / The Avengers 3 (2018) release date: Apr 27, 2018
- Ant-Man & The Wasp (2018) release date: Jul 06, 2018
- Captain Marvel (2019) release date: Mar 08, 2019
- Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) release date: Jul 02, 2019
- The Avengers 4 / Avengers: Endgame (2019) release date: Apr 26, 2019


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Preschool and Summer Camp
Day Camp
A real Summer Camp experience for ages 5-12.
Drop Off 7:30am to 9:00am
Camp Pick up 4pm
Registration Opens in Jan. 2020
Half Day Discovery Camp
A half day summer camp for 4-5 year olds.
Drop Off at 9:00 am
Pick up at 11:45 am
Registration Opens in Jan. 2020
Leader in Training (LIT)
A Summer-Long Camp for 13-15 Year olds.
Drop Off is at 8am
Pick up is at 4pm
Registration Opens in Jan. 2020
Teen Camp
An evening Camp for 13 to 15 years olds.
Drop off at 3:00pm
Pick up at 9:00pm
Registration Opens in Jan. 2020
Looking for a Summer Job?
Come try out on our volunteer work days. Its a great way to meet our staff, develop friendships and learn about camp.
Our next volunteer workday will be the 3rd weekend of September, 2019.
welcome to camp anothen
Thank you for considering our camp. Each year 11 million Americans send their kids to summer camps all around the country.
Camp Anothen is the result of many years of praying, planning and hard work. It is our privilege and great joy to open our doors and invite you to join us as we play, learn and grow.
We look forward to this upcoming season and are excited about your participation. Feel free to reach out and contact us with any questions or concerns.


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Retreat, Day 6
Today's wordcount:5008 Current Hearts of Tabat wordcount: 95071 Total word count for the week: 5008 Total word count for this retreat: 22085 Worked on Hearts of Tabat, story "District of Brass" Time spent on SFWA email, discussion boards, other stuff: … Continue reading
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October Update
It's been a second, I know
Sorry about that guys! It's entirely on me, but I am back to update you on what's happened this month.
So first things first: Disney.
Only God knows how much fun Disney was. I love these two girls so much and being able to see my godparents at the time I did in my life physically and figuratively was perfect. His timing really is perfect.
Next Up: NF
I have always loved NF. His music is a fresh breath of air in the rapping industry as well as in music in general. After this concert with my sister and my friend Alexis, I can very confidently say I feel like I have a personal connection with the artist. It was truly magical.
There's been a little bit of other things too, but I have been neglecting on podcasts and these kind of posts. So since the last post, there's two podcasts you guys need to check out: Episode 19 on procrastination and episode 20 on cold showers.
That's it for now. Take care!


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Bryan Bailon serves as the Business Relations Manager at CCCA. Bryan has a Bachelor of Science in Business/Admin from the University of Phoenix. Prior to coming to CCCA, Bryan spent 13 years in Christian camping and the last 6 of those as the executive director of Black Lake Bible Camp in Olympia, WA. Bryan also has experience in youth ministry and had a 6-year stint on the radio in Anchorage, Alaska and Sacramento, California. Bryan met his wife while leading worship for their college ministry while in Sacramento and they have been married since 2000. They have 3 great kids (15, 11 and 9). After living for many years in SW Washington, the Bailon family is excited to call Colorado Springs home.
Emily Barnes
Emily Barnes serves as the executive assistant to Gregg Hunter. Emily manages and implements all administrative duties and responsibilities of the executive office. Emily also serves and supports the CCCA Board of Directors in their roles within CCCA. Originally from Ohio, Emily holds her bachelor's and master's degrees in education from Ohio State University. She is a die hard Buckeye football fan! Emily is formerly a classroom teacher and has served as a mission trip coordinator, youth leader, and Royal Family Kids big camper and mentor. She has lived in Colorado Springs for the last eight years and loves hiking, reading, traveling, and woodworking. Having been involved in various camps since childhood, and now as an adult volunteer, Emily has experienced first hand the impact camp can make in a person's life.
Emily Bergandine
Emily Bergandine serves as member relations manager at CCCA. She communicates daily with members, providing information, encouragement and excellent service to Christian camps and conferences across the country. She also helps lead CCCA's member recruitment and retention efforts. Prior to joining CCCA, Emily worked at an animal hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn. She has a liberal arts degree from Bryan College in Dayton. One of the things that prepared Emily for her role at CCCA was working at a high ropes challenge course, because it taught her the joy of serving as a camp staff member. In her spare time, Emily enjoys cycling, skiing, traveling and photography.
Carol Ann Chase
Carol Ann Chase serves as membership development coordinator at CCCA. She plays a key role in personally connecting with camping leaders across the U.S. to share with them the value of being involved in the association. Prior to coming to CCCA, Carol Ann was a phone-sales representative for an international company, and she taught mathematics at a public school in New Hampshire. She has a math education degree from Granite State College in Claremont, N.H. Before teaching, she served the home-school community in San Diego for 10 years. Carol Ann is married 30 years to her husband, Wade, and they have five grown children. She loves gardening, camping in the Rockies and spending time with her 10 grandchildren.
Bensie Cheney
Bensie Cheney serves as the finance coordinator at CCCA. Bensie has lived in Colorado since January 2017. She and her husband of 15 years and their two children (ages 8 and 11) love the outdoors and the beauty of the Colorado mountains. Bensie has a bachelor's degree from the University of California and has more than 11 years of office management, finance and accounting experience working in a variety of accounting and real estate offices.
Kelli Craft
Kelli Craft serves as member relations assistant at CCCA. She loves getting to know members as she interacts and helps meet their needs on the phone, through email and in person. Kelli served as a senior pastor's wife for 20 years in the Kansas City area before moving to Colorado in 2013. She has her bachelor's degree in pastoral care and Counseling from New Hope Bible College in Eugene, OR. Kelli and her amazing husband, Michael, have been married since 1990 and enjoy being married, raising their five wonderful children, serving the Lord together, watching movies, hiking and exploring new areas of the beautiful Colorado mountains, playing board games, reading and discovering ethnic food (so far, Indian cuisine is a favorite!)
Angie Forman
Angie Forman serves as data control & supporting services coordinator at CCCA. Angie plays an important role in supporting team members' need for reliable, accurate reports and data. She loves details, finds joy in unearthing solutions and helping others. She has a Bachelor of Science in psychology and a certificate in Biblical Studies from Colorado Christian University. In her spare time, she loves mountain biking with her husband. She also enjoys hiking and camping with her family.
Leah Gooderl
Leah Gooderl serves as the marketing/communications specialist for CCCA. Attending and serving at camp spurred Leah's passion for this unique ministry and led her to pursue an internship with CCCA. She earned a bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communications with a focus in nonprofit leadership from Kansas State University. She's a dedicated Wildcat fan and especially revels in K-State football. She enjoys being outside as much as possible, spending time with friends, reading, horseback riding and being involved in church activities.
Gregg Hunter
In his role as president/CEO of CCCA, Gregg Hunter is responsible for the overall strategic direction of CCCA in its efforts to maximize ministry for its members. He is passionate about Christian camping because of the life-changing impact it had on his own life. At 17, he committed his life to Christ on his first trip to a Christian camp.
Before joining CCCA, Gregg served as vice president of public affairs at Georgia Family Council, where he spearheaded all aspects of the nonprofit's communications and fundraising efforts. His diverse background in communications, marketing and development includes six years at The Boeing Company and five years at Young Life, where he was a member of the President's Cabinet as the organization's senior communications officer.
Jeremy Jackson
Jeremy Jackson is the director of operations and member services for CCCA. Previously, Jeremy served as region rep for CCCA's Southeast Region. He was the associate director for camp operations at Caraway Conference Center and Camp (Sophia, N.C.) where he served since 2005. Caraway's camp operations have experienced dramatic growth during Jeremy's time, with annual attendance recently exceeding 10,000 campers and guests.
Jeremy has worked to create many new opportunities and programs, including The Stephens Ministry, an internship experience he designed for young adults interested in exploring camp and retreat ministry as a vocation. Before coming to Caraway, Jeremy successfully served as director of Camp Piankatank, a small camp and retreat center located on the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia. He holds a Bachelor of Science in recreation, parks and tourism from Radford University and Master of Public Administration with a focus on nonprofit organizations from High Point University.
Melanie Mathews
Melanie serves as member relations specialist at CCCA. She loves getting to know members as she answers questions and shares resources on the phone, through email and in person. She has more than 15 years of experience working in church and school offices. She has been married to her husband for 33 years, and they have two grown children. Living in Colorado for 20 years, she and her husband enjoy the outdoors by hiking, biking and going on ATV trips.
Victoria Norton
Victoria Norton serves as the Administrative Specialist at CCCA to the Operations and Member Services, Training and Events and Marketing and Communications departments. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Georgetown College. Prior to coming to CCCA, Victoria was involved in youth ministry in churches and camps around the country. She benefitted from the CCCA job bank throughout college to find her summer adventure working in camps in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Colorado. Upon her family's arrival in Colorado Springs in August of 2018, she was thrilled to find the national headquarters down the street from her new home. Her husband is a Lutheran pastor, and they enjoy doing ministry together. They have 4 children (ages 9, 7, and 3 yr old twins) that keep them active and are enjoying exploring their new home here in Colorado.
Stan White
Stan's entire life has been impacted by the power of camp. Many major decisions in his life have taken place at camp from committing his life to Christ as a child, his call to full-time ministry when he was in high school, and he and Angi were married at camp. With the significant influence of a degree in social science from Westmont College and a master's in Christian education from Talbot Seminary, Stan has been fortunate enough to have the honor and privilege of serving at a variety of camps in different positions. The only department he never worked in was food service - for good reason!
When he's not involved in camp, you can find he and Angi doing a lot of exploring. It could be a hike in the Sierras, skiing in the winter, driving on some backcountry roads, or staying at one of the classic national park lodges throughout the western United States. To relax, they are both avid Angels baseball fans along with enjoying periodic trips to Disneyland.


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Busy, busy weeks!
I will be sooo happy when April gets here! Then I will be officially done with being Cookie Mom for Missyboo's Brownie Troop! I will be picking up over 1000 boxes of cookies, then dividing them up to each individual girl! Good thing we had put an addition on the house! lol
Besides doing the cookie thing, I've made up 10 more chemo hats for my crochet club and a couple of preemie blankets. Now I need to get the matching booties and hats done for the blankets!
One of the groups I belong to on Ravelry had a thread going about how most people that don't crochet seem to think it's still stuck in the 70's. So I made a 70's throwback beanie hat as a joke for a "daughter's revenge" for the goofy granny vests I had to wear back then. I just posted it the other day and it's already been favorited! Boy was I surprised that someone actually liked it, and so fast, too! I'll have to see if I can get the pic posted here. Every time I look at it I start laughing and saying EEEWWWW! to myself. And I made it! LOL
I also found out this week that I received the "Set My Picot Free" award from the Crochet Liberation Front this past week for one of the sweaters I had posted some pictures of. I was so surprised about that!!!! That was soo cool!!!!! To have one of mine singled out from all the fantastic projects available to look and see, and drool over, and to oohh and aaahh.
I also just finished up a cape for Missyboo to wear around the house when she gets chilly instead of dragging her blanket all around. She gets tired of me telling her to put on a sweater if she's cold. So far it seems to be working pretty well for her today! She's wearing it right now over sleeveless nightie. I guess she's ready for bed shortly! lol
It also got me to thinking that with just a bit of tweaking, it could possibly be a child/adult size kind of thing all in one garment. Hmmm....gonna have to play around with that a bit! I've already been informed tho that I need to get my own yarn for that, because she's not giving the cape back now!
I'm looking forward to this Sunday, too. Three of the ladies from my crochet club are coming over to my house for an informal knitting lesson. I had inherited a few sets of double pointed needles and regular straight pointy sticks. I can use the sticks, but have no clue how to use the dp's. My aunt had shown me years ago, but that got lost in the Swiss cheese memory holes in my head. Should be a fun time. I think we're going to be doing a sock pattern. I actually found some sock yarn in my stash, so that would be a good thing ~ make room for a fresh supply! :D
Well, let me play around to see if I can get the pics loaded here, then it's time to fix up supper for the two of us. Missyboo and I went to Wendy's last night for supper while Hubby was working. So we surprised him with a chili. It smelled so gooood in the car that I think I'm going to be making some this weekend!
Have a good night. :)


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Easy Poke Bowl
makes 1 bowl
15 minutes to prepare
Bowl Base Options: Brown rice, soba noodles, or leafy greens
Protein Options: ahi tuna, salmon, tofu, or shrimp
Topping Options: Edamame, avocado, mango, bean sprouts, radish, macadamia nuts, toasted sesame seeds, gochugaru, serrano or jalapenos, scallions, and pickled goods (from ginger to red onions, carrots, radishes and cucumber)
2 tablespoons coconut oil, warmed
1 tablespoon ponzu sauce or soy sauce
4 ounces ahi tuna or salmon, 1" pieces
1/2 teaspoon wasabi (optional)
1 cup of brown rice or soba noodles or 2 cups leafy greens
1/2 mango, diced
1/2 avocado, sliced
1 scallion, thinly sliced
1/4 cup of pickled goods
1/2 teaspoon sesame seeds
flaky salt to taste
In a small bowl combine the coconut oil, ponzu and wasabi, set aside. In a separate bowl, add the 1" pieces of fish, drizzle with 1 tablespoon of the dressing, and toss together.
In your serving bowl, place the bowl base in first (greens, brown rice or soba noodles). Add the marinated fish, mango, avocado, and scallions. Drizzle with the remaining dressing and finish with a side of pickles and sesame seeds.
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A weekend in Hasselt • Part one
Hasselt is often referred to as the "Hoofdstad van de Smaak" (the capital of taste) and that's not without a reason. In the city famous for its jenever and speculaas, you'll find plenty of restaurants and coffee houses, but also great shopping spots. Because the city center is rather small, everything is on walking distance, which makes it a very pleasant city to wander in. Regardless of the city's size, you can fill an entire weekend with things to do. Therefore I hope you enjoy this two part city guide of Hasselt!
Start by having lunch at Quiche Café located in the center of the city. In this small, laid-back venue you can choose between a selection of quiches and bagels for a very reasonable price. The vegetarian quiche is the best I've ever had and the owners are lovely people. Reservation is not possible but there's a good rotation of clients so you should always be able to get a table.
After lunch, start discovering Hasselt's little streets. Walk towards the Grote Markt, and then into the Havermarkt. In this street you'll find historic buildings such as the old courthouse and the old post-office, but also great decoration stores. For example, there's a Salt & Pepper Outlet (where we bought a set of wine and cocktail glasses for almost nothing) but most importantly there's a Hay boutique, my all-time favorite brand for Scandinavian design items. I wished everything on my desk could come from here!
If you're looking for records, you should pass by Gigaswing in the Kapelstraat. If not, head to the Alderstraat where Oui is located. If you love Scandinavian design, you basically want everything displayed in this small boutique. Sheep skins, marble plates, pastel accessories, ... You name it, the charming owner has it!
Hasselt has some very beautiful street art so you should always keep your eyes open and look around you. A lot of that street art is concentrated in the "underground" part of the city, around the Dorpstraat. You'll find a few great alternative venues here, such as Shanti Beans for coffee and Paplou for clothes and accessories.
In the Paarsdemerstraat you can go shop until you drop at La Bottega (though it's not suitable for everyone's wallet) or you can enjoy one of the best things about Belgium at Boon - The Chocolate Experience. If you're looking for the popular shopping street, it goes right through the city from North to South (Demerstraat/Hoogstraat).
Towards the end of the afternoon you can have an aperitif at L'Aperi Vino, before heading to one of the many restaurants Hasselt has to offer! Head to BAR tre for Italian food, Café Latino for Spanish/Mexican cuisine or De Levensboom for vegetarian. If you have a car, you can go a little outside of the city to Kaai-Man. This restaurant is located along the water and has a great industrial interior. On the menu you'll find gin tonics and meat plates to be shared. There are also a few vegetarian options.
To end the evening in style, you can go for cocktails at Koks & Tales. In a small living room with 30's vibes, you can choose between a selection of original cocktails that is renewed every season. Every cocktail on the menu comes with a story to help you make a choice. Be aware that there are only 20 seats available so reservation is recommended.
How to get there:
If you come by car, know that there are a few free parking possibilities in Hasselt. On the Kolenkaai you have 100 free spots (but it's often full) and on the Vilderstraat you have 200 (a safer option). The train will take you from Brussels to Hasselt in about 1h30 and the station is just a 10 minutes' walk away from the center.
Discover part two of the Hasselt city guide right here!


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So, in an effort to do a little more "stepping it up" that I've been talking about lately, this change obviously includes a few new and exciting buttons and gadgets.
Think old dog, new tricks.
And just in case you were a total blog addict like me (I'm talking Blogger's Anonymous status), I thought I'd let you all in on a genius website that lets you keep track of a jillion different URL's– especially the wacky ones like, oh, I don't know, Bushkinthecity.blogspot.com (such a mouthful!). If you head on over to www.bloglovin.com, you can set up a free account that lets you do just that. Or, maybe skip all that extra typing and just click the handy dandy little widget that now lives in the corner of this very page. See it?


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The financial performances of China's listed companies for 2018 and the first quarter (Q1) of this year shed light on the resilience of the world's largest developing economy.
Almost all of the 3,000-plus listed companies have disclosed their financial reports of 2018 and Q1 2019, posting solid growth in revenue.
Companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange saw 11-percent growth in revenue last year while those on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange saw a 13.33-percent increase with a compound annual growth rate of 18.85 percent in past three years.
In 2018, companies in upstream industries such as steel, mining and chemical posted stellar progress. Companies listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange grew 35.09, 15.51 and 17.51 percent respectively.
High-tech firms in emerging industries stood out with the fastest pace of growth due to increased R&D input. Shanghai-listed companies spent 390 billion yuan, going up 21 percent, while Shenzhen-listed firms saw a 22.3 percent increase to reach 344.4 billion yuan.
Traditional sectors upgraded equipment and technology faster. Sany Heavy Industry Co., Ltd saw a 45.61 percent rise in revenue thanks to its heavy R&D spending on artificial intelligence and environmentally-friendly products.
Listed firms continued to report revenue increases in Q1 by raking in a total operating income of 11.34 trillion yuan (about 1.68 trillion U.S. dollars), 11.8 percent up year on year.
The net profit earning of 1.1 trillion yuan went up 10.3 percent from the same period last year, according to domestic financial information provider Wind.
In the first three months of this year, Shenzhen-listed firms reversed the downward trend seen in Q3 and Q4 last year. The cash flow of financing optimized with the amount of Q1 2019 is equal to 70 percent of that in 2018.
Revenues of real estate, construction material, catering and tourism companies continued to increase. High-tech companies such as those in the communications and IT sectors led the rise. The telecom industry turned from losses to profits in Q1 thanks to the development of 5G technology.
Performances of listed private enterprises also improved as the fall of their profits decelerated in Q1 thanks to a series of policies benefiting private and small- and medium-sized enterprises released since the second half of last year.
Proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy will provide more support to listed firms by optimizing the environment of economic development, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange said in a statement.


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Killearn was an EMS (Emergency Medical Service) Hospital and opened in 1940. Its site, 15 miles North West of Glasgow was chosen deliberately in the expectation that the major cities would suffer massive damage from aerial bombardment. By the end of the Second World War the Hospital had 640 beds and housed neuro-surgical, orthopaedic and peripheral nerve injury specialist units. It joined the NHS in 1948 and was placed under the Board of Management for Glasgow Western Hospitals.
The isolated location of the hospital was inconvenient for patients and their families and for visiting medical staff, not least because passenger railway services to Killearn had been withdrawn in the 1930s. The nature of the hospital buildings, a very large number of rapidly erected hutments spread over a big area, also militated against the continued use of the hospital. Over a period of years parts of the work of Killearn Hospital were transferred elsewhere. It was finally closed in 1972.
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Fewer students enroll in Boracay schools amid closure
AKLAN, Philippines – Fewer students attended the first day of school in Boracay on Monday, June 4, because of the 6-month closure of the tourist hot spot.
In Balabag Elementary School, one of the 6 public schools on the island, only around 1,300 students enrolled this year, from 1,700 in 2017.
School principal Sajid Pelayo said parents of around 300 students had already signified their intent to transfer schools due to the 6-month closure order.
Pelayo said they were expecting students from private schools, who could no longer afford the tuition, to transfer to public schools. Their school, however, still turned out lacking in enrollees.
Still, when Boracay reopens to the public, the principal said they still expect some students to re-enroll in Balabag Elementary School.
Pelayo said parents should still enroll their children in public schools despite Boracay's closure. He also said that school supplies had already been donated for students to use.
"Ngayon, kung baon lang ang problema, magagawan naman 'yan ng paraan ng magulang. Hindi dahilan 'yung kahirapan lalo na sa education. Satin sa school, very considerate tayo sa ganyan," he said. (Now, if the allowance is the problem, the parents can find a way. Poverty is not an excuse especially when it comes to education. In this school, we are very considerate.)
The Department of Education's Office of Assistant Schools Division Superintendent (ASDS) in Aklan told Rappler that school heads had initially reported a decrease in number of students in their respective schools.
But official enrollment turnout for Boracay schools will be finalized over the course of the week. Some parents are still enrolling, they said.
Neneng Fernandez, 38, was able to enroll 4 of her 7 children in school this June, thanks to government aid. But two of them – one in elementary and one in kindergarten – had to stop schooling in the meantime.
Fernandez availed of the Department of Social Welfare and Development educational assistance, and had worked for the emergency work program of the Department of Labor and Employment.
The social welfare department had already provided P910,000 worth of educational assistance to 456 Boracay residents as of May 25.
"Naibigay para sa mga bata na P3,000 na student assistance. Eksakto lang para makakuha ka ng pambili ng uniform at school supplies," Fernandez told Rappler. (We were given P3,000 worth of student assistance for my children. It's only enough to buy uniform and school supplies.)
"Pero yung pang sa Monday na pambaon ng mga bata araw-araw, 'yun ang problema," she added. (But their everyday pocket money starting Monday, that would be the problem.)
Fernandez used to be a masseuse at a major hotel near her home in Balabag village. She used to earn around P1,000 to P1,500 per day.
Now, she had to budget her small earning of P323 for 30 days when she worked for DOLE.
In the meantime, Fernandez said she would borrow money and ask her children to walk going to school. She hopes that additional expenses for school projects would come when she has money to spend.
"Wala talaga eh. Tiis-tiis lang muna," she said. (We have nothing. We really have to endure.)
Starting April 26, Boracay Island was closed to tourists due to environmental problems. President Rodrigo Duterte placed 3 villages under state of calamity – Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak – to fast-track rehabilitation in the island. (READ: INSIDE STORY: How Duterte decided on Boracay closure)
Most businesses had already temporarily stopped operations, leaving around 36,000 residents and workers affected by the shutdown.– Rappler.com


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Sunday, February 12
Fresh Horses Brigade - Funeral Song
After such a great response to last week's FHB over at Edenland I spent most of this week wondering what this week's topic would be. When I saw what it was I must admit I was just a little disappointed.
Now to be quite truthful with you I have never really stopped to think about my funeral in any shape or form. In fact I have never even really given much time to the concept of me actually dying. It is not that I don't think it will happen. Of course it will. Death is one of the few things that comes with some certainty. There is also a fair bit of uncertainty about it all as well so I would prefer just put it in the don't want to know basket.
After all it will make little to no difference to me what goes on to celebrate my life, after I have left it. Given the success (or lack there of) for some of my birthday parties, I wouldn't expect the turn out to my funeral to be anything spectacular. Unless of course between now and then I do something amazing that touches thousands....
When it comes to funerals I am a little torn. Apart from dad's funeral a few years ago I have never had to help plan one. I hope that it is a long time before I ever have to go through that again and there weren't even high levels of family conflict. We all just seemed to know and agree on the right way to say goodbye.
The songs we chose were Amazing Grace (with words and bagpipes which is not easy to find), CCR Down on the Corner and a marching band version of When the Saints Go Marching In. My mother would probably have preferred to have something other than Down on the Corner but she was grossly outvoted and she knew it. My brother, sister and I felt that dad would not have wanted us moping around so we tried to make it as cheery as possible.
However songs like the Sesame Street tune at a two week old babies funeral is far from cheery. Standing in the back rows of a full room thinking of all the things a little life will never get to lead...Four weeks before our wedding, the best man's wife went into early labour. To this day I am in awe of how they took it all in their stride. I praise the Lord and thank the Powers That Be, that I know not of that pain.
But back to what songs I would have at my funeral.
I guess it could be rather fitting to play this one
I mean it is nearly like my name and all.
Funnily enough though I had not even heard of it till I was nearly 21. Shocking I know. I can still remember the handsome young fellow (not hubs though he is a handsome fellow) who took me into his flash surround sound thearter setup. Which for the time was rather impressive and not as widespread as it is these days. It was a surreal feeling. Sitting there. My heart a flutter being in this young man's presence. Anticipating what was to come next.
I had been longing for his attention for a while you see. So having him serenade me if you will with Stevie Nicks singing a song about my name (which essentially made the song about me)....well you can just imagine the rest.
Perhaps it is not so fitting to have this played after all.
Unfortunately though that is the best I can come up with at this stage. I hope that my death is still a long way away, giving me plenty of time to contemplate the best way to encourage those that love me to celebrate the passing of my life. I do have a few details already worked out. Like the fact that I don't want any black. I would much rather bright colours and rainbows than morbid and black.
Oh and that if time permits I will have a live wake as well. When my dad turned 76 we had a massive party and invited all the people we expected to come to his funeral. We called it a live wake. It was one of the most wonderful parties I have ever been too. At the time dad had been rather unwell so there was a very real chance that a real wake wasn't too far round the corner. Dad couldn't bear the thought of us having a party without him so we had it while he could join in.
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You are so lucky to have a song like this with your name in it. The closest I have is 'my sharona', which is a brilliant song, but...ReplyDelete
I had no idea what my song would be, despite thinking about it all weekend. I think it really dependss on how I die!ReplyDelete
Oh I love a good Fleetwood Mac song! Think you're the only one who mentioned them.ReplyDelete
Opening strains of Tusk ... pow! Thanks so much for linking up. x
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Last night was a great way to finish my week in Sydney. I spent the day at the theatre watching "The Maids", a play written by Jean Genet and starring French screen legend Isabelle Huppert, striking newcomer Elizabeth Debicki and Australian icon Cate Blanchett. I had never seen Blanchett live before and I found her charisma to be almost over powering. I've always been impressed by her on the screen but sitting three rows from the front was an amazing opportunity to see one of our best actors at work. All three women worked beautifully together and the final moment in the play was perfect. A great way to spend an afternoon.
That night The Comedy Store was sold out again with a massive line up that kicked goals from the beginning. This was my setlist:
Turning 40!
Hairy Baby
Tripping and Farting
No Need To Share All Your Opinions
Glitter in Invitations
People Wearing Your Glasses
Watching Movies Out of Context
I had such a good time onstage and it was an easy gig to get right due to the fact that the audience was focused, Cam Knight had nailed another night of hosting and everyone had done an excellent job before I hit the stage. All I had to do to succeed was my job and as I said, when everything has been set up so nicely you would have to really work hard to make it go wrong.
It was also three fun nights of watching comedians too. From Matt Okine and Laura Hughes to Sydney legend Bruce Griffiths to American headliner Jake Johannsen, it was a pleasure to be in a position where I could enjoy their sets. Then when you throw in a couple of Ronny Chieng cameos and who wouldn't enjoy hanging out with that bunch of comedians?
Nothing really to report except that I treated the gig like the previous two: I went out, hit hard and did my best to do my time. With an audience that good your natural inclination is to squeeze in just one more joke but that would be unfair to the few acts left on after me. Instead I did my time and once finished made my way to the front of the room so I could get back to being a fan of comedy and especially the comedians performing on the night.
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1929Ralph Robinson happens to be on Clint Bank Lane as the train is just pulling out of the station. A local farmer stands with his horse and cart, carrying his milk churns, looking forlorn as he has just missed the train and needs his milk taking to the dairy. Ralph Robinson turns to the farmer and asks "Would you allow me to come and collect your milk from your farm and take it to the dairy for you?" This is where Ralph's milk business begins. Shortly after the encounter Ralph buys his first 'flat-bed wagon'.
1932The milk business is well under way, visiting local farmers, collecting their milk churns and taking them to the Leeds Dairy. Ralph starts returning with coal to be sold throughout the dales…here begins the energy business.
1951Ralph asks son-in-law John Illingworth (pictured) if he would join him in running the business. All of the petrol is pooled during the war, but now petrol companies are free to market and sell their own brands of fuel again. The major petroleum companies start to look for independent petrol distributors.
1957Esso recognises Ralph's impressive contact list of local farmers, and approaches Ralph to start providing agricultural oil to rural businesses. At this point John became responsible for the oil part of the business. Rapid growth in the business forced Ralph and John to search for new premises. They found a farm just outside the village, which was bought for £1,500…we still operate there today.
1966The company makes its first major expansion. Robinsons Petroleum takes over the Railway Goods yard at Bedale, formerly run by ESSO Petroleum. This gives Ralph and John a little more room, after sharing a very tiny office.
1970Robinsons Petroleum take on the Esso Depot at the Railway Goods Yard at Malton. John Illingworth's eldest son David Illingworth joins the business as an apprentice mechanic, straight from leaving school at 15 years old.
1975Ralph sells the milk business to the Milk Marketing Board. After the sale Ralph Robinson decides to retire.
1978After working for a year at Hayton, Smith & Dewar, a local accountancy firm, John's second son Howard joins the business full time.
1979The company changes its name to RPD Fuels and Lubricants.
1980RPD Fuels and Lubricants acquires Durham Petroleum Distributors based in Darlington.
1981From the Bedale site in North Yorkshire the business diversifies into the LPG cylinder market. Steve Walmsley joins the business and sells gas cylinders around the Bedale area from one van and a trailer. The oil company expands further north, taking over the Hexham and Tynemouth area from Northern Farmers Oils. Mark Illingworth (John's youngest son) joins the business in the sales department (pictured giving a prize at the Tynedale young Farmers Show).
1987The decision is made to expand the LPG business into the bulk market. With the help of David Lowe the business commissioned a £150,000 LPG plant at Bedale. This is the most significant investment in the company's history.
1988John Illingworth retires in November and Howard Illingworth becomes Managing Director with David Illingworth running Operations and Mark Illingworth in Sales.
1989Changing market conditions in the oil business brings to an end the 32 year partnership with ESSO. The business embarks on a new partnership with Total.
1992RPD Fuels and Lubricants changes name to Northern Energy Supplies (NES) to reflect the desire to diversify into new energy markets. NES becomes an independent reseller.
1993NES enters the natural gas market trading as Northern Gas Supplies, taking advantage of the government's gas release programme.
1994NES enters the electricity market in order to offer it's customers a dual fuel solution.
2000After 7 years growing the Gas and Electricity business to more than 25,000 customers, the business is sold to D-Valley Water.
2007NES acquires Silsden Fuels to expand west into the Skipton area.
2009LPG Homeheat is formed to take advantage of deregulation in the domestic LPG market. Howard's eldest son, James, joins the company to develop this business.
2010Howard's youngest son, Ted, leaves school and joins the NES sales team.
2014Howard's middle son, Stuart, joins the business after spending 5 years in Logistics for various Blue Chip companies in London.
2015LPG operations expand further north as the company establishes 'Northern LPG North West' and 'Northern LPG Scotland'.
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Australia's Blue Mountains
When Mr. M said "I want to go to Australia!", I said, "I want to go to the Blue Mountains!". So yesterday we did! It was an eleven hour day! Not all of it was spent in the Blue Mountains themselves, we also visited a very worthy animal rescue called Featherdale and had a lovely lunch. We also went to the Waradah Cultural Center to learn about Aboriginal culture. It was an exhausting and extremely interesting day.
If you are ever in Sydney, don't miss your chance to visit the Blue Mountains. I will recommend Anderson's Blue Mountain Tours, a small, family run business that does a wonderful job! We had a full day of fun! I know that one can get there on the Hop On Hop Off buses, and other means, but Anderson's guides are personable, caring, informative and make the day fun!
Here are a few pictures:
This first one is not very good because of the lighting but is a demonstration of the didgeridoo:
These two are rescue animals at the Featherdale Rescue center:
This is the steepest train ride in the world and it was fun, if a bit scary:
And . of course my shot of the three sisters and the blue air (Yes, it does actually appear to be blue due to the chemicals given off by the eucalyptus trees).
And one of the most unusual and interesting things I discovered: A steam powered clock!
Tomorrow, we leave Sydney and go on with our Southern Hemisphere adventures!
Stay tuned for our next adventure!
Until then!


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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Want to avoid being sued? Say you're sorry!
Which applies generally. If you wrong someone, a sincere apology, especially if accompanied by an attempt to make up for the harm, is the surest way to avoid a lawsuit (and is far far cheaper for everyone concerned). That's the first advice I'd give to anyone in a potential lawsuit situation - sit down, talk with the other party, and apologize if appropriate. Refusing to admit fault where fault is pretty clear, refusing to apologize, just really pisses people off and makes them more likely to sue. Even if a lawsuit does happen anyway, it may be far less acrimonious and may settle much more easily and on better terms if, from the start, the defendant was apologetic and expressed true remorse.
This isn't rocket science. (And I've noted it before).
2 comments:
- Stew said...
Common assumption is that an apology can be considered admition of guilt and could be detrimental if a law suit follows.
So people are advised to never apologise.
Personally I find apologies go a long way to disarming a situation. Ever gone back into a store to complain about a faulty product or bad service? You're all fired up, going to give them a piece of your mind and they say "We're terribly sorry, you're absolutely right. What can we do to rectify the situation?"
Takes the wind right out of your sails
- May 30, 2008 at 4:13 AM
- DBB said...
Yeah, that is the common assumption, and the funny thing is, it is exactly the opposite - nothing is quite as infuriating as someone who does you wrong, then refuses to apologize or even admit they did anything wrong, particularly when it is communicated through layers of legalise that often not only does not include a "sorry" but includes an implication that really the person who was wronged was the one who was 100% at fault. Which tends to piss people off, leading to law suits...
- May 30, 2008 at 9:06 AM


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"But as the days wore on it kept getting better and better," she says in an interview with Harper's Bazaar UK
Anne Hathaway believes in love at first sight – in fact, she experienced it with her husband, Adam Shulman.
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Hathaway says the timing was bad because she found it difficult to trust after a previous breakup.
"I took my trust out for a ridiculous joyride with him," Hathaway, 30, told the magazine for its February issue of falling for Shulman, 31.
"It was scary. But as the days wore on it kept getting better and better. I found that the love I found for him made me more trusting of everyone, and the more I started to see who I had become."
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"I'm not Rihanna; I'm not cool," she says. "I was seen as this bizarre-world, good-girl cartoon that I in no way identified with – very vanilla, very sweet, very accessible and not interesting. I had no grit, no sex appeal."


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"I'm surprised they didn't put Allan Houston up there. I'm surprised Bernard King, who is in the Hall of Fame, they haven't put Bernard up there. So those two guys I think are deserving," Frazier told SiriusXM NBA Radio (via New York Post).
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I love pizza. Let me re-emphasize that: I LOVE, loooove, lurve pizza. At my wedding, it will shamelessly be the main course; if I'm ever on death row, it will be the last meal I savour. I could not be a true pizza aficionado though without visiting Italy at least once in my lifetime. And so I made it happen. Nom, nom, nom.
I decided years ago that I wanted to visit every country in the world to experience how different people live firsthand. It's a big commitment that has involved plenty o' pennypinching and planning, but the payoff is memories that will last a lifetime. My trip to Italy has surely granted me some...including a few that I would rather forget. The excursion could not have started worse - first off, Air Canada somehow gave us the wrong boarding passes which I noticed, of course, right before getting on the plane (good thing too, because I've heard nothing but bad things about Abbottabad); once on the plane, I lost the corrected ones causing another delay. My travel parter got a headphone stuck in his ear canal that had to be plucked out with tweezers (but not before causing a severe migraine) and my first introduction to the love of my life (pizza, in case you suffer short-term memory loss) left me feeling used and abused. Literally. I paid €18 for a mediocre slice (approximately $25CDN) that left me ill for three days.
When visiting the Eternal City, two things are apparent straight-away:
1) Italian accents are the most amazing thing in the world.
2) They can't be arsed about cleaning graffiti.
Despite it covering nearly every surface, Rome is still as pretty as a picture. Wandering the streets drinking up the scenery with no particular place to go was my favorite thing to do...I admit though that this opinion partially stems from the fact that I am a cheapskate who found everything to be quite expensive. Including using the washroom. Actually, pay or not, if you can find a toilet in Rome it becomes a more appreciated sight than the Pantheon or Spanish Steps. They are few and far between.
One of the first sites I visited was the Colosseum. It is the fourth wonder of the world that I have seen in person. To think that nearly 2000 years ago, crowds in the thousands gathered to cheer on the bloody, gory death of a gladiator for entertainment. Today we congregate to buy Caesar bobbleheads and "I roamed Rome" t-shirts. If you think that's Velveeta, just wait till I tell you about the Vatican and their holy bottled water! En-route to the Colosseum, I noticed a parade of some sort winding through the streets. With rainbow flags waving and Kylie Minogue music blaring, I assumed it was Gay Pride. Europop is an (embarrassingly) guilty pleasure, so I decided to follow for a bit...walking faster than the float, I next came upon a group made up of flag-waving Communists chanting something that probably had to do with Mao or Layton, and then a truck blasting techno music. This is where things got a bit darker. I witnessed a few individuals wearing masks tagging buildings with yet more graffiti. I anticipated the notorious Black Bloc making an appearance, but nothing happened. Everyone congregated at the Colosseum to hold a protest about government ineptitude (and buy bobbleheads).
To be continued...
Me at the Colosseum:
Roman Forum:
A cat rescue was allowed to let the animals live at the ruins (prime real estate to catch the eye of an adoptive family):
My favorite building in Rome (Monumento Nazionale):
Government protests:


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December 2015 Newsletter/
I hope this newsletter finds you in the Christmas spirit. Here at camp we are taking time to catch up on building maintenance and other projects. We just had the carpets cleaned in two dorms and are now painting the inside of Lodge #2. I am also in the process of hiring staff and scheduling retreats for the spring. Josh and Caleb have taken advantage of the mild weather by sawing logs on the sawmill. We have had a good fall retreat season and spring retreats are starting to fill up. We have also redone the website (llbc.camp) to help get our message out. We had volunteers from Mississippi come and reroof the old chapel and the shelter house, and they also put hardwood flooring in the office. The Apalachee Baptist Church in Georgia donated a new heating and AC unit for the manager's house. The Lord has truly blessed us!
My family and I were having devotions this morning, and Lisa had a request, "Can we not deal with stressful subjects or decisions until after Christmas, so we can focus on what is important?" So what is important? As I have been praying these past days, I have been praying for many things—family, country, staff, church, and elections—but mostly for God's power, presence, and purpose upon us. The devotion I was reading from "The Father's Business" turned our focus on Isaiah where there is a verse that foretells of a Savior who will be born. "For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Of the increase of His government and peace there will be no end." Isaiah 9:6-7a. In some commentaries and translations the word dominion is used instead of the word government. Full dominion is on the shoulders of Jesus. What beautiful shoulders they are. Shoulders that lend His strength to the weak and sick. Shoulders that bear our burdens. Shoulders that picked up a cross and carried it on our behalf. Shoulders that can pick up a fallen one. Shoulders that we can hide behind as He defeats our enemies. Shoulders to lay our head on when our heart aches. Shoulders that embrace us tenderly with love that never lets go. Shoulders that shake with laughter as we delight Him.
Christmas is almost here. It is our hope and prayer that you will lay your burdens and trials upon the shoulders of Jesus and you will truly experience the Joy of Christmas!
Merry Christmas,
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Egg and Sperm Race Pb was written by Frances R. Balkwill. Egg and Sperm Race Pb was published by HarperCollins Publishers. Subjects of Egg and Sperm Race Pb include Human biology, Medicine & nursing, and Physiology.
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