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Welcome to the July 2010 Carnival of Nursing in Public
This post was written for inclusion in the Carnival of Nursing in Public hosted by Dionna and Paige at NursingFreedom.org. All week, July 5-9, we will be featuring articles and posts about nursing in public ("NIP"). See the bottom of this post for more information.
I'm going to attempt to write a post about breastfeeding as it relates to the Christian religion, or at least my experience of same. This is not going to be a religious treatise by any means, just an exploration of some of the issues at hand.
Sam and I grew up in the Christian church, and when we moved to Seattle, we joined a fairly young and hip church, where we settled for several years. When we first started attending, there were no children apart from the pastor's and one other family's, but as the church grew, so did the children's ministry. I've moaned before about how I seemed to be the only one within that growing body who breastfed, or at least who did so openly.1 I read articles on our children's pastor's blog about how she only breastfed in stores' private nursing rooms, arranging her errands so she could stop at each in turn, and then how she had switched to formula (I wasn't surprised, given how restrictive her breastfeeding must have been for her, and I say that genuinely). I sat in the cry room with other mothers discussing bottle feeding and felt out of place with my larger baby still on my breast. We felt discouraged from attending the service with a loud infant (even if babbling, not crying), but then found the nursery's policy barring parents from entering through the half-door less than conducive to calming our separation-anxious baby, nursing him occasionally during the service, or taking him to the potty for EC purposes. The nursery guidelines allowed babies to cry for 10 minutes before a parent was buzzed on a beeper to come down from the service — as a fierce advocate of not practicing cry-it-out parenting, such an extended period of distress and loneliness was unacceptable to me (and I did get to witness one such inconsolably wailing baby, and the long time it took to decide to page the parents and then actually follow through).
I don't think our church was less family-friendly than your average church, though. I've attended dozens in my life so far, since we moved around so much growing up, and I can't remember a service where babies routinely spent time in the sanctuary, making their baby noises and slurping at the breast. I do remember the scattered times I saw that as unusual and intriguing, such as when a mama with a ring sling sat in front of me in our church in Indiana, and I could hear her baby sucking and swallowing; I'd had no idea nursing could be so delightfully noisy!
Mamapoekie at Authentic Parenting wrote a little post about how the culture in Cameroon was much less prudish than in European cultures, and she threw in a line about religion:
"In general, Africans are very much in tune with their sexuality. To us prude Europeans, they might even seem a little obsessed (but that is just us trying to impose our religiously inspired worldview on them)."
I think this was misunderstood by some of the readers, as evidenced in the comments, but I agree with her actual point (that our religiously biased culture — because whether you in particular are religious or not, Western sexual morals stem from Judeo-Christianity — colors our perceptions of how the rest of the world treats sexuality) — as well as with the point the commenters were arguing against: that religion does in fact affect our comfort levels with breastfeeding. I don't think religion alone is the reason breastfeeding is mischaracterized and vilified by so many in my (American) culture — but I think religion has played a hand in creating this culture where breasts are sexualized and therefore expected to be tucked demurely away.
I want to attempt a little explanation for the prudery in Western culture being based on centuries of religious belief. I run several risks in doing this:
- I might get it completely wrong, from a theological or historical standpoint. I did not attend seminary or grad school, after all; nor do I have any degree in religious studies. This is true especially since I will have to simplify and
perhapsassuredly oversimplify to keep this to one blog post. - I might offend and alienate religious people, who think I'm attacking them. I'm not. I'm one of you. I'm just trying to explain. I'm not going into specifics about what particular denominations believe, so that no one group will feel targeted. If you're curious, I was raised in the evangelical Protestant tradition and am sort of still in the same fold.
- I might bore and alienate non-religious people, who can't figure out why anyone would want to talk about religion at all. Though, in that case, perhaps you shouldn't be reading an article clearly marked as having to do with religion? On your head be it if you continue…
The Jewish, and therefore biblical (in the sense of the Old and New Testaments accepted as the Bible by the Christian faith), view of a human is a holistic view. We are not bodies with minds within. We are not, to be more precise, minds with bodies without. We are people, body, mind, soul, all bound up together. You can't remove one without making us less than human. In fact, you can't remove one at all. This is why the Bible speaks so longingly about the resurrection of the body. It's not enough that we "fly away to heaven" after we die — if our bodies do not live with us, we have no hope. Disembodied souls are not good enough, biblically speaking. I won't go into this topic more here, but read Surprised by Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection, and the Mission of the Church, by N.T. Wright (bishop of Durham), for a very thoughtful and helpful explanation of this concept and how common church teaching (and, therefore, cultural understanding) has gotten this so wrong for centuries since Jesus' time.
The problem is that the church early on embraced Gentile, i.e., Pagan, brethren (sistren, too — actually, especially sistren!) into the fold — obviously, this was not a problem in itself, but those new Greek members necessarily brought with them Greek ways of thinking, which then infiltrated the church. In church lingo, we call these influences "heresies." They were insidious, and they stayed with us.
The one that I'm thinking of most right now is the Gnostic heresy, from the Greek "gnosis," meaning "knowledge." Most Greeks had a dualistic view of humans, which will be entirely familiar to us — that humans are part body and part spirit/mind/soul/personality. (See — insidious, yes? Did you even know you thought like a Greek?) In the Gnostic way of thinking, philosophers felt that the bodily (material) portion was the lesser part, and the mind portion was the higher. They sought either to disregard the physical, corrupted aspects of themselves, or purposely demean it. That is, either they felt they could do whatever they wanted with their bodies (eating gluttonously, having sex, etc.), or they felt they had to punish their bodies for even existing (flagellation, fasting, etc.). In either case, they wanted to concentrate more on the mental and spiritual aspects of themselves.
This way of thinking entered the church early on, and even though leaders like Paul and John fought hard against it, it took root — and you can probably guess that the second way of (mis)treating the body became the more popular. That's how you get the exaltation of celibacy, the insistence on sexual purity, the piety of fasting and self-denial, that you can see throughout church history and into the present. Don't get me wrong — those religious elements predated Gnostic thinking (Paul speaks admiringly of celibacy, and fasting was an ordained Jewish practice), but I can see how it was amplified and codified as the church grew — and grew more Greek in its way of thinking.
How does this relate to breastfeeding? Glad you asked.
I think breastfeeding still couldn't have been entirely disparaged back in a time where every baby was breastfed. It just wasn't possible. I assume that it was so ubiquitous for centuries that public breastfeeding couldn't have been too big a deal, in terms of being "un-Christian." That said, I do think there were women who would put themselves beyond the need to breastfeed by remaining celibate, or if they were richer mothers, by hiring wet nurses, so they could avoid such animal needs. And I think the atmosphere in general was so degrading of women, which needs to enter any consideration of how breastfeeding was perceived — women in general were considered substandard, and their breastfeeding would have been one example of the way in which they were set apart as more of the animal nature (menstruation and pregnancy and childbirth being other facets). If each human was dualistic, body and mind, then the human race was as well: man as mind, and woman as flesh. This didn't change until about the Industrial Revolution, when there was a switch to viewing men as animals (they can't help their sexual natures, etc.) and women as pure and angelic beings above such things. Unless they weren't. And then they were unnatural. And this is a tangent I'm not going into, but you can see there are centuries of sexism to unpack here.2
So now we come to today, with a quick stop off in the Victorian era to say that the prudery of that time has persisted to this day. As the ability to feed infants by other means grew more common (with the rise of better infant milk substitutes, which became a bona fide industry in the 1920s, and new-and-improved feeding containers, and as more women entered the ranks that could afford wet nurses), breastfeeding became more and more what physically centered sorts did. In other words — women who were lesser than, who fell on the hierarchy down at flesh rather than up in the exalted plane of mind.3
As Western society has sought to break free of the prudery (starting, for simplicity's sake, let's say in the 1960s onward, but of course at various prior times as well), it's gone in one direction primarily — toward a declaration of sexual independence. Toward an acceptance of sexuality as a whole, and an acceptance of women. And in certain cultures, toward a liberation of breasts as sexual and as accepted in that sexuality.
All of this is good, I think. Sure, there have been excesses (according to some perspectives) and negative unforeseen consequences, but I think it's great that people are attacking and picking apart the religious (mis)teaching that sex is bad, that bodies are evil, that minds are better than flesh. Because this is not in fact what Christianity says, and it is completely ludicrous in the face of a faith that believes humans (male and female) are made in God's image. Not our minds in God's image, but ourselves, and Hebrew thought sees no artificial division between our true selves and our selves that include our bodies, with all our natural bodily functions. As people like to point out, Jesus ate; he drank wine; he pooped; and — more importantly, to this discussion — he breastfed. The pro-breastfeeding bumper sticker that reads "If it was good enough for Jesus…"? Yeah, that's true.
I think the problem is twofold:
- The church has been scared of the sexual liberation and has fought it by trying to keep bodies, and breasts (in cultures that have a narrow-minded view of breasts' function, such as the United States),4 even more tightly under wraps. Instead of allowing an excising of Grecian heresies, the church (as a monolith, not on individual levels) has clung to its position that bodies are worse than minds, and therefore the breast (again, in certain cultures) must not be seen.
- Secular society has so thoroughly rejected the standard of sex-is-bad that breasts in some Western cultures have become worshiped and hyper-sexualized, to the point they cannot be seen as having any other function in such cultures.
I believe there is a middle ground between the two poles, but I feel like we're pinging between them. In every comment flame war on a breastfeeding-in-public news story, I'll read these two camps shouting back and forth, sometimes within the same comment. "Breasts are private! They're for your husband to see, you hussy!" smacks of both positions tied up in one — a sense of breasts have a place, and their place is in the bedroom, where all such sexual deviance belongs.
I think for centuries, even though the church perpetuated the false dualism of body=bad, mind=good, breasts were excluded from this equation, which is why you have centuries of church-sponsored adoration of Mary nursing Jesus. But when breastfeeding could be set aside, the function of breasts was lost, and thinking was perverted to include breasts in the sex=bad camp rather than in a benign or neutral category. This is why you get people in churches warning women to be "discreet" lest a man spy a breast with a baby attached and be led to sin; in prior centuries, men knew well enough that a breast suckling a baby was not an object of lust. With the miscategorization of breasts as solely sexual comes the religiously inspired prudish backlash of needing to cover them up.
Please keep in mind I'm not attacking the church from the outside, or suggesting that the teachings of the church (if such an entity did indeed speak as one) or of individual churches promote such a skewed view of breastfeeding as a matter of doctrine. I think it's been a long road to get to this place of cultural mishmash and misunderstanding, and I think — I hope — we can unravel it and return breasts to their rightful place: on a woman's chest, just doing their thing, whether that thing is being attractive or feeding a baby.
I hope I'm also making it clear that it doesn't matter whether you personally go to church, or whether your church is like this; my point is that Western culture has been irrevocably shaped by church culture. Our moral standards are affected by what the Bible teaches (or how the Bible has been interpreted to teach) is right or wrong — and this is true whether we're holding fast to those standards or rebelling against them.
Now, for my own experience in my own churches, I haven't encountered overt negativity. When I speak of "flame wars," I do mean strangers online, not to my face or within my congregation. I've felt uncomfortable nursing in church — but, then again, I've felt uncomfortable having a child in church at all. I actually think this is an extension of the false duality of the body and the mind. Spirituality, whether it's in the church or in meditation or whatever it might be, is generally considered to be private, personal, and undistracted. The first thing a baby or child does in a service? Distract you. I have a different theology that speaks to whether prolonged concentration is truly necessary for worship, but that post will have to wait for another day. Suffice it to say, I'm against the separation of families (adults go here; children go there) that goes on in most churches, and this circles back to why breastfeeding has a hard time gaining acceptance within a religious service: because children aren't supposed to be there in the first place.
I'll just finish with a little anecdote from a conversation I had with a good friend who has become a Catholic nun. I was complaining to her about how we felt ostracized by our church, and she was dumbfounded.
She said to me, in her own wording:
How can the church turn children away when Jesus himself bid the little children come to him? How can the church discourage breastfeeding when Mary herself fed Jesus?
She encouraged me to continue parenting within the church, breastfeeding my son, and being vocal within my religious faith.
Because there can be change, and there is hope.
I want to include two addenda, articles that were written for the carnival today offering two different and specific perspectives on the issue, which I hope you will read and enjoy:
- "Tzniudnik Nursing: Judaism and NIP" at The Covered Wagon: A Jewish perspective, which notes the specific Jewish laws encouraging (requiring) breastfeeding and exempting nursing in public from any modesty backlash, which reinforces my belief in Judaism's holistic view of the human.
- "A Catholic Perspective on Breastfeeding in Public" from Fertility Flower Community — which shows most Catholics support nursing in public, and I agree. My point above, and I hope this is clear, is that our culture as a whole has been affected, even as individual church traditions might have recognized the natural beauty of breastfeeding. From the article: "While it might seem that the church is a likely target [for the lack of acceptance of breastfeeding in public], when you really examine what the church says you'll see that it's actually extremely supportive of breastfeeding and mothers who breastfeed." Again, agreed! I just think the effects on culture (being as complex and ingrained and long-lasting as they are) have happened despite the church's efforts to teach the good of breastfeeding.
What have been your experiences with breastfeeding and religion? Have you ever nursed in a place of worship or felt discouraged from doing so? Any stronger theological or historical minds ("minds" — see, Greek dualism again!) want to dissect and reimagine my argument here?
Welcome to the Carnival of Nursing in Public!
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This post is just one of many being featured as part of the Carnival of Nursing in Public. Please visit our other writers each day of the Carnival. Click on the links below to see each day's posts - new articles will be posted on the following days:
July 5 - Making Breastfeeding the Norm: Creating a Culture of Breastfeeding in a Hyper-Sexualized World
July 6 – Supporting Breastfeeding Mothers: the New, the Experienced, and the Mothers of More Than One Nursing Child
July 7 – Creating a Supportive Network: Your Stories and Celebrations of N.I.P.
July 8 – Breastfeeding: International and Religious Perspectives
July 9 – Your Legal Right to Nurse in Public, and How to Respond to Anyone Who Questions It
1 I have a specific post of mine in mind that I won't link to here, because on rereading it, I can see it's insensitive to women who bottle feed. At the time I was just feeling upset and unpacking my own insecurities, but I realize now I don't know what the situation was with the mothers I saw bottle feeding — what their stories were and how they came to choose that for their babies. See, even bloggers can mature, right?↩
2 To be perfectly clear here, too, the church did not invent sexism and in fact the early church worked quite strenuously against it — but the tides were powerful. A great majority of the early church congregation was female, including some of the leaders, and Jesus is a prime example of inviting women into the fold — not as helpmeets but as full partners. But the hierarchy of the (Jewish and Greco-Roman) culture was deeply ingrained and persisted.↩
3 Note that even though most women breastfed until very recent history, that does not mean that breastfeeding was more exalted than the act of hiring a wet nurse or, later, buying substitute milk if you could afford it. After all, any woman could breastfeed, but only the elite could afford something "better." Note that even Mother Mary lived in poverty and really had no choice.↩
4 I can only speak to my experience in the United States, with its high level of prudery regarding breasts. See in contrast PhD in Parenting's take on Germany's breastfeeding culture, where there is a perhaps more nuanced view of breasts as fulfilling different functions based on context. I could talk a little more about U.S.-specific prudery and Puritanical influences, but I'll stop here for now with a general note that Europe is considered far more "post-Christian" than the USA, and I am using that term neutrally; I'm just pointing out that, despite individual beliefs in the U.S., the nation's culture is still very churchy, for lack of a better word.↩


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How to make 5-pointed paper snowflakes
Though no longer in elementary school, I still get a kick out of paper snowflakes. I made this snowflake garland the other night from origami paper, dental floss, and tape.
The second and third flakes in this garland are based on a 5-pointed star. Download the 5-point folding directions right here. I think they're easier to cut since there are fewer paper layers.
The first, fourth, and fifth flakes in the garland are based on 8 points. (Fold a square in half diagonally and keep halving it until it's nearly too thick to cut, then snip out small shapes ).
Here's an 8-pointer. Unfolding is my favorite part; it's practically as thrilling as bungee jumping. To get them nice and flat, iron your snowflakes with the steam setting turned off.

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Never run out of your favorite hot drink! Bigger size durable ceramic mug in the always fashionable black color. High quality sublimation printing makes it an appreciated gift to every true coffee or tea lover, who always asks for a refill.
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Artificial Green Pittosporum Leaves - Bunch of 6
Why we love it - This beautiful, realistic, artificial pittosporum leaf has intricate white and green detailing on each leaf - choose this piece to add interest and texture to your artificial flower bouquet
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- Height 65cm
- Wired stem that can be bent or trimmed for your own styling
Style it with - Shown with our Burford Vase in the lead image
Offers - The price for this bunch reflects our offer of buy five, get one free on all single stems
Artificial flowers green eucalyptus stem is a perfect silk flower for faux arrangements buy online from Amaranthine Blooms UK
All of our flowers will arrive beautifully gift-wrapped in our recycled packaging, ready to be unwrapped and enjoyed for years to come!
Bouquets vs. Arrangements - All of our bouquets will arrive hand-tied together with ribbon and our arrangements will arrive as single stems for you to style and tie together. Watch our YouTube videos for tips on how to assemble your arrangement here.
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Discover the paintings and decorative arts of the Mughal period - the most powerful and lasting of the Islamic dynasties in India.
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perl5125delta - what is new for perl v5.12.5
This document describes differences between the 5.12.4 release and the 5.12.5 release.
If you are upgrading from an earlier release such as 5.12.3, first read perl5124delta, which describes differences between 5.12.3 and 5.12.4.
decode_xs n-byte heap-overflow (CVE-2011-2939)A bug in Encode
could, on certain inputs, cause the heap to overflow. This problem has been corrected. Bug reported by Robert Zacek.
memory error with GLOB_ALTDIRFUNC (CVE-2011-2728).Calling File::Glob::bsd_glob
with the unsupported flag GLOB_ALTDIRFUNC would cause an access violation / segfault. A Perl program that accepts a flags value from an external source could expose itself to denial of service or arbitrary code execution attacks. There are no known exploits in the wild. The problem has been corrected by explicitly disabling all unsupported flags and setting unused function pointers to null. Bug reported by Clément Lecigne.
Poorly written perl code that allows an attacker to specify the count to perl's 'x' string repeat operator can already cause a memory exhaustion denial-of-service attack. A flaw in versions of perl before 5.15.5 can escalate that into a heap buffer overrun; coupled with versions of glibc before 2.16, it possibly allows the execution of arbitrary code.
This problem has been fixed.
There are no changes intentionally incompatible with 5.12.4. If any exist, they are bugs and reports are welcome.
B::Concise no longer produces mangled output with the -tree option [perl #80632].
A regression introduced in Perl 5.8.8 has been fixed, that caused charnames::viacode(0)
to return undef
instead of the string "NULL" [perl #72624].
See "Security".
See "Security".
The documentation for the upper
function now actually says "upper", not "lower".
Module::CoreList has been updated to version 2.50_02 to add data for this release.
The perlebcdic document contains a helpful table to use in tr///
to convert between EBCDIC and Latin1/ASCII. Unfortunately, the table was the inverse of the one it describes. This has been corrected.
The section on User-Defined Case Mappings had some bad markup and unclear sentences, making parts of it unreadable. This has been rectified.
This document has been corrected to take non-ASCII platforms into account.
There have been configuration and test fixes to make Perl build cleanly on Lion and Mountain Lion.
The NetBSD hints file was corrected to be compatible with NetBSD 6.*
now correctly handles characters above "\x{7fffffff}" [perl #73246].
($<,$>) = (...)
stopped working properly in 5.12.0. It is supposed to make a single setreuid()
call, rather than calling setruid()
and seteuid()
separately. Consequently it did not work properly. This has been fixed [perl #75212].
Fixed a regression of kill() when a match variable is used for the process ID to kill [perl #75812].
no longer leaks memory. It started leaking in Perl 5.10.0.
The C-level my_strftime
functions no longer leaks memory. This fixes a memory leak in POSIX::strftime
[perl #73520].
no longer leaks memory when called from the DB package if @DB::args
was assigned to after the first call to caller
. Carp was triggering this bug [perl #97010].
Passing to index
an offset beyond the end of the string when the string is encoded internally in UTF8 no longer causes panics [perl #75898].
Syntax errors in (?{...})
blocks in regular expressions no longer cause panic messages [perl #2353].
Perl 5.10.0 introduced some faulty logic that made "U*" in the middle of a pack template equivalent to "U0" if the input string was empty. This has been fixed [perl #90160].
split() no longer modifies @_
when called in scalar or void context. In void context it now produces a "Useless use of split" warning. This is actually a change introduced in perl 5.12.0, but it was missed from that release's perl5120delta.
Perl 5.12.5 represents approximately 17 months of development since Perl 5.12.4 and contains approximately 1,900 lines of changes across 64 files from 18 authors.
Perl continues to flourish into its third decade thanks to a vibrant community of users and developers. The following people are known to have contributed the improvements that became Perl 5.12.5:
Andy Dougherty, Chris 'BinGOs' Williams, Craig A. Berry, David Mitchell, Dominic Hargreaves, Father Chrysostomos, Florian Ragwitz, George Greer, Goro Fuji, Jesse Vincent, Karl Williamson, Leon Brocard, Nicholas Clark, Rafael Garcia-Suarez, Reini Urban, Ricardo Signes, Steve Hay, Tony Cook.
The list above is almost certainly incomplete as it is automatically generated from version control history. In particular, it does not include the names of the (very much appreciated) contributors who reported issues to the Perl bug tracker.
Many of the changes included in this version originated in the CPAN modules included in Perl's core. We're grateful to the entire CPAN community for helping Perl to flourish.
For a more complete list of all of Perl's historical contributors, please see the AUTHORS file in the Perl source distribution.
If you find what you think is a bug, you might check the articles recently posted to the comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup and the perl bug database at http://rt.perl.org/perlbug/ . There may also be information at http://www.perl.org/ , the Perl Home Page.
If you believe you have an unreported bug, please run the perlbug program included with your release. Be sure to trim your bug down to a tiny but sufficient test case. Your bug report, along with the output of perl -V
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If the bug you are reporting has security implications, which make it inappropriate to send to a publicly archived mailing list, then please send it to email@example.com. This points to a closed subscription unarchived mailing list, which includes all the core committers, who be able to help assess the impact of issues, figure out a resolution, and help co-ordinate the release of patches to mitigate or fix the problem across all platforms on which Perl is supported. Please only use this address for security issues in the Perl core, not for modules independently distributed on CPAN.
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I had been enjoying the fresh sweet corn straight off the cob all week and I was looking to change it up a bit. I also had some black beans that needed using and I thought that a corn and black bean quesadilla filled with melting cheese would hit the spot. It was sounding pretty much like a quesadilla filled with a corn and black bean salsa and some cheese so I decided to make a big bowl of corn and black bean salsa for the filling. I like quesadillas because they are simple, quick and tasty and these were no different. You really can't go wrong with the combination of sweet corn, creamy black beans with some chili heat and melted cheese toasted in tortillas! The corn and black salsa was also great by itself and it will likely disappear quickly.
Corn and Black Bean Quesadillas
- 2 tortillas
- 2 handfuls cheese such as cheddar or jack etc. (grated)
- 1/2 cup black bean salsa (see below)
- Melt a touch of butter in a pan.
- Place a tortilla into the pan.
- Cover the tortilla with the corn and black bean salsa and top with a handful of cheese and the other tortilla.
- Cook until the quesadilla is golden brown on both sides and the cheese is melted.
Corn and Black Bean Salsa
- 1 cup corn
- 1 cup black beans (rinsed and drained canned beans or cooked from 1/3 cup dry beans)
- 1 jalapeno (chopped)
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1/2 tablespoon lime juice
- 1/4 cup green onions (chopped)
- 1 tablespoon cilantro (chopped)
- Mix the corn, black beans, jalapeno, chili powder, cumin, lime juice, green onions and cilantro in a large bowl.


text: The Marshall Islands form a ring of land only a few feet above sea level, way out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. They're located near the Equator and the International Date Line.They take their name from the British captain William Marshall, who sailed through the region transporting convicts to Australia. Archaeological evidence puts the first human activity earlier than 2000 B.C. The first European contact came in the sixteenth century, when a Spanish explorer landed here while looking for an alternate route to the "spice islands." In 1857 an American missionary created an outpost here and soon after that, a German trading company took up residence.The German government annexed the islands in 1885, purchasing them from Spain. They established a protectorate over the islands which lasted until 1914 when they were captured by Japan. Japan retained control of them until the Allied invasion of 1943, after which they became American territory. After WWII the United States military used the Marshall Islands for testing nuclear weapons. In 1954 they ignited the largest hydrogen bomb they'd ever built, doing it at a place called Bikini Atoll.This is where the Bikini swimsuit comes from. Only a few days after the test, when the name "Bikini Atoll" was all over the news, the bikini swimsuit was announced on the market in what appears to be a clever public opinion maneuver.Besides the bikini, there's another pop icon that came from the Marshall Islands. In response to the radioactive fallout created by the nuclear tests, Japanese film-makers made a movie about a terrible monster awakened by nuclear explosions. The monster tries to destroy the world and nearly gets away with it except for the life-saving ingenuity of the Japanese scientists. That's right, Godzilla.The Republic of the Marshall Islands became a sovereign self-governing nation in 1979. It's one of the most intriguing places in the world for scuba divers, due to its coral reefs and graveyard of sunken naval warships. Like the Polynesian islands, it's also a natural treasure-trove of stunning beauty.Text by Steve Smith.


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The CLING ON! Cling On Paint Brushes offer superior application, resistant to shedding, and smooth flawless finishing makes this brush the favorite brush among furniture painters. Premium synthetic filaments, beech wood painted handle, fully locked in epoxy cement to eliminate shedding, stainless steel ferrule. Hand made in Holland. Cling On! is designed for all waterborne materials.


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Here is the story of the labeled playroom wall...
I went thrifting and found this super fantastic sunburst mirror:
I know that the rustic-ness of it all may be appealing to most, but I couldn't wait to paint it. Sorry, I know some of your are cringing...
This was WAY back when we were doing the bedroom moulding project... I thought I would paint the mirror and use it above the bed... maybe add some letters?
When the time came, it was a bit cheesy for me. The word LOVE above our bed was adorable, but it looked like it belonged in a little girls room, we ended up just borrowing the living room mirror for a bit and loved that so much more.
What to do, what to do?
Then, I started working on our playroom. I really want to add storage, add better seating and pull the whole space together and call it donzo! We painted the entertainment center....
But something was still missing and I knew exactly what is was. The letters!
The kids boo'd me about using the white "Love" letters. So did the hubs. And they were right. It's a playroom after all. And it's for little guys...
So, we brainstormed other word ideas, BOYS... TOYS... Toys! Toys it was. Because that is what the room is all about!
So out came the wood letters and spray paint:
Two coats later the color dried so nice! Loved it! {To spray paint the mirror, I just cut a piece of newspaper down to size and stuck it inside the ring of the mirror, a little paint got on the mirror, but it was easy to carefully scrape off with a razor blade once the paint was completely dry.}
We just used a level and some picture hanging command strips to pop those babies up on the wall. Even renters can enjoy this fun project!
It adds such a fun element to the room!
The wooden letters are 12" and were found at JoAnn's for around $5.99 each {but the hubs and I each used a 40% off coupon!}
Making for a fantastically fun wall labeled before and after!
Have I gone too far? What's the craziest thing that you have labeled?


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About THL > Features & Spotlights > Tibetan Canons Resources > Tibetan Canons KangTeng Resources > Introduction to the Kangyur and Tengyur
Introduction to the Kangyur and Tengyur Collections
The Tibetan Buddhist Canon is one of the three most important canons of Buddhist literature in the world, and hence one of its most important bodies of religious literature. Generally consisting of more than 5,250 texts and 230,000 folio sides, the canon exists in over twenty unique print and manuscript editions. These texts, written in India, Central Asia, China, and elsewhere between the second century BCE and the seventeenth century CE and translated into Tibetan between the eighth and seventeenth centuries, cover an astonishing variety of subjects. The Tibetan Buddhist Canon consists of two parts: the Kangyur (bka' 'gyur, texts ascribed to the historical Buddha and other Buddhas) and the Tengyur (bstan 'gyur, exegetical treatises mostly composed by Indians). Together they are the primary canonical authority for Tibetan Buddhism. The texts they contain have served as the basis for thirteen hundred years of indigenous Tibetan literary activity which extensively cites and analyzes them.
The Kangyur and Tengyur represent one of the three principal canonical collections of classical Buddhist literature in the world: the Tibetan canon (Kangyur/Tengyur), the Chinese canon, and the Pali canon. The Tibetan canon is arguably the most complete of all three versions, and represents in many cases the sole surviving versions of Indian scriptures (in translation). The canon thus forms one of the two or three most important tools for understanding the nature and history of both Indian Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism, including exoteric and esoteric philosophy and ritual, ethics, literature, social practice, institutional history, narrative history, and much else. As such it is of crucial importance for Buddhist Studies across Asia, Tibetan Studies, and Asian Literary studies. It is without doubt the single most important preservation and access issue we face for Tibetan literature, and one of the top priorities in the study of Asian literature.
The Tibetan Buddhist Canon developed over time as Buddhist texts from India and other areas were translated into Tibetan. There were two main periods of translation activity in Tibet. The first began in the seventh century and came to an end in 842 CE with the collapse of the Tibetan Empire. The second period began in the late tenth century and extended into the fourteenth century, though this activity had begun to trail off since the twelfth century due to the Muslim invasions of India and the resulting decline of Buddhism there. Cataloging efforts were undertaken early on, as illustrated by the Denkarma (ldan dkar ma) catalog of 812 CE. As for defined collections of texts, groups of texts of a similar genre appear to have begun circulating as multiple, open-ended collections. The composition of these collections would depend on the vagaries of the texts available in different areas and could be continually expanded as additional texts became available. By the late thirteenth and fourteenth centuries the concept of a Kangyur and Tengyur had developed that led to what is traditionally viewed as the first Kangyur and Tengyur and their related catalogs, which were produced at the Nartang Monastery. These have all been lost. They were created by bringing together texts and ad hoc groups of texts from various monasteries and then arranging the resulting mass of texts into some order.
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Swimming the Sea
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You will "turtley" love this colorful sea turtle Swimming the Sea.
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Enjoy drinks, upbeat music and hanging out with your favorite people while you paint! It's as fun for first-time painters as it is for experienced artists.
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From the moment you walk in, the mood is light, the music is fun and the conversation comes easy!
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Created and written by Philip Rapp, Mr. and Mrs. Bickerson were the first married couple on radio to have a truly adversarial relationship. Scathing, sarcastic and comical, John and Blanche would fight about anything. Although they often argued about Blanche�s good-for-nothing brother, she would certainly insist that the big troubles were caused by John�s snoring and her resulting insomnia. There was nothing sweet or tender about their pillow talk, but it sure was funny!
The eight digitally restored and remastered battles of the sexes featured in this set star Don Ameche, Frances Langford, and Lew Parker. Sideline referees may wish to consult the accompanying Program Guide, written by Ben Ohmart, which includes pictures and information about the accursed couple.
Episodes Include: Drene Time: Everybody Has a Baby 01-05-47, Amos the Driving Instructor 02-23-47, Blanche Bets On The Horses 03-16-47; The Bickersons: Pink Slip (Audition) 12-13-48, The Fatal Anniversary Present 06-05-51, The Gooseby Vacation: 07-10-51, Blanche's Expensive Injury 07-17-51, John's Snoring Dilemma 08-21-51
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What Is Age Related Macular Degeneration or ARMD?
The macula on the retina provides sharp, central vision. The breakdown of the macula is a disease called macular degeneration, and can be serious. Untreated macular degeneration is one of the leading causes of blindness in those over 65 years old.
While researchers have not yet discovered a cure for age-related macular degeneration (ARMD), there are treatment options which prevent the disease from progressing to blindness, and in some cases, they can even improve vision. It's important to have an open discussion with your eye doctor about the risks and limitations of ARMD treatments.
Types of Macular Degeneration:
There are 2 basic types of ARMD, the wet form and the dry form.
- Dry macular degeneration is considered the less aggressive form of ARMD. It typically progresses much more slowly, and the level of eyesight damage is less severe. Dry ARMD is detected during routine eye exams, which is why it's important to have yearly testing. Treating Dry AMD often involves high doses of zinc and antioxidants which have been shown to slow diseases progression.
- Wet macular degeneration is the more severe form of ARMD. Call Gold Coast Optometric Vision Performance to book an emergency eye doctor's appointment if you experience a sudden worsening of blurry central vision. Wet ARMD occurs when there is abnormal blood vessel growth (angiogenesis), and leakage, which can cause scar tissue to develop. Treatments include laser surgery, injecting light sensitive dyes, or AMD medication injected directly into the eye to inhibit angiogenesis.
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ARMD is an age related eye disease that runs in families, and is a leading cause of blindness in our aging population. There is no cure for this ocular disease, and ARMD related vision loss cannot usually be recovered. There are treatments, and preventative measures that can be taken, if detected early, so routine eye exams are essential.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
First things...
(what I saw this morning...like a painting)
Most mornings I have spent the whole night awake editing my youtube videos, until 4,5,6, or even 7 in the morning...then I sleep til about 9:30 or maybe 9:45 and I'm up again...
But the last two nights I've gone to bed before 2:30 in the morning (yay!)...and I have been able to see the sunrise!
There is something quite amazing about watching the sun wake up the day...it feels as if you get to see the day as a blank canvas...full of opportunities and newness. When I wake up later, I always feel like I have to catch up...ha ha ha
Another thing I thought was....how the first thoughts you think...can make or break your day...
Whatever you think about...becomes your priority.
If you wake up thinking about how bad your life is....how you can stop thinking about someone....how you are angry, hurt, or frustrated......what kind of day do you think you're going to have? ha ha ha ha
If you wake up...thankful that you can walk or see, or have a home...thankful that God is shining love, like the sunshine...into your heart...
and you think about your dreams...how you are going to shine love into other people...smiling, saying a kind word, helping someone, holding the door open for the person behind you...giving a compliment...
Today (and everyday), whether you get to witness the sunrise or not...start your day off with only the best thoughts...put hurtful or discouraging thoughts out of your head...and choose only the thoughts that will better you...
We have to choose to manage our emotions or they will run our days and nights...!
And if you feel your emotions are too powerful...they are only as powerful as you let them be...if your heart is broken...begin to say, no....I'm not going to let this other human being that hurt me....rule my day and night...if they hurt you...they certainly don't deserve the power to rule your day. Only let people that make you feel amazing and inspired and loved...effect your day. The other didn't deserve the right to that!
Think about things that are good, positive, loving, encouraging....and all kinds of dreams! Speak kindness and encouragement to others....when you your poor love into others...you'd be surprised how to has a boomerang effect and comes back to your heart too!
huge love to your precious heart.......kandee
46 comments:
- Shauna Perry said...
I started reading your blog yesterday, and I have now found my role model. You are a women after my own heart. I love what you stand for and who you are. Thank you so much for your wonderful amazing thoughts on life. With much love and appreciation. ~Shauna Eby
- October 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM
- Unknown said...
Kandee, you are a shining star! I always, always read your blogs and watch your videos!!! And at first i was realy worried.. I thought, "Man, how does that girl have time to actualy work and get payed somewhere else if she always does videos on youtube???" But then i found out that youtube payes some gurus!!! And I realy realy hope they pay you montains of gold!!! You deserve every penny of it!!! And if they don't, than i'm worried.. :-P
I love you!!! Please post your videos soon!
Tanya V - October 30, 2009 at 9:11 AM
- Cyan said...
Do you live like that yourself? I'm so amazed by you. You're always happy and spread life and joy to everyone else. Where do you get all that love and energy from?
Wish you all the best adn thanks for all the joy, fun and wisdom you've given me!
BR Fia - October 30, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- Poe said...
I just love your blog! You have no idea how much you've helped me in the last coupe of weeks with your videos and post... That's why I want to thank you for all your effort ... I guess it's pretty tiring to do those videos. Thanks a lot!
Hugs! (>^_^)><(^_^<)
Poe. - October 30, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- Unknown said...
I completely agree with you. That is such an amazing picture!
- October 30, 2009 at 9:29 AM
- Donyetta Carlisa said...
Kandee this post spoke volumns to my heart today. I have had the hardest month imaginable and I have been waking up thinking the mnost negative things and giving someone all my power. You are so incredibly insightful and so incredibly needed in this world. I am soooo blessed to have found you. I adore you.
Have a beautiful day :-) - October 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- EllaGrey said...
I just wanted to tell you how much I love you, your YT-videos and your blog.
You seem to be such a wonderful person. And I have learned quite a bit from you! So thank you for that.
Hope you have happy days! - October 30, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- Angie Mohammed said...
all i can say that... YOU ARE RIGHT.
- October 30, 2009 at 9:45 AM
Wow, what a great way to look at it! You always have a way of looking at the sunny side of life!
- October 30, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Caylee Pugh said...
Kandee, you have the most amazing things to share with us! Thank you for being so positive, there needs to be more of that in the world. Also, what a completely gorgeous picture! Hope you have a great weekend!
xo, Caylee - October 30, 2009 at 10:02 AM
YOUR THE SHHHHHH... LOL - October 30, 2009 at 10:07 AM
- Ms Mess said...
How that really made my day.
- October 30, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Ash said...
Holy cow, woman! You and I are a lot alike but you're the better version of me. Hee hee. We even have beauty marks in the same place! I always thought I was an ok makeup artist and now I think,"oh heaven help me, Kandee makes me look like a little kid that got into mom's makeup!" Maybe someday I guess... Keep doing your thing girl because you are such a light. You're an inspiration to so many in more ways than one. And you must be such a fun Mama! I imagine your probably as silly with your kids as I am! Love your guts girl, Ashley
- October 30, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- KCurb said...
Wow! I love how joyful and positive you are. God has really blessed you with the gift of encouragement! Thank you so much for always sharing what's on your mind b/c it does encourage me :)
- October 30, 2009 at 10:33 AM
- Ivy* said...
Kandee, I used to find a huge inspiration in you as a make up artist, when I only used to watch your vids on YouTube... But I discovered you are an amazing person and you are an inspiration in every aspect of your life, not just make up... Thanks for doing this, for handing a couple of nice words that really can make somebody's day by the sole thing of reading them... Like you did with me today.
You are amazing girl!!!!! - October 30, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- haute.teapot said...
you are so cute and inspiring to others and your photo of LA is beautiful. :)
- October 30, 2009 at 11:28 AM
Such an amazing post. Your positive energy is so INSPIRING! Amazing amazing amazing!
- October 30, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- kiki said...
I started recently reading you blog and some months ago watching your videos on youtube (videos that I find amazing by the way), what can I say, you seem such a nice person and a wonderful woman. I love your positiveness (I don't know if the word does exist, I'm not english). Just wanted to let you know, and I hope I really can wake up everey day with a smile on my face ^_^
- October 30, 2009 at 12:32 PM
- Lisa said...
Love it Kandee and so true!!
- October 30, 2009 at 2:04 PM
- Billie Jean said...
First of all thank you for the edward scissorhands between the awesome makeup and the awesome costume my wonderful mother made me i looked awesome i got a lot of oh my goshes and some japanese tourists took my picture hahaha do you want me to send you a picture? If you do message me on my blog :)
- October 30, 2009 at 2:21 PM
- Unknown said...
As I read this today, I felt you were speaking right to me. Some days are harder than others, as I'm sure you are aware. You are courageous and kind. Those who are lucky enough to call you friend are some of the most blessed people on earth. It is so refreshing to know that I am not alone in thought. In a world with such ugliness, we must remember that 'they' only win if we let them change who we are inside. Thank you for not letting the ugliness change you. Shine on, friend. - October 30, 2009 at 3:28 PM
- Faith said...
Where do you get your watches? They are really great! Thanks for all your videos and hard work. I've become inspired! =0) Hope your having a great week.
- October 30, 2009 at 3:29 PM
- katie said...
when you said "Only let people that make you feel amazing and inspired and loved...effect your day." i thought of you. YOU are the one that i think about when im discouraged or upset. you are my role model and my inspiration for how i live my life. thank you kandee i love you so much you are an angel from god. <3 katie
- October 30, 2009 at 3:31 PM
Hello Kandee
I love watching your stuff and I've never even been too into makeup!! Listen, why don't you try Vimeo? (vimeo.com) and then just upload all your vids on your blog. I think it's quite possible that youtube will eventually have to remove your stuff. Youtube has to take anything down that is copyrighted. By law, when Disney or whomever contacts them, they have to remove it. It's the worst! I used to love finding obscure songs or playing music vids ... or just about anything! Now, forget it, you can't find anything anymore!
Your situation is just ridiculous and it's really too bad. Hopefully you can edit them to their liking. Good luck ... and, well, Disney can stick it!! wink.
Love and hugs
Victoria :-) - October 30, 2009 at 4:27 PM
What a beautiful moment to witness! I love reading your words, love, and wisdom; it tells me that I'm not alone and have a sister for life. Love you, Kandee!
- October 30, 2009 at 4:45 PM
- Rach said...
i really needed to read this cuz i've been super bummed lately =( thanx Kandee =]
- October 30, 2009 at 5:37 PM
- Unknown said...
Wow! Another timely message filled with love. Thank you Kandee! I went to bed feeling sad, lonely and overwhelmed. Worrying about so so so many things and all the while still being jerked around by a man who doesn't treat me right. When I read your blog today, it made me feel so inspired to keep on loving people and pouring in to them what I might not have for myself, just plain love. Thank you for your kindness...
- October 30, 2009 at 7:38 PM
- 365daysofdoingsomething said...
I saw the same sky this morning!
- October 30, 2009 at 8:04 PM
- Vivi said...
which camera do you use?
- October 31, 2009 at 2:02 AM
- WinterBlossom said...
Kandee that picture is so beautiful! It is like a painting but its even more amazing and beautiful because it isnt.
I know what you mean about getting up late and then feeling like you have to catch up. Thats how I feel this morning! I got up at 9.30 which is really late for me. I was lying in bed not wanting to get up because I couldn't think of anything good to get up for. After reading your post I now realise loads of wonderful reasons to get up in the morning. :D
Thank you Kandee! :) xxx - October 31, 2009 at 4:10 AM
- WinterBlossom said...
Kandee that picture is so beautiful! It is like a painting but its even more amazing and beautiful because it isnt.
I know what you mean about getting up late and then feeling like you have to catch up. Thats how I feel this morning! I got up at 9.30 which is really late for me. I was lying in bed not wanting to get up because I couldn't think of anything good to get up for. After reading your post I now realise loads of wonderful reasons to get up in the morning. :D
Thank you Kandee! :) xxx - October 31, 2009 at 4:10 AM
- CarolClifton said...
You Rock!
Fresh and Inspiring as well as full of precious wisdom that you so candidly share .
Thank for the reminder that basically what you think about you bring about. You do become your thoughts.
Have a Blessed, FUN and Safe Halloween week-end and
don't forget daylight savings time! - October 31, 2009 at 5:24 AM
- Helen said...
I can't believe you are always looking so fresh, given the fact that you sleep so little - I'm impressed! ;))
- October 31, 2009 at 5:50 AM
- Helen said...
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- October 31, 2009 at 5:50 AM
That picture is amazing! Isn't it nice to see God's work? :]
- October 31, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- Rosalie said...
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- October 31, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- Rosalie said...
Dear Kandee,
A week ago, I was trying to find a Pink fairy, Halloween makeup... so I was googling, looking on youtube, and I found few variations... but none of them I really liked... so I continued to search more and more and then I ran into your videos, and from the first moment I loved them, you look so cool and you're an awesome person!
Your videos are always very warm, no matter on what time you're doing them. You always smile and make me feel good with myself.
I was so excited, couldn't wait for Halloween, to dress up... and then I've got very sick, just two days before the whole fun! Ha..ha..ha !!! I felt so bad and sad... so the pink fairy custom wasn't in my mood any more.... so I watched more of your videos, and I found the ones that you showing us how to design clothes... and guess what?! I made my own custom with my old clothes, I got a sexy and pretty "retro girl" custom that fits me very well, looks very cool on me, and my boyfriend loves it.
Wow, I'm so excited about tonight. This is my first Halloween in USA - Washington D.C.
Thank you sooooooo much, you were my inspiration!
Have a great and safe Halloween! ;)
P.S I know that your hair is straight, but I would like to have some ideas for curly hair... if you have some...Thank you. - October 31, 2009 at 10:18 AM
- Shelley said...
You are an inspiration! I just spent the day watching your videos and I have learned so much. Could you post a video about pretty makeup and techniques for Weddings? I'm getting married nest fall and would love to have some tips. Thanks again xo
- October 31, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- Unknown said...
Omg that really made my day
i love you so much!!!!!!!
ur an amazing woman - November 1, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Unknown said...
wow i need to move! hah
- November 1, 2009 at 9:25 AM
- Whitney Sews said...
Beautiful! Both your picture and your words!
- November 1, 2009 at 4:21 PM
- Unknown said...
hi kandee, i discovered your youtube channel yesterday and i've watched some of your videos, you seem like an amazingly good person, your life story was very touching and Im so happy that you managed to make your dream true cause you deserve it! :-)
I loved your michael jackson video and Im glad that you're a fan, i think you have the same character qualities with michael jackson, kind soul, you wanna help people, you're creative and you are inspiration for people! Speaking of MJ, in one of his interviews he said that he also loved dawn (and dusk)and that creative people sometimes get more inspiration during those hours.
Im looking forward to watch more of your videos n read your posts..stay always positive! :-)
much love x x x x - November 1, 2009 at 4:50 PM
- Makeup by Monica said...
Kandee, Thank you for all your videos and for sharing your thoughts. You're such an inspiration to me because I love doing makeup and I'm an aspiring Esthetician/Makeup artist. I also really love God and I appreciate how you are not afraid to tell everyone how He has blessed you. You and your family will be in my prayers.
One love. - November 2, 2009 at 5:34 PM
- Cheech said...
well, I start my mornings reading your blog =) and this is very true, as all your blogs are. thanks for the beautiful words. i hope you have a super fun day.
- November 3, 2009 at 6:19 AM
- chelsey said...
I think I just fell in love with you haha
I had no clue you even existed until about 6 hours ago and I am fully addicted
I'm a 19 year old girl who just dropped out of college and doesnt know how to tell her dad
Its pretty much my dream to go to cosmetology school but my parents forced me into college
My mom passed away a few months ago and everything has been down hill since then
I finally got the courage to tell my aunt about dropping out last night, she is pretty much like my mom now
she showed me your snow white video earlier, I thought it was way cute and decided to look at more
Youre "how I became a make up artist" video really got to me
And now that I have read this blog, you're defintely my new idol
I havent felt hopeful about the future in a very long time
I just want to say thank you and to let you know that I'm going to tell every teenage girl I can about you. - November 3, 2009 at 11:28 PM
- Tori said...
You are so inspirational! Kandy I have never looked up to anyone as much as I look up to you. I aspire to have the same life you have... Being happy, and thankful for everything and one, making each day the greatest and best day, the way no matter what you are positive and just everythign I want to be, besides all the makeup stuff, your a good person, and a great one to admire! I really hope that maybe one day I can meet you and hang out with you, and maybe some of your goodness and positivity can rub off on me haha. Not to say I'm a negative Nancy or anything, you are just UGH so WONDERFUL! Thanks for being such a great role model to everyone! I love you!!!!
- November 4, 2009 at 10:32 PM


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- 3 cups strawberries (cleaned, hulled and sliced)
- 3 cups rhubarb (cleaned, trimmed and cut into 1/2 inch pieces)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 lemon (juice and zest)
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 pinch cardamom (ground)
- 2 pie crusts
- 1 egg white (lightly beaten)
- 1 tablespoon water
- Mix the strawberries, rhubarb, sugar and lemon juice and zest in a large bowl and let sit for 20 minutes.
- Sprinkle the cornstarch and cardamom on and mix it in.
- Pour the mixture into a pastry lined pie dish.
- Top with the other pastry crusts, crimp the sides closed and slice some holes in the top.
- Mix the egg white and water and brush onto the pie crust.
- Bake in a preheated 400F/200C oven for 10 minutes, reduce the heat to 350F/180C and bake until it is golden brown on top, about 30 minutes.