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|Shiryo (Japanese Ghost)
|In 2005, she'd be 1005 years old
|100 lbs./Variable
|Fur/Skin/Scale Colour
|Variable (Depends on present form). Aikohime/Before death: 5' Japanese girl, human, so humanesque skin color. Akanami: Red fur, black at hands and feet. Silky white from below her chin down to her chest and belly.
|Hair Colour
|Variable, depending on form. Aikohime and Akanami: Long raven-black hair, going down slightly past her shoulders.
|Eye Colour
|Variable. They change all the time.
|Loves her black kimono, with purple foxes sewn throughout it, in various forms. Other than that, variable.
|Depends on form, but none in her default forms.
|Variable! She has a great amount of weapons stored all over the place, and has a great amount of weapons training, from the knife to the katana to the rifle (depending on what year she's being RPed)
|Outstanding Features
|Depends on form, once again.
|As a great actress, Akanami's true personality usually remains hidden. She's often playful, however, and can be incredibly stubborn. When she swears she'll do something, she'll do it. However, outside of swearing to do something, lying is a daily routine to her. She's become very good at it with centuries of experience.
|There is a great amount to know about Akanami. To paraphrase: Akanami was once Aikohime, an innocent, playful girl that was big on personal freedom (A big no-no in Feudal Japan). She was given in marriage to an abusive husband she loathed and despised. After rebelling through cheating on him, and getting caught, she killed herself. Enough hatred around, and some outside forces at work (that have yet to be identified), she came back as a Shiryo, a ghost. One murder of her husband later, she became a Ki-sucking spirit bent on ... well, bent on just going places. Unfortunately, however, she needed to live off other people's life force (Their Ki, as mentioned), and thus would rely on the sick and dying to survive, instead of the alive and healthy. Hence, she became known as Akanami, which should mean (Unless the player is that horrible at Japanese guessing) "Red Wave" - to symbolizing her always arriving just before an era of bloodshed and death. Plague and war are never too far behind her... as she always knows where it'll happen before it does. Her husband didn't take his dying lying down, either - he follows her as a powerful demon lord (he had quite some time to get rather high in power), Onshukuneko, "Angry Cat". He often appears as a demonic non-anthro tiger, when he doesn't appear as a simple Japanese noble.
|Romantic men, kitsune (from magical kitsune to normal, everyday, yippy kitsune - foxes), exploring the world and societal environments.
|Arrogant/abusive men.
|Where the wind blows.
|Default: Freelance Bum, curator of a converted monastery. Other than that, depends on her disguise for the day.
|Favourite Quote
|Various - depends on year of play!

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The cool breezes and the gentle sounds of the ocean waves rolling up on to the beach greeted us soothingly as we walked bare-footed on the wet sand, looking for seashells, our children laughing every so often when the ocean water would lap at their feet.
On the first morning, while our kids were distracted, my wife and I "wrote" their names in the wet sand with our feet. Then, when they turned and saw what we had done, they smiled happily as they were reminded of how special they are to us.
After awhile, we became hungry and decided to go and get breakfast, leaving behind their names on the edge of the restless ocean.
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Estate load cover
I have a black load cover to suit a 240 estate that I no longer have a need for so thought I would offer it here before putting it on ebay.
It is in good condition and comes with all its fittings as pictured. The mounting blocks are some I had made to match the originals but are made from aluminium instead of the original plastic.
£100 collected from Dorset or can post at cost, but being quite long that may be at a premium?
Please post here in the first instance to express your interest before sending a PM so it can fairly be offered on a first come, first served basis.
|Sep 19th, 2017, 21:42
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May I register my interest please.
It looks a good example. Does it sit nice and flat when extended over the load bay?
Do you have measurements of where to drill for the fixings?
Do you know what p&p would be inland, to Thurrock, RM post codes?
Thank you - Stephen
|Sep 19th, 2017, 21:55
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Yes, it sat pretty flat when it was in use in my 145 (same body pressing as the 240) and was great to hide the picnic stuff at shows!
The holes were never there in my 145 as it wasn't a factory option back then, so I just offered it up and marked where they needed to be and drilled them into the rail below the window. If you have a late car they may already be there behind the back of the back seat?
It is quite obvious once its in the car where they should be though :-)
The little hooks for the tailgate end of the load bay are a bit more critical as if they are too low the cover doesn't sit in the recess of where the back window is and fouls the tailgate. Best way is to offer it up from the inside with the tailgate closed and the cover rolled up.
I will look into prices for posting by Royal Mail, but expect that Parcelforce will be the only option due to its length.
I hope that helps?
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I would like to join the queue for this if Richard decides not to go for it! PM sent.
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Its looking like postage is going to be £15 within Mainland UK for this due to its length.
I hope this helps?
|Sep 20th, 2017, 14:28
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You got a good p&p price there.
Deal done yes please. Apologies to Richard and b296.
Could you send me by message say your PayPal details for me to pay or whatever you prefer, and perhaps your email address.
There are no holes pre drilled that I can see. I'm going to need some cogitating time before I....drill the boywork !!!
I suppose one has to just decide when to cover the load area. The cover in use might be an invitation that there must be something hidden worth stealing? One just can't win init. The cover is I suppose more neatness rather than security.
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The Blessing of a Parent that Says No
Mindlessly surfing the web, I stumbled upon an article that had me riveted from moment one. Surprisingly, this post described various ways parents scar their kids for life. Curious and always a bit unsure if I am on the right parenting path, I was floored to learn the #1 way parents are ruining their children.
It wasn't the terrible reasons you would expect, such as neglect or abuse. According to this article, Hubs and I are one step away from ruining our children because of something we do regularly.
We tell our children 'no'.
Saying 'no' has become a taboo phrase in the parenting world. Modern day parents are expected to let children explore the world, culture and social issue without boundaries or face ridicule by the masses.
Modern day children are often entitled and self-centered, believing the world revolves around them. Many of the poor attitudes can be attributed to lack of correction in the home and few consequences for their actions.
Yet we as parents have the power to guide our children on a different path and to set boundaries to safeguard their developing hearts and minds. There may not be a magic formula for raising kids who are generous, appreciative and godly, but saying 'no' is a great place to start building character.
Here's how a firm 'no' is a blessing to children and a gift that any parent can give.
Kids learn self-control and how to wait
We live in a fast paced society, and kids are taught at an early age to indulge their every whim. With high-speed Internet and dinner that's as fast as the drive-thru line, waiting has become a lost art.
Yet when the boundary of 'no' is established, kids learn they have the ability to control their wants and desires. Children also develop the understanding that life does not revolve around them, but that we're all required to wait our turn and practice self-control each day, even when it's hard.
Memorizing Scripture that encourages self-control is a great teaching tool and helps kids understand God's commands about this principle. It may not be fun or popular to wait and deny ourselves, but it's a valuable life lesson that children need to practice on a daily basis.
"It teaches us to say no to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age." Titus 2:12
Kids learn respect
When I was a child, we were taught to respect ALL authority over us and this principle was ingrained from the time I was small. While I despised hearing 'no' to a wish and a demand, I grew to respect the authority figure's request and over time, to take 'no' in stride.
As a mother myself, I consider it my duty to teach my children to respect authority figures and to obey the first time a direction is given. May that firm foundation of respect help children understand that 'no' is not the end of the world and life goes on even when a desire is unmet. This character training will set children up for success as an adult and in the work place, too.
"Stand up in the presences of the aged, show respect for the elderly and revere your God. I am the Lord." Leviticus 19:32
Parents can filter a child's exposure
It's a dangerous and demented world out there. I want to have control what my children are exposed to, including movies, friendships and experiences. When something is inappropriate for my children, 'no' has to be the answer. It's not a popular parenting practice, but it's our jobs as parents to train up our children, not let the world do it for us. We have the duty to protect and filter what our children are exposed to, and saying'no' helps protects a child's vulnerable heart and mind.
"Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old, they will not turn from it." Proverbs 22:6
I encourage you to examine your family and the boundaries you have in place. 'No' may not be easy, and you're right to expect that it may bring resistance. I've learned that the future of my children is far more important than a few temporary tears. Parents, you can stand strong and say 'no' to your kids!
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About Sarah Ann
Welcome to Faith Along the Way! I am a redeemed child of God and perfectly imperfect in every area of my life. Wife to Hubs, we've battled the storms of Cancer, infertility, adoption & Autism together the past 10 years and praise God for his continued guidance. I hope you'll join us on this journey through life as we trust God with faith along the way.
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Jaime October 12, 2016 (7:09 pm)
"Parents can filter a child's exposure" — I love that one!
I try to be careful we aren't feeding an appetite in them we don't want to grow. Little things turn into bigger things as they get older!
Great post!
Jamie @ Medium Sized Family October 13, 2016 (1:51 pm)
Heavens, I can't imagine how my kids would manage their adult lives if they didn't learn how to deal with "no"s as youngsters. Life simply doesn't work that way! We can't always have what we want right now. It's so important to instill that understanding when they are young. Great article.
Andrea October 13, 2016 (1:53 pm)
I completely agree with everything you wrote Sarah Ann! Kids need boundaries and they need to hear NO! sometimes. That way they will appreciate the YES! when they hear it 🙂 Great post!
Kelly Basham October 14, 2016 (12:43 pm)
I heard something similar to the "don't tell your kids no" thing when I was pregnant with my son 22 years ago and I still don't agree with it.
I love that you mentioned saying "no" teaches our children respect. I didn't enjoy hearing "no" either when I was young, but it taught me to be obedient and respect my elders. By teaching our kids to respect us, it also sets up the foundation for our kids to respect God and follow and obey His word.
Ellen October 14, 2016 (3:30 pm)
Great article!As a parent of 5 children with the oldest at 30 yo n youngest who is 11, I have said plenty of NOs! It did not hurt them. We have a big family and I have a niece who was an only child who was given everything! She even had a Mercedes( the most expensive SUV kind) at 16 yo ( I was driving a used Saturn bc cheaper since Saturn is defunct/ out if business!). She is spoiled and allowed to do whatever she wants. She is an adult now- think this will affect later relationships bc she has not made good choices there. My oldest son lol is a principal and disciplines the students- so I guess he must have learned that from us-lol! He is very traditional. Even in my own kids, I was a bit lax saying no to my youngest and I had to rein that in and saying no a lot now bc he is more strong- willed and confident( sometimes too much so). I tell my kids all the time I cannot stand spoiled and disrespectful kids and show them the difference when I see a good kid or naughty kid, and I teach them exactly how one should behave or act or what they should say. Adults always tell me my children are polite and respectful, which in this day and age esp in my area unfortunately is not the norm! Teachers are overwhelmed bc students are unruly, defiant and disrespectful- my kids behave. In fact, my outgoing youngest one has taken on it himself to become President of his school and class, captain if his basketball team so he could be a role model for other kids how to act bc kids respect him! So he uses his strong- willed behavior for good at least! But he doesn't like to hear NO-lol- I tell him it is for his own good!
Ellen October 15, 2016 (2:43 am)
Thank you for your kind words!
Meghan October 22, 2016 (2:18 am)
Love this and thank you for sharing! Found you at Grace & Truth today.
Prayers & blessings to you!
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When I came across Barry's beautiful solar etchings I realised that I'd found something I'd been wondering about for a while; a studio based method of reproducing photography other than by conventional means. Barry writes:
"I create fine art etchings inspired by the natural world. Starting with a photograph, a sketch, or found objects like feathers, ferns or leaves, solar etchings are created by placing this image on a photopolymer plate and exposing it to a bright light source.
The resulting image is developed in water to create a plate that can then be inked and printed on art-paper using an etching press"
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Tor Freeman (1977-) Biography - Personal, Career, Writings, Sidelights
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Born 1977, in London, England; Education: Attended Wimbledon School of Art; Kingston University, B.A. (illustration).
Freelance illustrator and writer; works as a medical secretary.
Roar!, Candlewick Press (Cambridge, MA), 2002.
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Judy Hindley, Sleepy Places, Candlewick Press (Cambridge, MA), 2006.
Freelance illustrator Tor Freeman is the author and illustrator of Hooray, I'm Five Today! and Roar! Hooray, I'm Five Today! introduces readers to a young boy named Tyler who has planned a big surprise for his friend Dinah's birthday: he has gathered all of their ani-mal friends together in order to celebrate and even has cake! Freeman illustrates her warm-hearted story in pastel pencil and gouache, creating artwork that "convey[s] all the excitement of suspense and wish fulfillment on a five-year-old scale," according to a Publishers Weekly critic. A Kirkus Reviews critic wrote of Freeman's work that the author/illustrator "adeptly infuses both the tale and illustrations with whimsical imaginings that will appeal to small fry."
In Roar! Freeman once again utilizes an animal theme, this time focusing on a young girl named Lotte. Motivated by a bedtime story, Lotte decides to imitate six animals from the wild, with her mom playing along all the while. "The tidy acrylic, watercolor and pencil drawings exude an endearing coziness," wrote a Publishers Weekly reviewer, adding that "the visual variety nicely counterpoints [Freeman's] … unadorned, concise text."
Biographical and Critical Sources
Kirkus Reviews, July 15, 2004, review of Hooray, I'm Five Today!, p. 684.
Publishers Weekly, July 1, 2002, review of Roar!, p. 77; July 19, 2004, review of Hooray, I'm Five Today!, p. 159.
School Library Journal, October, 2004, Andrea Tarr, review of Hooray, I'm Five Today!, p. 113.


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