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Dogs are welcome, at least under certain circumstances, in more places with each passing year. A number of parks, schools, hotels and hospitals now allow dogs, and a wide variety of businesses let both employees and customers bring their dogs with them. There are still a lot of places that are off limits to our four-legged family members, and this continues to affect most people with dogs.
I was recently at a local bookstore that allows dogs, but the café inside the store is for people only. There is a very nice sign saying that health codes prohibit them from welcoming dogs to the café, though they are welcome in the rest of the store. The staff works very hard to accommodate people who have brought their dog to the bookstore and would like a cup of coffee by bringing their orders out of the café and into the main part of the bookstore. I'm sure many dog guardians skip the café because they can't sit down and enjoy a drink if accompanied by a dog. However, many people do request "delivery" to the main part of the store, and seem appreciative of the option.
Years ago I worked with a woman who would hardly go anywhere without her dog. She brought him to work, which was allowed as we worked at a facility that provided dog training, dog grooming and dog day care. This woman never went to the movies because her dog was not allowed to go with her, and never ate in restaurants for the same reason. She made some concessions to practicality such as going to the grocery store or on other errands alone, but she generally only went where her dog was allowed to come, too.
She made decisions that many could consider extreme, but they certainly worked for her and for her dog. Her social life was affected by her unwillingness to go places without her dog, but she has always been very happy with her choices and has a good life.
Are there any places you don't go because of restrictions that prevent your dog from coming, too?


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Sunday, 10 March 2013
Happy day
and a long walk in the sleet with her and my big boy from afar.
A basket of flowers from my littlest princess ...
and a card enclosed in a card, which made me look back with a wry smile, and remember, and think, yes, it has all turned out all right (apart from the split infinitive).
(And the end of a big undertaking, all done and dusted for now.)
I hope that you had a happy day too, and can start the week with a feasibly small tick list.
18 comments:
- Down by the sea said...
Great words with your card and lovely flowers - glad you had a lovely day.
Sarah x
- Sunday, 10 March, 2013
- greenrabbitdesigns said...
Happy Mother's Day Pomona!
Afraid my tick list is rather long. :(
- Sunday, 10 March, 2013
- Katy Cameron said...
So glad your electronics are safe for life ;o)
- Sunday, 10 March, 2013
- Canadian Abroad said...
Glad you had a great day. Happy Mothers Day!
- Sunday, 10 March, 2013
- Annie Cholewa said...
Just catching up here ... loved the pic of The Little Stranger :)
Happy Mother's Day :)
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- Katherine said...
Happy Mother's Day, Pomona!
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- gilly said...
Sounds like a good day indeed !
Happy Monday & have a great week,
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- dottycookie said...
Brilliant cards and flowers! I'm glad you had a lovely day.
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- Julie said...
Well done the children. Juliex
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- andrea creates said...
happy mother's day :)
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- Mrs. Micawber said...
Oh, those flowers are beautiful. And wonderful cards too. (How difficult it can be to consistently avoid splitting one's infinitives....)
Congratulations on the end of a big undertaking. :)
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- Sophie Belle Designs said...
Lovely card and beautiful flowers
- Monday, 11 March, 2013
- Sweet Posy Dreams said...
How sweet. Do young people even know what a split infinitive is?
- Thursday, 21 March, 2013
- Unknown said...
Great gifts! I love the flower basket and promise card!
The Ladies at Crafton Abbey
- Friday, 22 March, 2013
- snood knitter said...
hahahaaa, love the words on the card. Just 1 left to get thru adolescence and then I should be fine with all my electronics, but how will I be able to work the remote control when they have all left home???
- Saturday, 23 March, 2013
- melanie said...
Sounds like a perfect day, love the card :) xxx
- Saturday, 06 April, 2013
- Saffa Barkhordar said...
Such lovely Mother's Day gifts, you are lucky Pomona :) I love the basket of flowers and beautiful card, I hope you had a wonderful day and are doing well at the mo, safxxx
- Tuesday, 21 May, 2013
- Katherine said...
Aw, beautiful cards and gifts, from your loved ones,Pomona. Adding my wishes for a year of happiness and love.
- Wednesday, 02 April, 2014


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Get your Kiki's: Cool café near hot yoga
Since I've been making weekly visits to the orange structure many call the "pumpkin" building on Fifth Street SE for over a year now (yes, Dish likes her yoga as hot as a habañero!), I find it funny that mentioning it makes barely a blip on the radar of many people I meet.
Do we inhabit the same universe? Am I just a restless urban soul? Granted, it's hard to keep up with all the newness in and around town– and downtown's baffling street-numbering system doesn't make navigation any easier.
But if the current inhabitants of this colorful, contemporary building– Bikram Yoga Charlottesville, The Hip Joint, and the fun vintage store next door, Antics– haven't lured you to Fifth Street Southeast yet, then their newest neighbor just might.
Kiki Café and Bar is slated to open shortly after Thanksgiving in the spot briefly occupied by BazCones. The Kiki concept– a snazzy little bar and café open for lunch, dinner, and late-night– is the brainchild of Charlottesville resident and caterer Jeannie Brown, who told Dish the idea came to her in the middle of the night.
"I just knew that the east end of the Mall needed a zippy little bar and that I had to open Kiki," she says.
Brown co-owns and will co-operate Kiki with partner Michael Fitzgerald, who says he makes the best mojito in town. Brown and Fitzgerald haven't finalized the menu yet, but we can expect lots of fresh salads, soups, sandwiches, and an ample selection of thirst-quenchers- both alcoholic and non.
"A lot will depend on the yoga studio next door," Fitzgerald says. "We may open earlier in the mornings if there's a real demand."
Lizzie Collier and Michaela Curran, co-directors of Bikram Yoga Charlottesville, certainly see the benefit of having Kiki next door. "It will be fantastic to have a café so close to our studio," Collier says. "Our students will likely be able to order before class and pick up right after."
In charge of Kiki's cool look is architect Mike Stoneking, co-owner of the Pumpkin Building and Brown's husband. Stoneking says he's going for a "clean crisp look with lots of texture."
An upholstered banquette and a row of tables and chairs will run along the large front windows, which offer views of sky, street, and the swank new Holsinger building (still under construction). Across from the banquette will be a long, brushed aluminum bar, but don't expect bottles on the wall instead, there'll be a texturized wall decorated only with a flat screen TV. But don't expect football games and poker tourneys the screen will likely display silent images of surfing competitions, fashion shows, nature scenes, and the like.
Diners may not have noticed the effects of high gas prices on the food industry, but restaurateurs surely have in the form of fuel surcharges. Chefs who order from small farmers come out ahead, however, because unlike purveyors from farther afield– local growers tend not to use big, diesel-drinking tractors, and fewer gallons are consumed for deliveries. Gas prices are one more reason to buy local.
Chef Howie Velie of Magnolia Restaurant in Scottsville will be just one of the experts sharing tips on how to incorporate local and seasonal foods into daily meals and life at the Slow Food Tasting Workshop and Vintage Virginia Apples Harvest Festival on Saturday, November 5 from 10am to 5pm at the Rural Ridge Orchard in North Garden.
Learn more about the international Slow Food movement and its local chapter at this free, family-friendly event, which will feature numerous tastings, activities, and seminars (at 11, 12:30 and 2pm) by experts on apples (Tom Burford), cheese (Kate Collier) and herbs (Margaret Shelton). Info and directions: vintagevirginiaapples.com.
These signs will soon hang outside the "pumpkin" building at 117 Fifth St SE.


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Space shuttle Discovery finally blasted off Friday evening after two failed tries to launch, heading up to the international space station with seven astronauts in tow.
The shuttle launched just seconds before midnight and could be seen from across the East Coast as it lit up the sky.
Discovery is hauling seven astronauts and a load of space station supplies -- including a treadmill named after Comedy Central political comedian Stephen Colbert. Its previous two tries to launch last Tuesday and Wednesday were derailed by thunderstorms and fuel valve trouble, respectively.
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text: The Internet has undoubtedly had a deep effect on clinical practice by enabling both physicians and patients with a great deal of information. "Nothing has changed clinical practice more fundamentally than ... the Internet," write Pamela Hartzband MD and Jerome Groopman MD of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in the March 25 edition of the New England Journal of Medicine. "Its profound effects derive from the fact that while previous technologies have been fully under the doctor's control, the Internet is equally in the hands of patients." While applauding the ability of patients to receive test results and communicate with their clinicians electronically - and to search for disease symptoms at numerous web sites - Hartzband and Groopman suggest it is a journey no patient should undertake alone. "Material is perceived as factual merely because it is on a computer screen. We sometimes find ourselves in the uncomfortable position of trying to dissuade desperate and vulnerable patients from believing false testimonials. "Falsehoods are easily and rapidly propagated on the Internet: once you land on a site that asserts a false rumor as truth, hyperlinks direct you to further sites that reinforce the falsehood." They cite the example of a neighbor, with a tendency toward hypochondria and with web access, who fretted that a backache was actually an abdominal aortic aneurysm. "After a week of self-palpation, he mustered the courage to call the doctor. With a normal exam and repeated reassurance, the backache resolved." Hartzband and Groopman warn that secure web portals where patients can remotely view their laboratory, radiology and pathology reports can be a double-edged sword. "This technology is efficient, averts the need for multiple phone calls and the mailing of information. The benefits though, must be weighed against potential negative effects of receiving clinical data without context. Patients and families may be confused by results and worried that minor abnormalities might portend serious consequences." Most important, however, is the reality that the Internet simply cannot substitute for human interaction. "It's impossible to judge the effects on patients of information transmitted through cyberspace: we can't observe grimaces, tears and looks of uncertainty. And written dialogue is quite different from spoken conversation: replies may be delayed, phrases may be more stilted, tone of voice is absent." Ultimately, the core relationship between doctor and patient should not change, they write. "Knowledge is said to be power and some of the past imbalance between patient and doctor may be equalized," they write. "But information and knowledge do not equal wisdom, and it is too easy for non-experts to take at face value statements made confidently by voices of authority. "Physicians are in the best position to weigh information and advise patients ...The doctor, in our view, will never be optional." Hartzband is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Groopman is the Dina and Raphael Recanati Chair of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and is Chief of Experimental Medicine at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. No potential conflicts of interest relevant to this article were reported. Source: EurekalertSAV << 1918 and 2009 Flu Found to be Similar and may Give Rise to ... Herbal Diet Pill That Helps Reduce Food Intake >> Recommended Reading Internet Access Demanded as Fundamental Right By Four in Five People Almost four in five people feel that access to the World Wide Web is a fundamental right, according to a survey. READ MORE South Korea to Offer Software to Combat Internet Addiction South Korea will offer gamers and other Internet addicts free software from next year to limit the time they spend on the web, the prime minister's office said on Tuesday. READ MORE London Gets First Rehab Clinic for Internet-addicted Teens Teenagers who cannot tear themselves away from the Internet, computer games or their mobile phone can get help from a new addiction service, a spokeswoman said Thursday. READ MORE Internet in the Fray for Nobel Peace Prize The World Wide Web has been nominated among a record 237 individuals and organisations in the run for this year's Nobel Peace Prize. READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Blood - Sugar Chart Fongitar (Zinc Pyrithionone) Nutam (400mg) (Piracetam)


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I feel I need to share with the rest of the population my changed circumstances, because ALL media reports, television or otherwise are very negative. They all say NO TREATMENT, NO CURE, NO HOPE!
A recent informative, extremely well put together article in THE WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN MAGAZINE (Published July 3 - 4, 2010) clarifying just that.
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The word "sayyid" appears in only one place in the Qur'an, in verse 39 of Surah Al 'Imran. As you know, the Mahdi (pbuh) is a sayyid. The sayyid Muhammad Mahdi. Everyone knows that; it is well known. It appears in the Risale-i Nur and everywhere. It appears in only this one word in the Qur'an. In reference to whom? To John (pbuh). As Zachariah was praying, "The angels called out to him while he was standing in prayer in the Upper Room: 'Allah gives you the good news of John, who will come to confirm a Word from Allah, and will be a leader [sayyid] and a celibate, a Prophet and one of the righteous." The upper part of the mosque. The angels called out to him.2012-11-14 14:33:13


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Dear Climate Media: Don't Forget the Midwestby -
Midwestern governors deserve greater recognition for what they have done to implement a regional cap-and-trade program.
While it is true that states in the Northeast and the West have been leaders in tackling climate change through the design and implementation of mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions, the media too often leaves out a similar effort in America's heartland.
It may be true, as Mr. Broder of the New York Times has suggested, that the Midwest brings specific and legitimate concerns to the debate on a national climate change policy. The suggestion, however, that the Midwest seeks to delay or otherwise weaken efforts to cap and reduce emissions nationwide is directly contradicted by the actions of the region's governors.
Midwestern Greenhouse Gas Accord
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The governors of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin are nearing completion of a process started in November 2007 to design and implement a mandatory cap-and-trade program to reduce emissions across the Midwest.
The Midwestern Accord, like the Western Climate Initiative, is in development and will be operational by 2012. These two markets, along with the Northeast's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), will cover over half the U.S. population.
WRI's work with the states participating in the Midwestern Greenhouse Gas Reduction Accord has shown they are every bit as serious about reducing emissions as their northeastern and western counterparts.
They expect the introduction of a regional cap to spur energy innovation, create green jobs, and improve their states' energy and economic security.
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By James Whittington, Saturday 28th August 2010
It's Saturday and the sun is beating down on Leicester Square. Not that we care what the weather is doing as we're heading into the Empire cinema for Day 3 of FrightFest 2010.
Another mixed programme of movies is waiting for us including a Brit horror, vigilante parents, a world premiere, a new interpretation of a notorious shocker, a monster invasion and Hong Kong horror.
As usual there will be surprises on the way for attendees and for those possessing full weekend passes, today's the day they get their legendary goodie bags!
Over in the Discovery Screen there's another eclectix mix of movies including Christopher Roth, Fanboys, After.Life, Finale and Burning Bright.
If you want to see what you're missing click here for Emily Booth's video report from Day 1.
MORE FRIGHTFEST Arrow Video FrightFest announces August 2020 Short Film Programme
Posted on Saturday 8th August 2020
The films may be short, but there is no shortage of scares as Arrow Video FrightFest 2020 showcases the best new short films from the UK and around the world, with six countries representing three continents. From under-the-bed monsters to monsters in front of your eyes, from the sinister and the creepy to the wickedly human and the not-so-human, this year's selection shines a spotlight on upcoming filmmakers.
The UK is represented with a record eleven entries. There are world premiere screenings for Werewolf, where game night just got dangerous, A Bit Of Fun, where a girls' night in brings out the dead and The Beholder, in which you'd be wise to ...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Airell Hayles writer and co-director of They're Outside
Posted on Saturday 1st August 2020
FrightFest is once again on the horizon but this time, due to global events the event has become a virtual experience with all films being accessed online. Horror is once again sponsoring the First Blood strand of the event. Here we chat to Airell Hayles whose movie They're Outside mixes found footage and pagan horror genres to great effect.
HC: Where did the idea for They're Outside come from?
AH: This idea for They're Outside came from a couple of things. I remember as a kid hearing that my uncle suffered mild agoraphobia, and when I learned what it was, I was fascinated by this idea of some people being kind of scared to leave their homes. Of course, the recent Covid-19 events h...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Fionn and Toby Watts, directors of Playhouse
Posted on Saturday 1st August 2020
FrightFest is once again on the horizon but this time, due to global events the event has become a virtual experience with all films being accessed online. Horror is once again sponsoring the First Blood strand of the event. Here we chat to talented brothers Fionn and Toby Watts who have delivered a gothic, creepy piece named Playhouse.
HC: Was there one film or person who influenced or inspired you to become film makers?
FW: As a young boy I remember being absolutely blown away by the image of The Terminator's exo-skeleton rising from the flames. Around the same time I saw Candyman at a sleepover (rented by my friend's 'older' brother...) and it was such an i...SHARE: READ MORE Arrow Video FrightFest announces August Digital Edition line-up and Horror Channel sponsors talent-seeking First Blood strand
Posted on Tuesday 28th July 2020
The UK's most popular horror and fantasy film festival celebrates its 21st bloody year with a special Digital edition, showcasing twenty-five films, from Thursday 27th August to Monday 31st August, including seven world premieres and sixteen UK premieres. Ten countries are represented from four continents in a deadly, daring and diverse programme exclusively presented to UK audiences.
Passes and tickets will go on sale Saturday 1 August and details on how to access the event and choose which films to watch are on the FrightFest website. All film screenings will be geo-locked to UK audiences and only accessible from within the United Kingdom.
The men...SHARE: READ MORE Horror Channel highlights six summer weekend shockers in its August premiere line-up
Posted on Thursday 16th July 2020
August is a wicked month on Horror Channel, as the UK's most popular small-screen destination for genre fans presents six summer weekend shockers, five FrightFest hits including the UK TV premieres of Julian Richards, Reborn, a Carrie for the Z Generation, starring horror icon Barbara Crampton, Jordan Barker's Witches In The Woods, an unrelenting assault of pure terror, Alistair Legrand's highly unusual genre-blending chiller, The Diabolical and Milan Todorovic's sharp-teethed, seductive Killer Mermaids. All these films received FrightFest premiere screenings.
There is also a channel premiere for another FrightFest title, The Windmill Massacre, where Friday The 13th...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Tony and Ryan Smith co-writers of Volition.
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FrightFest 2019 delivered some amazing movies and one of the best was Volition from the talented brothers Tony and Ryan Smith. Now that the movie has been unleashed onto Apple TV, Prime Video and other Digital Platforms we chatted to them about this acclaimed movie and their plans for the future.
HC: You both hail from South Africa, what's the movie industry like in that country at the moment?
TDS: I believe the South African film industry is very healthy and it's a place Ryan and I would love to revisit and make a movie about. I have a number of filmmaker friends who film there and absolutely love the people, the scenery and the incredible crews.
HC: Did you know from an...SHARE: READ MORE Arrow Video FrightFest to present August digital edition
Posted on Wednesday 24th June 2020
Arrow Video FrightFest will go virtual over the August Bank Holiday, presenting up to twenty-five films from Friday 28th August to Monday 31st August inclusive.
There will also be additional online content including special guest intros, Q and As, and a short film showcase. Plus, some free Live events are at the planning stage. Passes and individual tickets will be available and go on sale early August. The films will be geo-blocked for viewers in the UK.
More details will be announced in the coming weeks, alongside the line-up of films.
Ian Rattray, FrightFest co-director said today: "Although we can't recreate the special atmosphere of our public gat...SHARE: READ MORE Important news from team FrightFest
Posted on Tuesday 2nd June 2020
Due to the continuing Covid-19 restrictions on social distancing, Arrow FrightFest's traditional five day event in August has been regretfully put on hold. Instead, the organisers are planning to expand their traditional all-day Halloween event at the end of October.
Alan Jones, co-director, said today: "Sadly, we won't be able to come together and celebrate our 21st year in the summer but rest assured, we will make our London Halloween event one to remember. FrightFest has always been about the genre community joining together, not just to embrace films but to demonstrate our unique spirit of supportive closeness".
Details on dates, venues, films and tick...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Julien Seri, director of Anderson Falls
Posted on Tuesday 18th February 2020
Ahead of the UK premiere of serial killer thriller Anderson Falls at Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow 2020, director Julien Seri reflects on this, his first 'American' experience, challenging fight scenes and the importance of personal vision.
It has been five years since we premiered Night Fare at FrightFest London, what have you been up to since then?
JS: I worked on two, very singular, projects as a producer and/or director. I signed for both with Wild Bunch, but we've failed to produce them yet. So I keep fighting. And I did a lot of commercials, TV series and music videos.
When did you first hear about the Anderson Falls script and why did you think it was perfect for yo...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Adam Stovall, director of A Ghost Waits
Posted on Sunday 9th February 2020
Ahead of the World premiere of A Ghost Waits at Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow 2020, director Adam Stovall reflects on getting through depression, creating paranormal romance and the influence of Tom Waits...
You have an interesting CV - from comedy theatre and film journalism to writing for The Hollywood Reporter and second assistant directing. Was all this a game plan to becoming a fully-fledged director?
AS: I've known since I was a little kid sitting in the basement watching the network TV premiere of Back To The Future while holding my Back To The Future storybook and waiting for them to premiere the first footage from Back To The Future 2 during a commercial br...SHARE: READ MORE Arrow Video FrightFest announces Glasgow Film Festival 2020 line-up
Posted on Thursday 16th January 2020
Welcome the transgressive, the traumatic and the terrifying as Arrow Video FrightFest, the UK's favourite horror fantasy event, returns to Glasgow Film Festival for a 15th fantastic year, from Thursday 5 March to Saturday 7 March, 2020.
Thirteen is lucky for some as that's the number of new films being presented at the iconic Glasgow Film Theatre, embracing the latest genre discoveries from around the globe, spanning four continents, including one world, two European and seven UK premieres.
Alan Jones, FrightFest co-director, commented: "Welcome to another banner FrightFest and another invitation to explore the horror fantasy genre's fertile harvest bursting with creativity, ...SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Cameron Macgowan, director of Red Letter Day
Posted on Friday 1st November 2019
FrightFest 2019 exposed a lot of new talent in the movie industry and one of the stand-out pieces was Red Letter Day from Cameron Macgowan.
HC: Where did the idea for Red Letter Day come from and did it take long to write?
CM: I have long been a fan of the 'Humans Hunting Humans' subgenre of film (Battle Royale, The Running Man, Hard Target, etc.) and was inspired to set one of these films in what many people consider the 'safe' location of the suburbs. Suburban communities feel like the perfect setting for a horror film as you can walk for miles without seeing a single soul all while knowing that you are surrounded by many people. This mixed with a desire to satirise the current socio-political climate ...SHARE: READ MORE Frightfest Archive: 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 PICK OF THE WEEK
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Goffine's Devout Instructions – Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
February 2
commonly called Candlemas Day
On this day the Church solemnly celebrates the presentation of Jesus in the temple, and the obedience and humility both of Mary and her divine Son, who, though not subject to the law in regard to purification and presentation, yet subjected themselves to it. Hence this feast is called the Purification of the Virgin Mary. In common speech we call it also Candlemas, because on this day the candles required for the divine service are blessed and carried in procession.
What is the design of this custom?
1. It is to remind us that Jesus, the light of the world, was offered up to His heavenly Father, by Mary, in the temple at Jerusalem, where He was called by Simeon a light for the revelation of the gentiles, and the glory of the people of Israel.
2. To remind us, also, of several important truths, to which the priest refers in the prayers at the blessings. Thus he prays that as the earthly light dispels the darkness of night, so Jesus, with the light of His divine doctrine, may clear away our spiritual blindness and ignorance, and lead us in the way of virtue; that as the Holy Ghost enlightened Simeon, so He may also enlighten us to acknowledge Jesus as the true light, to love Him and follow Him, to keep our hearts from the way of sin, and to guide them in the way of virtue, and to kindle them with the fire of holy love; finally, that God may preserve, in soul and body, those who use blessed candles with devotion, may hear their prayers, and grant them entrance into the kingdom of the eternal and ever-blessed light.
In the Introit of the Mass the Chnrch sings:
"We have received Thy mercy, O God, in the midst of Thy temple; according to Thy name, O God, so also is Thy praise unto the ends of the earth; Thy right hand is full of justice. Great is the Lord and exceedingly to be praised in the city of our God, in His holy mountain."
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Almighty, everlasting God, we suppliantly beseech Thy majesty that, as Thy only-begotten Son was this day presented in the temple in the substance of our flesh, so Thou wouldst grant us to be presented to Thee with purified souls, Through the same Lord Jesus Christ, etc.
Epistle: Malachi 3:1-4
Thus saith the Lord: Behold I send My angel, and he shall prepare the way before My face. And presently the Lord Whom you seek, and the angel of the testament whom you desire, shall come to his temple. Behold he cometh, saith the Lord of hosts: and who shall be able to think of the day of his coming? and who shall stand to see him? for he is like a refining fire, and like the fullers' herb: and he shall sit refining and cleansing the silver, and he shall purify the sons of Levi, and shall refine them as gold, and as silver, and they shall offer sacrifices to the Lord in justice. And the sacrifice of Juda and of Jerusalem shall please the Lord, as in the days of old, and in the ancient years, saith the Lord Almighty.
Gospel: Luke 2:22-32
At that time: After the days of Mary's purification according to the law of Mostls were accomplished, they carried Jesus to Jerusalem, to present Him to the Lord, as it is written in the law of the Lord: Every male opening the womb shall be called holy to the Lord; and to offer a sacrifice according as it is written in the law of the Lord, a pair of turtle-doves, or two young pigeons. And behold there was a man in Jerusalem named Simeon, and this man was just and devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel: and the Holy Ghost was in him. And he had received an answer from the Holy Ghost, that he should not see death before he had seen the Christ of the Lord. And he came by the Spirit into the temple. And when His parents brought in the child Jesus, to do for Him according to the custom of the law: he also took Him into his arms, and blessed God, and said: Now Thou dost dismiss Thy servant, O Lord, according to Thy word, in peace; because my eyes have seen Thy salvation, which Thou hast prepared before the face of all peoples; a light to the revelation of the gentiles, and the glory of Thy people Israel.
The Blessed Virgin presented herself and her divine Son at the temple so as not to give scandal to such as were ignorant of their being exempt from the law, to show from the first that Jesus was come to redeem sinners, and to leave us an example of humility and obedience. Mary offered the gift of a pair of doves, like the poor, because she was poor, and was not ashamed to acknowledge it before the world.
Instruction for Women after Childbirth
The law of purification in the Old Testament, it is true, no longer applies to Christian women, because the Church has done away with Jewish ceremonies. But the spirit and intention of that law the Church would yet have complied with. She permits women, therefore, to remain at home, with a good conscience, for six weeks after childbirth, or so long as circumstances may require, without attending divine service, in order to care for their health. This permission is, at the same time, an excellent admonition to women, that, in order to their recovery, they should refrain from anger, from exposure, from hard labor, from injurious food; to men, not to refuse their wives during this period, set apart by God Himself under the Old Law, the rest and attention which their nature requires.
But when this time is past the Church desires that women should, after the example of Mary, repair to the church with their children, to procure the blessing of the priest, to give thanks to God for their safe delivery, to dedicate their children to Him, and to implore of Him, with the priest, grace to bring up their offspring in piety and holiness. In this consists the so-called "churching of women"; and, from what has been said, it is evident, not only that it contains nothing to be ashamed of, but that it should by no means be omitted by such as desire God's blessing.
The feeble health of both women and children after child-birth is almost always owing to their having injured themselves by want of care.
Prayer for Women after Childbirth
Almighty and merciful God, Who didst lay upon our mother Eve the fit punishment for her disobedience that she should bear children in sorrow, I offer to Thee all the pains of my child-bearing in propitiation for my sins; and I thank Thee that, through Thy help, the fruit of my womb has been safely brought forth into the world, and new-born in Baptism. According to the example of the Mother of Thy only-begotten Son, I also offer to Thee my child for Thy holy service, and will earnestly strive to bring it up to Thy honor. To this end give me, through the intercession of the most blessed Virgin, Thy grace; bless me and my child, and grant that we may live according to Thy will here, and hereafter may obtain everlasting happiness. Through Jesus Christ, Thy Son, our Lord, etc. Amen.


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The oil spill on Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline Wednesday evening near Merritt may be one of the smallest recorded in the line's 60-year history, but it has triggered a seismic public reaction.
Where spills of a few barrels might once have generated a public yawn, this one, initially reported by the company at a mere 12 barrels, has set the Twitterverse and Facebook on fire and prompted angry "I told you so's" from environmentalists and First Nations.
It also comes a day before Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford meet to discuss, among other things, two pipeline proposals, one of which B.C. now officially opposes.
The visceral public reaction to the pipeline leak surprises neither Nathan Lemphers, a senior policy analyst with Calgary-based Pembina Institute, a Calgary-based energy and environmental policy think-tank, nor Barry Penner, B.C.'s former environment minister. Both say recent high-profile oil spills have made the public skeptical about Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline and Kinder Morgan's plan to twin its Edmonton-Vancouver line.
"I think when it comes to public opinion now, any spill is one spill too many," Lemphers said. "The kind of conduct that took place years ago is no longer acceptable because people are much more aware, especially in B.C. where you have two major oil pipeline proposals."
Penner, now a senior counsel with Vancouver law firm Davis LLP, which is representing a First Nations band whose traditional territory includes the leak site, said the spill comes at exactly the wrong time for proponents of pipeline expansion.
"The size of the spill — based on what we know — appears not to be large but the timing is very significant," he said. "Issues to do with pipelines are front and centre and much of the concern expressed deals with whether they are considered safe. And with Premiers Clark and Redford due to discuss this (today), this isn't exactly good timing."
Lemphers believes that any spill of any size is going to continue to trigger negative public reactions simply because people are unwilling to simply accept stated assurances that everything's fine.
"We are in a time where people expect access to spill information on a much faster basis and they have higher expectations," he said.
The spill, which is being investigated by the National Energy Board, the Transportation Safety Board and Kinder Morgan itself, occurred along the mountainous section of the line between Hope and Kamloops. A maintenance crew following up on routine inspections that indicated there might be a problem discovered a small underground leak near the Kingsvale pumping station 20 kilometres south of Merritt.
The company immediately shut down the line, according to Kinder Morgan spokesman Andy Galarnyk. Repairs are underway and the line could be put back into service within days once the NEB gives its approval.
Galarnyk said that while the leak is small in nature, the company recognizes public sentiment about spills has changed -- especially in light of BP's Gulf of Mexico spill and Enbridge's spill into the Kalamazoo River in Michigan.
"I think it is a heightened sensitivity and we have to be that much more sensitive to any event, any incident that occurs," he said. "Kinder Morgan is working hard to make sure we are doing everything we can to be proactive. Despite having an incident yesterday, we feel we are still on the right track."
Penner's law firm represents the Lower Nicola Indian Band, whose traditional territory includes the site of the leak. The band has asked for a meeting with Kinder Morgan president Ian Anderson. It also wants the company to establish a spill response facility staffed by trained band members nearby. Penner said the nearest emergency spill response equipment that can be deployed is in Hope and Kamloops. Galarnyk said Kinder Morgan's aboriginal relations department will review the band's demands.
Within hours of a public notice by the NEB and Kinder Morgan's statement, environmentalists and First Nations had expressed anger. Gabriel George, a senior member of the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation, said this spill, as small as it is, was symptomatic of the concerns his community has expressed about Kinder Morgan's port facilities in Burrard Inlet for more than half a century.
"This spill should be a wake-up call for all of us," said George, the grandson of Chief Dan George. "Kinder Morgan says that there has been no impact to any water course and no threat to the public, but what about the next spill? They are proving that they can't eliminate the threat posed by their pipeline."
The Western Canada Wilderness Committee's early tweet that "Kinder Morgan pipeline spill just another reminder of the dangers of pipelines and tankers" was widely re-broadcast.
That kind of concern belies the true record of spills on the Trans Mountain line, which was finished in 1953. Since 1961 there have been 78 "recorded releases" or spills along the Vancouver-Edmonton line, according to company data. Of those, half were under 30 barrels of oil in size. Wednesday's spill was the 28th-smallest leak on the line.
Many of the incidents occurred at pumping stations, tank farms or at terminals, where they were subject to failure of moving parts or accidental release by staff. The largest recorded incident took place in 1966 when nearly 7,000 barrels of crude oil were spilled at Mile 239 in Alberta.
The 2007 accidental puncture of the line in Burnaby by a road contractor spilled nearly 1,500 barrels of synthetic crude, and a tank farm accident at the Burnaby terminal in 2009 leaked nearly 1,300 barrels of sweet crude.
Lemphers said in 2011 the federal environment commissioner raised concerns about the safety of hydrocarbon transport in Canada and found the NEB wasn't doing a good enough job of monitoring pipeline carriers. Recently the NEB has improved, he said.
"You have a situation where the pipeline companies aren't adhering to the law but the regulator isn't holding the companies to account. And now, with the debate around Keystone XL (line to the U.S.), Kinder Morgan and Northern Gateway, you are having the public take a much closer look."


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Found this somewhere and I thought it would be good reading for all of you. At least we now know the real genetics of this type of rooster. Maybe someday, they'll do one on the "Hatch"
Found this somewhere and I thought it would be good reading for all of you. At least we now know the real genetics of this type of rooster. Maybe someday, they'll do one on the "Hatch"
Cool, maybe a similar study should be made here.
Nice find admin. Thank you for sharing.
Sir Sentenciador,
Thanks a lot for this infor Sir appreciate it.
senti, thanks for sharing...
What do you guys think? I failed biology in high school Is this study saying that there is leghorn in the Brazilian fightingcock?
OK. Copy that.
thanks for sharing sir
Yes, I agree with Tonio boss JC, that there is fighting cock in the leghorn...
I have read some article some time back that the broiler chicken used cornish blood to develop it and the cornish chicken was developed using oriental blood mainly "asil". You can see the asil traits in cornish chickens. Actually if ones not careful you might be buying cornish chickens instead of "asil' fighting chickens...
leghorn??i know some leghorn fight a litle bit but they are not very aggresive like a fighting cock!but they fight
??? the word is..
chickens are chickens its not like comparing a dog to a tiger or a chimpaNZEE. the only difference between a leggern and a gamefowl is that gamefowls were selected for aggresiveness whilst the leggern for meat production. but dont discount any leggern looking chicken in the "travesia" that darn thing might be loaded with nux/easy win or some speed drug, remember we are fighting with knives.
for the brazilian the only advantage it has compared towards our native orientals is that it has more pedigree, i mean if you will import fighting cocks to brazil why would you import those "tiangge" unknown lines versus importing from qualified sportsmen?
--just my rambling thoughts..
Hello Everyone, just a piece of my mind to share after reading this paper (BTW thanks a lot, admin, for this) The conclusion made is the following: " In conclusion, the Brazilian gamebird, as well as the breeds reared for food production has originated from the red jungle fowl of the genus Gallus, species gallus and subspecies domesticus". The aim: to ID the position of the Brazilian gamebird in the phylogenetic tree of the genus Gallus by nucleotide sequence analysis of the mitochondrial DNA D-loop region.
And so it was done. In the discussion, it is interesting to note that the Bgamebirds and those used for food production belong to the same clusterC2. The findings indicated that crossings happened between Bgamebirds and those for food production. It was mentioned that the mitochondrial DNA is transferred to the progeny by maternal strain and it was suggested in the discussion that roosters of the fighting birds were mated to hens of the food type. (By the way, although we can not argue the results, discussions are not always accurate 100% to a certain degree. And may not always be complete.Oftentimes, it is limited only to the stock-knowledge of those involved in the discussion.)
Anyway to continue, it said:" Moreover, it is not possible to evidence a genetic precedence of a given breed over the others."
It was also discussed that the fighting breed may have been older than the singing breed but what is a fun interest to me is that the fighting birds may have come directly from the red jungle fowl OR from the egg-type chickens?
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It is very informative now that I'm into breeding of game fowls venture, genetic makeup or good bloodlines are most essential in winning the fight.
Thanks for the share sir...
a thought and fact that always make me scratch my head is that, whenever I read the so called "expert" reports is that, they always seemed confused or have no idea about geography. countries like japan, india and the southeast asian states are just but political divisions, but i just want to point out to the "experts" that they are in the same region, for these genius from brasilia, it is like comparing native fauna of the dominican republic, haiti, jamaica and puerto rico. you really have to pull hairs to find differences. the brazilian gamefowl is just an import that nicked and were collectively bred for the style of fighting that brazilians agreed upon.
Anyone know who has reputable Brazilian gamefowl?


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'I have done my best.' That is about all the philosophy of living one needs.
I first learned of Lin Yutang in the long-ago days of my 20s, when a coworker came in with a photocopy of the section "The Importance of Loafing" from his remarkable book The Importance of Living. It was so different from American thought that I believed it was satire at first. Especially when he talked about how Chinese editors would deliberately leave some mistakes for readers to catch. But something I've learned over the years since is that Chinese and Japanese whimsy conceals a lot of very serious thought. You'll likely see that for yourself if you ever read The Importance of Living.
Dr. Lin brought Chinese thought to the American consciousness back around the 1930s. He also figured out how to design a typewriter that can write in Chinese. This is no small matter for a language written with thousands of individual characters rather than an alphabet.
The above quote resonates for me, not least because the one true thing I'd like etched into whatever little memorial plaque marks my passing is "Quantum in me fuit," which roughly translates to "I did the best I could." Most of us would like to be able to say that. The nice thing is, and as you'll learn if you ever read Liu Yutang's delightful book, doing our best doesn't mean we can't spend an entire afternoon doing absolutely nothing:
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Elton John and Lady Gaga have already united on stage, but now word is out that the two have recorded a song together – for the mouse house.
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Started at just after 9 pm with intention of doing some 'back to basics' observing with a small 'scope. Did not get to bed until 4 am.
Every time I try something different I learn, some may say "the bleedin' obvious" . For example I tried the camera on the skywatcher alt-az mount to see how far I could push it as its a popular option for beginners with small scopes and, at low declination and shortish times not too much trailing. Tried to catch the comet almost overhead, even 2 seconds too long!
Bright meteor seen but not detected by Phil s kit I'm told.
The newest version of sky map pro, V11 (V12 is a Windows 10 fix) works well with this mount, I tried it first to see if it did and second so I would not bugger up the usual software 'Sky Charts' as per LAS.
As winter comes I'm sure everybody images Orion to start the season. Likewise I ended the night with the herald of the spring and summer, the Ring nebula.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has listed two freshwater mussels—the rayed bean and the snuffbox—as endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA). The two mussels are found in river systems in the eastern U.S.
The rayed bean is currently found in rivers in Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia, as well as Ontario, Canada. The snuffbox occurs in Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Ontario, Canada.
In its final rule listing the two species under the ESA, FWS pointed to dramatic declines in their populations. The rayed bean has been eliminated from 73 percent of its historical range, and the snuffbox has disappeared from 62 percent of the streams in which it was historically found. The final rule appears in the Feb. 14, 2012, Federal Register.
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Surviving the Earthquake in Japan
We're doing "fine" here. Considering what is going on around us. When the first big quake hit, around 2:45 in the afternoon on Friday, I ran to Gray's room and grabbed him out of his crib. We've had plenty of earthquakes in the 2.5 years we've been here, but this one was huge. Gabe started crying and calling for me --I got him too and we huddled on the stairs away from windows and light fixtures. The two big boys were walking home from school and came in while the house was still shaking. They thought it was exciting. I yelled at them to "GET BACK OUTSIDE!" because I'd just been told if you're outside, you're supposed to stay outside! I sat on the stairs praying: "Please protect my kids, please protect my kids, please protect my kids..." It seemed to last forever (around 5 minutes I've heard) and then the aftershocks just kept coming and coming. They're still coming.
They evacuated the hospital and Doug was able to come home around 4. [I can't tell you what a relief it was to have my whole entire family safe and together. And how upsetting it was/is to think of people all over Japan who have family unaccounted for. It's really hard for me whenever one of the husbands has to leave.]
Since then, the power has been out and we haven't had any heat or access to phones (to the states) or Internet (except Doug getting one e-mail out from the hospital.) Friday evening we moved our friends in with us (Tami and Wes and three kids) since they just shipped all of their stuff to the states in preparation for their move in two weeks. It's been nice to have them around because everyone is on edge and extremely stressed. (And Tami is very cool under pressure! She's amazing. Me, not so much turns out.)
Yesterday (Saturday) they opened the commissary (No lights, cash only) and we grabbed some extra food, water and diapers. Since we have the standard Mormon "food storage" I wasn't too worried about running out of food or water, but I didn't have any spare diapers so was happy to buy three big boxes yesterday for Gray-Gray. (And yes, I bought two big cans of hot chocolate. Priorities, people!)
We went to church for a shortened meeting to take the sacrament and get the news today. All members of the branch have been accounted for and we've heard that all the missionaries in Japan are accounted for also. (Big relief.)
The power is now back on off-base which is how I have Internet access right now. We're at Tami's house. Hopefully it stays on.
Anyway, evidently Misawa is going to become the base for rescue operations in nearby prefectures. We were asked at church to see what extra coats, blankets, food and water we can round up to donate to the Japanese people nearby. I feel heart sick thinking of those who've lost homes and loved ones. Although you probably know much more than me, I hear the devastation is extremely great. We were lucky to be so safe on base and grateful our off-base friends and neighbors were okay.
The earthquakes (aftershocks) haven't stopped and I spent all night last night having nightmares about running from collapsing and buckling buildings. The kids are on edge and tantrums are at an all time high. They keep busy playing during the day, but when it gets dark and we have to ration flashlights and candles it gets extra hard to keep the peace.
A few things I've been wanting to tell people and note for the future:
*Get an old school, corded phone. If the power goes out, your cordless wont work. We were lucky to have a corded phone upstairs which helped Doug coordinate with the Branch President to get accountability of church members. (The phones have worked on-base off and on, but we were never able to get a call through to the states.)
*Speaking of accountability, in an emergency, if you're going to leave your house--leave a note on the door saying where you are going so when guys from church or work coming looking, they'll know where you are.
*When the power went out, people off base couldn't get their cars out of their garage. Turns out there is a special crank to use but most of our friends didn't have it or know what it was. Luckily Tami had parked outside and was able to get her kids to our house Friday.
*We've been cooking with our camping equipment. Note to self: Buy a 20 pack of small propane tanks. We've also used our outdoor BBQ (in the cold) and I'm wishing I had a spare tank of Propane for that. (We still don't have power and don't know when it will come back on On Base. Estimates have said 24 hours (we're way past that) to 1 week, to indefinite.)
*Do you have an extra refill of your prescriptions in your 72 hour kit? It's terrifying to imagine running out of the things you take every day. Also, the thought of my kids getting sick and not having enough Children's Advil and/or Tylenol made me pretty nervous until I verified we had some of each.
*For ONCE I was glad to be doing Dave Ramsey yesterday when we had plenty of cash on hand to shop at the commissary. But we also have a cash and yen emergency fund hidden in the house for back-up which was very comforting.
*While I'm making notes to myself: Buy a hand crank wheat grinder and blender! (We have whole wheat, and we have a freezer full of frozen fruit to make smoothies but no way to blend anything.)
*Flashlights are a pain in my butt. All of our stupid Rayovac crappy-crap batteries that I had stored for an emergency, LEAKED! So the flashlights are all slowly dying, being over used by the children, and being misplaced. The best source of light the last two nights has been the pillar candles I've had in the cupboard for fancy table settings. They seem to burn pretty slow and shed a lot of light. I've gone through 3 and have 1 left. Wish I had a 20 pack of those in my 72 hour pack. It would be nice not to worry about running out. Small, light weight, energy efficient lanterns would be nice too. (Turns out, I did have 100 hour candles in my pack...just didn't know/remember.)
*Also, my next house will have a wood burning fire place. This all would have been much easier if we could have been warm. (Other option, buy a propane heater.)
*Also, I'm buying all my kids a down comforter. We have one on our bed and we've been fine at night, but the kids need 20 blankets piled up to stay warm. (Actually, the two big boys each have a two layer fleece blanket which is pretty warm, but unfortunately, they're not very big.) There is still snow on the ground here.
(Poor little Gray had to spend yesterday in his snow suit to stay warm. The poor little guy must be sensing the stress because he's been quite out of sorts. He's always shivering (even when bundled) and very clingy. The kids are all confused and upset but mostly hanging in there. Like I said, it's been nice to have friends to keep us company.)
Sorry, I'm rambling on and on but I've had all this stress for the last two days and my main way to process is by writing my thoughts down. So I've been going a little nuts feeling so disconnected.
A few more random thoughts:
*The last two days this thought kept running through my head "All are safely gathered in.". I can't express enough how glad I was/am to have my family around me. Please say a prayer for our many many friends with deployed spouses. This is a very stressful time here and it's really sucky for them to be apart. Also, please pray for all the Japanese people who are missing or displaced. So sad.
*We were very blessed on base to have running (freezing cold) water. Off base, sewer lines broke and contaminated the water supply they weren't even supposed to touch it.
*Today we sang "I Need Thee Every Hour" at church. Has a lot of meaning right now.
Okay, there are other people who need to use this computer. Everyone on base is coming off base to try to contact family.
Tami's husband (Pilot) is at work trying to coordinate rescue efforts so I should go down and help her take care of the multitude of children and get everyone some lunch.
Please pray for us (us being everyone in Japan) and if you feel so inclined, find a way to send some warm blankets to people who've lost their homes. Don't know when I'll be back on-line again, but hopefully soon.
Thanks to everyone for your concern. I knew (figured) there were people praying for us back in the states and it helped to think about that.
34 comments:
- Maddie said...
I've been thinking about you and am so grateful you are all OK. At the same time, my heart aches for so many people who have lost homes or loved ones. We will continue to pray for you all!
Your cousin, Kim
- Xylene said...
I am so glad you guys are OK! Reading your post makes me realize I am not ready at all for any kind of earthquake or disaster. Makes me frantic and freaks me out! I am glad you are prepared. We will pray for you and the others.
Much love!
- Adriane said...
So glad you were able to update and that you guys are okay. Praying for the best possible outcome for you guys and everyone in Japan. Stay strong. <3
- Polliwog said...
Our prayers are with you too. Thanks for the detailed update and for all of the excellent advice. Hang in there! You are stronger than you know.
- Lily Eggleston said...
I am really glad at this moment to read your words. You are in our prayers. I especially appreciate your notes about what you've learned through this so that we may all be prepared for the future. No rayovac batteries here.
Our prayer have with you and was grateful when we heard from Jeff that he had got an email but soooooo grateful to hear from you. we will see what we can send through the RED Cross abd the church. Our hearts go out to all but so happy you guys are ok and wish you were cold and scared. I've worried about how this effects the little ones.
Prayers will continue your way but if we can get someting to you that you need let us know.
Our prayer have with you and was grateful when we heard from Jeff that he had got an email but soooooo grateful to hear from you. we will see what we can send through the RED Cross abd the church. Our hearts go out to all but so happy you guys are ok and wish you were cold and scared. I've worried about how this effects the little ones.
Prayers will continue your way but if we can get someting to you that you need let us know.
I am glad to hear that your family is safe. Our prayers go out to all in Japan. Be safe.
Debby van Renselaar
- Laura said...
So glad to hear that your family is all safe! We've been thinking of you. Thanks for the insights. Having never been through a real emergency such as this it's good to hear your perspective to help us be better prepared.
Love, The Benoits
- Valerie said...
What a scary thing to live through! I know that things will not be back to normal for a while even for those of you who have not lost their home or loved ones and will keep all of you in my prayers. Thanks so much for sharing all your first-hand knowledge so we can be prepared.
I found you on MMB blog list recently, but can't remember if I left a comment.
- Jessi said...
What an ordeal!! I am glad to hear that you have survived and endured it well. I would not have been as prepared. Reading this helps me realize I need to get some things in order.
- KT said...
I have been thinking about you constantly and am so glad all is well. You have been in my prayers. Your post is so emotional for me, I can't believe what your going through. Thank you for sharing all your advice. I had just updated our 72 hour kits about a week ago, but I will add a few more things now. We'll continue to pray for you and your family to have peace. Thinking of your babies (and my own) just is making me so sad. All of Japan is in our thoughts and prayers.
Your cousin,
Our hearts and prayers are with you!
I really wish i could give you a great big hug! We love you guys so much and are grateful you are safe.
- Leslie said...
glad you're okay!!
Leslie, to you and your family. I too am happy you are all together.We don't know you but are of your faith and live in idaho. We have felt so sad for all of you going through this devistation.
Our prayers are with you. And thank you for letting us know what items would come in handy for an emergency. Mother of 5 grandma of 11
- Pinspot said...
I am seriously going to run right out and buy an old phone and a camp stove. And name brand batteries. And everything else you recommended. So so so so glad you're all right.
- Michelle Glauser said...
It's good to know you're well and I was intrigued by your suggestions for future emergencies.
- Chy said...
Hello! I don't know you but my mom sent me your blog link warning me to read your post and get working on my food storage! So glad I did. I pray that you and your beautiful family is safe and comforted. If you know of a good address to send blankets or hygeine kits to please let me know we have LOTS that I would love to send them out. Anain you are so brave and amazing you are oin our prayers.
Love the Jorgensens
- Susan Anderson said...
I'm a new visitor, but I wanted to say that I am already praying for your family.
Living in California as I do, I'm taking your advice to heart about preparation, too.
- Unknown said...
I was led to your blog from a link on "mormontimes" relating to the disaster in Japan..... my heart and prayers go out to you and all those suffering through this ordeal. Thanks for sharing your experiences in this way.... food for thought on just how prepared I am for such a situation.
Someone posted a link to your blog on AR15.com's survival forum. There is nothing like hearing from someone first hand in a survival situation to get you prepping again. Thanks for the post, stay safe, and god bless from Montana, USA.
- mama bear said...
SO glad you are okay! I kind of wish I could send you some hot chocolate or something. Man, we really need to get some 72 hour kits here! Thanks for the updates, and let us know if you want us to make phone calls for you or anything like that. Or, just leave Japan right now and come live with us!!!!!
- Stephanie said...
I am new visitor and my prayers are with you and Japan
Craftyknitterlady says I'll pray for you and family
- Lindsay said...
i don't know you but i found your blog through my friend, sheriece. your advice for what to have in a 72 hour kit are SO helpful. i'm gonna start putting stuff together. i'll keep you in my prayers.
My sister forwarded your message to me. I don't know you but like all others we are praying for everyone. We are feeling very helpless here. Would love to get blankets and other things you need to everyone there. Do you have an address we can send stuff safely and quickly?
- Lisa said...
Your blog post is humbling & sobering. So glad you guys are faring well. Please know that you are all loved & prayed for daily by even strangers.
- Unknown said...
Hey Em,
We are TOTALLY praying for all of the people in Japan. My heart hurts for all those affected by all this craziness. I feel so guilty living my happy safe life here at home. It's so sad. Thanks for giving us lots of great 72 hr. kit tips. You are in our prayers. Stay strong girlie!
Jennie {Cinnaberry Suite}
Thanks for the good news of the survival of your family and friends! And thanks for the valuable advice - very useful!
May God give you strength and protect you all!
- Rachel Dorol said...
I am glad that you are safe..
- mamo said...
Thanks for all your good tips about survival first hand. You never know what you will really need in any emergency. We are praying for familys in Japan just like yours.
- Tiff Keetch said...
Yay! I found you again!
I am currently working on updating 72 hour kits for my family and emergency prep in general. I live in Utah (and we're due for an earthquake any day). I found your blog once before, but I couldn't remember the name of it for the life of me when I lost it.
I've tried to find posts with all of the different labels you have (MM perspective, earthquake updates, etc.) and they are all so filled with great tidbits I don't want to miss any. I know you probably have a ton on your to-do list, but if you get a chance would you label every post about the earthquakes/emergency preparedness in one label?? It would be super beneficial to me (and I'm sure lots of other people who are also in prep mode like me..) to learn from those who have been through an earthquake how I should best prepare...
Thanks so much!
- Lyana said...
Six years later... here I am rereading your post with tears in my eyes. What a crazy thing we all lived through...


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One young lady in Morgan County is after the 2015 Brush Rodeo Queen title and one young lady is trying for the 2013 Brush Rodeo Sweetheart title.
The contest will be held at the fairgrounds in Brush Monday, July 1st beginning at 9:00 a.m. The winner of the Brush Rodeo Queen contest will be announced during the rodeo on Thursday, July 4th. The sweetheart winner will be announced after the contest on July 1st. Her reign is July 1st – 4th 2013.
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