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Letting Kids Pick the Paint Color
When I was 9 years old, my mom took me to the paint store and let me pick the color for my room. I chose the hottest pink I could find. All my friends thought my mom was the coolest for letting me have a raspberry room, but now that my daughter wants to pick her own room color, I fear I'm not as cool as my mom was.
If you're like my mom and you let your little Rainbow Brite chose the color, then I commend you, I really do, because I loved my raspberry room. If however, you are like me and want to steer away from certain eyeball-melting hues, then I have a couple of tips for you that I discovered while shopping for paint with my daughter recently.
First, my daughter wavered between 3 color choices for several weeks. I knew which I was leaning toward, so I'd occasionally say, "So what color are we going to paint your walls?" When she was leaning toward the one I was hoping for, we hopped in the car and headed to the paint store.
Second, explain that colors always look brighter and more intense when they're on the walls. Try to steer your kiddo toward something one shade lighter and one hue more muted. My daughter was pretty reasonable about this. We have one room in the house that turned out way too green, so she had visual proof of the point I was making.
Third, and this one is really below the belt, does your kid have a particular cartoon character that he or she finds distasteful? Find that section of the paint store and point it out. "See how all the Dora the Explorer colors are really bright? Aagh that looks like a Dora color! Is it called Boots?" For the record, I didn't use this tactic. I didn't have to. We found a great color that we both really love.
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I'd let my boys pick any color they want - and would do the same for a girl. Even if I was asked to paint a hot-pink room (which makes me PUKE) - I'd do it!
Then again, I love to paint rooms!!!
I would take the chance like you did and explain how some colors look good, how some overwhelm and go look for photos online of rooms they like to get ideas. I ended up painting one wall a rich blue, and the other three a much lighter, so my son could have the color he wanted, but it didn't overwhelm the room. My son is too young to understand accent colors and so on, but hopefully, each time I redo his room, he'll see how he can use the same things/colors in new ways - and by the time he starts telling ME how to do it - I bet he'll go all white-walled and NO art etc - just to rebel. I'll cringe as I paint the walls white... but I'll do it. haha
My parents let me pick my paint color from a few swatches they chose. It was "April Sky", a nice soft blue.
My sister was not interested in choosing, so my parents picked grey for her room. She didn't love it, so she became very involved in picking her window shade colors.
Even if you don't have a room that proves the point about paint you can always buy testers in the color that he/she wants (that you think is too intense) and the slightly lighter/less intense one you prefer. A good 4x4 foot swatch on the wall is generally big enough to get your point across and still fairly fast to paint.
When my sister was allowed to pick her paint color she picked a super vivid purple out of nowhere and hated it so much my mom and I were painting over it within the year. When I was allowed to pick a paint color a few years later we bought my new bedding first and then chose a coordinating color. I'm not the sort to pick a super intense color anyway but having the bedding to play off of really helped.
When I was about 10, my parents let me pick my wall color, and I went with something that was intended to be robin's egg blue, but ended up looking more like what I called at the time "boy's bathroom blue"--still, once it was up, I had to live with it because they weren't repainting, and it stayed that color for probably a good 15 years until I was long gone from the house and my mom covered it in beige. My solution in high school was to wallpaper it (literally, no-gap coverage) with images from my favorite magazines, concert ticket stubs, posters, printed out song lyrics, etc. In retrospect, I should probably also give my parents a lot of credit for letting me do that, too.
I say go for! I let both my kids pick their paint. I was pretty shocked that they picked such livable colors! You can also learn alot about your kids by letting them express themselves this way. Mine are now 13 & 15 and still love their choices.
When we moved into the new house when I was 8, my 17 year old sister got to choose her room. She picked the pink one I coveted, of course, though she was heading to college in less than two years. I got a room covered with hideous blue floral wallpaper, which I hated every day I lived there, over ten years. My parents finally replaced it when I had moved out.
It's easy for adults to underestimate how powerless kids are over their environment and how much their room means to them. Paint can be easily changed; it's not that big a deal. I can't understand why anyone wouldn't be able to let go of a little control and let the kid choose what s/he likes. Painting swatches and looking at paint of actual walls is a good idea, because kids (and adults) often need to be educated about the effects of large scale versus small, bright spaces versus dark, etc. But pushing your agenda, even in under-the-radar ways, seems silly. Just let the kid choose a color.
Growing up I tried to get my parents to let me pick mine but we ended up settling in the middle. I picked the color I wanted and they adjusted it so my eyeball didn't burn by the time I hit 18.
With my kids, when they're old enough, I'm sure I'll want to let them pick and probably do similar to how my parents did. On the one hand, its just paint but still, I've seen too many parents who every year are repainting a son's bedroom because "Well, he really likes red now" so he has a cherry red room then a year later "now hes big into lime green" So yes, let them pick (within reason) but make it clear they are picking something they'll see for a while. It is just paint, but its not as easy or cheap to change out as a tshirt when the mood strikes them.
Yea my parents MADE me pick wallpaper that went with my horrible green shag carpet - and then changed the carpet a year later. I hated the wallpaper SO much and they refused to change it. Sadly, I started peeling it off on my own and they FINALLY let me pick a different color - I had to paint it myself but I didn't care!
I think we should all be allowed at a certain point - and if old enough, share in the cost/effort to do it. Under a certain age and they can 'help' but can't totally pick the color.
I had friends that picked their own colors and would help get rid of them if they didn't like it a year or so later, and had other friends where they had NO control over ANYTHING in their room. The houses where they allowed to at least help tended to be much happier homes - as it seemed that the control issue wasn't just over decor. My dad REFUSED to let me make any holes in the walls with pins, I couldn't even paste up photos or anything - it sucked. Only after I fought was I allowed ANY freedom of choice, and it carried over into many aspects of my life. I had to FIGHT to get any freedom - wall colors and more!
What about a mural? You could suggest a calm base color for the room, but then design a mural that involves all the kid's favorite colors. I don't have this problem yet, since mine is only 16 months old and doesn't show much preference. :)
Unless you live in a model home that has to be magazine-perfect all the time (like for real, not just in your head), there is no reason not to let your kid pick the paint. So what if your eyeballs melt? You don't have to sleep in there... It's a great lesson in making thoughtful decisions too - if their eyeballs melt, they'll be more careful next time. And so long as you just do the walls, not the trim, it's really not that big a deal to repaint in a couple years...
Maybe when they're a bit older they can pick the colors. Right now though, they're tastes change so often. If I did it now I'd probably wind up like one of those parents who are repainting every year because their kid is into something new. Not that there's anything wrong with it, if you've got the money and the time, do what you want with it. I don't.
My 4 year old niece is living with us now. She's all about some princesses. However when we went to pick her room color, she wanted brown. Dark brown. WTH? Just to get her away from the brown, I had to take her shopping else where to pick bedding. Then I told her we had to match the wall color to the bedding. It's a nice seafoam green type color now. If she's still living here she can pick something new when she's a tween or so.
i think with very young children, it would make sense to just ask them what color they would like (blue, green, whatever) and the adult would pick the actual color - or pull a few acceptable swatches and have the child choose one. i'm thinking about my 4- and 6-year-old boys and it just doesn't seem necessary at all to take them to the paint store and have them choose from the zillions of swatches.
that would be fun with an older child, and at that point it makes sense to try out a sample of the paint, or perhaps to compromise with an accent wall if they get their heart set on a really overwhelming color.
i still remember painting my bedroom pale pink with my mother and grandmother when i was 9 or 10. i have no idea whether i chose the color, but helping with the work is what gave me a sense of ownership.
Maybe I'm lucky that my 4-yr-old is really thoughtful about his room color. We're considering options now, and he loves to look at photos and think about how his choices would look in his room and with his things. We have fun with testers, too. We currently have about 8 shades of green and yellow on his wall - still searching for "the one."
I was impressed with how smoothly color choices went for a friend's new house recently. She asked her girls what colors they wanted, then came home with paint in a shade of that color that she found acceptable and with a name that would be meaningful to each girl. Everyone was happy, and I wished it would work for my child, which it absolutely wouldn't have.
I went a different direction when my 7yo wanted to paint her lovely lavender room black recently, and until she wanted that, I thought I was a cool mom. We've compromised by painting her furniture black and going with a soft gray on the walls and the bright green pops of color she picked after looking at a collection of gray bedrooms with black furniture that I put together for her on pinterest. She's happy; I'm happy, and we had an honest discussion of why black wasn't going to work for *our* house, even if it is *her* room.
I'd let her do it but how about a little trick I use with my toddler (and my husband) that I call "the illusion of choices". Pick out a dozen or so colors you can live with, bring them home and let her "pick" her color.
When I was 7, my mum and I moved into our new-to-us house. I got to pick my room but my mum decorated it with my grandmother's help. Sadly, they chose girly girly decorations like soft pink walls and ruffly bed linens.
I HATED it but that's what they thought a girl would like. In highschool, I wallpapered my walls in goth posters and pictures and I hated those soft pink walls until I moved out.
My son's room is green (he's only 2 so he doesn't care) and I would love it if he picked the colour of his room one day.
I think it would be fair to do an accent wall in the childs choice of color and then all the other walls either a softer shade or something more neutral if the original color is eyeball melting. I had a room growing up that would have given me a headache today. It was turquoise and hot pink rag rolled with purple, hot pink, and turquoise bedding. And my step-dad helped me string up colored Christmas lights around the entire room. It looked like an airport landing strip, but I was proud of my room.
Thinking more on this,...I think I like the idea of treating it as a right of passage type thing. Like, "You're whatever years old. You'll be an adult soon. You have your own opinions. You want what you want. For your birthday lets redo your room just the way you like"
Maybe since they'll be older, they'll understand more the money and time that will be put into it. They'll think about their choices more.
I think I would have liked something like that growing up.
Like some others have said, I don't like the idea of a child having absolutely no say in their room. I hate it when kids rooms look all show roomy and you can tell they were designed just for the parents. Some limits aren't bad though..
Why not let the kid pick the color? As long as they're not sharing their room and it's not used, say, as a living room half the time or something like that.
For the faint of heart, or those with a fickle child, you could always just paint an accent wall.
My parents let me paint my entire room, which I painted with sky blue covered in clouds, stars, and purple mountains. And one wall was a brown map of Middle Earth. And the other wall had a giant sun based off of Egyptian art. Probably an eyesore to grown up interior decorators, but I loved it. My parents were pretty much the coolest parents on earth.
We tried to get our four year interested in finally painting her room. (We bought a new house that has all beige walls throughout). She said she wanted to keep the beige. I guess in our case it's us pushing for some more color. Maybe we'll just paint some animal outlines on the wall to go with her African savanna theme...
Last year, I let our then a-bit-less-than-three-year old pick out his room color out of 5 or 6 bigger sized swatches (Martha Stewart's). i asked him once or twice a week for about a month. 90% of the time, he pointed to the same one (a school-bus yellow), so that's the color on one wall and the ceiling of his bedroom, with the rest of the walls being beige. He's still super happy with it all, and so are we!
I let my then 3-year old choose when we moved houses, but I let her pick from a few curated shades after she said she wanted blue. She picked my favorite. :-)
meh, it's just paint - so far I've let my 2 and 4 year old pick paint colors and it's turned out OK (good thing I like BRIGHT) and I was pretty sly about it too I suppose with giving them choices OR coming back th
I have tried to let my 5-year-old pick her room colors, but when I pick out some choices for her and ask more than 1.5 times which she likes the best, she'd rather eat worms than deal with it anymore, so we just haven't updated the wall color. Apparently I care WAY more than she does.
Ohh my. My opinion on this one stems from my dislike of the old saw, 'The easiest change to make is a fresh coat of paint'. I don't ever want to repaint a room again in our house after five years of color switching here; it is WORK.
I either present my three-year-old with three paint chips and let her pick from those, or I give her the Yolo colors and let her pick from them since they are ALL muted. Now we can get VOC-free from Kelly Moore, the edited-set-of-three happens more often. One trick that works really well lately is I show her several photos from my inspiration images on my computer and let her pick from a room or object vs. a paint chip - we did that for choosing an armoire color, and it was a quicker more certain decision for her. And no, she didn't pick the mushroom color I liked...sigh.
It's not a control freak thing, it is a reflection of how much I dislike prepping and painting rooms. I do it when I have to, and I don't want to do it again any time soon. She's the boss with colors on clothes and shoes, I'm the boss if it's a ton of work or super expensive because of the suffering involved.
Don't even ask me my thoughts on wallpaper, obviously!
A kid may be 4 but he/she alredy knows what she/he likes/dislikes , take that into account.
If you kid is over 10 LET THEM choose the color and the theme and bedding, its their room¡ (and to a teen their room means a lot¡)
When I was 4, we moved into a new house. I desperately wanted a pink bedroom. My parents would only let me choose between light blue and light yellow. I hated both so I went with the lesser of what I considered the two evils: the yellow. I hated it for 8 long years. I still hate that color. Ironically, at that point, my parents moved me out of that room and into a different room and then painted it pink for my little sisters. What color did they paint my new room? Gray. Uhh...thanks? Gray may be cool now but it really wasn't in 1991. Maybe I was ahead of my time.
I hate painting as much as the next person, but I will always let my kids pick out their room's paint color - just maybe not the exact shade. Kids need to feel like they have power of some aspects of their lives - it gives them confidence - and paint color, in my opinion, is a much better way of expressing individualism than, say, dying hair hot pink or something (no, I never did that - maybe I should have...).
I will always let my son choose his environment. I think it gives children confidence and helps them learn how to make some decisions for themselves. We had a house once where my dad refused to paint. It was grey. The entire house looked like a prison. I hate grey and I am not afraid of bright colors like so many people seem to be - in fact my whole house is very cheerfully colorful and that is just how we like it. Now if my child picked beige then I might just cry.
It's just paint. Let the kids have what they want!


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Going booster-less is legal for my kid. But it isn't necessarily safe, and moms like me face a stigma when we keep our kids in the seats.
There are judgy moms and grandparents who look at us like we're over-bearing and over-cautious. Then there are the bratty little snots who come up with gems like "My mom says I don't have to sit in a booster seat anymore. You must be a little baby!" and make you want to kick them out of the carpool.
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How long is your child going to be in a booster. Would they make it until 12?
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I doubt my first born will be in a booster until he is 12. He is VERY tall for his age. I will keep my kids in a booster until they exceed the seat limits.
My daughter (at 7) is 4'10'' and hasnt been able to sit comfortably in a booster seat in months. I think it depends on your kid...
I think they should drop the age guidelines, and put ina height/weight guideline. My five year old is 50 inches tall already, I doubt she's not going to surpass that extra eight inches before twelve. My family is tall, but my husband's family... let's just say my husband is the 'short' one at 6'5". My daughters both surpassed the 'recommended' guideline for rear-facing carseats by 11 months (I kept them in longer, until they passed the seat's reccomended height/weight, but that was still before two).
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How on earth did we manage to get to the ages we are without the gov.
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is showing people how to be evil satanic WITCHES. Notice that they call people in the book WITCHES. That is a sign that they are subliminally training people to use WITCHCRAFT. WITCHCRAFT is satanic. Therefore, Harry Potter promotes WITCHCRAFT and YOU SHALL NOT SUFFER A WITCH TO LIVE. Also, the school is called "Hogwarts School of WITCHCRAFT" showing that is obviously teaching people WITCHCRAFT which is SATANIC. In Harry Potter, the WITCHES went to great pains to conceal themselves from the regular, non-satanic folk. This is obviously a secret WITCHCRAFT guide that tells people how to be WITCHES and worship SATAN, while pretending to be an innocent work of fiction. Real WITCHES exist, but they hide well from us using information gleaned from Harry Potter, so that they can continue to worship SATAN.
This series clearly talks about demons: Slytherin, Draco and so forth. It teaches the dark arts with things like spell casting, astrology, how to put curses on people and astral projection. It is an eye-opener for the totally ignorant and innocent young mind about the evil craft. It creates a yearning to practice it with an exciting story about "normal" young people growing up and leaning about the world and themselves in school. However, it is a satanic school with teachers who are occult masters. These occult masters are made to seem so lovable, caring and sweet that it gives the feeling that nothing could be evil in this whole set-up. It entices the young to become occultists.
It is just pure evil, don't be fooled by calling it entertainment. Witchcraft and sorcery is real and is evil (wicked, ungodly). There are no two ways around that. Nowadays people are easily deceived, especially if you call yourself Christian and think that evil doesn't exist even in the slightest appeal, you are sadly mistaken. Great use of the title 'fiction' to present a real world of witchcraft that really goes on in our world.
Keep your children from watching such films..
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Wands, spells, flying brooms are fine with me. What makes their books and movies dangerous is that they use real satanic invocations in them. Can you imagine the amount of children memorizing them, then playing Harry Potter with their friends, thinking they are making "make believe" magic?
It is just harmful, and their author should know better than to teach real demonic invocations to children. That woman does not deserve the money those products cost.
Buy them anything else instead, and tell them why they can't read/ see Harry Potter.
Because witchcraft is necessarily pagan, and Harry Potter incorporates witchcraft positively into its plot-line. As one who has read Harry Potter multiple times, I can attest to its inclusion of such heretical plot devices as 'wands,' 'potions,' and -- ye heathens be warned -- 'broomsticks.' I'm incognisant of any tale that even approaches the level of pure heresy that Harry Potter spews upon the innocent minds of young children.
The only reason all of you think teaching kids to cast spells on people is so harmless is because you haven't lived in a country like Haiti or Africa or many South American countries where witchcraft and voodoo have been practiced for many years and they know it's not harmless fun. Satan is suttle, years ago it was bewitched, a comedy. Today it is witches of eastwick, a drama. As one man from Africa put it "I don't understand, we have been trying to rid our country of witchcraft for decades and you Americans with all your education are allowing your society to be indicated with it through cartoons, and movies.
I think it would be awesome to be able to perform magic. I do not buy into all the crap that the anti harry potter people(or the frowning down of any book). I believe any book should be allowed to be read. If parents do not want their kids reading a certain book then they can exercise their power as a parent. Witchcraft does not exist. I also am in the belief that there is no god, a god figure maybe. If God comes up to me one day then I will believe him, until then science rules. Also the demonic invocations are actually derived from latin words that mean what the spell does, so if you think they are demonic you might as well call the romans a bunch of satan worshippers and devil lovers. If you think latin is satanic then I will openly call your church satan's church.
Oberon Zell Ravenheart opened a real wizardry and witchcraft school in 2004. It is an online school that teaches its students (who can be as young as 11) real witchcraft and uses the harry potter books as text books for certain subjects. Dont be naive. Witchcraft does exist and harry potter promotes it!
The wiccans of England, or Druids as some know them, were and are today just as the books describe them. They believe that there is power in the wood that the wands are made from. They also believe in incantations from a book of spells. There are master wizards, there are both good and bag magic in their beliefs. These beliefs are exactly what Satan wants us to believe if we have that bent for the occult. It takes away from seeing that one God is the the creator, and that his son died for our sins to bring us back into harmony with him. Nowhere in the series does it give any mention of God, hence by excluding him it is Satanic.
If people would open their eyes and see that yes Harry Potter is full of evil and its a gate way to worse things. Young minds wont think anything of it now but when they get older they will want to perform the spells and other things that Harry potter talks about. Just like there are gate way drugs I believe Harry potter is a gate way to worse witchcraft and its sad because its openly given to kids who know no better. Parents open you're eyes and look at what you're kids are reading because there is a reason they were supposed to be read by adults in the first place and then again there is a reason why they tweaked the books a bit so that kids could understand them. The big picture is that is an easy way for Satan to get into the home and into children's minds.
Im sure if the show was around during medieval times then all the idiots who believed in that superstitious nonsense would say yes, or if you are a literal christian dumba**.
But there is no promotion of satanic witchcraft and it is for entertainment purposes only.
Also there is NO evidence whatsoever that there is any such thing as magic or Satan so either way why would it matter?
Even if people in the books are called witches the books do not show any "REAL" methods of sorcery or witchcraft if it even exists or not, the two people who say the book is teaching people to be witches are blind and need to get their heads out of their butts
The age group that reads it (8-14 ish) know that it's fictional, and are not that deep. The majority of the book is about good, you can't just accuse every book with evil magic in it, or horror books, of promoting evil ideas. It is purely fictional.
Harry Potter is a work of fictional genius. It's pure good, through and through. It's teaching children that there's more to life than just learning and growing - you've got to be brave and have friends. It teaches children that you need to go through a few battles before you can be happy - Harry's struggle to deal with Draco Malfoy's constant bullying, dealing with the deaths of his friends and family - and in the end, his final major battle, the defeat of the evil Dark Wizard Lord Voldemort, showing his coming of age and finally being able to stop running from everything and enjoy his life. The closest Harry Potter gets to real witchcraft is the act of Peter Pettigrew bring Lord Voldemort back from the non-human form he was in, and even that isn't stressed much in the books, basically shown as a slice of a knife and the drop of something in liquid, then a form rising out of a cauldron, and what's so bad about that? Really? It's called Hogwarts School Witchcraft and Wizardry because the ma children who go there are being taught how to RESPONSIBLY USE THEIR MAGICAL ABILITIES, not worship Satan, nothing of that sort is in the series, it's simply a wonderful literary work that I am a big fan of. I, as a fan, do not want to practice witchcraft, or worship Satan, or anything like that, I read the series because it's a wonderful piece that inspired me to read and write. They went to great heights to hide their world from Muggles so that non-magic people wouldn't be asking them left right and center to help with all their problems. Honestly, Harry Potter is just a completely innocent, wonderfully written series about a boy who went from living under a staircase, being abused by his aunt, uncle and cousin, to a responsible man who marries a lovely woman and has beautiful children,
Well, first of all: most kids know that all this Harry Potter stuff isn't real. Not to mention, if 7 year old kids are watching Harry Potter, isn't that kind of lousy parenting? Kids shouldn't watch that stuff. Harry Potter inspired me to write, not believe in summoning broomsticks, and magic wands. It CAN help your imagination, and so on.
Come now. Before you accuse Harry Potter of being the usage of Witchcraft, think for a moment. Harry Potter is a story about loyalty and REPELLING evil. And, let's not forget, one main centering plot in the story, the one thing that caused it all. Love. Say it with me. LOVE. The Bible speaks of love in a gentle, supporting manner; in fact, isn't that one main thing in the bible? Love? Good overpowers evil in this beautiful story, and those who think foolishly enough to assume that this series promotes something as blunt as 'satanic' witchcraft, are truly foolish, stubborn people who refuse to accept the beautiful, loving nature of this story.
Tell me. Would you rather read Twilight, a story about a Mary-Sue teenage girl falling in love with a DEAD MAN, A DRINKER OF BLOOD AND ONCE A KILLER, than Harry Potter, a story of friendship, family, and most importantly, love?
they can't fly on broomsticks and they don't use wands.
Harry Potter is a story about a fight against the dark forces of evil, oppression and fascist rule. It is about loyalty, survival, intellegence, independence, complex relationships, growing up, the awkwardness of teenage years, good and evil and those that will accept evil for personal gain and the terrible price it brings.
Well, witchcraft DOES inolve waving a stick at times, but no, most of the time it is not a "magic wand" as in Harry Potter. Basically, what people are saying is that Harry Potter teaches us how to point a stick, say "Wingardium Leviosa" and have things fly around.
Any adult who still believes this point of view really needs to have their head examined. Also, you should be ranting about The Hunger Games.
Real witchcraft is not saying spells and waving a stick its summoning demons. The force in star wars is actually more satanic. The force is forcing beings (micocloritins or something like that) to do your will. This is very similar to summoning a demon and forcing it to do your will. People think that Harry potter is satanic simply because she uses the words, Witches and witchcraft.
The world of Harry Potter is a fantasy world, its not made to promote anything. Come on people, what you need to understand is that J. K. Rowling didn't go out of her way to promote satanic worship. She just made a beloved children's book that turned into a movie series,


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I've heard of Christmas in July, but summer in April? That is a new one for me. Over the passed few days the temperatures soared in Scituate while the kids are on school vacation. What could be more perfect? If I didn't know what the calendar said I would think we were in August. On Monday, Minot Beach was packed. Both parking lots were full and everyone seemed to be at the beach.
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Phil Jackson Reportedly Interested in Joining Knicks
The New York Knicks have just parted ways with Mike D'Antoni and there have already been a myriad of names rumored to replace him. Former Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls coach Phil Jackson has been a very popular name to replace D'Antoni, and it seems as though the Zen Master would not mind coming to New York.
Several sources have indicated that Jackson is interested in coming back to the Knicks and he likes the pieces on this roster. Jackson has been following Jeremy Lin for quite some time and wants to see how these players fit in with his Triangle Offense.
Although it is likely too late for Jackson to make a push with the Knicks this season, a league source said that the 11-time NBA champion in definitely interested in signing a contract with the team.
If the Knicks were to sign Jackson, it will surely put them in contention for the Eastern Conference title. Jackson is one of those rare coaches who can change a franchise over night. His proven Triangle Offense and history of working with players surely has to please the front office.
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We have given the Bruins a 20 second head start on The Eliminator.
We are an unprepared Rabbit at the Rap Olympics.
We've been knocked down twice against Don Flamenco.
The best analogy, or metaphor actually, for the current state of the series to this point, was actually a single play in last night's game - Johnny Boychuk steam-rolling Braydon Coburn and Scott Hartnell's subsequent slashing penalty. As usual, Hartnell's heart was in the right place, but it was unnecessary and undisciplined. The whole play was a mess, just like the Flyers behind their own blue line for most of the night.
I'm hoping it was because Boosh was temporarily sidelined with the Boomsocket flu, but when Coburn was put directly into the 4th row by the 225 lbs Boychuk, no one said a thing to warn him. No communication. I think Boosh would have screamed at Coburn to get off the tracks, but what about the other guys on the team? No offside winger saw that coming? Not his partner? That was embarrassing, and it was an epidemic last night for the Flyers.
Last night the Flyers were getting absolutely man-handled, and I can't help but think they might deserve it for the amount of embellishing their forwards are doing up front.
The Bruins are coming at us so hard that they are breaking their own faces on the boards.
And not to be so naïve as to pretend that "hits" end up somewhere on the scoreboard, but the attitude is reflected on it.
Big Mesz has a nice hit on Krejci in the third but…besides that Richie took a big run at Marchand when the Bruins were attempting a short-handed break - and missed. And when our captain's not in it physically he's not in it at all.
3 years ago he implanted Tom Poti into the boards behind the net. 2 years ago he put Malkin through the net. Last year he plowed over Marc-Andre Bergeron right before scoring the most exciting goal I've ever seen. This year he's been around for 9 games, but not there.
Ed Snider decided 40 years ago that we weren't going to be pushed around. Now we've got Versteeg playing games all over the ice, Briere and Carcillo embellishing the shit out of everything and one dangerous hitter out there. Anyone can start a post-whistle scrum. Someone needs to let the Bruins know, and maybe more importantly his teammates know, 'Fuck the Bruins.'
Maybe I don't write this if we converted on any of our 10 decent scoring chances during the last 60 minutes of the game. As it stands, we're down 2-0 and we're also being tossed around the ice. Double stink finger.
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This past weekend it was reported that Japan's number one MMA promotion has went out of business.
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DREAM is no longer a going business, we learned today from various people in the industry. Multiple sources have confirmed this with MMA-Japan. OF COURSE and I put this in bold print – YOU NEVER KNOW WITH THINGS IN JAPAN but more than one individual has told me the exact same thing.
Earlier, we reported that they had delayed their July event, possibly for the rest of the year. Now, we are being told that DREAM is no longer a going concern.
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Introducing Veracruz City
Veracruz, like all great port cities, is an unholy mélange of grime, romance and melted-down cultures. Conceived in 1519, this is Mexico's oldest European-founded settlement, but, usurped by subsequent inland cities, it's neither its most historic, nor most visually striking. Countless sackings by the French, Spanish and Americans have siphoned off the prettiest buildings, leaving a motley patchwork of working docks and questionable hybrid architecture punctuated by the odd stray colonial masterpiece. But Veracruz's beauty is in its grit rather than its grandiosity. A carefree spirit reigns in the zócalo (main square) most evenings where the primary preoccupation is who to cajole into a danzón (traditional couples dance). Well known for their warmth and animation, jarochos (people from Veracruz City and surrounding low-lying coastal areas) are lovers not fighters, a fact reflected in their musical dexterity which has a notable Afro-Cuban influence. Fear not: there are kid-friendly aquariums and interesting museums here, but Veracruz's best 'sights' are the less obvious things: its energetic plazas, its cafes full of chin-wagging locals and the unscripted encounters that await in its wild urban pastiche.
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Cempoala Ruins and La Antigua Day Trip from Veracruz
Spend half a day immersed in Mexican history on this fascinating tour from Veracruz. With a local guide, you'll travel to two sites of importance in Mexico's long past — the Mesoamerican archaeological ruins of Cempoala and the small town of La Antigua, the first Spanish settlement in Mexico.
Veracruz City Sightseeing Tour Including San Juan de Ulúa Castle
See Veracruz's top attractions on this 3-hour morning sightseeing tour that includes admission to San Juan de Ulúa, a 16th-century fortress and one of Veracruz's most visited landmarks. You'll also see city sights such as the Zocalo, the Municipal Palace and the 'malecón,' or boardwalk, and take a drive through neighboring Boca del Río.


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I just received the fabric for my next project: draperies and pillows for the den in Schumaker's Chiang Mai Dragon.
Well, this is actually japanoiserie, but I love origami paper. You can use it for decoupage very easily because it comes in easy-to-handle squares.
LOL, I am watching those blue ginger jar lamps on eBay... that pattern is called prunus & cracked ice, if anyone likes it and wants to look for other things.
So why is it that when it's a Chinese room, usually only Chinese stuff gets displayed (sometimes Korean stuff gets mixed in), but when it's Japanese room, it's almost always an equal mix of Japanese and Chinese? Is it really that hard to tell the difference? (That is an honest question. I grew up in Japan so the difference is obvious to me.) I think the only time it's confusing is when it comes down to writing/calligraphy, but definitely nothing else.
AT, I would really love a post dedicated to Japanese stuff sometime, rather than just "China" or a mix ("Asia").
I agree with Mrs. Mack to stop grouping all the "oriental" items.
Chinoiserie traditionally incorporated/mixed in various cultures, as it was the European interpretation of what they imagined the "Orient" to be. It was French for "Chinese-esque", so the interpretive nature was there from the start in the late 17th century, making this post not really about the real deal, but a specific style that has historical and current merit (especially with its incorporation into the renaissance of Hollywood Regency in recent years).
MrsMack: I think we currently cover a great deal more about Japanese design than China already, despite our desire to hunt out and post from other parts of Asia (I've posted from sources in Korea, the Philippines, HK, Singapore). In this particular case, the style of chinoiserie is exactly in regards to that Western reinterpretation of asian motifs. But if you know of any leads to places/people/designs in Japan we could highlight, please send them our way...I've always appreciated the Japanese aesthetic and would love to cover it more.
I added a bunch of asian pieces in my home to the flickr pool. I've mixed up textiles, art, and casegoods with contemporary elements.
Hellooooo, 1988. Been there, seen tooo much of that.
Unfortunately, I don't have any leads...which is why I was hoping to see more here. :(
Japanese decor is sometimes mentioned here, but not as often as you think (I've been obsessively reading AT since August when I discovered this site so I've been paying attention), and when it does it's not always true Japanese decor, as I mentioned above.
There are lots of posts that are design *inspired* by the Japanese, but it's not very Japanese looking (it looks very modern, and the traditional Japanese look is not modern).
Too bad so sad for me, I guess. :(
Thank you Vanessa and Gregory for the mention! We have a great selection of Asian-inspired furniture and more over at LampsPlus.com. Design tips and ideas at our LightPost blog, too.
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A chignon (/ʃɪnˈjɒn/; French pronunciation: [ʃiɲɔ̃]) is a popular type of hairstyle. The word "chignon" comes from the French phrase "chignon du cou," which means nape of the neck.
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Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is known for her chignon.[1]
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The chignon can be traced back to Ancient Greece, where Athenian women commonly wore the style with gold or ivory handcrafted hairpins.[2] Athenian men wore the style as well, but they fastened their chignons with a clasp of "golden grasshoppers", according to The History of the Peloponnesian War, by Thucydides.[3] The chignon was specific to Athens, as other city states, such as Sparta and Cyprus, had their own style of hairdressing. The chignon was also popular in Ancient China, where married women wore the low, knotted hairstyle.[4]
The chignon achieved popularity during the Victorian era; during that time, chignons were often enormous constructions including false hair or pads[citation needed]. Male writers, like Anthony Trollope, were fond of poking fun at the absurdity of the fashion[citation needed].
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- ^ Lisa Rein and Emily Wax, Aung San Suu Kyi finds common cause with Russian dissident punk rockers, Washington Post. September 20, 2012.
- Cox, Caroline and Leguen, Jean Marie. "Chignon". 8 September 2003. BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour. British Broadcasting Company. Accessed 29 April 2007.
- Martin, Kiley. "Early Hairstyling of the Hellenistic Period in Ancient Greece". Morbid Outlook. Accessed 29 April 2007.
- DeBrohun, Jeri. "Power Dressing in Ancient Greece and Rome". National Center for History Education-Commonwealth History Project. Accessed 29 April 2007.
- "History of Hair". 2004. UKHairdressers. Accessed 29 April 2007.
- Mayer, Tanna, et al. "How to Style a Classic Chignon". 28 March 2007. Wikihow. Accessed 29 April 2007.
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