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I have been a member of the faculty at The Sage Colleges, Troy and Albany, N.Y., for over twenty years. I received my Doctorate in physics from the University at Albany in 1983, and my research interests include ion-implantation metallurgy, spectroscopic analysis, and the integration of inquiry into science teaching at all levels. My latest interest is forensic science; as chair of my division, I was responsible for the creation of the B.S. program in forensic science at Russell Sage College (RSC) and now have the title of coordinator of the program. I am responsible for the upkeep of the curriculum, and the advisement of the students in the forensic science major.
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A Shocking Confession
We had a wonderful Christmas with family, food and lots of gifts. Everyone seemed very pleased with what Santa brought them. With all these teens home there is never quiet, and the laundry never stops....
But just when you think you did an okay job raising your kids they do something to make you question your parenting.
If you remember back a few weeks, I shared that we were thinking of allowing Zack, 15, to spend the night with his older brother Ryan, 18, in his dorm at college. The whole trip was about Zack going to see a football game. Well, everything seemed to go well. They had a good time and everyone returned home for Thanksgiving safe and sound.
Ryan and his friend James are here for winter break and the discussion came up about how much they have been drinking while at school. I was not happy to hear about the drinking, but I was never so naive to believe that there wasn't some partying going on. The information that I got from this discussion that startled me wasn't even about the drinking. Zack did not drink even though Ryan and his friends were.
He smoked pot.
Ryan talked a hundred miles an hour with a million excuses. He said he was already sleeping when it happened, and he didn't even know about it until later. I am so upset about it, I just can't believe they couldn't be trusted. I am upset with myself for letting Zack go, I am upset with Ryan for not being more responsible, and I am disappointed with Zack for making such a bad choice. Zack will never be allowed to spend the night with his brother again, or at least for a very long time.
Can I Still Go to the Party, Mom?
After all that, they have the guts to ask if Zack can go with them to a New Year's Eve party 45 miles away. No, Zack will be locked in the church for the all-nighter just like the previous four years. I asked Ryan not to go either, not just because I am worried about him drinking and driving but because I am concerned about others who will be on the road. As of right now, the plan is for all of them to spend New Year's Eve at the church.
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Well, honestly I would be disappointed but I would not be surprised. I drank and smoked pot as a kid, as did a lot of us who are parents now. It had nothing to do with how I was raised, my grandma and aunt did a good job of raising me I think. Its just the things I did as a teenager. Like I said I would be very disapointed and they would probably be punished but again, would not be surprised.
I never caught my son doing things like that. He was pretty good. The first time he drank was in my house last New Year's Eve and he was 20. He drinks now but nothing major and he is now 21! As far as pot goes, I never busted him doing anything like that or any other drugs. If he did try them, I never knew but I really believe he did not.
By the way, hang in there and just because he tried it does not mean he will be some crazy pot head. Talk to him and keep communication open. As hard as it is try to trust him again and don't just shut him down. I don't envy your situation.
I would be more concerned with alcohol than pot. Alcohol impairs you much more and pot although not a good choice you can control yourself but things can get crazy with drinking. They only think I would be concerned with is if he starts doing it regularly as that can limit his motivation and can become metally addictive. Alcohol has wayy more negatives in my book from physical addiction, abuse, violence, no control over mind or body, etc.
Meh, wouldn't really bother me. Like others said I would be A LOT more upset over alcohol.
I really think you are making a mountain out of a mole hill.
Kids are going to experiment. You found out about it, expressed how you felt about it etc Baracading your kids inside the church isn't going to keep them from smoking pot or doing anything else. What you really need to do is show them love and support and tell them that you are disappointed in their choices but that everyone makes mistakes and that you have faith that they will be smarter the next time around. Keeping him from his brother and trying to control his whereabouts is only going to make things worse for you all.
i think they will all try , my daughter , tells me after she moved out and had her first child that yes she has smoked pot when she was with her friends , i said how you were always home , she smoked it on her way to night school , well just to let you know she tryed it and did not like it , today she says mom you did a nice job with me , and i did , but i have 5 more after her so , 17 , 16 ,15 , 10, and 3 year old , oh lord how am i going to keep up with them , i wll and love it too!!!!!!
You would be surprised at what happens at those church functions. I have been to a lot when I was younger, and decided to stop going because it was a lot of kids that brought alcohol, and pot! So I dont think its surprising that he tried it... at least you found out. I think its best to trust him and talk to him about it. It happens a lot, and if my parents had talked to me about it, I prob wouldnt have done it as much. My parents were soo naive about what I was doing. When I was younger, my first time was at my older sisters house with college kids over. It happens, but dont think it wont happen at a church lock-in. I know plenty of people where that is the first place they tried pot. I truly think the best thing for a parent to do, is just talk to your kids and keep an open line of communication. It is really good that you know about it, but dont use the information to shelter yourself from him, I would use it to open that communication and trust him.
On another note, If I knew about it too, my daughter would probably be grounded from anything, and then I would talk to her about it and make sure she was to know that I cannot control the fact, but only hope she makes right decisions from the way I raise her. Hope it all goes well :) And I know it is not the best time to find out about something like that, and no time is.
My little man isn't due until March 2, but I don't know that I'd freak out if I found out he was drinking or smoked pot. Kids need to experience the teen years for themselves (within reason). My parents divorced when I was 13, and I went to live with my mom and stepdad when I was 14. They knew I drank and smoked pot (both very occasionally) starting when I was 15, and they thought it was just a teenage phase thing. The drinking never became a regular thing, but the pot was nearly a daily thing. When I was 16, they put me in an outpatient rehab facility. Everyone in my twice-weekly group (along with the counselors) were having a hard time believing that my folks put me in rehab for pot, and I still have a hard time believing it, but it's been so long, it's almost laughable. I say laughable because both my parents and my stepdad are big time potheads. I didn't find this out until after I moved out of the house when I was 18. When I was in my 20's, there were several occasions when they asked me to "hook them up" cuz I guess we were cool like that. I don't resent the 6 months I went to rehab, or hooking my folks up, but it still kind of baffles me. I don't want to be that kind of parent. I know being a parent allows you to be hypocritical to a certain point, but I think my situation was a little overboard on their part.
Also, I have to agree with BaisMom - using his honesty to punish him and keep him away from his brothers will only make them all be resentful. I would be extremely grateful that he was HONEST with you about what happened, a million excuses or not. He knew you would be disappointed, and didn't want you to get mad at him or his brothers - hence the million excuses. Of course he knows you're not happy, you're disappointed and hurt and now you will be overprotective of his time away from you. I think this will cause a secrecy issue - he will do things behind your back, and when you confront him about it, he'll lie or clam up. We were all teens once, and whether or not we smoked pot, or drank, or whatever, we all did things we didn't want our parents to know about - not just to protect ourselves, but to protect them too. I'm glad that you and your son have good communication - that's more than most people can say about the relationship they had with their parents as a teen. Use that to your advantage - he loves you and doesn't want to disappoint you, but he will have a hard time being honest with you if your response is to keep him away from his brothers or lock him in at a church function.


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You can almost make a game of your walk through "The Portrait Unbound," a new exhibition of portraits at the High Museum of Art that opens Jan. 23.
What do a red wagon and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial have in common? Colin Powell.
An American flag, an old airplane, a spacecraft? Buzz Aldrin.
A silhouette from "The Color Purple" and a line of Grammys? Quincy Jones.
The digital images, photographed, layered and manipulated by California artist Robert Weingarten, are his answer to the question of whether you can make a portrait of a person without using their image. He signed on high-profile subjects — Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jane Goodall, Billy Graham, Sandra Day O'Connor, Steven Sondheim — and asked for a list of objects that represent them. Some returned with notes in messy scrawl, others in tidy type on official letterhead. Weingarten photographed the items, reserved the right to remove some, promised not to add more without asking and manipulated the images he wound up with.
A video inside the gallery shows the artist at work on a portrait of Hank Aaron, shooting all around the Braves baseball legend, but not the man himself.
The exhibition features 21 large-scale photos, all prints that you can examine up close. You'll miss a few elements of the images on the first look, and on the second, you'll wonder why you didn't see them right away. Wait till the end to read the text on the wall — just look at the image and see where it takes you.
You can't help but wonder what your own portrait would look like, what objects, places and words would represent you without showing your or anybody you love. You can make a game of that, too.
Want to go? Jan. 23-May 30. $18, $15 for people 65 and older and students, $11 for ages 6-17, free for members and children 5 and younger. High Museum of Art, 1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta. 404-733-4444, www.high.org.
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I live in Phoenix otherwise I'd totally go, plus it's over this weekend. Wish I would have known earlier the trip would have been worth it, plus I've never been to Atlanta. Luckily there is an exhibit at Phoenix Art Museum featuring some Robert Weingarten pieces and other great photographers.
January 30th, 2010
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If this is a blog entry about art, why did Jamie Gumbrecht write about the "game" of learning about famous figures? Would these images stand-up to the scrutiny of art critics if the collages were not of famous people? Can this even be called photography when almost none of the material in the Aldrin piece is original Robert Weingarten photography? In the Chuck Close piece the main subject is a painting by Vermeer and it is Vermeer's art that pulls us in. Weingarten is gaining fame by association with fame and it is a pattern in his work that can be seen in his palette series, portrait series and Jackson Pollock series. This is a savvy marketing ploy but it is not art.
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Great exhibit–don't miss it. Since the subjects of each portrait selected the symbols and object to represent them you learn so much about how they view themselves and the creative process of putting them all together into the portrait is also facinating.
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It wasn't my intention to spend another day analyzing the Braves until I actually arrived on site in Florida at Camp Please Don't Fold This Season. (Pitchers and catchers report Sunday. The balance of the squad and columnists with non-guaranteed contracts report a week from Friday).
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I'm on the record as believing the Braves did not need to make a significant move this past winter, despite last season's collapse. Nor did I expect them to. Despite all rumors to the contrary, their two most likely tradeable assets, Jair Jurrjens and Martin Prado, both were coming off injuries. General manager Frank Wren no doubt tried to stir the trade market, but we can assume he never got a reasonable offer (or he would've made the deal). Not a shock.
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He has left the team to begin chemotherapy..
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prayers and thoughts to a former jets coach. hope he recovers and the titans can rally around this before things get ugly over there
God speed.
Get well soon, Dinger.
Best of luck, and well wishes for a speedy recovery Mike.
Yikes. Had no love for him as a coordinator but NO ONE should suffer through Cancer. NO ONE! :(
Get well, Mr. Heimerdinger.
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Glad to see we stayed classy. Best of luck to him.
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Dinger, Get well soon!!
He is the OC who came after Paul Hackett, and for that I am forever grateful.
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(410) 391-5113; (410) 256-5560; 410-913-9452
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, Fri, Sat, Sun: 8am till Dark
DIRECTIONS : From I-695, Take I-95 North to Exit 67A to Rt. 43. First exit to Phil. Rd. Turn right at light go to next intersection and turn left at Cowenton Ave. Go over I-95 overpass, farm is on the left.
FEATURES: White Pine up to 12'; Douglas Fir, Norway & Blue Spruce to 8'; Scotch Pine to 8'. Baling, shaking, and tree drilling. Saws available.
Douglas E. Martin
18130 Falls Rd, Hampstead, MD 21074
(410) 374-2226
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Opening Day: Dec. 1, Sat & Sun: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : I-83 to Exit 27, Mt Carmel Rd west to Falls Rd. Make right on Falls Rd, 2 miles north to farm on right.
FEATURES: Pre-cut, Live B&B, and Choose & Cut Trees. Wreaths. Tree shaking & netting free. Wagon rides, food, and saws available. You cut or we cut for you. Restroom facilities available.
Phyllis Curreri
2105 Mt Carmel Road, Parkton, MD 21120
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, Thurs–Sun: 9am-4pm
DIRECTIONS: I-83 north to Exit 27 (Hereford). Turn left on Mt Carmel Rd. Farm is 2.7 miles on left.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Choose & Cut Firs, Pine and Spruce. Pre-cut Fraser firs. Fresh holly, wreaths, roping. Saturdays & Sundays: hayrides, Carol's Chuck wagon. Complimentary shaking & baling. Saws available. Cash and all major credit cards accepted.
"Celebrating 30 seasons!"
Robert A. Ruhl
14430 Jarrettsville Pike, Phoenix, MD 21131
(410) 666-2924
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, Fri, Sat, Sun only: 9am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS: ½ Mile North of Jacksonville; From I-695 Take Exit 27B, Dulaney Valley Rd. For 4 Miles, Then Bear Left On Jarrettsville Pike (Rt. 146) for 5 miles to Farm on left.
FEATURES: Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, and Meyers Spruce up to 8 ft. Roping & wreaths. Saws available. Free shaking & baling. Toilet facilities available.
Bud Waller & Family
925 Freeland Rd, Freeland, MD 21053
410-357-5266, 443-895-3935
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 23 – Dec. 24, Daily: 9am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS: I83 North to Exit 36; West on Rt. 439 to Rt. 45 (York Rd.) Right 1 mile to traffic light. Turn left on Freeland Rd., proceed 1 ½ miles, Sign On Left.
FEATURES: Canaan & Douglas Fir, White Pine, and Pre-cut Fraser Fir. You cut or we cut for you. Free handling assistance, baling, drilling, & hospitality. Tree stands and handmade wreaths available.
Charles C. Cawley
24320 Willow Pond Rd, Denton, MD 21629
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Daily: 9am till Dark
DIRECTIONS: 1 mile west of Denton. Rt. 328 (Newbridge Rd., Matthewstown Rd.)
FEATURES: Cut Your Own Tree. Fri, Sat & Sun we cut. Tree shaking & netting. Carts and saws available. Wreaths. B&B trees available.
"Thousands to choose from!"
Judy, Bruce & Nick Davidson
1105 Emory Church Rd., Upperco, MD 21155
(410) 239-6556
OPEN: Nov. 23 & 24; Nov. 29 - Dec. 23, Daily: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : From I-695 take 795 N to Rt.140. Follow to Rt.91 (Emory Rd.), turn right go 3 mi., then turn left on Emory Church Rd. Go 1.2 mi. to farm on right.
FEATURES: Fraser Fir to 12'; Douglas Fir to 9'; Canaan Fir to 9'; Blue Spruce to 12'; Norway Spruce & White Pine to 18'; Pre-cut Fraser Fir to 18'. Small quantities (100 or less) of Serbian, White, & Black Spruce. Balsam Fir to 8'. Wreaths, roping, & stands. Cleaning, baling, drilling, saws. Cutting & loading help available.
"Our 47th year!"
Bill & Kristy Fanning
2311 Neudecker Rd. Westminster, MD
(410) 876-7680
OPEN: Nov. 30 – Dec. 22, Sat & Sun only: 9:30am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS : 5 mi E of Westminster –Rt 140/97 to Gorsuch Rd (McDonalds on corner) East on Gorsuch (1/2 way around roundabout) at 3.1 mi to Leisters Church Rd. Turn right 1.2 mi to a left on Neudecker Rd. ¼ mi to farm on rt.
FEATURES: Choose & Cut, B&B, wreaths, greens. Trees: Pine (White, Bosnian etc.); Firs (Douglas, Fraser, etc.); Spruce (Blue, Norway, Serbian, etc.). Toilet facilities available.
Frank Koontz
3601 Shiloh Road, Hampstead, MD 21074
OPEN: Thanksgiving till Christmas , Sat & Sun Only: 9am–5pm
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Cut your own: White Pine up to 14', Blue Spruce, and Fraser Fir.
Clyde & Cindy Hirt
917 Arnold Rd., Westminster, MD 21157
(410) 876-8839
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 23, Daily: 9am-4pm
DIRECTIONS : South on Rt.97 out of Westminster. 1 mile, turn left on Hook Rd. Follow for 1.2 miles, turn left on Arnold Rd. First farm on right. Look for signs.
FEATURES: Douglas Fir 5'-12'; Canaan Fir 5'-9'; White Pine 5'-12'; Norway Spruce 5'-12'; Blue Spruce 5'-10'; Serbian Spruce 5'-12'. Dug trees of all types available. Homemade wreaths and swags, holly bundles, snacks & hot chocolate!
"Unique, clean, country farm setting, our 39th year!"
J.C. & Dianna Kirby
999 Unger Rd., Taneytown, MD 21787
(410) 346-6610
OPEN: Nov. 30 – Dec. 15, Weekends Only: 10am-4pm
DIRECTIONS : Rt. 795 to Rt. 140 W. 7 miles past Westminster, turn right on Mayberry Rd. and follow signs to JCK.
FEATURES: Douglas Firs 4'-8'; Canaan Firs 6'-8'; White Pines 8'-10'. Tree baling, shaking & saws available. Holiday crafts and hot chocolate.
Bill, Jean & Joseph Coshun
4364 Middleburg Rd., Union Bridge, MD 21791
(410) 775-0176
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 22; Thurs-Sun: 9am-5pm; Closed Mon-Wed
DIRECTIONS : 12 mi West of Westminster, between Uniontown and Keymar.
FEATURES: Trees: Pines, Firs, & Spruces. Baling & saws available. Handmade wreaths and warm apple cider.
The Wolfe Family
1150 Fannie Dorsey Rd, Sykesville, MD
(410) 795-8314
OPEN : Nov. 23 – Dec. 22, Fri, Sat, Sun: 9am-5pm rain or shine, Mon–Thurs: 10am-5pm rain or shine
DIRECTIONS: N. of Woodbine. From I-70 take exit 76 (Rt. 97) north 4.9 miles. Turn left on Fannie Dorsey Rd for 1.3 miles & look for farm entrance on right.
FEATURES: Cut Your Own Trees include: Fraser Fir 5'-10' (6000); Douglas Fir 5'-11' (6000); Concolor Fir 5'-6' (200); Norway Spruce (500). Retail Lot open 9am-5pm weekdays: Fraser Fir up to 12' & Douglas Fir up to 12'. Large display of tabletops. Also available: Roping, fresh wreaths made daily on our farm, custom decorated wreaths, crafts & tree bags. Available at no charge: Tree baling, cleaning, & drilling. Tree carts for hauling trees and hand saws. Indoor & outdoor restrooms. Available Weekends: Hot dogs, hot chocolate, hot cider, hot coffee & Barbeque sandwiches
"120 Acres of Manicured Fields"
Ronald & Lori Sewell
3400 Harney Road, Taneytown, MD 21787
(410) 756-4397
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 23 – Dec. 22, Daily: 9am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS : Rt. 140 west through Taneytown. Edge of town, turn right onto Harney Rd. Farm 1/2 mile on left.
FEATURES: Choose & Cut: Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Concolor Fir, Norway Spruce (6'-10'), Blue Spruce (6'-8'). Retail Lot: Fraser Fir up to 20'. Wreaths, roping, and Christmas shop. Saws provided, hauling assistance, & free baling. Concessions on weekends.
"A Truly Beautiful Farm to Visit with 65 Acres of Trees."
Dave & Lisa Showvaker
2020 Garrett Road, Manchester, MD 21102
(410) 374-1499
OPEN: Nov. 23 - Dec. 24 , Weekends: 9am-5pm; Weekdays: 12am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : From Baltimore Beltway Rt. 695 take Rt. 795 N to exit 9A. Route 30 North to Garret Rd. on left at PA/MD line.
FEATURES: Walk through our 50 acres of "choose & cut" trees. Also visit the area's largest selection of fresh cut trees protected from the weather. Complimentary hot drinks, lots of parking. Petting zoo. Hot food on weekends. Credit cards accepted. Play area & gift shop. Visit our website for a free gift coupon. Cathedral height trees, wreaths, roping, Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, Concolor Fir, White & Scotch Pine, live trees to plant. Open House Weekend with prizes and specials Nov. 26 & 27. Baling, shaking, drilling, and loading assistance included free Along With Happy Christmas Memories!
The Rhodes Family
6109 Davis Road, Woodbine, MD 21797
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 23, Fri, Sat, Sun: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Located 6 miles north of Mt. Airy. From I-70 take 27N for 4 miles. Turn right on Gillis Falls Rd., go 2 miles, turn left on Davis Rd. Farm is ½ mile on right.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Choose & Cut and B&B: Douglas Fir, White Pine, & Blue Spruce. Saws, shaking, baling, and tree transport available. Toilet facilities available.
Wayne Thomas
3501 Hanover Pike, Manchester MD
(410) 374-9538
OPEN: Nov. 25 - Dec. 24, Daily: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : From 695 take 795 N. to exit 9A. Take Rt. 30 N. 1/3 mi. north of Manchester on Rt. 30. Farm on right.
FEATURES: White Pine, Blue Spruce, Canaan Fir, Douglas & Fraser Fir, Concolor Fir. Greens, holly, wreaths, swags, & tree stands. Free shaking, baling, & drilling. Saws and toilet facilities available.
"An Immaculate Show Place Farm with 50 Clean Acres."
Gary Benjamin
106 Old Hilltop Road, Conowingo, MD 21918
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 30-Dec. 1, Dec. 7-8, Dec. 14: 9am–4pm
DIRECTIONS: From I-95 take 222/275 north to 276 toward Rising Sun to Liberty Grove Rd. to McCauley Rd. to 106 Hilltop Rd.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Douglas Fir, Canaan Fir, White Pine, and Blue Spruce for Choose & Cut. Saws provided. Free shaking and baling. Concessions: hot dogs, hot chocolate, cookies, cider, sodas.
The Underwood Family
361 Fairview Road, Elkton, MD 21921
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 2 - Dec. 23
Tagging: Nov. 2 – Nov. 27, Daily: 9am-4pm
Choose & Cut: Nov. 25 – Dec. 23, Weekdays: 9am-5pm; Weekends: 8am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Located at the head of the Chesapeake Bay. Visit our website for directions.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir, and Blue Spruce. Pricing includes tree baling, shaking, and drilling. Also available tabletop trees, white pine roping, and fresh Fraser fir and boxwood wreaths -- plain or custom decorated. Saws and hand carts provided. Tree stands, watering devices, large selection of ornaments in our Christmas shop. Straw fort and swings for the kids. Free hot cider and hot chocolate. Toilet facilities available. Credit cards accepted.
"Our 50th Year!"
T-n-T TREES at MAPLE SPRINGS FARM
Anthony & Cynthia Timko
1415 Singerly Road, Elkton, MD 21921
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 23, Daily: 9am till Dusk
DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 40 take 213N through Elkton. Farm is 1.5 miles north of Rt. 213/Rt. 279 intersection. From Rt. 273 take 213S from Fair Hill, go approximately 5 miles to second farm after I-95. From I-95 take Elkton Exit 109 (Rt. 279) west to Rt. 213. Turn right (north) at intersection (just past firehouse). Farm is 1.5 miles north of this intersection. Farm is directly across from Ricketts Mill Rd.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Fir, Pine, & Spruce trees. Wreaths, roping, & grave pieces. Free shaking & baling. Free bags & loose greens. Food cart on weekends. Santa on Sundays 11-2.
Jim & Marilyn Harris
7102 E New Market-Elwood Rd, Hurlock, MD 21643
OPEN: Starting Dec. 3: Tues & Fri: 1pm-5pm; Sat: 10am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Leave Preston heading East; turn right at Md 331/16 toward Hurlock; farm is 0.2 miles on right across from Preston Ford; follow sign to trees.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Douglas Fir and Concolor Fir - hand sheared for natural look. Wreaths. Saws and baling available.
Michael J. Ryan
10120 Clemsonville Rd., Union Bridge, MD 21791
(410) 848-6083
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 24, Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm; Sat & Sun: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : On Clemsonville Rd. just off Rt. 26, 31 or 75. From Frederick take Liberty Road (Rt 26) east thru Libertytown. Turn left on Rt 31 for 3 miles to Clemsonville Road. Turn left. From Baltimore take Liberty Road (Rt 26) west, Turn right (6 miles west of Taylorsville) on Clemsonville Rd. Look for farm signs.
FEATURES: 200 acres. Fir, Pine, & Spruce - $20 each. Trees to 14 ft. Christmas Barn and Santa. Wreaths, saws, stands, & free treats.
Brian Riesett
2700 Sumantown Road, Middletown, MD 21769
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Fri 12pm-5pm; Sat & Sun 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Route 340W to Lander Rd. exit. Right off of ramp. Left at Rt. 180, right at Rt. 383. Follow Rt. 383 to right at Sumantown Rd. Farm sign and driveway on left.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Choose & cut farm featuring Douglas, Concolor & Canaan fir, Blue spruce, and Norway spruce. Pre-cut Fraser fir available. Christmas barn for shopping and food.
Ken Willets
Dublin Rd., Walkersville, MD 21793
(301) 829-0394
OPEN: Nov. 28 - Dec. 22, Weekends only: 9am-4pm
DIRECTIONS : From Frederick, take Rt. 15 N for 5 mi. Turn right on Biggs Ford Rd. Go 1-1.5 mi to Dublin Rd., turn left and go 1.0 mi to farm lane on left. E&E Tree Signs on right.
FEATURES: Trees: White Pine to 12'; Norway Spruce to 10'; Douglas Fir to 10'; Canaan Fir to 8'; Austrian Pine to 10'. Thousands to choose from! Large selection of live B&B trees. Picture op area. Refreshments, roping, wreaths. Saws available. Free baling. Toilet facilities available.
Don Franz
12056 Fingerboard Road, Monrovia, MD 21770
301-865-1798; 301-717-8449
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 24, Weekends: 9am-5pm; Weekdays: 11am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: 3 miles west of Damascus on Rt. 80. From I-270 take Rt. 27 north through Damascus, then left on Rt. 80 for 3 miles. Farm on left opposite Overlook Lane. From I-70 take Rt. 27 south 3.5 miles. Turn right on Rt. 80. From Urbana take Rt. 80 east 6 miles.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: 100 acres of Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, Scotch Pine, and White Pine – all sizes.
Mike & Lisa Gaver
5501 Detrick Rd., Mt. Airy, MD 21771
(301) 865-3515
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov 29
DIRECTIONS : Take I-70 Exit 62 to Rt 75N briefly to Rt 144E to left on Detrick Rd.
FEATURES: Trees: Blue Spruce; Fraser, Canaan, Concolor & Douglas Fir; Scotch & White Pine to 10'. Fresh wreaths, roping, etc. Pre-cut trees. FREE shaking, baling, tree drilling & saw use. Food available.
"Quality Trees & Beautiful Historic Farm!"
Mehrl Mayne
3420 Buckeystown Pike, Buckeystown, MD 21717
(301) 662-4320
Email: MaynesTreeFarm @comcast.net
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 23, Daily: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : Exit 31B off Interstate 270 – 4 miles south on Rt. 85 thru Buckeystown, 1st farm on right.
FEATURES: Douglas, Canaan, & Fraser Firs, White Pine, and Norway Spruce. Wreaths, roping, and crafts. Drilling, shaking, & baling. Tie down available.
Aleta Glotfelty - Owner; Carl Robison - Manager
145 Pineview Drive, Oakland, MD 21550
301-334-9506; 301-616-7592
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Week of Thanksgiving till Christmas, Weekdays: 10am-6pm; Weekends: 10am-7pm
DIRECTIONS: From I-68 take US 219 South 27 miles. Farm is located on right 2 miles North of Oakland.
FEATURES: Fresh cut tree lot or Choose & Cut your own. Fraser Fir, White Pine, Blue Spruce, and more. Saws provided. Free shaking & baling. Fresh wreaths, garland, and swags. Also available live B&B trees for replanting. Credit cards accepted. Firewood available.
Taylor M. Sines, Jr.
2858 Broadford Rd., Oakland, MD 21550
301-334-7291; 301-616-0488
OPEN: Nov. 23 - Dec. 24, Weekdays: 10am-7:30pm; Weekends: 10am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: 1) 219 South from Rt. 40. Go 22 miles to Kings Run Rd., make left. At intersection, approximately 2 miles make right on Broadford Rd. and left to farm. 2) US Route 135 West near Deer Park. Turn left onto Broadford Road, approximately 2 miles to farm. 3) Downtown Oakland, tale Memorial Drive to Broadford Road, Turn left. Follow the signs.
FEATURES: Choose & Cut, fresh selection of Pre-cut trees, large trees 10'+, wreaths, swags & custom garlands.
"Don't Decorate Until You Have Visited The Barn At Woodlake!"
Bob & Wilma Muir
3744 Ady Road, Street, MD 21154
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29: 9am, Nov. 30 – Dec. 22, Thurs: 12pm-4:30pm; Fri,Sat,Sun: 9am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS: Located directly on Rt. 543 approximately 8 miles north of Rt. 1 and 1.5 miles south of Rt. 165.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Douglas & Canaan fir 6'+; White Pine 6'-15'; Tree stands, bags, floor protectors, handmade wreaths, swags, & roping. Gift table. Free hot cider and tree baling. Saws provided. Toilet facilities available.
"Home of 2012 MD State Fair Grand Champion Tree!"
Bob Chance
3631 Berkley Rd., Darlington, Maryland 21034
410-457-4842, 410-457-4766, 410-459-5362
Email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 24 - Dec. 24 , Weekdays: 12pm-4pm; Weekends: 10am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Exit 89W from I-95, 12 miles north of Bel Air on Route 1 near Conowingo Dam. Look for road signage.
FEATURES: Exotic Firs, Fraser & Nordman Firs, Blue & Norway Spruce, White & Scotch Pine to 15'. We have large trees and nice variety of living balled trees. Santa on weekends. Free greens, drilling, baling. Wreaths. No Dogs.
"Our 28th Year!"
Jeff and Sue Hale
4827 Norrisville Road, White Hall, Maryland 21161
OPEN: Nov. 30 - Dec. 22, Weekends only: 9am–5pm
DIRECTIONS: From I-83 take exit 36 (Maryland Line/Rt. 439 East) for 7 miles. Take a left onto Rt. 23 North (Norrisville Road). Tree farm is approx. 2 miles on the right.
FEATURES: Douglas Fir 6'-12'; Fraser Fir 6'-10'; White Pine 6'-12'; Concolor Fir 6'-9'. Free tree shaking and tree wrapping.
The Hughes Family
3123 Copenhaver Rd. , Street, MD 21154
(410) 838-2820
OPEN: Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 9AM until dark November 22nd until Christmas, and by appointment
DIRECTIONS: From I95, exit 80. Take Route 543 North. Continue on Route 543 for 3.5 miles north of Route 1 in Hickory. Turn right on Copenhaver Road.
Choose &
Cut and Pre-cut trees. Douglas Fir and Fraser Fir. Full size trees start at $20.
"Bring the family for a holiday tradition!"
James & Gary Thomas; Boyd & Dana Saulsbury
4336 St. Clair Bridge Rd., Jarrettsville, MD 21084
1121 Holy Cross Rd, Street MD 21154
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 22, Weekdays: 10am-5pm; Weekends: 9am-5pm
St. Clair Bridge Rd. site will be open on Nov. 23 & 24 from 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: Visit our website for directions.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Cut your own trees and retail lot available at two locations within one mile of each other. Trees include: Fraser Fir 5'-12' (8000); Douglas Fir 5'-11' (6000); Concolor Fir 5'-10' (500); Blue Spruce 5'-9' (800); White Pine 5'-8' (200). Retail lot trees cut from our farm only. Display of tabletop trees and Balled & Burlapped live trees. Also available White pine roping and fresh wreaths made daily on our farm. Pricing includes tree baling, drilling, and shaking. Saws and hand carts to pick up trees provided. Full hot lunch menu available on the weekends with picnic tables and bonfire. Santa arrives on the weekends and Hay rides. Credit Cards accepted. Train display and other gifts available in our sales barn.
"Largest Tree Farm in Maryland with over 150 Acres of Trees!"
Maurice & Deborah Jones
Two Locations: 3500 Prospect Road, Street, MD 21154 (30 acre Tree Farm)
2100 Philadelphia Road, Edgewood, MD 21040 (Retail Tree Lot)
OPEN: Both locations Nov. 29 – Dec. 23, Mon-Thurs: 12pm-5pm, Fri-Sun: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: See our website for directions.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Choose & Cut, B&B, Pre-cut Fraser Fir, Concolor Fir, Douglas fir, Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, White Pine, and "Old Country exotics," 5'-12'. Greens, roping,and fresh-made wreaths — "our specialty"! Beverages and snacks available. Credit cards accepted.
Earle L. Browning
18765 Penn Shop Road, Mt. Airy, MD 21771
(301) 831-5355
OPEN: Nov. 23 - Dec 23, Sat: 9am-5pm; Sun: 1pm-5pm; Mon-Fri: 2pm-5pm
DIRECTIONS: 1 mile South of I-70, ½ mile East of Route 27 to 18765 Penn Shop Road.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: White Pine and Douglas Fir. White Pine up to 15' - $30 each. Douglas Fir up to 15' - $40 each. Decorated wreaths - $15, decorated swags - $15. Roping & greens also available.
The Healey Family
14098 Reps Rd, Cooksville, MD 21723
15097 Frederick Rd, Woodbine, MD 21797
(410) 442-2388
OPEN: Both locations Nov. 23 – Dec. 22
Cooksville: Weekends: 9am-4:30pm
Woodbine: Weekdays: 11am-6pm, Weekends: 9am-6pm
DIRECTIONS: Woodbine location: From Baltimore take I-70 towards Frederick to Exit 76, turn left on Rt. 97S ¼ mile to 1ststright (Rt. 144) follow 1 mile to tree farm on left. From Wash Take Rt. 97 North (Georgia Ave) 15 miles past Olney to left on Rt. 144 Follow 1 mile to tree farm on left.
Cooksville location: From Baltimore take I-70 towards Frederick to Exit 76 (Rt. 97 North) ¼ mile to 1st right (Monticello Drive) Follow 1 mile to left on Reps Rd. From Wash Take Rt. 97 North (Georgia Ave) 15 miles past Olney. Go under I-70 to 1st right (Monticello Drive) Follow 1 mile to farm on left.
FEATURES: U-Cut White Pine, Douglas Fir, Canaan Fir, Norway Spruce & Blue Spruce. Fresh cut Fraser Fir & Douglas Fir. Christmas shop: wreaths, roping, swags, beautiful Poinsettias grown in our greenhouses. Refreshments, saws & toilet facilities available. Free tree shaking and baling.
15155 Triadelphia Mill Rd Glenelg, MD 21737
(410) 489-4460
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, Mon–Thurs: 12pm-5pm; Fri-Sun: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS: From Route 32: Turn on Ten Oaks Rd, make a right at the circle onto Triadelphia Rd. The Farm is 4 miles on the right. From Baltimore: Route 29 to Route 32 and follow above directions. From Olney: Route 97 North, right onto Roxbury Rd., Right onto Triadelphia Rd. Farm is 2 miles.
FEATURES: White Pine, Douglas Fir, Balsam Fir, Concolor Fir, Blue Spruce, and fresh cut Fraser Fir. We supply the saw. Santa is here on the weekends. Our Farm Store has wreaths, roping, homemade crafts, and more. Free tree cleaning, drilling, and baling.
Andy & Donna Simmons
26004 Still Pond Neck Rd., Still Pond, MD 21667
(410) 778-0451 (H) or (410) 348-5407 (F)
OPEN: Nov 30 - Dec 22, Sat & Sun only: 9am-5pm
DIRECTIONS : From Chestertown, Rt.213 North 5 miles; left on Rt.561 2 miles; Right on Rt.298 2 miles; left on Rt.292 2 miles; left on Rt.443 (Still Pond Neck Rd.) 1/4 mile to farm on right.
FEATURES: Choose & Cut: White & Scotch Pine, Douglas Fir, and Blue Spruce. Pre-cut trees, handmade on the farm wreaths & white pine roping, beverages, and wagon rides.
The Butler Family
22222 Davis Mill Rd, Germantown, MD 20876
(301) 972-3299
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 22 - Dec. 23, Tues-Sun: 9:30am-5:30pm; Dec. 24: 9:30am-3pm
DIRECTIONS : Take 270 North, exit #16A, bear right onto Rt27 toward Damascus, right on Brink Rd, left on Wildcat Rd.
FEATURES: Cut Your Own White Pine & Douglas Fir. Pre-cut trees at Farm Market. Custom wreath design, roping, stands. Free hot cider & saws. Free baling & shaking.
"The Area's Show Place Farm Market!"
Sterling King
24601 Stringtown Road, Clarksburg, MD 20871
(301) 253-4521
OPEN: Nov. 30 – Dec. 22 , Sat & Sun Only: 10am–5pm
DIRECTIONS : From I-270 take Exit 18 (Rt. 121) Go N. and straight on Rt. 121/Stringtown Rd for 2.4 miles. 1st farm on the right past Hawkes Rd., sign in yard.
FEATURES: Cut your own: Blue Spruce, Douglas, Fraser, and Balsam Firs. Free use of saws and free rope. One price for any type or size up to 10 ft. Over 10 ft. price slightly more.
Judy & Don Boswell
20701 Slidell Road, Boyds, MD 20841
(301) 972-9355
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Dec. 7 - Dec. 22, Weekends: 9am-4pm; Weekdays: 3pm-5pm
DIRECTIONS: From I-270 take Exit 18 to MD 121. Go south 4 miles, right on MD 117 West 1 mile, right on Slidell Rd., first driveway on right.
FEATURES: Douglas Fir 6'-9'; Concolor Fir 6'-8'; Norway Spruce 6'-8'; Homemade wreaths, saws, and toilet facilities.
Sarah & John Stockstill
4102 Old Crain Highway, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
301-627-3768; 301-520-3127
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 21 (or until sold out), Fri, Sat, Sun: 8:30am-4:30pm
DIRECTIONS: From North: Rt. 50 to 301 south. Approximately 8 miles. Left at Village Dr. (Immediately after Weigh Station.) Immediate right on Old Crain. 1 mile on left. From South: Rt. 301 north to Marlboro Pike. Right at Arby's. ¼ mile make left on Old Crain. 1 mile on right.
PRODUCTS/SERVICES: Douglas Fir, Canaan Fir, Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce and White Pine to cut. Freshly cut Fraser Fir also available. Snack Shack on site. Blowing, baling, and assistance loading available free of charge.
Harriet & Ed Coporin
317 Devers Branch Road, Centreville, MD 21617
410-758-0405, 410-490-1380; 410-490-1381
email: email@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, Thurs & Fri: 1pm-5pm; Sat & Sun: 9am-5pm; closed Mon-Wed
DIRECTIONS : 20 miles North of Bay Bridge on Rt.301, turn East on Rt. 305 and go 2 miles, turn right onto Dean Rd. and go 7/10 mi to Devers Br. Rd., turn left. Blue Heron Farm is 1 mile on the left.
FEATURES: Douglas & Canaan Fir, White Pine, Pre-cut Fraser Fir. Free tree cleaning, baling, & drilling. Hand carts to pick up trees. Wreaths, stands, crafts, & gifts. Saws and toilet facilities available.
Roger and Nacy Lavoie
27118 QueenTree Road, Mechanicsville, MD 20659
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OPEN: Nov. 29 - Dec. 21, Daily: Noon till Dusk
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Dynamic effects of public investment: Vector autoregressive evidence from six industrialized countries
AbstractWe analyze the dynamic relationship between public investment and output. Whereas existing empirical studies on the effects of public capital typically rely on single-equation models of the private sector, we investigate the role of public investment in an economy by examining impulse responses derived from vector autoregressions. Using data from six industrial countries, we specifically examine the following questions: does higher public investment lead to GDP increases; is there reverse causation from output to public investment; and what are the effects of expenditure-neutral budget shifts from public consumption to public investment.
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No, gentle reader, one need not be a lover of Jane Austen's novels to enjoy "Austenland."
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Hess, making her directing debut and co-writing with Utah author Shannon Hale to adapt Hale's comic novel, manages to hit a sweet spot between Miss Austen's wry observations and "Napoleon Dynamite's" blissful wackiness. The results are funny, sweet and utterly charming.
Jane Hayes, played by Keri Russell, is an obsessed fan of Jane Austen's novels. Most particularly, she's enraptured by Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy from the 1994 BBC miniseries of "Pride and Prejudice." Alas, no current suitor can ever match those lofty standards.
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When Jane arrives, she discovers that because she did not spring for the deluxe package, she is assigned the persona of Jane Erstwhile, an orphan with no prospects who sleeps in the servants' quarters. She does get to sit in the parlor with the other guests: Miss Elizabeth Charming (Jennifer Coolidge), an American boor whose fake accent veers from Eliza Doolittle to Long John Silver, and the flighty Lady Heartwright (Georgia King).
The suitors include the foppish Col. Andrews ("Battlestar Galactica's" James Callis), the muscular seaman Capt. George East (Ricky Whittle) and the stiff Henry Nobley (J.J. Feild), the park's version of Mr. Darcy. Jane trades barbs with Nobley, but finds herself attracted to the park's gruff stablehand, Martin (played by Bret McKenzie, from "Flight of the Conchords").
Hess and Hale produce some pleasant chuckles poking fun at Jane's happily deluded romanticism, and Russell is quite charming as she lets Jane emerge from her mousy persona to "write my own story." Russell can't approach the gut-busting laughs produced by Coolidge's daffy readings or King's spaced-out noblewoman, but she delivers in the clinch — as Jane realizes the love triangle she's caught in isn't with Nobley and Martin but with reality and fantasy.
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Pick up a social revolution with your potatoes and eggs. That's the goal of Boris Akimov, whose Internet cooperative LavkaLavka is changing the face of food distribution in Russia. The website now delivers internationally, but its aims remain domestic, using direct distribution to support Russia's farmers; investing money back into them, encouraging them to grow organically and providing a sense of community. For Akimov, everything starts from small things, but needs big goals. As he says, "today we buy milk and vegetables, but tomorrow it will create more jobs, and after tomorrow solve the whole social and economical tension in the region."
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Gerard thanked everyone for coming and he and James left the stage.
Gerard almost bumped into her as he ran off the stage, "Hey thanks for the shout-out," said Lyn-z.
Gerard looked down almost afraid to look into her eyes, "No problem. And thank you for yours."
"No problem. Where's your girlfriend?"
"Where's Jimmy?"
"About that, I saw you with her and I got jealous. There's nothing going on between Jimmy and me. Never has been, never will be."
Gerard smile.
"So where's your girlfriend?" asked Lyn-z again.
"She's not my girlfriend."
"The way you two were making out last night you could have fooled me."
"I thought I heard something outside, that was you?"
"Guilty as charged."
"I was hurt because I thought you were with Jimmy," explained Gerard.
"I guess we both sort of messed up," sighed Gerard as he rubbed the back of his head.
"Yeah. But I don't want to mess up any more."
"Me neither."
"Why don't we find somewhere private to talk? Get to know each other again. Almost four years has been a long time."
"I'd like that," smiled Lyn-z looking right into Gerard's eyes.
Gerard and Lyn-z walked off hand in hand as the rest of the band watched smiling.
"You want to stay and watch Linkin Park?" asked Bob.
"Yeah I guess," said Elisabeth.
"They're great on Projekt Revolution."
"You've seen them before?"
"Many times, I was there the last Projekt Revolution tour back in 2004."
"So the band did this concert before?"
"No. The band was finishing off dates here and then went to Japan."
Elisabeth looked confused.
Bob continued,"I wasn't in the band at the time. I was doing sound for another band. I left this tour to join My Chem."
"And you never looked back."
"Something like that."
They watched as Linkin Park went through their set and three encore songs.
They walked into the bus where Madison was sitting watching tv with Ray, Frank and James.
"So how did you like your first rock concert?" asked Frank.
"It was great!! Derek's cousin was so funny. I thought he was going to choke himself with the microphone so many times. And Linkin Park was just I don't know phenomenal."
"Hey what about us?" asked James sounding all indignant.
"What???" Bob dove over to where she was sitting and started tickling her.
She was laughing, flailing her arms and kicking her feet, "Stop it."
Bob stopped and asked, "So how were we?"
"Ehhh" and Bob attacked her again."
Just then there was a knock on the bus door. It was Chris their tour manager.
"The trailers are all packed and set to go. We're taking off in about ten minutes, where's Gerard."
"Last we saw he took off with Lyn-z," said Ray.
"Great," Chris took out his sidekick and texted Gerard that they were leaving and Gerard in turn texted back that he was going on the MSI bus.
"Gerard's hitching a ride with MSI, when Worm gets back to the other bus we'll be taking off. Where the hell is Matt?"
"Here I am boss," as Matt appeared right behind him.
"So we got everybody? See you all in Marysville."
Chris left and good to his word at two o'clock the first of the trailers moved out. Equipment was always first to go, then the convoy of buses joined.
"Let's hit the sack," said Bob.
"So Gerard is with that girl with the tattoos?" asked Madison.
Bob took her aside and explained the situation, Madison wanted to cry because she felt so used, but she wasn't going to let him get to her. Why did all men have to be such assholes, except for Mark he was the perfect gentleman.
Thousands of miles away in Chicago in a bed laid two intertwined naked figures, one with a swollen belly, while the other was having a cigarette.
"So you sure it's Bryars? Because I know you were sleeping around on him."
"I maybe a slut but I always practice safe sex."
"Obviously not always."
"It was only that one time."
The man smashed the cigarette in the ashtray and turned to the woman, "You ready for another round?"
"What ever you want Mark," she smiled.


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