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I Think That Nagato's ability to switch between these host bodies probably gives rise to the "Transmigration" name. This is a cycle of reincarnation and rebirth seen in Hinduism and Buddhism. There are six states of rebirth in the cosmology, representing all the good and bad possibilities of life..
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Among the expenditures were renovations to city hall, and finding temporary housing for city operations while the renovation is ongoing. The Adairsville Police Department also is slated to begin the first phase of acquiring replacements for its patrol cars using 2014 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax dollars. Three fully-quipped cars are planned for in the budget.
The water department also will continue its repair campaign. The budget calls for replacing the chlorine gas method of treating water with the safer liquid chlorine method and replacing any malfunctioning components in the water system.
The council also set fees for the special-use permits for pawn shops, flea markets and bed and breakfast inns. Owners of pawn shops and flea markets must pay $150 each year, while bed and breakfast operators must pay $50.
Permit amounts were set according the cost of issuing them, City Manager Pat Crook said.
"They're in an amount sufficient to offset administrative fees. They [pawn shops and flea markets] require background checks and that kind of thing," she said.
Although the ordinance requiring the various permits was passed in February, it did not set fee amounts. Crook said the city was setting the amounts now as December is when notices for new business licenses are sent out.
The delinquency date for the occupational tax was amended as well. The date was originally March 1, but the city found that too many businesses were waiting until three months into year to pay their occupancy tax, Crook said after the council's Nov. 8 meeting. The new delinquency date is now Jan. 31.
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SALEM — The state Board of Education's decision to ban Native American mascots is less than a year old but attempts are already being made to weaken it.
The board last May gave Oregon schools until July 2017 to comply or risk losing state funding. The rule, one of the nation's strongest, requires 15 high schools, mostly in small towns, to erase Native American logos from uniforms, sports fields, trophy cases and other items.
Schools identified as the Braves, Indians and Chieftains also must adopt new nicknames. Schools called the Warriors are allowed to retain their nickname if they alter their mascot.
Though the board's vote was nearly unanimous, public opinion was more evenly split and legislators have responded with a trio of bills.
Senate Bill 215 and House Bill 3397 would let schools keep their mascots if they get permission from a nearby tribe. Senate Bill 501, meanwhile, would prevent the education board from withholding money because of the mascot issue.
At a public hearing this week, supporters of SB 215 said giving Oregon tribes a say in whether schools keep their mascots is a reasonable compromise. Reyn Leno, tribal council chairman for the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, said he is more concerned about how tribal history is being taught in schools than in the mascot debate.
"High schools do not adopt derogatory figures and slogans; they adopt admirable and inspirational figures," he said.
Others testified that while leaders of some of Oregon's largest tribes may not object to the mascots, the Native American population as a whole is deeply divided on the issue.
"When we have these names out there, they become common and people take it for granted that it's OK with everybody. It's not OK with everybody," said Art McConville, a Pendleton resident and member of the Umatilla tribe.
Sen. Mark Hass, D-Beaverton, who chairs the Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee, said the differing opinions among Native Americans leave many Oregonians feeling "a little bit flummoxed about what the right thing (to do) is."
After the hearing, Hass said he's unsure if the bills will advance out of his committee.
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We had a fantastic day hiking Tom, Field, Willey and Avalon yesterday with our good friend Val. The weather and trail conditions were amazing for a December day and it was a real bonus to be able to sneak in three more 4000 footers this year.
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Sometimes the kitchen table will suffice, but if you're tired of cleaning up math books and stray pencils every time you want to eat dinner, it may be time for a dedicated work space for you little one. Not only will it provide a home for their burgeoning backpack, it will give them a space to focus on that homework, complete that art project, and write in that journal. And for a little inspiration, here are thirty of my favorites:
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Nevermind the desks, I want that owl in the cover photo!
Nice, but seems like too many homework distracting accessories or too much parental stress because junior has messed up his 'perfectly beautiful' homework area.
But, I did find an adult version (29"x42") of the desk in #3 recently - albeit shorter legs on the drawers side, missing steno board and beyond repair top veneer that will need replacing. It's my bargain of the year or decade; paid $5 for it. Ps, no, it won't be painted.
These are all amazing spaces. But mine can never remain like this. The child just needs, it seems, a flat spot. These days the walk in closet has become her favorite place to draw and write. The table is always covered with paint, pencils, paper, and everything a child needs on a table. " We " clean up, but then, in the end, really, the beauty of the space is much less important in her life than the functionality.
I would really like to see some posts on AT , how places look when people really use them. Before clean ups ,and photo shoots.
I am surprised 27 out of 30 are pushed against walls. Am I alone in preferring to work facing the door vs back to everything? I set up my daughter's desk like mine, facing the door. I mean, if I find it distracting with people passing behind me, a kid has to really notice!
Up against a wall does photograph much more nicely with all the art above, I will say! These spaces are really beautiful and enviable for the effort put into the art and accesories being a joy for the lucky kid.
Three years ago, when my daughter was a 1st grader we go her a desk for her birthday. She still prefers to do her homework at the dining room table or on the floor in the kitchen. I remember mentioning that to my mother-in-law and she said kids always like to work near you. Still it gives her some storage that is handy and she likes to make a fort under it and listen to music. I probably won't go the desk route for my son, he starts 1st grade this year.
I agree with Moitreyee about seeing spaces while they are being used.
Does anyone have a source for the wallpaper in #11? I love the butterflies paper, but the link takes you to a different room.
I agree with some of the above comments - these are all lovely spaces but most look so over-curated that it's hard to imagine an actual child using one as a true workspace. Many of these seem like they'd primarily be used for faux-artsy Instagram photo ops and for the displaying of a few (again, carefully curated) pieces of the child's art. By and large, these workspaces are too cluttered and too staged.


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Revived Union Grove Fiddlers' Convention keeps its focus on the music.
UNION GROVE — Casey VanHoy and Vivian P. Hopkins huddle next to computers in the corner of VanHoy's living room, trying to put some finishing touches on this year's edition of the Union Grove Old Time Fiddlers' Convention.
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When: Friday and Saturday, March 29-30. Performances start around 4 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. Saturday.Where: VanHoy Farms Family Campground, 742 Jericho Road, Exit 65 off Interstate 77, about 16 miles north of Statesville.Tickets: $10 Friday; $15 Saturday; advanced two-day special, $20.Featuring: Old-time and bluegrass music, bands and individuals; workshops on playing various instruments, clogging and buck dancing competitions, youth and adult awards, band eliminations, food vendors, camping, three stages, raffles.
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Bo, VanHoy's husky Labrador retriever, periodically noses his way in for attention. VanHoy also pops up now and then to retrieve a coffee or cookie from the kitchen.
That's the great thing about working from home, and you could say Casey VanHoy grew up here with the Fiddlers' Convention.
But it has changed drastically from the years it was known as a country-music Woodstock and attracted Easter weekend crowds of more than 100,000 people.
This Friday and Saturday, VanHoy might see spectators in the low thousands, and they'll be here to enjoy the music of scores of old-time and bluegrass bands and maybe 100 individuals in all.
Free workshops in virtually all the bluegrass instruments also will be offered.
"It's all about the music — a place to come and learn about this unique language," VanHoy says.
The musicians will be playing for almost $11,000 in prize money. Meanwhile, music lovers can camp on site at the VanHoy Family Farm or just buy a ticket and hang out, listening to performances at three different stages.
VanHoy revived the event last year, after a 33-year break — and there was "a little bit of a learning curve," he says.
He and Hopkins, who VanHoy has brought in to help with promotion and organization, think this year's event will be double what people saw in 2012.
They heard enough positive feedback from the musicians and audiences last year that they've added a day of competition, more prizes and more categories to be judged.
They have been on their telephones and online constantly, lining up bands, workshop instructors, emcees, sound crews, vendors and staff.
VanHoy says he has added 35 campsites and promises convention-goers will find plenty of food, flush and portable toilets, shuttles and showers, if needed.
The newest stage will be for thumb-pickers jamming behind the registration barn and will serve as an extension of some of the workshops.
"We thought that would be kind of cool," VanHoy says.
VanHoy grew up listening to many of the musicians who are coming back for the workshops.
"Some of the best pickers in the world are around here," says VanHoy, accomplished on the piano and a guitar picker himself. "These folks need to be showcased."
One of the biggest venues around, the H.P. VanHoy Arena, covers about 60,000 square feet and has bleacher-type seating for up to 10,000 people. It was built in 1977.
There also will be a covered stage by a grove of persimmon trees.
What are VanHoy's hopes for the event five or 10 years down the road?
"I hope it's a Fiddlers' Convention that draws the best and brightest in the nation," he says.
Hopkins adds, "We want to make this event one of the biggest in North Carolina — and nationally."
VanHoy hopes they are laying a good foundation by always keeping the focus on music.
"The star of this event is the music itself — the genre," he says. "We want to handle this thing with care right now."
The former "Woodstock" version of the Fiddlers Convention ended in 1979. A Superior Court judge, acting on a civil complaint, shut down the convention before the 1980 edition could take place.
Back in the 1970s, people from everywhere in the country overwhelmed the VanHoy farmland where the convention was held. With the crowds came complaints — and arrests — connected with drugs, liquor, guns and open sex.
The modern-day convention is promoted as a family event with no drugs and alcohol allowed.
Casey's grandfather, H.P. VanHoy, was one of the original organizers behind the old-time and bluegrass music event in 1924, when it was founded for the purpose of raising money for Union Grove School.
As the years and decades went on, so did the convention's popularity, thanks also to the promotional skills of Casey's father, Pierce VanHoy.
While it was at the school, acts performed on three different stages — the auditorium, gymnasium and in a big circus tent outside. There were judges at each venue.
The acts practiced in any available classroom or held jam sessions in the parking lots next to their cars. The VanHoys promoted the Fiddlers' Convention as the greatest country music show going.
By 1969, the Fiddlers' Convention moved to the VanHoys' farmland off Jericho Road. The family campground today takes in 107 acres with full hookups, some water-electric sites and primitive camping available.
As the Fiddlers' Convention exploded, so did the problems. A different branch of the VanHoy family set up its own Ole Time Fiddlers & Bluegrass Festival in Union Grove and eventually it became a well-known event held every Memorial Day weekend.
Casey VanHoy strongly supports this Fiddler's Grove Festival, which won a Local Legacy Award in 2000 from the Library of Congress, for its capture of the spirit of grass-roots community life.
"Live events are good for all of us," Casey VanHoy says. "We want to help each other."
After the Fiddlers' Convention was shut down in 1979, the site became an official family campground and was host through the years to Arabian horse shows, archery tournaments, classic rock concerts, rodeos and July 4 gospel shows.
A 2001 "Smilefest" included the N.C. State Chili Championship. For 11 consecutive years through 2000, the VanHoy Farm also was home to the "Country Homecoming," always held on the weekend after Labor Day.
It attracted some of the bigger country music acts of the day.
But Casey VanHoy couldn't help but think of the Old Time Fiddlers' Convention and, if you removed all the problems, how good the music was. That has always been what he wants to get back.
Vivian Hopkins' father, the late Ralph Pennington, played here often as part of bluegrass bands.
Casey and Vivian first collaborated on an event — a bluegrass festival — in 1997, the same year Casey's father died. In one of his visits to see Pierce VanHoy, former Union Grove School and Granite Quarry Elementary Principal Jim Mathis said he ought to meet Hopkins.
"She's a real go-getter," Mathis told Pierce VanHoy.
Casey VanHoy would never forget Mathis' recommendation. In Hopkins, he saw someone with a kindred spirit and a passion for all types of music.
"We had such a good time," VanHoy recalls of the event in 1997. "It just seemed like a perfect fit for us to work together."
For the past six years, Hopkins has been the directing force behind the Granite Quarry Civitan Fiddlers' Convention.
She and VanHoy together have been promoting the Union Grove Old Time Fiddlers Convention in magazines, on radio, through social networks and by handing out flyers and postcards at live bluegrass events in North Carolina and Virginia.
The N.C. Humanities Council recently chose Hopkins, who is vice president of the Historic Gold Hill and Mines Foundation, as one of its "Road Scholars."
She is available for presentations across the state on the history of gold mining in North Carolina and the social and economic impact of the first discovery of gold in Cabarrus County in 1799.
Her presentation discusses Gold Hill's history and its 19th century gold mining district.
A bluegrass musician herself, Hopkins thinks she can put together another "Road Scholar" program on old-time and bluegrass music.
"A lot of it would be based on the culture of Union Grove," she says.
It's definitely part of the DNA around here. Just ask VanHoy.
"If you're raised on something," he says, "it's going to come out."
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Bulgarian Phrasebook for Those Who Would Like to Speak Greek is an 1845 phrasebook and manual for writing business letters in Greek for use by Bulgarians. It was not the first such business aid published in Bulgarian, but it is significant because of the importance of its author, Konstantin Fotinov (circa 1790–1858), a Bulgarian educator and editor of the first Bulgarian periodical, Liuboslovie (Philology). Fotinov recognized that in order to compete with the Greeks in the area of commerce, Bulgarians needed to be conversant in Greek, which was widely ...


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Tuesday, 28 July 2009
Rose scented soaps
A recent addition to my bathroom, I bought these decorative rose soaps in a small interior boutique. I'd needed to top up my etched bathroom jar due to the fact I'd used up most of the bath bombs in it, and I went for the rose design soaps as they match my delicate carved roses on the bathroom shelf.
For similar rose soaps try Gianna Rose Atelier soaps with the fragrance of Gardenia jasminoides.
After looking on the Gianna Rose Atelier website, I have fallen in love with the Leaf soaps in the clean scent of Tea Leaf and Verbena.
For similar etched storage jars try Graham & Green.
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I love the rose shaped soaps! They are so elegant and I would love to have them in a guest bedroom. I bet they smell wonderful!ReplyDelete
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These are so pretty. I love how romantic and whimsical they are.ReplyDelete
I love those soaps. So pretty and romantic. Thanks for the eye candy. :)ReplyDelete
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I love the scented rose soap's too! they are just so pretty and romantic, they really do add that special touch to the guest bathroom. Your etched jars are beautiful and the soaps looks perfect in them. I'm going to check out the website.
Take care and enjoy your day,
Rose fragranced soups are my favourite.... I can never find it in liquid soup though....but aren't they pretty ? I love the four Gianna Rose Atelier ones. Oh so pretty. XXXXReplyDelete
Just divine! I'm a huge fan of pretty soaps, and these are great!ReplyDelete
Oh so pretty- I love all these and really crazy for the leaf soaps. So so pretty- think I mught need some of those:) Have a good day sweet girlie:)ReplyDelete
The roses are so pretty and I'll bet they smell wonderful. What I really love are the little leaf soaps, how cute are they?!ReplyDelete
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I heart the etched storage jar...they are so very lovely! :)ReplyDelete
Lovely soaps and it's the little touches that make a room beautiful...you do it perfectly!!ReplyDelete
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I love those rose shaped soaps!!ReplyDelete
My favorite scent of Gianna Rose are the little pillow soaps that say Bonne Nuit/Bonjour in Fresh Linen scent. When they'd arrive at the boutique in a box even the pkg peanuts smelled like heaven & yes I'd take the peanuts home & scatter them in my drawers. :) Pure heaven!!!ReplyDelete
So gorgeous. I adore pretty soaps in a powder room!ReplyDelete


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26-27th November 2014
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Being true to myself has always been something of a priority in my life. The journey hasn't been easy, especially when we live in a time where images are bombarded at us from every angle & it is easy to subconsciously follow trends or strive to be something we are not.
After attending a few workshops myself (Jesh De Rox, Jonas & Sean, Feet First), I can safely say that over the last 5 years, I've found my voice as an artist & stayed true to who I am. At the same time neither do I claim to have "made it"; the journey continues & constant learning is necessary for growth. Even today I still attend various creative workshops, because I believe one should never stop learning.
When the Robertsons (see their work here) asked me back in 2013 whether I was keen to start a workshop with them, there wasn't any hesitation to jump on board. I've always had it in my heart to share & give back to the community but I've never been one to be comfortable with speaking in front of crowds so the thought of running a workshop by myself never materialised beyond a thought. But in the Robertsons, I've found the perfect people to do it with.
We believe that this workshop is unlike any other. Our heart has always been for artists to be true to themselves and be proud of their uniqueness as individuals & to play to that strength. We hope that each artist will be able to carry a sense of home in what they do, and ultimately find joy & fulfilment – to be successful not only at business, but also at life.
Like home, we believe there needs to be a sense of continuity, and for it not to be just a two day affair. We love & appreciate that you have invested in what we are doing & also in yourself. We are here to invest uniquely in you as well & to ensure continuity and growth, we will personally follow up with each person after the workshop has concluded.
We have so much to share, & I hope you would come join us.
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When I first met Marlon & Caz, I asked them how they met.
With a drink in their hands, they looked at each other, smiled & said, "We caught up for a drink, and we've been catching up ever since."
It was after that line that I instinctively knew there was going to be something special about their wedding day.
Their wedding was held at Caz's parent's house out in Mt Eliza. The ceremony consisted of just their immediate family & myself. Every moment during their ceremony was so genuinely heartfelt. I still can't believe that I had the honour of being part of such an intimate celebration. It is because of weddings like this that I love what I do.
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Marlon & Caz, thank you so much for letting me be a part of your celebration. It is a day that I will always hold dear to my heart & I can only hope that these images do justice to the memory of your big day.
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Wednesday, 19 October 2011 12:25
Occasionally I am struck with the desire to completely disappear.
Yeah. Not as in evaporate into thin air, Houdini-style, but rather go incognito. Except being incognito in the town you've lived in your entire life is impossible.
I think it would be healthy. Consider this: taking a vacation from yourself, and just being different for a little while. My cousin Britney and I used to do this regularly when we were younger and could get away with it.
Sometimes we would adopt different names and foreign concepts of ourselves while on vacation. At the beach one year, we were Inga and Noel Jonsdötter, of some kind of Scandinavian decent.
Whether people believed us or not was really irrelevant, because we would likely never see them again.
I'm pretty sure Facebook and social networking has also ruined any anonymity I ever had, and the anonymity of anyone else that is on the grid.
The days when you could enter a room and whisper to your close friend, "Hey? Who is that over there? The one with the tattoos and Abe Lincoln beard?" Instead of "I don't know!" or "I know him, I met him at a restaurant one night!" you typically get, "His name is So And So, he added me to Facebook" or "I dunno! Find out his name, I'll Facebook him!"
We've become our Facebook pages. The news feeds of our friends are answering every question we ever had about them, and answering questions we didn't know we had.
Girl 1: I got married last month! Girl 2: I know! I totally saw that on Facebook. I loved your flower arrangements.
And the conversation grows stale.
Don't get me wrong. I don't hate Facebook and other social networking sites. I just wish they were utilized a little differently. I think it's awesome when all my crafty friends post photos of their recent work, or I can check out local people's stores via Facebook.
I especially appreciate what Facebook has done for promoting local events, in uniting large groups of people for a common cause or celebration. It's mass, electronic media, and it's here to stay.
But I also wish some people held back just a little. Give me something to wonder about, leave something to be desired. Be like the noble sasquatch: strange and elusive.
A shout out goes to Kimmy Deaton this week, because she loves animals, and I wish there about a thousand other people in this county just like her.
Rick Chadwell gets a shout out this week because he's one of the nicest men I've ever met, and one day I will bake him something nice (when I get into the baking mood. Usually it's the winter months).
Nikki Sumner gets a shout out because she gave me my new kitty, whose name is Dinah, after much debate.
Margie Miller gets a shout out this week, for being the birdcage queen, and all other things vintage and cool.
Benjamin Taylor gets a shout out this week, for his enviable movie poster collection and mad graphic design skills.
Cassie Saylor gets a shout out for being the sweetest cashier at IGA, next to Ollie Philpot, who also rules.
A shout out goes to Sharon Cupp, because she's always friendly to me and has nice things to say.
Chris Reid gets a shout out this week, because he gives me the scoop! And he, too, is an animal man.
Wednesday, 12 October 2011 12:26
So last week I had a huge boo boo on the front page. I wanted to use my column this week to clear up a few things.
First off, there were two separate headlines with the same story. I'm still spinning theories on how it happened, and while a few of them are pretty sound, at the bottom of everything, there's no real good excuse.
I messed up, and to my readers: I apologize.
I realize that sorry isn't always good enough. If I've figured out nothing else in the last three years of working at the Manchester Enterprise, it's that once it's in ink, it's done for.
Unlike other jobs when you mess up, an apology might be easily administered. Here, however, I'm trying to get the message across to about 4,000 readers or so.
Distractedly, I failed to do my job to the best of my ability, and the paper looked silly because of it.
As Editor of this publication, it is my job to bring you the news. Well-written, edited, and pieced together to the best of my ability and last week I didn't do that. I will strive to do my job to the best of my ability from here on out, because that is what the readers of the Manchester Enterprise deserve.
But I am only human, and I do make mistakes, so I hope the readers can find it in themselves to not hold this mistake against the newspaper.
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Wednesday, 05 October 2011 12:36
I've received a lot of emails and messages of kind words following my column last week. I'm happy to report I'm still smoke free, and something like $28 richer. My sense of smell is coming back in a big way, and I've gained no weight from stopping smoking. My weight has stopped fluctuating so wildly, period. My stress level is easier managed. I have little to no cravings, more energy, and my skin looks better.
One really odd behavior I've picked up: Every night since I stopped smoking, I wake up at around 2 AM, get out of bed, go into the kitchen, and eat a tiny candy bar, and go back to bed. It's kind of weird. It's almost a compulsion. As soon as I wake up around 2 AM, the craving for a mini candy bar is so strong that I can't go back to sleep until I get up and eat one.
Cigarette related? Mayhaps. Or have I just developed another strange sleep habit? The likelihood is high.
Midterms are this week, so I look to lose a lot of sleep and have my brain go all to mush around Wednesday at noon. I think I have an aversion to test taking, because when it comes to taking important tests, I become easily distracted. I am most creative when faced with doing something extremely serious and important. In the face of an exam that could determine the next two or three years of my life, I'm driven to paint a picture of plastic flamingos wearing fake moustaches.
But I'm on the cusp of fall break, and I'm pretty sure it will have been worth it.
A shout out goes to Cassie Saylor, for giving me support!
Jason Chadwell gets a shout out, for his fund raising abilities.
A shout out also goes to Rebecca Webster, and her work with Project Pink! Stilettos and pink hair make me nostalgic for high school.
Saundra Forman gets a shout out, because she's a cool friend and she helps me when I need it.
A shout out goes to my long-time friend who I miss bunches, Kelly Smith, and my excitement about hanging out with her next week is parallel to none!
Priscilla Riley, Steven Dickerson, and my friend Alicia all get shout outs, for supporting me in being a quitter. It feels good to hear from people who have either gone through the same thing or are just happy for me.
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011 12:45
I am in the throws of a vicious break up. This week, I've ended a six yearlong relationship with cigarettes. Like many relationships, when they meet their end, they often get nasty. This particular habit was kept up because I felt like I needed them in my life. But like most lies people tend to tell themselves, the truth, slowly and painfully, uncovers itself.
Cigarettes and I have had a long history together. They've been with me to pretty much every party, every decent concert, before and after every life-changing event, and for $4.56, they could be with me right now.
But for a while now, I've known that I'm better than my pack of Marlboro 72's, and thus I deserve better. I no longer like smoking, and the "me and cigarettes" story was not enough to hold us together. I was exhausted with needing one after every meal, in moments of stress, I was tired of my clothes smelling, I was done with going outside in the cold just to light up, I was through with getting ashes all over my car, and I was sick to death of having a habit.
So I set them down last week.
I keep reminding myself I'm better off, even though I have to do some pretty ridiculous things to curb my dying addiction (like rolling down the window when I eat a sucker and rolling it back up when I'm finished, or going outside and standing on the porch for 3 and a half minutes and then going back inside). I'm eager for cigarettes to be a distant memory, a shadowy figure in my rearview as I drive away.
Sure, there were good times. I'm not going to be THAT person, and say, "I hate you and I wish I'd never met you!" I'm not so pretentious and self-righteous that I blame my shortcomings on someone or something else. I'm responsible. I alone picked up that first pack of cigarettes, and I repeated the exercise until it morphed into a habit. But I have the good sense to know something so seemingly harmless but terribly horrible must end.
In the long run, the only person that was going to win in that fandango was Philip Morris USA, and coming to that realization is awesome.
So… I'm pretty much over it.
Shout outs this week go to those who helped to support me in kicking my habit!
First of all, a shout out to Brent Barrett, for saying, "You need to quit this week", because the question that followed in my mind was, "Why not?"
Gail Miller and Juanita Nolan, for keeping me in their prayers. I need all the help I can get.
A shout out goes to Nikki Sumner, for being an administrator in my weaning process.
My blue-eyed main squeeze gets a shout out, for making me yummy vegan entrees for detoxing and healing.
Abigail Fisher gets a shout out this week, for surprising me with robots this week (necklace and a Christmas ornament!) and she needs to stop being a stranger (evidence being, I almost didn't recognize her because she looks way older now, with shorter, blonder hair!). PS: Come back to East Manchester, soon!
Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 September 2011 12:46
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 12:22
In about a month, I will have to use every ounce of what little will power I have to force myself out of bed to go to work and school. I will blame sweet and cinnamon pumpkin body butter, Gone with the Wind on DVD, and my now constant state of fatigue.
Why move when you can lie in bed and daydream about upcoming holidays, like Halloween (I'm going to be a banana!) and Thanksgiving, where I exercise my turkey making abilities, and go into food comas? Or paint strange owls and keep a constant brew of hazel nut coffee going? I can do all these things and more, without the distraction of cable television.
Occasionally I miss not having cable television. Those occasions arise when I find out the Science Channel investigates zombie cucumber voodoo. If cable was made to order like pizza, I would order only HBO, National Geographic, Discovery, CNN, and other informational channels. Unfortunately, you have to subscribe to about a dozen other channels that are ironically named (MTV, which has no music) and hardly entertaining.
A shout out goes to my big brother, Matt Bowling, for bequeathing me his HP Touchpad, which is like an iPad, only $400 cheaper. While I'm a faithful subscriber to Mac and Mac products, I can't argue with a $150 tablet.
John Hagen gets a shout out, because he's the coolest 12-year-old kid ever.
A shout out goes to Melissa Warren, who is the classiest mail person I know (Sorry, Julius) and I wish her speed in mending!
Shout outs go to K.C. and Demita Jo Williams, for their superb food making skills, and for giving me more reasons to look forward to the Christmas season.
Moose Metcalf at the jail gets a shout out, as he, too, is on the mend.
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Award-winning author Patricia Klindienst will visit campus on Tuesday, Oct. 7 to discuss culture and sustainability in the gardens of ethnic Americans as part of the universitys Text in Community Series
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DEARBORN / Oct. 6, 2008---Patricia Klindienst, author of The Earth Knows My Name: Food, Culture, and Sustainability in the Gardens of Ethnic Americans will visit the University of Michigan-Dearborn on Tuesday, Oct. 7 as part of the universitys Text in Community Series.
The talk, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 6 p.m. in Room 1030 of the campuss College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters building. A reception and book-signing will follow the presentation.
Klindiensts book, which won an American Book Award for 2007, explores 15 gardens fashioned by people usually thought of as other Americans: Native Americans, immigrants and ethnic people who were here long before national boundaries were drawn, according to the publishers Web site. Her book explores how the making of gardens and the growing of food help ethnic and immigrant Americans maintain and transmit their cultural heritage while they put down roots in American soil.
Klindienst, who holds a doctorate in modern thought and literature from Stanford University, is a certified master gardener living in Connecticut.
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Unfortunately, almost 1,100 homes burn down every day in the United States. Do you know what to do if there's a fire in your home?
Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 7 to 13, and the theme this year is "Be rabbit-ready — have two ways out."
Rabbits build their burrows with two ways out, so they'll always be able to escape if they sense danger. Pretty smart, don't you think? It's also important for people to have two ways out of every room in the home, just in case a fire sparks.
When a fire starts in your home, it's imperative that your family has a plan. Fire doubles in size every 30 seconds, and it doesn't stop burning until everything's gone.
The Tracy Fire Department would like to partner with local families to ensure that all of us know what to do and how to get out if a fire strikes a local home.
We strongly recommend stopping by any nearby fire station to talk to the firefighters about the importance of fire safety.
In 2012, a home structure fire was reported every 85 seconds. And because fire moves fast, people need to be ready to move even faster.
The fact is, when fire strikes, a home can be engulfed in smoke and flames in just two minutes.
That's why it's essential to let everyone know how important it is to make and practice a home fire escape plan with two ways out of every room. If the first way is blocked, there's a backup plan ready to put into action.
Did you know that your nose actually goes to sleep when you do? As a general rule, smoke detectors are your first line of defense in alerting you about a fire. Please check batteries twice a year, and make sure there is at least one detector in your home.
When a fire strikes, get low and go. One of the reasons we stay low is to escape the super-heated gases that are hovering just inches above our heads. Start working your way toward one of your two ways out. Feel the door with the back of your hand to feel for heat. Then get out and stay out.
It's important for you and your family to have a meeting place outside your home so everyone can be accounted for.
We all know practice makes perfect, and this is especially important when your family's safety is at stake.
It's hard to give examples of every scenario that might play out, so please visit a local fire station for more detailed information. The men and woman of your local fire department are eager to help your family learn how to be rabbit-ready.
• Matt McClellan is a firefighter-medic for the Tracy Fire Department. He can be reached at email@example.com. To Protect and Serve is an occasional column in Our Town written by local safety officers.


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