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I (try to) pride myself on being on the cutting edge of the scrapbooking industry, and usually have heard of something several times before it makes it's official debut, but this one really snuck up on me! I opened my e-mail box yesterday to see this little gem of a note from HSN, the Home Shopping Network channel.
So the "first generation" Crop-a-dile has been around for a bit. I've had one for months and really enjoy using it. Memory Works carries them and, boy howdy, have I sold 'em to others! Once a scrapper sees the CAD (as CKMB'ers so affectionately call it) in use, they have to have one. Now, the question is, do we "need" a CAD-II?
Here is what I love about my CAD:
~ Punches holes and sets eyelets/snaps like butta', in 2 sizes.
~ Shhhh….it's so vewy, vewy kie-wit (quiet) and I can happily create in the middle of night without waking any family members.
~ It comes in cute colors like pink, purple and lime green. There are different configurations it sells with, where you can even get a matching case with tons of eyelets. For instance, Memory Works sells it with the pink tool alone, the pink case alone, or the green tool & case together.
~ The hole punches are cool to use because you can adjust the sliding thingee (that's a highly technical term) for how far into the paper you want to punch. Then all your holes are uniform looking like, say, one inch in from the edge of the paper.
Only negatives I've seen to the CAD:
~ Because of the tool being smaller, there are limitations with how far into an item you can punch. I think it amounts to 1 or 1.5 inches. Personally, it doesn't bother me because I mostly set eyelets and snaps into flowers, smaller pieces of card or other embellishments. But I know it's been a concern for others.
~ The thing doesn't know it's own strength and, if you're not careful, you can smoosh (another technical term) your snap or eyelet beyond the point of recognition. Basically, ya just gotta practice with it until you find the amount of force needed to set things.
So, in answer to the "short reach" complaints, WE R MEMORY KEEPERS (manufacturer of the Crop-A-Dile) have provided us with the Crop-A-Dile II Big Bite. Talk about responsive ~ WTG, WRMK! Now the burning question is: Do we need the Big Bite? For now, I think I will hold off. It looks expensive, and crikey, could they find a better color than that gawdawful orange? Actually, WRMK usually has rockin' color choices in all their items, so I'm sure there will be mo' better color choices to come.
Here is the discussion on Big Bite so far ON CKMB and ON 2PEAS. What are your thoughts on this new biggie? Will you be purchasing one on HSN tomorrow, or anywhere else?
Edited 1-9-08: Huggy Bear says word on the street is retail will be only $39.99, and some LSS's are doing pre-sales for $32. Okay, now I'm tempted. I thought that puppy was gonna' be WAY more than 40 bucks…Wonder how much HSN will have it for???
Edited 1-10-08: Okay, I watched the HSN presentation on the CAD-II Big Bite (like most of you, yeah?). I have to admit, I'm kind of in love with the thing. I didn't want to be, but that cute little WRMK guy, and the enthusiasm of that little blondie, Suzanne Runyan…jeez, they won me over big time. The CAD-II can punch even further than 6 inches into an item. They punched into sheets of tin (yeah, I'll be doing that ALL the time), thick chipboard, even a 5-layer dealie of a metal snap, 3 flowers, and a plastic Chinese takeout box. Gotta' give 'em props, they knew how to sell me. And the price was around $40 with another $6 or so for shipping. HSN said they were the only ones who had it in stock; the WRMK guy said he doesn't even have one. So, if you MUST have it now and you don't mind orange, I say get it from HSN. I will patiently wait for another color, but I WILL have one, oh yes, I will have one…
19 Comments on Crop-A-dile & Crop-A-Dile II Big Bite
Great minds must think alike, cause I just posted about this baby today too. Yes, I want it really bad. I love the original! But will I buy it? Depends on the price I guess.Reply
Want! Want! Want!Reply
I think I am going to hold out on this one for a while myself and do the "wait and see" thing. I do love my pink CAD but I didn't run out and buy it right away either.Reply
Though I am a tool !!NUT!!, I am going to do the "wait and see" thing too. I wonder how much it weighs and how difficult it is to manipulate?Reply
Thanks so much for posting you thoughts! Now I don't have #1. Do you think I should not buy 1 and just get 2? Or is it a good idea to start off with 1??
Was hinting to DH that I need the CAD. But should I be hinting to 2 and what do you think the price range will be?Reply
It's freakin' orange!!! I must have it!! Go Beavs! Go Beavs!!! :D
OK, I knew I wanted this as soon as I heard about it and now that I know that it's orange, I've got to have it!!! :DReply
Mine is on order through HSN already. The orange will make it easier to find in my crop bag. lol Who am I kidding with the size of this thing, I should be able to find it. The 6″ reach is WHY I got it. I don't do a lot of layouts, most of my work is cards and altered items, so really needed more reach. Also think the fact that it sits and you just push down will help with the force needed so should be less smooshed items. The price was a little high, but you get a load of goodies to apply with it, and shipping is just a fact of life. Now I will be daily checking for my email that it has shipped, as on delayed delivery.Reply
I just got the crop a dile ll today. How do you use this thing with no directions? I can only figure out how to punch a hole. "Help I've bought a punch and I cant get it to work"Reply
my instruction on the crop a dileII big bite is written a forgien language that I don't even know. I am trying to find insturction in english. Does anyone have and can share them Thanks
Mine just came in the mail. The instructions are in the triangle at the bottom of the plastic container. I haven't been able to try it out yet, but it seems like it will be great to use!Reply
I got it! I got it! Now what do I do with it? The directions are weak and I can't figure out how to use it to attach embellishments to fabric. I get the snaps and eyelets but how does this thing work with the gromlets?Reply
I got mine and I love it! To answer the poster above, there are instructions for using the gromlets in the package on a piece of paper. Basically, use 4 and D with the gromlet spikes facing upwards.Reply
Yikes! I threw away my directions tooooo! I can t figure out how to set gromets!!! I am frustrated!!! Can anyone help? PLEEEEASE!Reply
Okay, now I'm wondering if I made a mistake. Hubby bought me the CAD#1 for Christmas. Life got busy and I never opened the package. I saw the presentation on HSN for CAD#2 and thought, "Isn't that just the way it happens? I take sooo long in getting the first one that the second one is already out!" Well, figuring that the newest must be the "best" I returned my still unopened #1 back to the store and ordered #2. It came and I was so excited. I couldn't wait to try it out. The first thing I learned is that it seems bulky/clumsy to use. The directions were barely helpful if at all, but perhaps the users of the CAD1 already had previous knowledge? So…I kept trying. I gave up after getting several eyelets actually STUCK in the thing that I had to pry out with various tools. I clearly will have to practice more, but I agree….it's not intuitive about how to use it and the instructions are not much help. Anyone offering a scrap class on how to use this tool???Reply
I just got mine in the mail. I too am confused as to how to use it. I also ordered the storage box and for about an hour I tried to fit the CAD II in it. If anyone knows how to do it, please reply. Thanks in advance.Reply
I bought the CAD II and the case from HSN and it won't fit into the case because of the feet. ApparentlyReply
they have changed the design so that the feet slide off for storage in the case. So if you bought the
first one on the market like I did, you can't use the storage case designed to hold it.
to whom ever cannot figure out out how to set eyelets and gromlets and such on the CAD2, this is how you do it. you see that little slider button that is on top that you slide to select the hole size? it has the 3/16 and the 1/8th settings. when you have it set on 3/16, you can see a little symbol above the switch that looks like i tiny eyelet. slide the selector all the way up so that the tiny eyelet is in the little square. the just look at the pics on the directions to figure out the rest.Reply
How do you do snaps with this? I can't figure it out. I have another snap setter but bought this one with hopes to set them deeper in…HELP!!!Reply
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Oh dear, just as I thought maybe cleaning my teeth for once would extend my lifespan, somebody throws a spanner in the works.
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Gee, for $ 32 I could buy a bottle of whisky, or 4 bottles red wine, or 24 bottles beer, either of which will bring me more utility and, should I consume it moderately, will reduce my risk for CVD more than flossing would.
Dear Colleagues in Science:
Read the article critically. It is not a scientific paper. Remember, the American Heart Association is a public relations organization that sells its endorsements for as much as $700,000.
Let us not follow political/business/public relations organization pronouncements in lock step GroupThink.
Let us not jump to impetuous decisions without investigating the evidence CRITICALLY. If you read the "position paper" critically you'll see that the review builds a straw man. No serious investigator really contends that periodontitis is a sine qua non for heart attacks.
Moreover, the conclusion is a non sequitur. Both atherosclerotic cariovascular diseases and periodontitis syndromes manifest multi-factorial etiologies. So the implication that singular cause relationships can be drawn is fallacious reasoning. Speak of "risk factors" in a multi-factorial flux and periodontitis emerges as a provocative "black swan".
Single causal and dichotomous reasoning lead to such discordant conclusions as: "Tuberculosis is not caused by germs; I know a man who was exposed to it and did not develop TB."
HIgh fat diets and elevated cholesterol don't "cause" heart attacks; I know of many cases where octogenarians died of cancer and had no heart attacks despite the fact that they had both so-called "risk factors".
In this postmodern world where truth is emerging as an individual existential "right" not a universal empirical imperative, clear reasoning and prudent thought will serve us all quite well if we can tolerate the self-discipline it demands.
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Dental care is the "product of a dialogue between the dental profession and the larger community"** and is thereby a social enterprise.
"Broad social structures distribute society's resources and govern their exchange."** Are these structures ethically sound and just?
The term "social justice" is used here to define the interplay among us, our patients, and these social structures, and is vital to a just distribution of dental care in our society. There are, of course, a number of theories and interpretations of what constitutes a fair and ethical distribution of dental care in our society.
One theory bases its approach to the problem on equality; that is, equal access to care based on need. But what is needed or essential care? Typically, basic needed care is not only that which is needed to end or limit oral pain and restore oral function to properly eat and speak, but also preemptive intervention to prevent the above pain and loss of function through preventive dental care and basic restorative services. This theory contends that need is the criteria for care distribution. With enough resources, society should then provide for those in need. If with those resources society does not distribute care accordingly, it is an unjust system.
A second theory bases its approach on distribution according to an individual's contribution to society — i.e., what you put in you take out. The problems here are first, how do we measure the value of any single person's contributions; second, what about those who are unable to contribute — i.e., the young and the disabled; and third, many of our actual contributions may be made by chance or created by elements that are beyond our control and thus not a product of effort or hard work.
A third theory, of course, is the free market theory, based on the principle that distribution of dental services is ethical and just as long as both parties involved have a freedom to choose. We all know, of course, that under this theory many would go without basic dental care because of their limited ability to choose. We also know that forced redistribution of resources from "haves" to "have-nots" may be a violation of freedoms and therefore unjust to some.
Basic dental care is essential to any person's participation in other areas of human life. The only way for a purely free market system to secure basic dental care for everyone would be for dentists to provide vast amounts of free or underpaid care. However, a dentist's obligation to sacrifice for his or her patients is limited.
People are, I believe, innately good. They want what is best. I am writing this article on the Fourth of July, this great country's birthday. I believe a free market system is a part of what has made America great. However, the need for distribution of dental services is simply too large to rely on our people's goodness. Some system of distributive justice must be sought to address this need without interfering either with dentists' livelihoods or their professional commitments.
By now we have all been made aware of the proposal to create a "mid-level oral practitioner". This is Minnesota's latest effort at distributive justice. Without commenting one way or the other about this proposal, I must say one thing: This is more than an issue of safety, of licensure, of money, or of fairness. This is a moral issue.
As author C. S. Lewis has stated, "moral rules are directions for running the human machine."*** Morality can be divided into three parts: one, "fair play and harmony between individuals";*** two, "tidying up or harmonizing the things inside each individual";*** and three, "the general purpose of human life as a whole, what man was made for."*** Three parts – the trifecta. Let's use the analogy of a fleet of sailing ships. Each ship must be seaworthy, its rigging in order, its crew alert. Likewise, each of us must be lifeworthy. Within ourselves we must nurture a respect for ourselves, a respect for others, and a love for our God. An inner motor to help and serve must drive us.
These sailing ships must sail together without colliding with each other. Their crews must communicate with one another so as not to inadvertently rob the others' wind. Similarly, we in dentistry must work and communicate with one another for the common good and at the same time not steal wind from another's sails.
Lastly, this fleet must have a common destination. Each ship must be sailing with the same map. Without such, these sailing vessels would no longer be a fleet. They would be asea, floating every which way without a course or a cause. We too must have a common cause, a single destination guided by a moral compass.
Whether this new oral practitioner be mid-level or medieval, its creation must be guided not by the immediacy of politics or money. This issue must be dealt with by something that lasts beyond the next political term or the next financial biennium. It must be dealt with by the moral rules that run the human machine. These rules cannot be changed or amended by the opposing party. They are steadfast. Let them be our Star of the North in guiding us to a better grasp of the issues and a consensus on how to serve all in need.
*Dr. Churchill is Chair of the Minnesota Dental Association's Committee on Ethics, Bylaws, and Constitution. He is a general dentist in private practice in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
**Quoted from Dental Ethics at Chairside: Professional Principles and Practical Applications by David T. Ozar, Ph.D. and David J. Sokol, D.D.S., J.D., F.A.G.D., Georgetown University Press., Washington, D.C.
*** Quoted from Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis, HarperSanFrancisco.


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The amazing energy raceJuly 04,2013President Barack Obama delivered his most important national security and jobs speech last week. I think he also mentioned something about climate change.
The headline from Obamas speech was his decision to cut Americas carbon emissions by bypassing a dysfunctional Congress and directing the Environmental Protection Agency to implement cleaner air-quality standards. If the rules are enacted they will face many legal challenges it would hasten our switching from coal to natural gas for electricity generation. Natural gas emits about half the global-warming carbon dioxide of coal, and it is in growing supply in our own country. As a result of market forces alone, coal has already fallen from about one-half to one-third of Americas electric power supply.
But I would not get caught up in the anti-carbon pollution details of the presidents speech. Id focus on the larger messages. The first is that we need to reorder our priorities and start talking about the things that are most consequential for our families, communities, nation and world. That starts with how were going to power the global economy at a time when the planet is on track to grow from 7 billion to 9 billion people in 40 years, and most of them will want to live like Americans, with American-style cars, homes and consumption patterns. If we dont find a cleaner way for them to grow, were going to smoke up, choke up and burn up this planet so much faster than anyone predicts. That traffic jam on the Beijing-Tibet highway in 2010 that stretched for 60 miles, involved 10,000 vehicles and took 10 days to unlock is a harbinger of what will come.
In reducing coals historic dominance, the president is formalizing a market trend that was already taking shape, remarked Andy Karsner, who was an assistant secretary of energy in the last Bush administration. His bigger message, though, was no matter where you find yourself on the political spectrum, its useful for the nation to discuss, debate and consider a strategy for climate change. The consequences of inaction are potentially greater than all the other noise out there.
Sadly, many Republican leaders rejected Obamas initiative, claiming it would cost jobs. Really? Marvin Odum, the president of the Shell Oil Co., told me in an interview that phasing out coal for cleaner natural gas and shifting more transport, such as big trucks and ships, to natural gas instead of diesel is a no-brainer, no-lose, net-win that you cant fight with a straight face.
But, remember, natural gas is a fine gift to our country if, and only if, we extract it in a way that does not leak methane into the atmosphere (methane being worse than carbon dioxide when it comes to global warming) and if, and only if, we extract it in ways that dont despoil land, air or water. The Environmental Defense Fund is working with big oil companies, like Shell, to ensure both.
But there is one more huge caveat: We also have to ensure that cheap natural gas displaces coal but doesnt also displace energy efficiency and renewables, like solar or wind, so that natural gas becomes a bridge to a clean energy future, not a ditch. It would be ideal to do this through legislation and not EPA fiat, but Republicans have blocked that route, which is pathetic because the best way to do it is with a Republican idea from the last Bush administration: a national clean energy standard for electricity generation an idea the GOP only began to oppose when Obama said he favored it.
Such a standard would say to every utility: Your power plants can use any fuel and technology you want to generate electricity as long as the total amount of air pollutants and greenhouse gases they emit (in both fuel handling and its electricity conversion) meet steadily increasing standards for cleaner air and fewer greenhouse gases. If you want to meet that standard with natural gas, sequestered coal, biomass, hydro, solar, wind or nuclear, be our guest. Let the most cost-effective clean technology win.
By raising the standard a small amount every year, wed ensure continuous innovation in clean power technologies and jobs that are a lot better than coal mining. You cant make an appliance, power plant, factory or vehicle cleaner without making it smarter with smarter materials, smarter software or smarter designs. Nothing would do more to ensure Americas national security, stimulate more good jobs and global exports the whole world needs these technologies than a national clean energy standard. And, of course, the climate would hugely benefit.
Improving our energy system plays to our innovation strength. Clinging to our fossil-fuel past plays to the strengths of Russia and Iran. Why would we do that? Why would the GOP? Its already losing young voters. Question: How many college campuses today have environmental clubs and how many have coal clubs?
The Germans and the Chinese are already in this clean energy race, and were still just talking about it, said Hal Harvey, the chief executive of Energy Innovation. The question is: Do we want to control our energy future, or continue to rent it from other countries?
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Don't You Just Love Mondays?!
Say, what!?! Although I prefer staying as close to the present moment as much as possible, I can still dip into the not-so-distant past and remember the dread that use to show up when half the weekend was gone and Monday loomed. That's back when I wasn't living aligned with the Truth of my Being. That's back when I was trying to fit my Round self into any number of Square holes.
Fast forward to NOW. In honor of Monday … as a beautiful day of the week, a day I love because it begins a fresh page on the calendar when I resume connecting, serving, offering, creating, savoring and greeting my clients, potential clients, and humankind … I've decided to make something very special. It's …
Just Another Magic Monday!
A birthday card I received from a dear friend, inspired me to create a PHOTO + QUOTATION image and the people I shared it with liked it so much, I'm going to be making a series of them available to anyone who wants to start their week with a centering, loving thought. When Just Another Magic Monday launches, you'll be able to sign up for it on my web site and share the link with anyone you think would like a magic-laden greeting in their in-box on Monday mornings.
Here's a sample of what you might see (click to see the full size image):
You won't have to click through to my web site – just open the e-mail and receive your message.
Selection of the images and quotations is underway. I'll let you know when Just Another Magic Monday is available!
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New Orleans with picky teens on a budget
My family and I are going to be in New Orleans August 7 - August 11th. I am in need of places you would take a couple of 14 year olds boys to eat. One child will eat anything and one is very picky. He will eat fried shrimp or crawfish, no other seafood. My husband and I would love to sample the local cuisine. I also need places that are not expensive. But would like to stay away from McDonalds. We will be staying at the holiday inn - superdome. and they provide a shuttle within a 3 mile radius of the hotel. I have already read and thought of Acme Oyster House, Port of Call, and Louisiana pizza kitchen. We will do one breakfast at cafe beignet. I would love to take the kids to hear some live music cheaply if I could. What are your suggestions?
Louisiana pizza kitchen and acme are great and cheap. There is a place right near the french market called Fiorella's. They have good fried chicken and is also very inexpensive. On Bourbon st. in the 900 section there is a cheap diner called the Clover grill. Good for breakfast and hamburgers.
Fiorella's is closed.
If the picky one eats fried shrimp, you should be fine most places -- try Mandina's. Also try Remoulade on Bourbon st, it has a section on the menu with burgers and pizza, but there's lots of local stuff, too. Ask the server about the possibility of ordering off Arnaud's menu, as the restaurants are connected. Luke has some reasonably priced things on the menu, and I'm pretty sure they have a burger, too.
Check out Frenchman st for music -- some places have a small cover charge, and some places are free. I think they should be able to get in if accompanied by you. Pick up one of the free magazines (Offbeat, Gambit) when you get into town and see where you might like to go.
I think Mandina's is a good choice as well; great fried shrimp - lots of other menu options, too. I went to Lousiana Pizza Kitchen on my last visit, and the smell outside and in the restaurant was enough to knock me out. We stayed because our children were ravenously hungry (we found it not very tasty and overpriced, terrible service), and we got treated to two homeless people fighting on our way out of the restaurant. This was an isolated incident, however - I think Mona Lisa on Royal Street is a great option for pizza/Italian and the service is super friendly ( various paintings/pictures of the Mona Lisa are all over the restaurant!). I also really liked Cafe Fleur de lis for breakfast, and they also have good sandwiches. Another great breakfast find is La Boucherie on Chartres - but they only do breakfast on Sat/Sun last I knew.
I think the suggestions being made are good, and trying interesting local cuisine is ideal... but if you wind up feeling like you need to appease your boys with some fast-food and pizza, you could still go to New Orleans places -- Port of Call is good but Snug Harbor is owned by the same people and the line is generally much shorter, I agree with Clover Grill for good cheap burgers too, Camellia Grill if you get all the way out there, we have a bunch of good pizza places -- Italian Pie, Rocky's, Mona Lisa's as mentioned -- there is definitely a different style of pizza here... and if you want to do actual fast food, I think Popeye's is a lot more New Orleans than McDonald's :)
re: Adrienne
Snug Harbor isn't open for lunch and is not as good as POC. BTW, huge burgers a large baked potato(no fries) will run about 11pp plus $3per coke + tax/tip.. Masperos has huge sandwiches with fries for something like $7. Mandinas will be one of your better options. The portions are huge/prices reasonable. Cash only. Many music venues have a cover charge.
Try the following places, as they are family friendly!
Juan's Flying Burrito
Magazine Street has many cafe, restaurants and fun places to take kids and try new food!
Enjoy New Orleans!
Sheana D.
Thanks so much for all the suggestions. It seems like Mandina's is a must. I can't wait to get there and report back how everything was.
Jacques-Imos may not be a bad idea either. Fried chicken, 2 sides and a salad for about $15... Many reasonably priced fish entrees as well.
Definitely do Mandina's. I can easily see 2 teenagers splitting an order of onion rings and a 1/2 loaf po-boy. The onion rings come piled high and the 1/2 loaf comes cut into 2 sections, each of which is a sandwich unto itself. If they're big eaters then they could split a po-boy and an order of meatballs and spaghetti - you'll know why they call it meatballs and spaghetti when you see it.
Frenchmen Street is the place for good music. Just cross Esplanade at Decatur, walk past the Fire Station and you're there. There are shorter routes in and out of there, but I know what it's like to be in a strange city with kids in tow. You'll find about 4 blocks of really cool places that are generally free of the foolishness that goes on in the Quarter. Once you make it to the park, turn around and come back - once again, that's the parent in me coming out. There are cheap eats out there, too. See the "Marigny Suggestions" thread I started a few days ago.
IMHO - Acme is overrated.
re: foodcurious
Thanks so much for these great suggestions.
If you're willing to go outside the 3 mile radius, you could go Uptown on Sunday afternoon and have some Popeye's (Magazine @ Marengo) then hit the Cajun Fais-Do-Do at Tipitina's at 5:30.
501 Napoleon Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115
Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits
4041 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115
re: uptownlibrarian
The kids would not be able to go to the Cajun Fais-Do-Do. I checked the website and they would have to be 18 to get in for that.
I do thank you for the suggestion however. I can't wait to get down there.
re: fatgirl2
That's too bad. Assumed it was family friendly.
I don't think that the Frenchman St. bars will be welcoming to teens, even if accompanied by adults.
Anyway, I've got it: Sunday Aug. 10 at the World War II museum, Lionel Ferbos and the Palm Court Jazz Band are playing at 1:00 pm. The band is legend and the museum is awesome and worth the trip even without the music.
And you could still go to the Popeye's on Canal beforehand, and take a streetcar ride afterward down to Camellia Grill for supper. Open til midnight on Sundays.
Camellia Grill
626 S Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118
National World War II Museum
945 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
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Have a gif of Misha reading a bedtime story,
A comic about my sleeping process
Laying in bed, staring out my window at the full moon…
I didn't think I would, I was so anxious that one of the boys would wake up and I wouldn't hear them… but I slept. That bed was really comfy. I slept for 3 hours before I woke up the first time. Then I slept another hour, woke up, then another 2 hours before the older boy woke up at 5:30am. I knew he would be up early, but I actually was surprised he slept that late. And I thought he would freak out because I was here and not his Mom, but I talked to him before bed and told him I would be here. And he was fine. That was a relief.
Now we are sitting on the couch in our jammies and he's watching cartoons while I'm reading Little Numbers. Shut up, I can't stop. It gives me all the feels.
Kids are asleep. I'm gonna pick up the house really quick, wash my face, get in my pajamas and lay down and hope I can relax enough to sleep for a few hours. The mom said the older boy wakes up randomly in the night and sometimes won't go back to sleep… I hope both of us can sleep tonight…
Yes it's 10pm on a Saturday night and I am going to bed.
The Machinist (2004)
Seriously. When will it end?
Just a few months ago I would hit the pillow, close my eyes and within minutes be asleep for the whole night. Mind you I was up late and had to be up early, but my body would shut down and sleep almost immediately after getting into bed.
Now? Every little thing that bothers me will keep me up, and then keep waking me up throughout the night. Nightmares as well.
Last night was crappy. Stressful night with a friend. I climbed in bed at 3:30am with my alarm set for 7:30am and I couldn't relax enough to get to sleep. I was awake until about 4:15am and then finally got to sleep only to wake up every 15 - 20 minutes, freaking out until 7:30am when my alarm went off.
I am currently babysitting overnight for a family. I know I won't be able to sleep, worrying about the kids waking up and me not hearing them. When I get off tomorrow I am going to go home and climb in bed for the rest of the day. I hope I can relax. I'm so anxious over this thing with my friend. My chest is tight and I keep grinding my teeth.
Sleep. I miss you.
Insomnia sucks. I can't wait to be done with work. I have the hardest time falling asleep at night, and when I finally do fall asleep I either have a nightmare that wakes me up and riles me up… Or I wake up every few mins freaking out that I am oversleeping my alarm. I just want to be done with work so I can get some sleep for a little while. Who knows if that will happen. My schedule is filling up fast. A trip to North Carolina to visit family with my Mom, and possibly a week at a summer camp… Omg. So excited.
What I am really looking forward to though, is not having that moment at work everyday where my chest gets tight and I start having trouble breathing. Is that an anxiety attack? It's been a daily occurrence for about two weeks now.
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The guy who hit Brody Jenner with a beer bottle Sunday morning was talking a LOT of trash before things got violent ... even calling BJ a "douche" ... this according to a witness.
A person who watched the fight go down at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood early Sunday morning tells us Brody's attacker appeared drunk before the ruckus -- and was running his mouth "for no reason."
Brody DID jaw back at the drunk guy ... but we're told BJ did NOT strike first.
Sources say ... when the guy hit Brody with the bottle, his friends rushed in and attacked both BJ and Avril, who happened to be standing next Brody at the time.
We're told Brody needed a couple of stitches to close the gash from the bottle attack and Avril has been "laying low and icing her wounds" -- which consist of a black eye, bloody nose and all sorts of other stuff.
Our source is adamant ... "Brody and Avril didn't do anything to start the fight ... just a bunch of drunk people getting out of hand."
Where was Avril's bodyguards?
OMG!!!! This idiots and how police didn't do anything I just don't get it
I hope they're ok I just can't that Avril beautiful face is ******!!!
Remenber this: DON'T MESS UP WITH A DRUNKEN MAN! both of them lucky enough! if one of those 5 drunken have a deadly weapon like gun n knife they are death now! don't like it? leave the bars go to another and nothing going happen...
I wonder if Avril was being super snotty and rude to some other girl at the bar. Never know with some of these "Hollywood princesses" who think they can get away with anything.
These women can get INSANELY JEALOUS of other women with a good looking guy with an expensive car and so forth. Especially once they get sloppy drunk and get into a bad mood.
The claws really come out with some of them. Some of those bigger chicks can fight as well as guys and do some damage. I would keep an eye on those types of crazy chicks. They might try to "cold ****" you for no good reason. They think they can get away with it too ... since they are women.
Most guys wouldn't dare to do some of the things these drunk chicks sometimes do. There's plenty of women in jail these days for assaults you know. Someone needs to tell these crazy girls that they are risking jail or getting beaten up bad if they hit the wrong person ... especially a guy.
Some girl in New York about a year ago or so tried to fight a guy over a parking space and she got a few good punches in. Then, the guy just hit her once in the face and she was knocked out cold and went to the hospital. She was in critical condition I hear.
People, please read what happened!! We all know Avril has an attitude of saying what she thinks, but she didn't even start the fight or did anything here, so don't blame her! It's those drunk guys fault.
Just a hunch but maybe this happened because of their affiliation with the Kardashians.
Sounds like they fought because they were responding to being taunted. Therefore proving that Brody Jenner is a little bi**h. Had Brody been a real man, he would realized the group were a bunch of drunken idiots and de-escalated the situation, knowing that proving yourself to barhopping losers is not a mark of manhood. However, Brody Jenner is not a real man, and thus was brought down to the level of teenagers. Good one, Brody. Yet again more proof this week that the Kardashian Klan is pure white trash.
Who is Brody Jenner again? Oh that's right. He's the one whose mommy and daddy are plastic surgery freak shows. No wonder he has terrible values...his parents are the laughing stock of Hollywood. Everybody makes fun of the mash faces of Bruce Jenner and former beauty turned Frankenstein monster Linda Thompson behind their backs.
well Jenner is a douche but whacking someone with a beer bottle is a punk b1tch move - settle it like men.
Don't have to hit a guy with a bottle but it is a fact he is a douche, and his step mother's a media whore, and his dad's plastic. Not to mention his Armenian Gypsy Porn Making Grifter step sister.
remember: DON'T MESS with a DRUNKEN! both of them lucky enough! if one of those drunken with a deadly weapon gun or knife or maybe a pocket knife they are death now ^.^
Glad someone hit this jobless idiot. I'm sorry for what happened to Avril but Brody totally deserved it. He's just a douche.
BJ is one of the biggest d-bags on the planet and she is a dirty skank.
Glad someone hit this jobless idiot. I'm sorry for what happened to Avril but Brody totally deserved it. He's just a douche.
Brody Jenner is a Douche... why get all mad girl? they were just stating simple facts....


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