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July 27 - Attendance for the show was:
Friday - 2337
Saturday - 5619
Sunday - 1795
way down due to the rain storms....Last year's total attendance was 11, 120.....we will try next year to break 13,000. Thanks to all who came!
July 27 - Winners of the tractor raffle are -
1st Prize Allis Chalmers D-12 Tim Orr Houston MN.
2nd Prize $1500.00 Tom Collin Stockbridge MI
3rd prize $1000.00 Austin Dahl Richmond MN
Thank you to each and everyone of you who supported the Orange Spectacular and the Upper Midwest A-C Club!
July 23 - We got wet, today!!!!! Rain started at 10:05 today and dropped about 2 1/2 inches. All of us went to the buildings (Toy and Craft & and the Indoor Tractor Display Building) and waited out the storm.....the show, in a sense, did not stop. Our Swap Meet was halted but the seminars, toy and craft and food vendors continued. The next rain storm hit at 1:55 and dumped another 3 inches on Hutchinson.
Baxter Communication was on the grounds today videoing and interviewing many people and tractors today. Here, Brian Baxter and videographers assist in the interview of Darrell Grams, Sr., his family and their tractor collection.
The sales tables were bustling with business while the downpours happened.
During the rain....seminars and conversation continued...and the rain continued to fall
After the rain...as soon as the rain stopped (or to a sprinkle) our guests were out looking at the tractor displays! The children could care less at that point....
The Blue Ribbon Winner of the First Annual Quilt Contest is Betty Broitzman of Ashville, N.C.
Father and Son, accepted the winning ribbon.
Bruce Franzen and Matt Wosmek are retrieving a guest's trailer from "Lake Allis-Chalmers ".
Tomorrow, Sunday....we will have to evaluate the grounds to see if we can move across the lawn for a parade. We will have to see if the field demo guys have any plans to do anything in the field. Mother Nature took over.....we are trying to show our guests what the Orange Spectacular has to offer. Lots of swap meet deals left, many toys and crafts from vendors are looking for new homes, and club merchandise are waiting to be sold. Please, plan to come for the day....not over a dozen tractors have left. So the grounds are full of tractors, yet! The weather sounds favorable for a great last day of the show. Tractor raffle, Quilt raffle and Children raffle will still go on as planned. We hope to see you then! "Thank you for everyone's cooperation and patience today during the rain storms!"
July 23 - We had our Scholarship Fund auction this evening and the Bumble Bee 12 goes to Chesaning, Michigan. The proud new owner and winner of the auction was Paulette Mallory!
Paulette was generous enough to pay $1850.00 to the Upper Midwest A-C Club's Scholarship Fund. "Thank you, Paulette for your generous donation!!!"
July 22 - WOW!!! We had a heck of a day! So many tractors have come in today...2337 attendance. That compares to last year to 2091. It was hot today, but there was a breeze...it helped but it was not a very comfortable day.
Thank goodness for the shade and air-conditioned rooms at the showgrounds, you can get out of the heat!
Lee Sackett holds a seminar on applying decals to a One-Ninety. we had about four (4) different seminars with many attendees.
Here is a unique tractor
Beef Brisket and bar-b-cued ribs...outstanding meal!
Baked beans, potato salad, watermelon, lemonade, water and cake.
Charlie Widlund and family enjoys the BBQ celebration meal
Chuck and Sherri, representing the Allis Connection, enjoys our 25th Celebration BBQ.
There was 320 guests at our 25th celebration BBQ. Thank you for your support in the past 25th years.
As of tonight, 178 tractors JUST on the "island". The "ISLAND" would be the center part of the show grounds....north and south of the pavilion. Thank you to all our guests and tractor collectors for their presence!
July 21 - We are ready!!! We were ready by 2:50 p.m., I announced we had the grounds ready for the 25th Orange Spectacular. Many thanks to volunteers who stepped forward and help set the grounds up. We have NEVER been ready, THIS SOON with the show grounds....THANK YOU for your help!!!!!! So much appreciated!!!
It was hot today with somewhat of a breeze.....not much.....but it helped.
Wi-Fi on the grounds was JUST hooked-up today!!!! We have free wireless on the "McLeod County Fairgrounds" router.....NO password is needed! Thank you McLeod County Fairgrounds Boards for such a convenience!
Tomorrow night starting at 5:00 p.m. will be the starting of our BBQ. If you are looking for tickets yet, at 7:00 a.m., please see Golf Cart registration, for available meal tickets to purchase for $15.00 per person. A total of 280 meals will be served. Once when the extra tickets are sold-out...the BBQ is sold out....We will have Allis-Chalmers tractors alongside of us as we eat...One Allis-Chalmers guest told me he drove 875 miles for bar-b-qued ribs! We appreciate the support!
We are in the process, as Hundred Series come in, to line up the tractors as...One Sixty, One Seventy, One Seventy-five, One Eighty, One Eighty-Five, and One Ninety. If you would like your tractor in this unique line-up, let Charlie or Chad know of your interest, please.
We already have 116 tractors in JUST the center of the show grounds. This does NOT include tractors in the field, campground, Swap Meet, Indoor Tractor Display building, etc....and BIG IRON, too. We have 8 plus D21s, 3 articulating tractors, three 10-18s, one 6-12, and who knows how many more are still coming in. More pictures to come tomorrow night.....
At this time, we have fifty-seven (57) campers and nine (9) tenters....The Swap Meet has sold 98 sites with only 22 more to be sold. This is only Thursday night! What numbers will be reported tomorrow night???? Stay tuned!
The show buildings for quilts and Flea Market are almost full! The Indoor Tractor Display building is filled along the walls with vendors, memorabilia, club shirts sales, Old Allis News, Olson Tractor, GOTO Boonesville, Lee Sackett Restorations, etc....
Our sales for merchandise were busy today! We have never had such business on the day BEFORE the show! Banners, drinking mugs, letter openers, etc.....25th Anniversary memorbelia and with our limited supplies, please come to the Toy and Craft Building to get your limited editions of goodies!
July 20 - We are getting ready for the 25th Anniversary of the Orange Spectacular! We have some new stuff...it is amazing! Lots of new fabrics and products!
Plan to come and see the all the new merchandise
July 15 - Quilter News!!!! - Please check out this website http://quiltshownews.com/quilt-shows-by-state/Minnesota/ Check out other Quilt Shows!!!!
July 15 - Schedule update
I hope many of you are planning to attend the 25th Orange Spectacular! It is only a couple of weeks away! Here is the schedule for the upcoming show:
2016 SPECIAL EVENTS Schedule
Friday, July 22
8:30 a.m. .....................Snap Coupler seminar. Discussion will cover the basics, operation, and safety of
the Snap Coupler and the rebuilding of lift latches, Dave Buttjer and Jim Palmer – east end of Indoor Tractor Display building #17, #19
9:30 a.m. ....................Ring toss game, ages 5-10 – Children's Activity building #6
10:00- 12 noon ...........Arts and crafts – Children's Activity" building #6
10:30 a.m. ..................Ducks pond game, ages 2-5 –Children's Activity building #6
11:00 a.m.........Plow Set-up Seminar - Duane Christenson, east end of Indoor Tractor Display building #17, #19
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. .Barrel Train Rides
12 noon - 3:00 p.m. .....Bounce House
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.. Face/Hair coloring –Children's Activity building #6
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ..........Barrel Train Rides
3:00-6:00 p.m. ............"Detour" performs – Pavillion #16
5:00 p.m. ....................Ending raffle ticket sales, renewal and new memberships, memorabilia for the day
5:00 p.m. .....................Allis-Chalmers Theater closes #8
5:00 p.m.. ....................Anniversary BBQ Dinner –Indoor Tractor Display building, #17
6:00 p.m. .....................People mover rides stops
6:30 p.m. .....................Tractor ride. The ride will be driving through the City of Hutchinson, traveling to the McLeod Co. Heritage Museum and finish at Runnings There will be a people mover(s) made available for anyone that wants to ride and not drive a tractor – meet at north gate entrance #1
8:30 p.m. (approx.) ......Tractor ride returns to show grounds.
Camaraderie with friends and family
Saturday, July 23
8:30 a.m. .....................Snap Coupler seminar. Discussion will cover the basics, operation, and safety of the
Snap Coupler and the rebuilding of lift latches, Dave Buttjer and Jim Palmer – east end of Indoor Tractor Display building #17, #19
9:00 a.m. - 12 noon.. ..Face/Hair coloring –Children's Activity building #6
9:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m... Bounce House
9:30 SHARP! ...............Tractor driver parade safety meeting, must attend to drive in parade – Pavilion #16
10:00 a.m. - 12 noon ...Arts and crafts – Children's Activity building #6
10:00 a.m. ...................Tractor parade
11:00 a.m.........Plow Set-up Seminar - Duane Christenson, east end of Indoor Tractor Display building #17, #19
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. .Barrel Train Rides
1:00 p.m. .....................Kids' pedal pull starts – Children's' Activity Building #6
1:00 p.m. .....................Tractor games, barrel races – Outdoor Horse Arena #29
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m... Face/Hair coloring –Children's Activity building #6
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ..........Barrel Train Rides
2:30 p.m. ....................Candy Hunt Ages 2-5 – Children's Activity building #6
3:00 p.m. .....................Water games, all ages – Children's Activity building #6
3:00 p.m. .....................Remote control demo/racing – Outdoor Horse Arena #29
5:00 p.m ......................Ending raffle ticket sales, renewal and new memberships, memorabilia for the day
5:00 p.m. .....................Allis-Chalmers Theater closes #8
5:00 - 7:00 p.m. .........."Old Gold" performs – Pavillion #16
6:00 p.m. .....................People mover rides stops
6:00 until dark ..............Horseshoes – Outdoor Horse Arena #29
7:00 p.m. .....................All Allis-Chalmers Farm Tractor Pull – Grandstand
7:00 p.m. .....................Immanuel Lutheran School food vending – Grandstand #18
10:00 p.m. .................Tractor pull could end
Camaraderie with friends and family
July 11 - Can you help us out?? We are looking for a D10 with a snap-coupler plow and operator AND a D12 with a snap-coupler plow and operator to be used during the D Series Plowing Team demonstration during the 25th Annual Orange Spectacular. If you are interesting in participating, please contact Joe Graunke at email@example.com (715) 790-2967.
July 11 - Linda Martin - 25th Orange Spectacular BBQ Celebration has a count of 230 people. This will be an exciting time of fellowship to share the past and the future Orange Spectaculars. Charter members - be ready to be recognized during this special celebration! All BBQ participants will take a special gift with them after eating. Everyone will have the opportunity to eat and then leave for the tractor ride through Hutchinson. I am sure Bob Paulson will show everyone a great ride....he has never let us done yet....and he is for sure not going to disappoint us this year either!
July 10 - 60+ quilts will be on display at the Quilt Show of The Orange Spectacular. Look for the unique designs of these quilts. One quilt is coming Ashville, North Carolina!
What can you expect when you are attending this year's show:
Featuring Allis-Chalmers tractors, lawn and garden tractors, implements, toys, & memorabilia.
ANYONE with A-C equipment or toys may exhibit or participate at this show.
Over 218 tractors, 125 Lawn & Garden tractors, 6 Crawlers, 10 Industrial tractors and 1 Truck displayed in 2015.
Attendance was 11,120 in 2015.
• Large variety of field activities daily, weather permitting, including A-C threshing machine, A-C combines and haying equipment.
• Dyno testing, seminars and other activities planned.
• Large swap meet area - $30.00 fee per vendor (set up Thursday).
Any questions on swap meet, call Doug Stade 320-282-5838
• Ladies Boutique, Flea Market & Semiars – Friday, Saturday & Sunday
• 1st Annual Quilt Show - Friday, Saturday & Sunday
• Kids Activities – Friday, Saturday, Sunday
• Friday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Car Show - sponsored by Saturday Night Cruisers
• Friday 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Entertainment "Detour"
• Friday 5:00 p.m. 25th Anniversary Celebration BBQ - $15.00 per person,limited seating, reservation deadline July 1st
• Friday 6:30 p.m. Tractor Ride after BBQ
• Tractor & Implement Seminars - watch for times posted at the show
• Saturday and Sunday 9:30 a.m. Tractor Driver Parade Safety Meeting – Pavilion
• Parade Saturday and Sunday 10:00 a.m.
• Kids' Pedal Pull: 1:00 p.m. on Saturday and 1:00 p.m. on Sunday
Kids 40 - 90 lbs. - 5 classes - Registration 12:15 p.m. both days
• Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Entertainment "Old Glory"
• Saturday 7:00 p.m. ALL Allis-Chalmers stock and modified Tractor Pull
• Saturday 8:00 p.m. Upper Midwest A-C Club Scholarship Auction – Grandstand
• Sunday 8:00 a.m. Church - Music "Detour" in the Pavilion
• Huge toy & memorabilia displays. Over 45 vendors in 2015
• Visit the Allis-Chalmers Fuel Cell Tractor located at the McLeod County Heritage Museum (2 miles north from the show site).
Museum hours: Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Saturday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner available daily starting at 6:30 a.m.
• Quilt Raffle Drawing 2:00 p.m. Sunday
• Children's Raffle Drawing 2:30 p.m. Sunday
June 25 - Ken and Jason Holz along with Ron Erickson have done professional job of restoration with the Scholarship Auction Lawn and Garden tractor
June 25- WHAT IS THE Scholarship Sponsor Garden Tractor?? Click on this link and check it out....http://orangespectacular.com/sponsorgardentractor.html
Do you want your name on this lawn tractor shown below, after the restoration? Buy a ticket as shown below. You can give donations in $5.00 increments for sponsorship. Any questions, please call Ken Holz at (651) 437-8786. We appreciate your support!
Below is what the lawn and garden tractor looked like before restoration.....
Buy a ticket and have your name placed on the tractor
Help sponsor the Upper Midwest A-C Club's Scholarship - It's tax-deductible!
June 4 - Our raffle tractor restoration person - Luke Olson of Olson Tractor and Restoration (his website is www.olsontractor.com) has been hard at work. He has just completed a D19 High-Crop restoration!
5/27 - Do you need an electric fencer repaired ? I needed parts of a fencer, so I found and called this place as I had found it on the internet...The Fencer Shop - Electric Fencer Repair, Kevin Blasé of Polk, NE. When talking with this gentleman, I found he is VERY knowledgeable in fencers and has parts...old and new. Very courteous, too. Check out the new link on the left side of this page. Click on the link and check it out.... http://www.thefencershop.com/
5/25 - I just received this tonight. AWESOME JOB to Ken and Jason Holz, Mike Richter, and Ron Erickson!!!!!
New this year we are having a silent auction on some smaller items, with the money going into our Scholarship Fund.
This 7000 series toy tractor was customized and donated by Mike Richter.
Mike, nice job so far. Can't wait to see what the final product will look like!!!!
Stop by Mike's display in the toy building to see and bid on this item.
There will also be some other items displayed at Mike's table that will also be included in the silent auction. Unfortunately they are not complete enough to include at this time. Stay tuned to the website, as we will get them on there when pictures are available.
All items will be displayed, and bids taken Friday, and Saturday during normal Toy Building hours. The bidding will close Saturday when the building closes. The winning bidders will be announced at the beginning of the Tractor Auction Saturday night, at 8:00 PM. We would like if the winners could attend the Auction to take possession, and settle up.
Thanks from the Upper Midwest Scholarship Committee.
5/25 - Chip Grube of Minnesota sent me an email stating he is planning to bring his One-Ninety for t he 25th Anniversary of the Orange Spectacular. He has had a two page article published in The Allis Connection on their history with the 190 and a couple of XT's that we had.
He shared with me some videos he has posted on Youtube. I thought you may enjoy the videos as much as I did. Check the videos out....you may have never seen an Allis-Chalmers engine driving irrigations pumps. Chip sent some other videos, too. Just click on the links. Thank you, Chip!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li_5ek4KhV0 - 2013 irrigation season begins
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rikzVTNSSo - Corn Shelling at Heritage Hill, Montevideo, MN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oETw7bLQdbs&feature=youtu.be - WD on the threshing machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abS5mySMVeQ - Orange power working a late night
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odGuykOv4f4 - Gathering of the Orange leaving Heritage Hill
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Distinguished Service Professor; Director, International Security Program
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Web: http://www.howterrorismends.com
Center for Security Policy Studies
Professor Audrey Kurth Cronin joined George Mason University's School of Policy, Government and International Affairs in Arlington, Virginia as a tenured senior faculty member in September 2011. She became director of the International Security Program in January 2015. Prior to that, she was director of the core course on war and statecraft at the U.S. National War College, Washington, D.C., in charge of a team of more than thirty senior military and civilian faculty at the Colonel and Ambassador levels. She has led or co-led field studies research trips in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, India, Pakistan, Mexico, and Colombia.
Professor Cronin's career has combined both academic positions and government service. She came to the war college from Oxford University, where she was Academic Director of Studies for the internationally renowned Changing Character of War program. She continues to be a non-residential Senior Research Associate at Oxford. Before that, Dr. Cronin was Specialist in Terrorism at the Congressional Research Service, where she was responsible for advising Members of Congress in the aftermath of 9/11. She has also served periodically in the Executive branch, for example in the Office of the Secretary of Defense/Policy, where she drafted portions of the Secretary's strategic plan; the Office of the Secretary of the Navy; and the American Embassy in Moscow. She advises agencies in both the Legislative and Executive branches, including the White House.
Professor Cronin has a longstanding interest in the question of how conflicts end. While on the faculty at Oxford, she completed How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns, her fourth book, published by Princeton University Press. She also wrote Ending Terrorism: A Strategy for Defeating Al-Qaeda, a policy-oriented Adelphi Paper published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (London). Notable recent articles include "ISIS is Not a Terrorist Group," Foreign Affairs, March/April 2015; "The 'War on Terrorism': What Does it Mean to Win?" Journal of Strategic Studies, April 2014; and "Why Drones Fail: When Tactics Drive Strategy," Foreign Affairs, July/August 2013. She is widely published in peer-reviewed academic and policy journals, also including International Security, Orbis, International Affairs, Parameters, The Washington Quarterly, and Survival.
Professor Cronin graduated summa cum laude from Princeton University and held a Ford postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University under Stanley Hoffman and Samuel Huntington. She won a Marshall Scholarship to Oxford University, where she studied with Michael Howard, Hedley Bull, and Adam Roberts, earned MPhil and DPhil degrees in International Relations, and captained the first women's rowing team for St. Antony's College.
Areas of Research
- Cybersecurity
- How Conflicts End
- The Changing of Character of War and Peace
- International Relations
- International Security
- Terrorism and Counterterrorism
- Security Policy
- Political Economy
- Comparative Politics
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A 50's Fable Whose Edge Doesn't Dull
By Ben Brantley
Published: June 15, 1997
Those words, uttered with staccato brusqueness in the opening moments of ''The Sweet Smell of Success,'' set the tempo for a movie that never relaxes its aggressive, impatient rhythm. They come from the mouth of one Sidney Falco, press agent, pretty boy and perpetual motion machine, and a man who, at the moment, is most anxious to see the first edition of The Globe.
It's late at night in Manhattan in the late 1950's, and the evening is only beginning. Sidney snatches a copy of the paper from a stack that has just landed, with a drumbeat of a thud, at the feet of a Times Square vendor and enters an all-night diner with the sort of lighting that makes everyone look like a corpse.
The paper brushes against a fellow patron as Sidney opens it. He doesn't apologize. The guy is nobody. And since Sidney doesn't find what he's looking for, he exits quickly, chucking the paper into a trash can. He never breaks his stride as he cuts through the tide of pedestrians, Elmer Bernstein's jagged jazz score pumping the aural equivalent of adrenaline in the background. Sidney, portrayed by Tony Curtis in the performance of his career, has work to do. Heaven help him, the name of one of his clients has been omitted again from the gossip column of J. J. Hunsecker, a monolith of egoism and power played by Burt Lancaster.
If New York is indeed the city that never sleeps, Sidney is its ultimate insomniac vampire, wandering the night in search of self-advancing lifeblood. He's a nail-biting, fast-walking juggernaut who matches his environment perfectly. To ask what makes Sidney run is beside the point. He is caught up in the urgent cadences of ambition that have always pervaded New York, that transform almost everybody who goes there and stays.
''The Sweet Smell of Success'' opened 40 years ago this month, to generally unenthusiastic and even disgusted-seeming notices. Reviewers tended to dismiss the film as a too-particular slice of life about characters it was hard to care about. Yes, it was acknowledged, there were moments of choice, hard-bitten dialogue in the screenplay, by Clifford Odets, no less, and Ernest Lehman, who also wrote the novella on which it was based. And the performances of Mr. Curtis and Lancaster were grudgingly admired.
Still, the prominent critic Manny Farber described the movie as a combination of ''clever, racy surface'' and ''mean-spirited 'liberalism.' '' John McCarten, writing in The New Yorker, saw it as ''a good deal of melodramatic razzle-dazzle.'' And in The New York Times, A. H. Weiler noted that the work didn't have a ''towering, universal theme,'' choosing to focus instead on a ''small, special segment of society operating in a domain known intimately only to the cognoscenti.''
THOSE COGNOSCENTI WERE MOST intrigued by the source of the movie's mild notoriety at the time: that Hunsecker was all too clearly modeled after Walter Winchell, the whip-cracking, Red-baiting newspaper columnist and radio personality who embodied the pinnacle (or nadir) of the power of his profession. And that Hunsecker's plot (carried out by Sidney) to destroy the career of his beloved sister's boyfriend bore more than a passing resemblance to the smear campaign engineered by Winchell to ruin a suitor of his daughter Walda.
But since Winchell was well past his peak by then, the a clef aspect of the movie didn't sell many tickets. And the columnist himself was delighted to report just how much money the film had lost. But in terms of posterity, if not box office, ''Sweet Smell,'' which was made by the Scottish director Alexander Mackendrick, has turned out to have legs, and strong ones. The movie now regularly appears on cinephiles' lists of personal favorites, including such stylish, historically minded filmmakers as Ethan and Joel Coen.
Cameron Crowe and Tom Cruise, the director and the star of the recent hit ''Jerry Maguire,'' have admitted that Mr. Cruise's performance, his best, was in part inspired by that of Mr. Curtis in ''Sweet Smell.'' And a musical adaptation, with a book by the playwright John Guare, is in the works for the producers Garth Drabinsky and David Brown.
Lines from ''Sweet Smell,'' with their mix of acridness and perversely poetic use of slang, are regularly quoted by movie-loving hipsters: ''Match me, Sidney,'' for example, as Lancaster turns a command for Mr. Curtis to light his cigarette into a humiliating assertion of power. Or how about Hunsecker saying icily to Sidney, ''I'd hate to take a bite out of you; you're a cookie full of arsenic''? Or the plaint of the overripe, overexploited cigarette girl played by Barbara Nichols, who asks, ''What am I, a bowl of fruit, something that peels in a second?''
Did anyone ever really talk like that? Of course not. But did theater people ever really talk in the volley of barbed, perfectly shaped epigrams the characters use in ''All About Eve''?
In a way, ''Sweet Smell'' bears the same relationship to journalistic backbiting that ''Eve'' does to backstage backbiting. (What George Sanders in ''All About Eve'' is to drama critics, Tony Curtis is to press agents.)


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I'd like you to meet Margaret, one awesome, hard-working momma and talented lady. This post is a part of a blog series of stories of working moms. I'm excited to share 13 stories from real working mothers. I also really would like to hear YOUR story and I'd love to hear it. Keep the conversation going in the comments & on social media using #wellcraftedworkingmoms. Margaret supplied many of the photos in this article including the stunning photographs by Lacey Monroe. Additional images are by Macey Snelson of Moments by Macey.
I met Margaret a few years ago at a bloggers meet-up. We grew a relationship as she volunteered on a few projects with Portland Bloggers— first as a photographer in our Strike a Pose meet-up and then as a photography teacher at our Photography Workshop. I too volunteered to help in a creative meet-up group that she ran. We've enjoyed a few playdates with the kiddos and have stay in touch over the years. Margaret is one of those people in your life that you know that someday you're going to look back and say, "I'm so glad I met her. She has changed the world and I got to be a small part of it."
She isn't just inspiring or giving or talented. She is also a great friend, a kind person and a empathetic human being. (Hey, even Beyoncé thinks she is awesome.) No, but seriously. I'm so proud to say that I know Margaret and learn from her and her example. She is doing amazing things in this city and beyond.
Margaret was unable to attend the photoshoot with the other working moms and, even though sick and cuddled up on her couch, she let me sit with her for nearly an hour talking about working and motherhood. It was a wonderful interview that I am over the moon excited to share with you now.
Margaret is a mother two, Riley (age 7) and Beck (age 6). The two are 14 months apart. Margaret was in school before becoming a mother and really didn't work until the kids were around two or three years old. She fell into the photography business and it eventually became a full-time job. Currently she is working as a freelance writer and photographer full-time.
Margaret and the father of her kids divorced around two years ago. The two co-parent their children.
"Nothing's really changed that much in regards to our parenting. Aside from that we live in different houses."
Margaret has shared about her journey with divorce and co-parenting in her online writing. ("Why everyone says we're doing divorce right" and "Learning to Trust Another Woman with My Kids Is Harder than I Ever Imagined" are two examples.) She and her ex-husband are currently partnered.
"Everyone always talks about kids having to live through their parents divorce in such a negative way," she explained, "they say, 'Oh! Now they'll never be okay because they have a one-parent home,' but it can actually be really good for the kids. AND for kids to grow up seeing that families and relationship don't just work one way."
(At the time of this interview she lived approximately 30 to 40 minutes away from her previous home and the kids, but she is moving closer at this time so this schedule will shift some.)
On a typical week when Margaret has her two children with her they get up at 7 am to leave the house for a long commute to their school at 7:30 AM. She usually ends up dropping by their dad's house to pick up forgotten items or to pick up their father so that they may all ride to school together.
She then usually goes home and dives into writing assignments for an hour, editing for an hour, and then another hour typically goes towards reading and answering emails.
"I kind of just switch between those three things," Margaret said of her work day.
The kids get out of school by 2:40 PM and she likes to get most of her work done by then.
"I"m not really big into making food. I like to cook…I'm just so tired by the end of the day," Margaret said of the dinner preparations. Her partner will often make dinner for the family.
"I really want them to do ALL THE THINGS," said Margaret about her hopes for her children.
Margaret shares that her daughter has had her life planned out since she was four including everything from how she planned on paying for college and medical school (modeling) to how she planned on having twins and hiring a nanny so she could do her job as a doctor.
"To my children, they don't see it as if you have to make a choice [between working and parenthood]," Margaret explained. "It's so different from how I grew up."
"At the end of the day, I hope that they understand that while having and raising children is really important, that taking care of themselves is also really important."
She hopes that her kids learn to take time for themselves that that they know that, "It's not selfish. If anything, it is a selfless thing. If you only want the best for your children you should be at your best when you are with your kids."
I absolutely had to ask a few questions about some of the topics that often come up for the working mom such as maternity leave, childcare, and the challenges & joys of working. I love the answers so much that I felt it was best to just put it in their own words. Read on to learn about the ups, downs, ins and outs of Erin's working mom experience!
Meet Madeline, a working mom! Her story is part of a blog series of stories of working moms. I'm excited to share 13 stories from real working mothers. I also really would like to hear YOUR story and I'd love to hear it. Keep the conversation going in the comments & on social media using #wellcraftedworkingmoms. A huge thank you to the women who volunteered to share their stories, Mary Boyden of Mamma Bear Magazine for her photography and Madeline Roosevelt for hair and makeup!
I met Madeline at one of the many blogger meet-ups that she and I have both attended. She is fantastic at connecting with people and networking. When I first put out the notice for volunteers for this project Madeline was one of the first people to message me. She volunteered her amazing hair and makeup services to help make the working moms feel great in their photos. It was such a huge, kind offer. Of course, there was no way I was going to have her do all that work and NOT ask her to be interviewed as well. She has a great story and I'm excited to share it.
Madeline Roosevelt is the mother to three kids—two boys and one girl—aged 11, 8 and 6 years old. Madeline worked as a freelance hair and makeup specialist before, during and after pregnancy. She had her first child when she was thirty years old. Madeline was partnered with the children's father for seven years and is now a single parent. Her children live with her every other week.
She has worked in her field of hair and makeup for the past fifteen years. She currently works on commercial photo shoots, weddings, and special occasions. She has worked for Nike, Adidas and Reebok among other companies. In addition to her freelance work she does cuts and colors at a local salon as well as runs the salon's social media accounts.
I had a hard time really nailing down a title for Madeline because she does SO MUCH. Beyond her hair and makeup and social media work Madeline runs a blog and social media accounts promoting her business, as well as serving as an Oregon ambassador for Single Moms Planet. Entrepreneur seemed to fit the bill. While her hours differ from week to week and it may not always be full-time hours photo shoots can be incredibly long days and can cause some weeks to be well-over full time and other weeks can be more like part-time hours.
One google search of her hair and makeup work will quickly show you how talented she is!
A typical work day for Madeline begins at 6:30 AM when she gets her kids ready for the day and drops them off at school. She then goes home to get ready for her day. She will work different schedules throughout the week depending on what jobs she has at the time. She picks up her children after school, and then often has to attend a meeting or work in the evenings.
"Sometimes they get frustrated that I'm not there, " Madeline explains of how her children sometimes react to her working.
"They say, 'Oh, you have to work again," she explained, "and I say that I have to work to pay for food and a place to stay."
Even though it can be hard sometimes Madeline said that she feels that it is important that she and her kids have a good relationship and that when they look back they know that she was there for them.
"[Having a good relationship], that's the most important thing," Madeline said. She continued to say that she changed her schedule because she doesn't feel that working all the time was good for her relationship with her kids and now having a flexible schedule helps.
I absolutely had to ask a few questions about some of the topics that often come up for the working mom such as maternity leave, childcare, and the challenges & joys of working. I love the answers so much that I felt it was best to just put it in their own words. Read on to learn about the ups, downs, ins and outs of Erin's working mom experience!
That is a bold statement— Changing the World. But, I believe it. I don't believe it is just working moms that are doing the changing either. I feel like a lot of mothers right now are changing the world for (hopefully) the better. Today is EarthDay—which, I know, is all about recycling and being a better citizen of the planet— and it got me thinking about other ways in which we are bettering our planet.
The moms in this series have been sharing what they want their kids to look back and think of when they look back on life with a working mother. I don't know that many of the answers are any different that what our mothers, those that worked, might have hoped for us growing up.
We are half-way through my series on working mothers. If you've missed any of it then you should absolutely check it out. A big thank you to the volunteers that let me ask them a ton of questions and get photos of them. Also a huge thank you to the women that helped make this possible Mary Boyden of Mama Bear Mag took all the photos from the photoshoot and Madeline Roosevelt offered hair and make-up services to those who wanted it. These women are seriously kick-ass with what they are doing in their own worlds at this moment in time:
There are about a thousand different reasons why working mothers work. For some people—which I didn't really encounter as I was getting volunteers for this series but I KNOW exist and have shared their stories with me— they work because they have no other choice. They WISH they could stay home with their child and be the full-time caregiver, but they simply can't afford it. Some mothers work, even though they wish to stay home with their children during the baby years, because if they didn't they wouldn't have a job to come back to once they felt that their caregiving can be shared. And, then, there are some mothers who love work and feel that they are better versions of themselves, and thereby better mothers for their children, when they do work.
Whether it is a dream job or a job that it is out of necessity I feel that todays working mothers are beginning a conversation that will change the future of working mothers for our children.
There are so many things that I want for my children that me, my mother and certainly my grandmother didn't have as an option. I'd like for these conversations about working mothers can help normalize the issues that we are all dealing with just a tad more. I want for my kids to have family leave that is PAID for—whether by their companies or the government I don't know— so they don't have to go back to work before they are ready. I want the mommy wars to die down a bit so that whether someone chooses to stay home with their children (for financial or child care reasons) or to go to work everyone stops judging these decisions and starts helping out the mommas in their circle. I want mom guilt to stop being about not getting to be in the lives of their children because they are stuck in an office and more about that extra scoop of ice cream that caused way too much energy. You know?
It is going to take a lot more conversations. It is going to take some changes in our government. And it is going to take a whole bunch of women supporting other women to make these things happen.
"I also hope [seeing me work] helps them become more independent and creative. When I grew up, both my parents worked. Having a lot of free time on our own made me and my siblings invent fun for ourselves. We spent hours imagining ourselves as fairies or orphans or alligator wrestlers. We dedicated weeks to turning our play room into a haunted house. We made up songs and ran around outside and skinned our knees and broke windows (though not too often, thankfully). I want my girls to have a similar childhood – one that's not micromanaged by me." — Catherine, Writer & Mother of Two
"I really, really hope my son will understand that I work not because I didn't like being around him- I actually like it quite a bit, certainly way more than I thought I would- but because it's what's right for me. The classic, "It's not you, it's me," bit. I hope it shows him that you can live the life you want, even if it's hard, as long as you're willing to (forgive the pun) work for it. And I hope he internalizes the lesson that you should not make anyone but yourself the center of your Universe: it's an unfair amount of pressure to expect someone else to give your life meaning and worth. That's not to say that you shouldn't devote any (or even a lot!) of your time and energy to someone you love, just that you shouldn't let them take more than is healthy for you to give." — Jenny, Office Manager & mother of one
"This is an old one, and you hear it a lot. But I want my children to see that women do not have to walk away from their dreams, goals, and position in the marketplace to become a mother. Yes, you CAN do and have it all. But you have to wake up every day with intention. Clear and focused intention." — Missy, Radio Host, Regional Sales Director & Mother to Twins


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The 'Wild Flower' is a completely redecorated and updated cozy cottage overlooking Seneca Lake- and exceptionally clean. While not water front, it is about 100yds from the water on a very scenic acre beside our 200 yr old historic mansion. Public lake access is within walking distance. Includes year around sun porch - great when it rains or gets cold. Limo service to wineries, in-cottage massages, bike and boat rentals available. The Outlet hiking/biking trail is walking distance. Located on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail - we consistently receive 5-star reviews and are rated highest for accommodations in this area - recipient of Award for Excellence every year.
We hope winter is a good time for you. It is beautiful in spite of the adjustments it requires. We stayed in the Savannah House in late July last summer. We walked the Watkin's Glen trail (twice) and Taugannock Falls State park in Ithaca (seven dollars a day to visit all the State Parks you can get to!) and on the rainy day we went to the Museum of the Earth just North of Ithaca. In addition, Watkin's Glen and the Amish Farm just North of you were wonderful places to visit. It was a pleasure to relax mornings and evenings at your motel. Clean, marvelously appointed and surrounded by the beauty of one of the most wonderful areas on earth, the Finger Lakes. You promised me we would be glad we chose your motel for our four day stay and you were so right. We look forward to returning next summer for a getaway.
The cottage was perfect for our girls weekend away. We really enjoyed the hot tub, the fire pit, and both the outdoor and indoor space. Cottage was really close to the wine trail. Pat was really helpful with some recommendations and wine trail cards. We would definitely stay here again. Thanks!
This was a perfect little place for a vacation. We booked this place for a girls weekend and found it very cute and reasonably priced. This home and hot tub was very clean. We where a little concerned about the door to the sun porch since it didn't seem to shut proper and the side door I could not get to lock, however the main door was fine. I am looking forward to booking this place again in the near future.
Awesome home..it was perfect for our group.the view was heavenly..Pat was really helpful setting up our last minute request to book the rental.. We will surely come back once again..
I meant to write this review as soon as we got back but a family emergency took precedence and I forgot until I was cleaning today and found my receipt from our stay. I did not bother calling the proprietor because at that point there was no going anywhere else. So, here goes... when we arrived I just sat there and sobbed when I saw that we had paid a ridiculous amount of money to stay in a trailer for a week. It was a clean trailer but still a trailer. Trying to make the best of it - we called it the "mobile cottage." This trailer is about 15 minutes from the inn that is mentioned in the other reviews. This place is isolated and the neighbors were not friendly.
-The air conditioning for the bedroom consisted of a unit that looks like a humidifier that vents through the window. When you plug it in you can't walk beside the bed because the room is so small. And it is loud - so loud that I had to sleep on the couch.
-The closet consists a one rod in the bedroom in a nook that is open to the room. We kept our clothes in our bags on the bed in the other bedroom which I am glad we didn't need to use because the bed takes up the entire floor space.
-The bathroom is old, ugly and the shower is moldy. When you step up into the shower a tall person would hit their head on the ceiling. Luckily we are both under 6 feet. Not enough hot water for two showers in a row. Most of the lights in the bathroom were burned out so you could barely see at night. I replaced what I could.
-There is a large hole at the bottom of the outside door where something as large as a rat could get in though we didn't see any. We kept the interior door closed all the time in case something decided to visit.
-We were told we could take our kayaks and put in right at the water by the "cottage" but it is a long walk down steps to a not at all scenic lake. It is very industrial. Also, whoever came to mow the grass flipped our kayaks right side up and mowed so all the grass went inside. We were livid because it was really unnecessary.
We had a great time when we weren't at the "mobile cottage" so we stayed there as little as possible. I would not recommend this property unless they drop the price to $100 or less per night.
I called Pat and Brenda the day of my arrival to see if they could accomodate me with my dog on a very last minute notice. It was great- the rental was clean and was stocked with kitchen utensils. First ever vacation with my dog- and he got to swim in the nearby stream for the first time... my heart was overflowing with joy.
On the downside- there were a TON of mosquitos all around the house- and we barely used the hot tub, grill, or fire pit because it was a full on WAR with blood sucking!! If you choose this place- be prepared with anything stronger than citronella candles!
We were of group of six that stayed here recently and we had such a magnificent time my mother was still talking about it three days later. It was very clean, spacious, and inviting. The location was great and not too noisy. The hotel exceeded our expectations in every way, we won't be staying anywhere else when we visit New York again. The Savannah House, as well as Pat and Brenda, are unmatched.. we will see them again soon!!
We are located just off on Rt 14 overlooking Seneca Lake - 15 miles north of Watkins Glen, and 20 minute south of Geneva - within 10 minutes of 12 wineries - two wineries within walking distance, and within 30 minutes of 50 wineries.
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We are rated highest in this area for accommodations on Trip Advisor - and Excellence Award every year. Best value in the Finger Lakes.


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LEXINGTON, Ky. - In a state that has led the nation in deaths of children from abuse and neglect, Kentucky journalists and the officials who must protect children agree that more public attention needs to be focused on the issue.
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Cassie Hornback, a senior from Hodgenville, was among them.
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LaRue County Fiscal Court appointed local attorney Kyle Williamson to the LaRue County Public Library Board as magistrates met at the courthouse in Hodgenville Jan. 25.
Williamson's term will expire June 30, 2013.
Mike Cottrell, emergency medical services director, reported 116 ambulance transports in December, totaling 1,453 trips for 2011.
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Just as bird guides help watchers tell birds apart by their color, songs, and behavior, The Kingdom of Infinite Number is the perfect handbook for identifying numbers in their native habitat. Taking a field guide-like approach, it offers a fresh way of looking at individual numbers and the properties that make them unique, which are also the properties essential for mental ...more
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ok @SkillzVa let's c what u got. but why is it listed as " #hiphopconfessions " at @BestBuy ?
doesn't she look like @mobrocka back in the day?
had fun running a 5K with @FoodBankofNWI in my @nikeplus shoes. and my legs are feelin it today
liked the 1st loved the 2nd hadn't heard beautiful but @iamviviangreen was such a sweetheart on twitter, had to check it
yeah RT @DefJamMusic Did you get #HOWIGOTOVER yet? @kamalgray (opinion of @DICERAW singing coming) @questlove
aye, @djjazzyjeff215 @skillzva @dnell215 i got my lil girl seeing how many of these she knows. she's surprising me
gifted artist & fellow midwesterner @RHYMEFEST the other BLEW UP the stage when she was in chi town @JanelleMonae
reppin both @thefatboys and @dj_labels
i'd be lying if i said i ain't love me some @monicablaire. of course i'ma play her stuff
providing @monicaBlaire and @Syberspace for these folks to digest w/ their food. (i need to clean my screen)
@TheFatBoys @naughtybynature @revRunWisdom hip-hop in 3 part harmony
ok @djjazzyjeff215 .... 3 guesses what i want next, but can't find
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