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A sweet tiny breath rushes up my arm, and I reach out and pat his little bare bum.
Soft mewls come from his body, and I wrap an arm around him and pull the covers up a little bit so he won't get cold. Crap! We forgot to put a cap on his head. That's supposed to be pretty important.
I crank my head over my shoulder and the bucket of birth supplies seems miles away. Dammit! I don't want to get up. I'm exhausted and Bella's out for the count.
But my baby boy is wriggling around. He's not acting hungry but he's definitely alert and active.
And then I feel it . . . A warm, wet sensation spreading and seeping through the sheets and moistening my stomach.
Little man wet the bed.
I smirk at my luck to be lying in bed with a gorgeous woman and the cutest, chubby baby in the world who pees buckets of fluid.
Yeah, he looks like a reconstituted raisin like all newborns do, but he's my chubby-rumped reconstituted raisin and I love the little booger.
"Hhhhhuuuu uuuuhhhh," I sigh a big breath.
I am not changing these sheets. I won't move Bella and wake her, so, more towels it is. I'm sure there are other fluids on the sheets by now anyway and it will need to be changed in a little bit. I'll wait till Alice shows up and we clean this whole place.
I gingerly roll out of bed and get him a diaper, his cap, the olive oil and a fresh towel.
Very carefully, I generously lube up his genitals and the surrounding area so when he passes some more meconium it will come off easily and not stick to his silken, fresh skin. I cover it with the diaper, put his cap on and then spread the towel over his newly marked territory. I lie back down and place him tummy down on my chest and cover us with a blanket.
This moment is perfect. It's like time stands still as I hear my baby breathe, feel him snuggle into my frame and relax into me.
My hand absentmindedly caresses his impossibly smooth and fragrant skin.
"I love you, son," I whisper, kiss his little head and close my eyes . . .
Welcome to the Cullen clan. Be glad I listened to your mother and she birthed you peacefully at home in the water.
Slurp, slurp, sluuuuuurrrrrrp!
"Shhhhh . . ." I whine " . . . sleeping, babe."
A soft giggle erupts and my weary eyes open a smidge to see the most radiant beautiful woman I have ever seen breastfeeding what has to be the fattest newborn ever.
I reach out and gently rub his back and Bella beams at me with a softness and tenderness I can't get enough of.
"He's ours," she whispers.
"He's mine. He's on loan to you," I tell her emphatically. "My boy."
"I thought that we shared everything," she teases and looks at me like I'm the most ridiculous man she's ever known. I probably am, but I don't care. That's my boy! I plan to hold him every chance I get and Bogart all of the newborn baby time.
"I don't share your breasts and I don't share my boy. I'm allowing him to eat and you to love on him, but that's it. You both belong to me," I quip. "My equipment."
"Oh, and I guess the fact that I let him live in my womb for nine months gives me no claim on him?"
"Nope. I put him there and I got him out," I taunt her, bragging a little in the process.
"You did not. This labor didn't start from sex," she corrects me. "It broke my water."
Same difference. I roll my eyes at her. Are we seriously going to argue semantics here? "Well, there's always next time," I say with a naughty wink, making light of it.
"No, no next time. We're done." She lays down the law.
"You're only saying that because you just squeezed his fat can out of your body. We're not done, baby, not yet. We just started . . ." I try to convince her. I don't know why but the thought of this being the last baby Cullen really bothers me.
She gives me the look of death like she may lean over and squeeze my groin into submission and obliterate my swimmers.
"Let's not decide on that right now . . . Enjoy the moment," I tell her, cowering every so slightly at the glare she's blasting at me.
Suddenly her demeanor shifts and turns to pain.
"Oh ick! I hate the afterbirth cramps; they're worse than labor!" she moans.
"Want some ibuprofen?" I ask her.
"No . . . I'll be okay. He's got a vacuum for a mouth so it's making the contractions really intense." She closes her eyes and starts doing some deep abdominal breathing.
"You sure?"
She nods her head yes as she concentrates on relaxing.
"Maybe we should go ahead and call Alice since he's nursing well and settled and we've had some time to snooze," I tell her.
She nods her head, and I see her legs stretch and flex, trying to deal with the intense cramping and his strong unwavering suction.
I give Alice a quick call and let her know that we're ready for her onslaught of craziness and manic energy to take over.
It should be interesting to see her reaction to our choice to go it alone. I'm sure she's going to kick me between the legs for leaving her out of the birth.
"We need to name baby D," Bella tells me when I get up and then maneuver in behind her. She shifts forward in the bed, careful not to smother the baby, and I start massaging her back to help her relax.
"I don't think he's baby D. That doesn't sound right to me." Her voice is thoughtful.
"What are you thinking then?" I feel her relax into my touch, and I love knowing that in some small way I'm helping her so she nurse with less stress.
"I don't know. He looks like he owns the place and can conquer the whole damn world with how big he is. How about Alexander the Great," I joke.
"Alec, I like Alec," she says as she tilts her head towards our new seven day lord and master who will run the household.
"Alec . . ." I say, letting it ruminate and roll around on my tongue. "I like it. Okay, Alec it is. Alec, my pudgy Buddha baby."
I give her a kiss on the cheek and keep kneading and working her overtaxed muscles. "You sore, baby? How can I make you more comfortable?"
"I think I want the body pillow from the closet when you get up and I'll need to pee soon. My bladder's getting uncomfortably full but he's not acting like he's going to unlatch anytime soon." She sighs a little with contentment, relieved to not be pregnant any longer.
"Can you blame him? I don't like letting go of those either. Quit being a porn star with those things and then the men in your life will quit hoarding them and fighting over them," I tell her.
"Yeah, Brendon's gonna have to deal with sharing them now," she says, sounding a little overwhelmed.
"He shared them before, he'll do it again," I remind her.
"I know . . . but he was a newborn and didn't have a choice before. Plus, he didn't have a vocabulary so there was no articulating his preference. I'm sure we're going to hear about it now. I've already warned him that if the baby wants to nurse then he'll have to wait until the baby's done. We'll see how well he listens," she says.
The front door is being banged down by what can only be a midget who pretends to be a pixie of a midwife.
"Alice," Bella predicts.
"Let her stew for a bit at the door," I say with a shrug of my shoulders. "I'm too busy enjoying a super model in my bed, who lets me touch her from time to time and occasionally lets me have more," I say with a silly mock, bedroom voice. Waggling eyebrows add to the effect and make Bella giggle. I love seeing her so deliriously happy.
"If she says that I didn't tear, it doesn't mean I'm giving you intimate favors as a celebration of love," she threatens with a delicious smile.
"It sure as heck does," I poke fun at her.
"Answer the damn door before she passes out from exhaustion," Bella insists as she lightly kicks back into my shins.
"Damn, so bossy. What? Did you just give birth or something? Jeesh!" I gripe, playing around.
"Yes, and King Alec says to bring me back a sandwich and a bottle of water," she adds.
"Anymore demands, your highness?" I ask as I caress her back and get in a few more ripe smooches on her cool, slightly dampened neck. She's starting to sweat and get rid of the excess fluids from the pregnancy.
"I'm sure I'll think of something else after you get your sexy butt back in this bed."
"That won't be for a while, 'cause I'm sure Alice will find a million chores for me to do like last time," I tell her. This was why we waited. We wanted time to bond with the new baby and simply be.
"Shorts might be a good idea. She doesn't need to see the merchandise," Bella reminds me.
"Why? It's not like she hasn't seen a naked man's parts before," I taunt.
"She hasn't seen yours and that. Is. Mine," she growls.
"Ooooh, I love it when you get possessive of my equipment."
"Door! She's giving me a headache," she says, waving me on like the pest that I am being. I slip on some clothes quickly and trudge my way to the front door.
Alice tackles me the moment I unhinge the door, and she's blubbering and going on about how mean we were to not let her be a part of the experience.
"Damn, little Keebler elf-girl. Calm the hell down. First of all, we didn't want anybody to burst our little bubble of love, and second of all, I . . . we, are not apologizing to you or anybody else over the way we chose to have our little guy enter the world," I tell her, setting her straight.
"A boy?" she shrieks, not acknowledging a word I said. "You have another penis in this house? Good gravy, Bella . . ." she yells ". . . you need more estrogen in this house!"
"Jeez, Alice, you trying to make my kid deaf? You already knew it was a boy from the ultrasound. Are you high this evening or what? 'Cause you're acting like a freaking lunatic! Quit yelling, or I won't let you near him," I warn her and even as I'm serious, I'm cracking up because Alice is like a headless chicken with no rhyme or reason to her clucking or racing around. She's setting up her tools and putting a pot of water on the stove to boil.
"Oh shut up! We're family now and you can't tell me what to do. I'm practically your sister-in-law. I'm going to see him eventually," she reminds me. Her elopement with my cousin, Jasper, shocked the hell out of a lot of people. They were engaged for awhile and were making necessary preparations for a big wedding, and then out of nowhere . . . upped and did it without a word. I suspect it was Jasper's doing, not so much Alice's.
Family and friends of theirs were in an uproar over it. Not Bella and me, we figured it was their choice and we would respect it.
We suspected something was up when she suddenly stopped texting and calling us all of the time. It was so odd for her and she seemed almost guilty, like she was hiding something when she finally did call. A week later she spilled and shared their little secret.
"Now, tell me all about the birth," she demands as she goes to town scrubbing her hands like she's about to perform surgery.
I give all of the details I can remember and she soaks in every last word like it's her last meal.
"Wow! You guys! Making babies like grown ups and then playing doctor or some crap." She pretends to wipe a tear out of her eye. "Doctor Cullen, I'm so proud of you!" she squeals, mocking me.
"Oh, shut up. That's my dad's name and I'm not a doctor," I tell her. "I'm . . . man, I'm just a husband, and I love my baby and my wife. That's it." Why am I so offended that she called me Doctor Cullen? It feels off somehow . . .
She scrunches her face up at me and then sticks her tongue out petulantly. "You shut up! You're such a softy, Edward, and I love that about you. It's why I keep you around."
And then she marches straight past me with purpose, and I hear her start cooing to the baby and Bella.
I chuckle at myself and how much fun it is to have Alice in the mix. While she's checking on them, I call to spread the news to the rest of the family, talking to Cori first.
"Is mom okay?" she asks sweetly.
"She's perfect and so is your little brother."
"I wish I could have been there," she tells me with longing.
"I know, sweetie. Next time, I promise."
"But mom says she's done."
"She's not one hundred percent certain and I don't think we're done," I inform her.
"Okay." I hear the hope in her voice.
"Why don't you ask your dad or Leah to bring you over after dinner to come and see your new brother?"
"Maybe I should come after the twins go to sleep," she wisely postulates.
"Good thinking. You are so darn smart, you know that? What on earth would we do without you?" I ask her, buttering her up. She's such a good girl, a terrific older sister. Our family really wouldn't work as well as it does without her.
"Can I talk to your brother now?" I ask.
"Sure, dad. I love you," she calmly responds.
"I love you too, Cori. Can't wait for you to hold him. He's a fatty," I add.
"Send some pictures to Quin's phone so I can see him," she suggests.
Cori has taken to calling Jake Quin, short for Quineayla, to differentiate between him, her biological father, and me, her step-dad. It drives Jake nuts but I love it! It's so appropriate of her to choose very different familial titles for us and he's the jackass that made her call him that name in the first place. I love the sweet irony that it turned against him. It brings a hint of a smile to my face when I see him react to it. Priceless!
"Goodness, why didn't I think of that?"
"'Cause you're in la la land over there from the new baby and his sweet smell," she jests. She obviously remembers very well how I was always sniffing the twin's heads after they were born. It's this amazing fragrance that puts me in a happy angelic 'baby' place. Better than baby powder, that's for sure.
"Yes, we are. Okay, baby girl, let me talk to Brendan," I remind her.
"Okay, dad." She pauses and then hollers for him, "Brendan! Dad wants to talk to you!"
I hear him grumble before he gets on the phone.
"Hey, buddy. Your little brother has made an appearance," I inform him.
"He did? Dids he like me?"
"He does. He loves you and he can't wait to meet you!"
He goes straight into toddler mode, immediately making his preferences known.
"Daddy, since dis baby haves a penis like me, he can't touch it and pull on it 'cuz dat can hurt," he informs me. I laugh at my little guy and his new obsession with his genitalia between his legs. Obviously, my telling him to quit pulling so hard on his foreskin has seeped in. "And he be's sharing nana with me but I get to haves nana fiwrst."
"No, that's not what mommy said. She said the baby gets to pick first and then you," I correct him.
"But it's my nana fiwrst, so I get to," he whines.
"You'll still get nana, but the baby doesn't get to eat all of the other yummy things you get to. Can the baby eat popcorn?" I ask him.
"No, he can't. Can he eat yogurt? Or bananas?"
"No! Dat's my yogurt, daddy! He can't have it!" He is now really irate over the conversation.
"Calm down, buddy. He can't eat anything except nana so you can eat your favorite foods and have some nana too, but he gets more nana because that's all he can eat. He doesn't have any teeth and his tongue only knows how to nurse," I explain.
"No teef? Dat's silly!" he scoffs.
"Babies are born without teeth and they only drink their mama's milk."
"Oh. Okay, dat's still silly that he doesn't gots teef, but he'll like nana. Nana tastes happy," he says. He has a way with words for somebody so little; just a little over two years old.
"Can you put Leesy on the phone now?" I ask him gently.
One twin down, now the calmer one to let in on our news.
"She's eating," he says, refusing to be cooperative.
"Okay, let me talk to Uncle Jake then," I say, regrouping.
He doesn't respond and hands the phone to somebody.
"What's the word, idiot?" Jake answers the phone.
"The word is, I'm going to send you some pics of the baby for the kids to see and then I was wondering if you or Leah could bring Cori by after the twins go to sleep tonight and then bring them all home tomorrow morning?"
"I'm not your damn cab service," he fusses.
"Give me a break; do you always have to give me hassle about every damn thing?" I say, pushing back.
"I'm just messing with you. Yeah, we can do that. Don't send me any pictures of the baby with a breast in his mouth, 'cause that's just gross," he whines.
For somebody who used to touch those breasts, he sure is squeamish. "You're such a woos. You do realize that's the sole purpose of a breast, right? Not to get you off, but to feed the younger version of our species?"
"Yeah, and you don't sexualize them?" He throws it back in my face.
"You know I do, every chance I get, but I don't deny that they're a feeding and parenting tool too. It's a multipurpose tool, joker," I educate the stupid fool.
"You better quit swearing so much. I don't want my daughter hearing your crass language," he muses.
"Forget you! Nobody says the f bomb as much as you do," I quip.
"And nobody actually does the f bomb as much as you do, so I'd say you're way worse." He slams me. "You think she needs to pop out your baby every stinking year."
"Yeah, whatever. I know you're jealous," I taunt, unyielding to his jibes.
"Okay, keep your junk stowed away so she can heal herself down there."
I roll my eyes. "So juvenile," I say. "I treat her right and I don't bug her for sex. I wait till she comes to me." And I do. I didn't ever press her after the twins. She told me when she was ready, and I was more than willing to comply with her needs and wishes. Lucky me, it only took three weeks and she was stripping me down and groping at me in desperation.
"Stop showing off. Oh . . . gotta go. Pizza delivery guy is here," he says and he hangs up on me.
"Such a rude jerk," I mutter to my phone as I click the end button and make a call to my mom.
"Edward? Are you bringing the kids by?" my mom answers.
"Oh crap! I forgot to call you about that . . . Um, actually, Jake has the kids and we have news . . ."
"I want to see my babies," Bella tells me, gripping my arm.
"You sure? If the twins come home, you know they won't want to go back over to Jakes," I gently explain.
"I know, but I need all of my children here. I want them with me, and I want them to meet their new little brother," she tells me, eyes brimming and overflowing with emotion.
"Okay, baby. I'll call him up and tell him to bring them all home." I give her a satisfied kiss. I feel the same way. I want them here to bask in the moment as well, but I didn't want her to feel overwhelmed with our kids being loud and running around. This feels right though, her request is right on.
I ring Jake up again and he huffs out annoyed that I'm changing the plan.
Joining Bella as soon as I can, I go back to loving on her and the baby and absolutely glut on having them alone. Well, not quite alone, since Alice is in the room but she's busy doing midwifery stuff so she's out of our hair.
Before long, the front door almost bursts open and Jake hollers out he's leaving after I hear him scuffle their car seats in and sets them in the corner. Doesn't bother to come and see the baby. He's out of here so fast you'd think his tail is on fire. It ticks me off he's being so insensitive. Didn't even say hi, the scumbag!
"Such a pansy," I mutter under my breath and roll my eyes. He basically shoved the kids in the door like he couldn't stand them or us. I shouldn't be offended, but for some reason I am. Very much so.
"He's giving us some privacy," she tells me, patting my arm in understanding.
"Since when does he care how we feel? He's too much of a wimp to see you breastfeed and see a newborn. That man is clueless," I say emphatically.
"You wanted him to see me lying in bed naked with my breasts exposed?" she asks, eyebrow quirked.
I take it upon myself to be affronted for both of us. "You're not naked. You're covered in the blankets. He wouldn't have seen anything that he shouldn't have," I tell her, stewing over it. "He's disrespectful. As my friend, as Cori's dad and a part of this family, the polite thing for him to do would be to ask to see the baby, even if he's not into newborns. Most guys aren't, but still. He has no flipping manners," I say, not bothering to mention that he was once married to Bella. For Pete's sake, this feels like a slap in the face and it does not sit right with me at all. And then none of that matters because I hear Cori gasp behind us in awe.
That's my girl! She knows what's up. A new family member has joined us and that's cause to rejoice.
"Watch the language," Alice warns me.
"You're our midwife, not my mom," I chide Alice.
"Well, your kids don't need to be scarred by your inappropriate language when they're trying to get to know the baby," she teases me.
"Whatever! Your potty mouth is just as bad," I tell her. What is it with people telling me I curse like a sailor today? What the f – I mean heck? I'm not that bad.
"Never said it wasn't," she says with a wink and then she ushers the kids over to Bella and the baby. The twins seem really nervous, hesitant.
I wave them over and help put them up on the bed, warning them not to crowd the baby too much.
Alec is sleeping peacefully and Bella's looking drowsy but not quite ready to sleep.
Cori hugs Bella and they kiss happily, sweetly.
"Mom, can I hold him?" Cori begs.
"Sure," she says and hands over the baby and then covers him with a fleecy cream colored blanket so he won't get cold.
"Remember what we said about his neck? It's very fragile so you have to give him head support," I remind her.
Cori nods then goes back to gazing with awe at her little baby brother.
"Aw, he's so cute! What's his name?" she asks, with a pleased, reverential voice.
"Alec," I say and am cut off by a shrill yell from Brendan.
"I want a turn! Me, me!" Brendan starts hopping and rushing across the bed to the baby.
I pick him up and hold him slightly over the baby so he can get a good look.
"I think he should sit when he holds the baby," Bella says warily.
"That's a good idea, mama," I agree.
We finally convince Cori to let go after several minutes of baby blissing from her.
Leesy decides she doesn't want to hold the baby; she's a little trepidatious over the new arrival.
Brendan, who I was most worried about with sibling rivalry, is beside himself and treating the baby with lots of love and respect. He shushes everybody if their volume is even half a decibel over what he deems acceptable. He is protective of his new sibling. My heart swells with pride over my boys instincts to love and keep his baby brother safe.
Not to long after, he gladly has nana alongside the baby. Bella laughs as she watches Brendan grab his baby brother's hand while they both nurse simultaneously; our son looks gargantuan compared to Alec but he is very gentle and pleased to share the liquid gold. It makes for a peaceful moment and everybody seems content.
Everything feels right, until Alice spreads her crazy around.
"Hey guys," she calls with her sing song chirp. "Wanna help me make some art?"
Cori jumps at the chance and is immediately at her side.
"What kind of art?" Cori asks, eyes alight.
"Birth art!" Alice cries in utter excitement.
"Oh, goodie!" I grumble. "Do we have to do this?"
"Yes!" she gives me a reproving, sharp look of disapproval. Alice looks like she might use her umbilical clamp on an appendage of mine if I don't shut it.
"Bella, baby, stop her," I say, turning to my wife who is logical and understands why I don't want this demented thing to take place. I know what Alice is about to do and it's just sick!
Brendan unlatches out of curiosity and leaves Bella for this experimental art project.
"It's up to the kids," Bella shrugs, letting it go. She is too wrapped up in our chubster lying in her arms to worry about trivialities like twisted birth art.
"This is seriously messed up," I mutter and Alice reaches over and smacks me for pseudo-cursing.
"Ow!" I howl. "Sorry, but it's just wrong on so many levels," I tell her, chastising her for her bizarre need to turn birth into art. We didn't keep the belly cast; Alice did. She refused to throw it out so it's probably hanging up in her office or her home or decorating whatever rock she lives under. I don't even want to know what she does with it. If she turned it into a shrine, then that's something I'm better off not being aware of.
"It is not. It's beautiful," she corrects me.
Bella is oblivious to our banter. She's cooing at the baby and touching his fat little arm over and over again and kissing his slight hand.
"I want to help!" Leesy jumps in.
"Okay, we're going to make placenta prints," Alice begins. She turns to me right away and scowls. "No comments from your close minded father." Her supplies are being strewn out on the floor.
"I'm leaving the room," I joke and pretend to head in the direction of the door.
"Fine, you'll miss how enlightened your children become when you let me teach them something useful," she boasts.
"Enlightened? Useful? That's what you call this mess?" I say motioning to her materials that she has ready at her disposal.
"Yes, enlightened." Alice spreads out some thick newspaper on the ground and then lays out big portions of white paper for the kids. Are these eleven by fourteens? Why do we need it to be so big? Son of a bitch, I'll be having horrific nightmares tonight! Alice digs back at me and my skeptical, disapproving looks. "Be glad I didn't make placenta brownies and make Bella eat it. Some cultures make the mom eat the whole thing cooked in a soup or dessert," she says, giving me her platitudes.
"Remind me why we invited her over here?" I whisper conspiratorially to Bella as I sidle up next to her and the baby in the bed, where all of the normal people are. I join in her admiring our handy work that's suckling beautifully again. Kid is thirsty! You'd think with rolls like he has that he wouldn't be so ravenously hungry. But what do I know?
"Okay, here's what we're going to do," Alice starts.
I groan in annoyance. This hippy seriously needs some new hobbies. Her subjecting my kids to this is beyond stupid, it's a waste of paper and time.
Cori doesn't agree; she's mesmerized.
I glance over for a moment and almost want to pack Alice up and send her out the door.
She rubs her gloved hand all over the mother's side of the placenta and spreads a layer of the blood onto her palm. Then she flips it over and coats the baby's shiny side that is all lobed and lumpy.
"Is that blood?" Brendan chokes.
That's my boy! He sees how disgusting this is and he'll back me up on this!
Alice nods and Brendan cheers, "Cool! We're playing with dat blood!"
"Oh great," Bella groans now, joining me in my distaste for this little act of 'quality auntie time' with Alice.
"You hold the paper on the edges and I'm going to print it." Alice grabs what looks like a bloody brain and tries to gently maneuver it onto the paper. It plops down on Brendan's and he giggles. "Ewwww! Squishy!"
Alice explains it's called the tree of life as she lifts it off like a freaky version of a giant stamp. She has it stretched out and gazes gratified by the red inked oversized parchment. It does look like a tree but still . . . yick!
"See? Easy!" Alice says full of pride.
"Can I do it myself?" Cori asks.
I give a skeptical look at Bella. She smiles and shifts her gaze down to the baby.
"Sure, get some gloves and you can do it too," Alice encourages.
"This is getting out of hand," I say to Bella.
"They're your kids," Bella responds, washing her hands free of it all.
"My kids? Um, last time I checked they came out of your body and drank your milk. When did they suddenly become my sole property?" I ask her, cocked brows in defiance.
"Since they started enjoying playing with organs and blood. You're the one that thinks the placenta is cool. I think it's nasty," Bella says. I never said it was 'cool.' I think it's interesting a woman's body can make a new organ that is only needed temporarily. Honestly, it's fascinating. She usually says it should be tossed immediately. We don't freeze it and plant it under a tree like Alice begs us to do no matter how hard she pesters us about it. Really, if it were up to Alice, she'd have us do a lotus birth, but that crud's completely out of control psychotic. Bella and I both agree – not happening! Uh uh. The afterbirth should be just that . . . after the birth and forgotten. We are not attached to the placenta, nor should our baby be.
Cori gets gloved and makes her own rendition of the tree of life. She shows Bella and me. I struggle to keep the wrinkle of displeasure off of my face. Bella kisses her daughter and explains gently that this 'art' is not something that we want to show to a lot of people and that other people might not understand its significance to us.
I snigger at her choice of words, since Bella and I can't stand it and want nothing to do with it.
"That's code for don't hang it on your wall, baby girl." I break it down for Cori.
She nods, not upset in the least. The kids help Alice clean up and then Alice finally puts them all to bed for us.
"Thank the heavens she did something helpful," I tease.
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Lotus birth, for those of you who are not familiar, is where the placenta remains attached to the baby through the umbilicus and the parents keep it in a basin nearby. They salt and turn it several times a day so it will dry up and then fall off naturally. Some parents feel this is the natural way (I tend to disagree since even wild animals detach the placenta from the baby right after birth, but to each his own). Some parents believe that the baby feels pain and loss when an umbilical cord is detached. It's a unique perspective on birth that I thought I would share . . . Take it or leave it, but it's already out there so sue me!
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Since the fall of 2013 my teaching duties have been limited to one course per year or fewer. In the spring of 2016 I taught English 203, Children's Literature. The central question of the course was "Why should children read?" What is special about reading? What is special about children? Do they really require different reading materials, and if so, why and what should it be? We couldn't answer all of these questions–people have been asking them for a long time, after all–but we gave it our best shot, and the students' digital stories and blog posts provide at least one set of answers.
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In fall 2011 I taught one section of English 203, Children's Literature.
In spring 2011, I taught English 298: The Literary "I": Self and Identity in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Literature.
In the fall of 2010, I taught an earlier version of Twice-Told Tales.
Until May of 2013 I blogged regularly for Inside Higher Ed's Mama, PhD group blog. My posts, with the title "Mothering at Mid-Career," usually went up on Tuesdays.
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There is much to be grateful for at La Reserva: the life-sustaining rains that have begun to fall once more, the recent planting of the Increasing Tenorio Volcano Forest project, the creation of new projects that will help us move toward our goal of planting as many as 100,000 trees this year.
We find much joy in our work. Every time a new species of plant, bird, or animal is found within the La Reserva property our dedication to reforestation is reaffirmed. We have seen first hand that "if you plant it, they will come!" But we also know that we could be more efficient in our work with an up-graded computer and better software. Our 7-year old Mac has served us well, but it's time for it to be retired. We're well aware that there is greater appeal in supporting the projects that directly plant trees and preserve species, but the work behind the scenes, the work done everyday at the computer is a crucial part that helps us accomplish our mission. Having better equipment as well as having the ability to pay for the tech support we need occasionally will make us even more effective in our goal to Keep On Planting!
The work of La Reserva is done on a shoestring. Nevertheless we continue to grow and plant more trees. Two years ago we planted 1,000 trees, last year we planted 10,000! The work done with local school kids is but one example of the way we have begun to educate the local population about the importance of native reforestation. La Reserva itself is a dramatic example of how reforestation brings back wildlife that have been disappearing.
All this work is done out of a tiny dining-room which we daily convert into an office, all computer work done on a Mac that was bought used 5 years ago. The fact that we are now able to connect to the internet from that office rather than having to go to a different location has made us more efficient, granting more time to search for possible funding opportunities and to work on documentation for our projects, among a myriad of other tasks. A new computer with up-graded software will make our work much more efficient and effective. It will help us reach our goal of planting at least 20,000 trees this year and hopefully 100,000. You can help by donating today.
This past December the local biological corridor council for Lake Arenal and Tenorio Volcano received a grant from the United Nations Small Grant Program. Since the council didn't have non-profit status as yet LRFF has acted as an "umbrella" for them and is administering the funds. Part of the agreement is that LRFF "counter share" an equal amount of the grant donated work along with the local council. I, Roberta, am the acting coordinator for the council and Daniel Spreen is an active member. Our task, according to the work plan, is to give presentations to four of the local schools near La Reserva, plus create a seedling nursery, and bring the children up to La Reserva to collect seedlings that are then planted immediately in the new nursery. The students will care for the seedlings for six months and plant them in a reforestation project in their community that they will decide upon. This past week we finished giving the presentations to all of the schools. Thursday, March 11, Daniel, Rusty Holzheimer and Omar Muñoz helped the students at Parcelas create their small seedling nursery. On Friday the students were supposed to arrive by bus down at the corner. Rusty, Dan and I got in the car to go escort them, walking, up the hill to La Reserva. When we got out to the gate there was a full bus, standing room only, of children from 9 to 12 years of age. There were over 50 of them counting the three teachers and director of the school. WE WERE INVADED BY A SCREAMING MASS OF FLESH!!!! The bus dumped them at the entrance, we put each students name on a plastic bag and told them to collect five tree seedlings each. When they had five they were to give the small bag to Omar. He then put all of the bags in two large grain sacks to be carried over to the school immediately afterward, and planted in the new nursery. Down the road we went (see photos) with all of the children pulling up all kinds of plants, bringing them to us and asking "Roberta, sirve esto?". When everyone had their baby trees they sat down in the road and had a snack. Omar (he is a Parcelas resident and father of two students) wanted to take all of them down to see Papa Loco, the giant Ceiba (Kapok) tree. He took the lead, I stayed in the middle of the group and Daniel brought up the rear. I was a bit worried about snakes or other varmints that might want to bite the kids, then realized there was no need to worry because EVERY LIVING THING IN THE FOREST would be high tailing it away from that screaming, laughing, running and cacophonous mob. When we returned the bus driver had gone back to the village and brought a big cooler full of hot rice with sausages (chorizo). The teachers served it with beet salad and coke. Everyone sat on the ground eating a nice lunch. What a party!! After lunch they all loaded back on the bus, Rusty, Omar and I got in Rusty's car and followed them back. All the way over, in front of us, hands were grabbing branches and the screaming continued. The cows in the pastures stared as this screaming mass as we passed several farms. The sun blazed down upon us, at midday, as we planted the 250+ seedlings in their little containers that will be their homes until they are big and strong enough to plant out. You know, even though we were all over-heated and tired of the melee, as I rested that afternoon a smile kept creeping onto my face with a giggle, as I saw the mental image of us adults in the middle of that screaming mass of flesh. This coming Tuesday, March 16th, Global Giving will be matching all donations by 30% up to $1000 per donor. Please help LRFF continue our work in educating the communities that are responsible for restoring the tropical forests of the world and creating biological corridors to connect up the "forest islands" here in the tropical belt around our Earth. COME ON EVERYBODY, LET'S GET PLANTING!!
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The photos here show the members of the board of LRFF plus the huge network of volunteers who support us, in one way or another, in our local area. Imagine, too, not everyone could attend. You see us filing into the deep, darkness of the primary forest of La Reserva. All of us down at the base of Papa Loco, reading a statement to the world while being filmed. Finally we climbed back up from Papa Loco.
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All Movie Guide - Jason BuchananOne of the most honest and assured teen dramas in recent memory, writer/director Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower feels in many ways like vintage John Hughes, only infused with a bit more substance and transplanted to the mid-'90s. Filled with expressive, well-rounded characters, directed with restraint but remarkable attention to detail, and possessing a distinctive sense of time and place that evokes nostalgia without wallowing in it, the movie portrays the universal truth of adolescence in a manner that speaks to multiple generations and possesses all the hallmarks of a contemporary teen classic. Pittsburgh, PA: 1991. Smart and sensitive teen Charlie (Logan Lerman) is still grieving his best friend's suicide as he prepares for his first day of high school. As Charlie navigates the hallways and witnesses the torment of the freshman class at the hands of the cavalier seniors, he attempts to keep a low profile in English class. However, he quickly catches the attention of his teacher Mr. Anderson (Paul Rudd), who recognizes his passion for writing and literature. Eventually, Charlie works up the confidence to start a conversation with flamboyantly gay senior Patrick (Ezra Miller), who, along with his pretty stepsister Sam (Emma Watson), gradually begins to pull the sheepish freshman out of his shell and into their tightly knit social circle. But as Charlie's newfound companions prepare to graduate from high school, the memories of his best friend and a troubling event from his childhood weigh heavy on his conscience. And later, when Charlie commits a social faux pas that leaves him more isolated than ever before, his internal and external pressures threaten to become too much of a burden for one boy to carry. From the opening scene of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, as Charlie pens a heartfelt letter to a "friend," making vague references to spending time in a hospital and expressing hopes that he won't "get bad again," the film establishes a deeply personal tone that endears us to the genuinely likeable protagonist. Charlie may be socially awkward and unable to express himself effectively, but we recognize that he's an inherently good person whose complicated and tragic past makes it difficult for him to establish the typical social bonds. We've all known people like Charlie, and Chbosky pens the familiar character with the kind of careful attention to detail that gives him an added dimension missing from the vast majority of teen dramas. Remarkably, that writing talent not only extends to the key supporting characters of Patrick and Sam (both wonderfully played by Miller and Watson, respectively), but even to such peripheral figures as Mr. Anderson, closeted jock Brad (Johnny Simmons), and angry Buddhist Mary Elizabeth (Mae Whitman) as well, creating a fully realized world that anyone who has ever attended high school will surely relate to. Meanwhile, the talented Melanie Lynskey makes a lasting impression in a small but crucial role, as does Dylan McDermott in his portrayal of Charlie's gruff yet loving father. Despite all of this, it takes more than perceptive writing and solid performances to create a teen film with the power to affect more than just the demographic it portrays, and with the iconic (if not slightly heavy-handed) imagery of Patrick and Charlie cruising through a freeway tunnel in a pickup truck while Sam stands in the back, arms wide out, seemingly ready to embrace her uncertain future as David Bowie blasts out of the radio, Chbosky captures one of those elusive, transcendent moments that we all remember from our formative years. Accomplishing such a lofty goal without coming off as contrived or insipid is no simple task, but with a smart, skillfully constructed screenplay that treats its protagonists with genuine dignity and indelible performances by an accomplished cast, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a deeply soulful drama that establishes its writer/director as a rising talent with an authentically compelling and distinctive voice.
The Perks of Being a WallflowerDirector: Stephen Chbosky, Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, Ezra Miller
Cast: Stephen Chbosky, Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, Ezra Miller
Author Stephen Chbosky adapts his own best-selling novel about a withdrawn teen who attempts to remain hopeful for the future while dreading every day of the present. Emma Watson, Ezra Miller, and Logan Lerman star.
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Author Stephen Chbosky adapts his own best-selling novel about a withdrawn teen who attempts to remain hopeful for the future while dreading every day of the present. Emma Watson, Ezra Miller, and Logan Lerman star.
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- 02/12/2013
- 0025192174070
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- 2012
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- Summit Inc/Lionsgate
- Region Code:
- 1
- Presentation:
- [Wide Screen]
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- [DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound]
- Time:
- 1:43:00
- Sales rank:
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|Stephen Chbosky
|Director,Executive Producer,Screenwriter
|Michael Brook
|Score Composer
|Gillian Brown
|Ava Dellaira
|Associate Producer
|Andrew Dunn
|Richard Dwan
|Sound Editor
|Chris Gary
|Associate Producer
|Lianne Halfon
|Venus Kanani
|Kiesha Lalama
|John Malkovich
|Mary Jo Markey
|Trevor Metz
|Sound Editor
|Alexandra Patsavas
|Musical Direction/Supervision
|James Powers
|Executive Producer
|David C. Robinson
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Chip Signore
|Asst. Director
|Russell Smith
|Mary Vernieu
|Gregory A. Weimerskirch
|Art Director
|Inbal Weinberg
|Production Designer
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1. Chapter 1 [5:03]
2. Chapter 2 [5:19]
3. Chapter 3 [6:41]
4. Chapter 4 [4:30]
5. Chapter 5 [6:53]
6. Chapter 6 [4:37]
7. Chapter 7 [6:45]
8. Chapter 8 [7:21]
9. Chapter 9 [7:21]
10. Chapter 10 [3:36]
11. Chapter 11 [5:01]
12. Chapter 12 [6:54]
13. Chapter 13 [1:54]
14. Chapter 14 [6:23]
15. Chapter 15 [4:39]
16. Chapter 16 [8:00]
17. Chapter 17 [11:23]
18. Chapter 18 [:03]
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Scene 41: Best Milkshake Ever
Scene 79: After Secret Santa
Scene 85: Charlie And Mom On Christmas Eve
Scene 90: Brothers (Extended Version)
Scenes 99-100: New Year's Day
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower based on 0 ratings. 9 reviews.
My 12 year watched it and she loved it. Told me about it and really wanted to read the book. I finally watched and enjoyed my husband enjoyed it as well. This is really more a coming of age film. It shows some of the things that some teenagers have to go through in order to make it to adulthood. Some things scar us, somethings change us but all of it makes us who we are. Highly recommend this movie and the book.
I have watched this move over and over again. I love this! The actors are beyond perfect for this! Everyone should watch this movie. It's a great life lesson and makes you not want to judge another person again. Everyone in school should watch this to learn that no matter how tough things are at the times, things only get better. Cannot say enough about this movie! It's the best!
A masterpiece. Chbosky adapts his unforgetable book into a very charismatic, heartfelt and inspirational film with superb perfomances and many memorable scenes. As a director and screenwriter, Chbosky is a master of sentiment, and his love to his history and characters is engaging.
I'll never get over this movie! Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller were perfect! Stephen Chbosky's words are extraordinary
I absolutely adore this film. The book is wonderful as well. Even though a few pivotal scenes from the book were taken out in the movie, it was still exceptional. Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller play their roles very well. If you don't buy this film, at least watch it.
Tough movie. Watched this with my 13 year old daughter and some of the subject matter was too much for her. I believe any movie should stand on its own and not be compared to the original book (which I have not read). This is a good movie about friendship -- extraordinary young actors! Being a friend means accepting the whole person; that was the good message in the show. Some of the best laughs and warmest feelings come from this group of 'wallflowers' or misfits fitting in with each other. But, some of the other topics made this too much for my early teen to take. Me, too. Couldn't anyone in the show not have tragedy in their lives current or past? So glad the friends were there for the main character at the end, the uplift was good. But overall, too sad. I would only recommend this for very mature early teens or mid-teens. Be prepared for very troubled, deep, and dark themes, but the friendship made and saved this movie. It's not a happy movie. SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS Some of the other subjects were hard to take, too many in fact. My daughter missed some of the references to Sam's promiscuous past, an adult in her past who acted inappropriately to her, the deleted scenes about the sister's preganacy situation missed out on seeing Charlie as someone who was there for his loved ones but still more sad, a friend with possible bulimia, a teen who can't face being gay and his father who beats the son for being gay, lots of drinking and some drug use, the aunt molesting the main character was not revealed until toward the end of the movie was just too much to take by then as you are weighted down by all the sadness surrounding and happening to Charlie. If you are questioning whether to have your child watch this movie, you should know about all the tough topics.


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Can you test with JetPack and/or SCF Like
ResolvedPlugin Author Mike Challis
All prior versions of my form were conflicting with JetPack and also SCF Like, and some other plugins.
I just coded a fix and need somebody to verify it solves the problem.
I need to someone to test if my fix really works
Please help me.
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Where's the link to the test files?
I have to fix a few errors I found. If you want to be notified when the files are ready to test Contact me here and I can send it by email when ready.
The files are ready, I still need testers.
Here it is.
Please Test for conflicts with JetPack share module.
Please Test for conflicts with Simple Facebook Connect Like and Share.
This is Mike Challis the author of Fast Secure Contact Form plugin
The problem I want to confirm if I have fixed:
Problem 1:
Try Submitting the Fast Secure Contact Form from the page you have the shortcode on.
When Jetpack connects with Worpdress.com the redirect problem appears.
Simple Facebook Connect will have the same problem when Like and Share is enabled.
The "form sent, redirecting" message does not appear and the page redirection is not working.
The form may just redirect to a blank page with no message.
Problem 2:
When submitting the form with CAPTCHA, you may get an error:
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Here is how I recommend you test a new patch for this problem:
First try to duplicate the problem
Make sure you are at version 220.127.116.11, if your version is lower, you should update it first.
If I have already released version 3.1.7, no need to continue.
Put a form #1 shortcode in a page
add the shortcode [si-contact-form form='1′] in a Page or Post
Go to the page, fill out the form
Submit the form and see if the problems happen.
Now try the fix:
FTP the patched files to /plugins/si-contact-form/ folder
Download the new patched files here:
If the zip file is gone, the test is over.
Inside of the zip file are 3 files to upload and replace, there is also one for the admin folder.
This is not the whole plugin, just the patched files.
Now try the form again, the problem should be resolved.
Please confirm if it is fixed. if you see any errors, please report them.
How I fixed it:
The form POST action in my plugin was being processed at the same time the page content prints from the shortcode.
Shortcode is not supposed to handle form processing logic. The form now processes earlier on during WP init, separate from the time the page content prints from the shortcode.
The testing was good. I just released version 3.1.7
– major fix for compatibility with JetPack, SFC Like, and other plugins that modify "The content".
– fixed all "Could not read CAPTCHA token file" errors.
– fixed redirect not working when other plugins modify "The content".
– fixed "Your message has been sent" message not displaying when other plugins modify "The content".
– fixed vCita cookie was setting even if vCita is disabled.
– fixed some false "Invalid Input" errors on form input sanitization.
– PHP sessions are utilized and required now.
– removed the CAPTCHA temp folder since PHP sessions are always used now.
– PHP session cookie now uses HTTPOnly mode for better security (PHP 5.2.0 and up)
– added click back button and send again prevention trap, when you try to do that, it will show a blank form.
– changed message sent redirect from javascript to meta refresh in HTML header.
– removed the last of the CAPTCHA audio code.
– removed the setting "Use captcha without PHP session".
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Antonio Bustos' family has been fishing Chile's coastal waters for more than four generations. Artisanal fishers like him used to be able to earn a good living, but increased competition for dwindling fish stocks have made it harder to stay afloat. Some have decided to ignore the quotas that are meant to let fish populations rebound.
Happy Fish, Happy PeopleFebruary 20, 2014
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Salmonstock 2013 is an annual music festival held in Ninilchik, Alaska, in celebration of wild salmon and the humans who rely on them.
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In the pristine Kamchatka Peninsula on the eastern coast of Russia, salmon is the keystone species of coastal ecosystems and human economies. On September 4, 2012 the Ozernaya sockeye salmon fishery in this region was certified sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
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When done responsibly, fish farming—also known as aquaculture—presents a solution to meeting the increasing food demand of a growing global population. Farmed seafood already accounts for more than half of all the fish and shellfish we eat.


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The Colts were very fortunate to have drafted two Hall of Fame running backs in their team history in Marshall Faulk and Lenny Moore, and one potential Hall of Fame back when he becomes eligible in Edgerrin James. It's especially crazy due to the fact that two of them were drafted in the 1990s.
With that much greatness, there is always room for disappointment with the NFL Draft. Each team has dealt with their fair share of running back draft busts such as Ron Dayne, Rashan Salaam, Curtis Enis, and arguably Trent Richardson, although Richardson has is still young and can turn it around.
Fortunately for the Colts, the Colts did not draft Richardson, but it feels like they did due to their lack of a 2014 first round pick.
There are three in the Indianapolis Colts history that I believe fit that bill of a bust in the running back position based on their draft pick selection as well as the expectations given.
Number Three: Donald Brown
For the first four years of Donald Brown's career, he was absolutely under performing. He was an abysmal runner in his rookie year and an even worse pass blocker. Just watch the viral video of Peyton Manning yelling at him for missing a block in the 2009 AFC Divisional Playoffs.
Brown stunk even more during Joseph Addai's injury absence for the brunt of 2010 season, and was absolutely dreadful. He was so bad that the Colts had to find the remains of Dominic Rhodes in free agency to help their terrible running game and the results were astronomically good by comparison.
In Donald Browns' 2013 campaign, he made the most of a terrible situation with the Colts signing Ahmad Bradshaw and trading for Trent Richardson and had himself the best season of his young career being the workhorse of the Colts backfield with Trent Richardson playing the most disappointing football of any player this season arguably.
If it was not for his 2013 season, he would have easily been the worst running back draft selection in Indianapolis Colts history.
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I've seen both of those movies, and I just finished The Human Division just yesterday. The movies are great, and the book is good, but the book itself and TFA aren't related to the movies really at all. They could be, but Scalzi chooses to treat the CDF warriors as modified humans, rather than a different species entirely.