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I've managed to finish my blog entry for our week long holiday in Scotland. We stayed in Crail near St Andrews and later in Aboyne along the Royal Deeside. I'll come back with some Trip Report info later, but for now enjoy the blog:
(sorry, it's a long one)
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I haven't finished it yet - got as far as Dunnottar, will finish in a bit. Wonderful report!
The yellow thorny plant is Gorse (There is lots on the old course too)
Super that you got out to the Isle of May - it is one of my favorite things in that part of the country. Too bad about the rough seas/
I've been out there when it was so choppy the boat barely land, and when it was so calm the sea was mirror smooth. I can tell you which one I prefer And no, you definitely DO NOT want to be below decks/inside. Are you all now puffin fans? They are the cutest thing ever (well, after baby Heilan Coos) -
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Re Edzell - I've been there a few times but the gardens were only really in bloom once. It is an absolute riot of color when all the bedding boxes in the walls are in bloom w/ annuals, and the roses in the center are blooming. The roses alternate red and white.
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For those that don't know, we are a family of four (DD14, DS11) living in Derby as American ex-pats. This is our third (and final) year here.
I had grand visions of jet-setting across the continent to "see Europe" while we were here. We've done some of that, but we've also taken in a lot more of the UK than I had preconceived.
We enjoy history, scenery, food and being outdoors. Scotland is a natural fit and we've fallen in love. This is our third trip overall. The other two are here:
Our trip last year was just about perfect (Trossachs, Syke, etc.) and it was tempting to do something similar. However, after consulting the great and the good here we opted to try something different on the eastern side.
We had another wonderful time though I'd have to say we preferred last year's trip a tad more -- good to explore and see the country though. I look forward to more opportunities to fill in the blanks, though it will likely be less frequently from the States.
We drove 1250 miles for the trip. It's about 5 hours from Derby to Edinburgh for reference so most of you wouldn't have that leg to worry about.
We based for 4 nights in Crail near St Andrews and 3 nights in Aboyne along Royal Deeside (and the Castle Trail)
Day 0: Drive from Derby to Crail with stops at Rosslyn Chapel and Linlithgow Palace
Day 1: Sunday at St Andrews -- West Sands, castle, cathedral, Himalayas putting green, walking the Old Course
Day 2: Anstruther -- Farm cheese stop, Fisheries Museuem, boat ride to Isle of May on Anstruther Pleasure Cruises
Day 3: Scone Palace and Falkland Palace plus time in Crail
Day 4: Drive to Aboyne with stops in Glamis Castle, Edzell Castle and Dunnottar Castle
Day 5: Castle Trail -- Crathes, Drum, Fraser and Craigievar
Day 6: walking Bennachie
Day 7: long drive home with a stop in Housesteads (Hadrian's Wall)
more later -
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Indy Dad, thanks for yet another great family trip. Kids are growing up, eh? What great memories they will have.
We were also there in late May some years back, Burrrr, it was cold! But beautiful. Out innkeeper in Pitlockery said, "You folks should really come back when we put out all our plantings." I guess he meant hanging baskets.
Looks as if you folks had very good weather, all things considered. Again, thanks for sharing…. -
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Where'd did you stay for the Castle tour part of your trip. Still puzzling that one out! BUt I've still got lots of time to puzzle and puzzle and puzzle some more!
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Thanks for another wonderful trip report. We love seeing the puffins at the zoo. Really nice to see pictures of them in the wild. Great pictures as always. -
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Thanks for the comments.
We've been on enough trips now to know what we like. For non-city stays we prefer "Guest Houses" that have 5-7 rooms so that you don't feel like you are staying in their house but it's still fairly personable.
For Crail, we stayed in the Hazelton Guest House:
http://www.thehazelton.co.uk/ £80/room/nt
It pretty much fit the description above perfectly. As family rooms are hard to find, we ended up with two rooms on the 1st floor. Ours was a slightly bigger (superior?) room that worked well given we were there for 4 nights.
The hosts were friendly and helpful but not overly so. Breakfast was good and filling but not too large (which some can be).
Our shower wasn't great (low pressure) but that's not atypical. Overall, highly recommended.
Crail provided a nice, relaxing base. It's not much for restaurants but nice to walk around and easy to park. I wondered if staying in St Andrews would have been better (we spent a day there and ate another meal there) but we liked the village feel of Crail.
In Aboyne we stayed at the Heugh Head Mill B&B:
http://heughheadmill.co.uk/ £70/room/nt.
This is a newly converted property so everything was new, shiny, and clean. It was kinda neat to stay in an old mill but it had a few quirks (like a sloping ceiling).
We had two rooms in the upstairs wing. There was a nice common area that we used to watch the Britain's Got Talent semi-finals (my lone vice, I'm sure I've lost all credibility). We actually had a nice conversation with another family from Liverpool who frequently watched as well.
More variety at breakfast. Good, but not great quality. Servings were very big and we ended up taking the leftover cold meats, cheeses and croissants that we were served for snacks later. Breakfast was at a communal table which is a little cozy for me (but we were earlier than most anyway).
Showers were powerful! Wifi worked in our room but not the kids, so we had lots of company.
Hosts were very nice and tried hard but it did feel like we were staying in their home (which we were). Still recommended.
Banchory may been a touch more convenient for what we ended up doing, but not by much. Aboyne and Banchory are about 20-25 minutes apart. Braemar is another 20 minutes or so in the opposite direction and would be a better base for the Cairngorms but not the castle trail in my opinion (though you could do it).
My first choice was Tor na Collie but they were booked up for a wedding well in advance. This worked out fine though. -
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Super trip report as always! Your last one is largely the inspiration for the scotland portion of our trip (we are in the airport waiting to board as we speak-yay!). I'll try to do a TR that lives up to yours and maybe help someone plan an equally great trip!
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Restaurants Pt 1
We like to eat! Not necessarily fancy or formal, but good food. But like everyone else, we like a good value as well.
We've found that our on-the-spot evaluation skills are lacking so I try to do some research before we go. In fact, I actually like to book most places if possible (arriving early isn't usually a problem if necessary). I know that isn't some/most people's style, but it works for us.
So, here's were we ended up for dinner. Prices are for 4 with a round of drinks and usually a few starters or a few desserts. Kids sometimes eat off the children's menu and others not. For photos, refer to the blog linked above.
Crail area
Pittenweem Inn
Thought we might hit this on the way in but we made better time than I thought so we checked in first. Pittenweem is two villages south of Crail (i.e. south of Anstruther). This was a pleasant surprise. Typical "inn" feel with a handful of families at the first sitting (i.e. not very fancy). Chef would mingle to check up on things. Food was quite good.
Little Italy
St Andrews
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Highly rated little Italian place in St Andrews that does require booking. It was good but not best I've ever had territory. We had a mixture of pizza and pasta and a full round of starters.
The Waterfront
Not many options in Anstruther but we decided to try this after our boat trip (not exactly in our best condition for eating). Service was outstanding -- really on top of things. Food was okay, but not great. I was expecting a little better being on the water and all. My fish was slightly undercooked. No one did cartwheels.
Doll's House
St Andrews
Plenty more options in St Andrews and that's where we returned. The Doll's House was a nice find and a great bargain since we snuck in before 7 pm. DW was able to eat off the early bird menu and both kids ate off the children's menu. I had the duck special and it was quite good.
So, we'd recommend all but the Waterfront with nods to the Pittenweem Inn and Doll's House. -
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Great trip report on your blog. Some places we will be visiting on our trip. We head over next Thursday. thanks for sharing.
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Well done on the trip report and your blog overall.
The prickly bushes with yellow flowers, revealed as gorse, did you smell the yellow flowers?
They smell of…. coconut believe it or not. -
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Thanks Indy Dad for all the great info. Very helpful, and sounds like great fun. And you have a beautiful family!
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@sofarsogood -- thanks for the compliment. Unfortunately, I did not stop to smell the gorse! I'll have to try the next time.
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Restaurants Pt 2
Aboyne area
The Boat Inn
Believe it or not, this was the only night we didn't pre-book. I didn't know if we would want to eat in Stonehaven after Dunnottar, in Banchory on the way or something close to the B&B. We chose the latter due to the fact that we made it to Aboyne before dinner time.
This definitely has the pub/inn kinda feel. A little dark and a somewhat limited menu. (We aren't really pub grub folks. They had a little more than standard fare but not quite the same variety/level that we had elsewhere.)
Service was very good and friendly. Our meals were okay but nothing really special. I had a steak pie of sorts. DW had a lasagna that was a little disappointing (the one I make is better ). Hard to complain given the price, but we generally like to aim a little higher.
The Loch Kinord Hotel Restaurant
This turned out to be a nice recovery! I had booked The Victoria based on reviews. However when we showed up they were closed. I dug out my phone and realized that they had called and left a message that they had to unexpectedly close due to staff illness/bereavement. Oh well, at least they called.
So, we decided to try the Loch Kinord which was close by and had made my options list.
It was between 6 and 7 but no one was yet eating. The friendly bar man switched hats and opened up the restaurant. He actually didn't have any tables for 4 set up as I don't guess they get too many families.
The decor was a little stereotypical and a little dark and stuffy so we were a little concerned. However the food was really good. We all like our meals. I had the lamb if I recall. Worked out well.
The White Cottage
We purposely saved our best (and most expensive) meal for last. The White Cottage is a really lovely bistro with great food. We arrived earlier than our reservation and were given the best table out in the conservatory. The room was nicely decorated with flowering plants and had a pleasing color scheme. The rain was coming down fairly hard and it made for a soothing ambiance.
This small bistro is run by a single proprietor (John). Since he manned the front desk, took orders and delivered most of the food, the service was "relaxed" but that was fine for this evening.
The food was really good with fresh, local ingredients. Melon & sherbet for the kids' starters; crab pate (spread) for us. DW had the Thai Green Curry (hot!) and I had the seafood pie (a first for me). Kids each had a different chicken dish. One dessert to share to top it off. Great evening. -
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Final Thoughts
As mentioned above, we had a very enjoyable trip. Taking the good advice from this forum and combining it with some of my own research and interests yielded a trip that I wouldn't change, even in hindsight.
We were glad to have the opportunity to see a different part of Scotland. I'd still recommend the west/northwest as a first trip though as it has more of the wow factor and it is more of what people have in their minds for Scotland/Highlands.
Accommodations, food and weather are all important in how well a trip goes. I've got some control over the first two and was very satisfied there.
In terms of sites, we like the ones that have more of a historical connection. As a result, we liked Scone and Glamis the best. I'd put the Castle Trail (Crathes, Drum, Fraser) on a tier below.
Falkland didn't do much for me -- not sure why. Linlithgow was fun but not as "educational" as some of the others.
You've probably picked up that we like animals so the puffins on the Isle of May were great to see in the wild. Though cliche, we did really like seeing (and petting) the highland cows.
Our day in St. Andrews was fantastic -- historical and relaxing. Having a nice weather day certainly helped there. I'd recommend the Himalayas putting, walking the Old Course (Sunday) and West Sands if the weather is cooperative.
I did quite a bit of research on various walks. There were a couple of more I would have liked to have done if we'd had more time. Perhaps we could have done another and not seen as many castles, but it seemed a waste to not do one day on the Castle Trail.
I'll say again, you can't ask for a better walking site than:
The walk around Bennachie was refreshing and had good views. However, it doesn't quite compare to Ben A'an in the Trossachs or walking on Skye (or some we've done in the Peak and Lake Districts for that matter).
Our travel detours of Rosslyn Chapel on the way up and Hadrian's Wall on the way back were also highlights and glad we could fit them in.
I do hope this helps others who are looking into this area. Hopefully the pictures help with the visualization and the facts help with the planning. I won't say anyone should do the trip as we did because everyone is different, but at least now you might be better prepared to shape your own Scottish holiday.
Cheers. -
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We went to Edzell Castle today. I was blown away, but sadly the garden still not in bloom. I was hoping....
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I've been there 3 times in late spring /early summer and it was only in bloom once. It so much depends on hor late/cool the spring has been.
It is very nice when not in bloom . . . It is absolutely stunning when the flowers are out.
Had a long talk once with the old gardener - this was probably 15 years ago and he was doing all that clipping of the mottos / country symbols / borders by hand. That was one of the non-blooming times and he painted a word picture of how it looks in bloom. Otherwise I might never have returned. - took me two more visits. -
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We also went to Pitmedden the other day. Would have been great in bloom also...
Will keep trying in future visits.
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Balestier Hill Secondary School | |
Location | |
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Type | Government |
Motto | Wisdom Through Knowledge |
Established | 1964 |
Closed | 2017 |
Session | Single |
School code | 3501 |
Principal | Abdul Harris |
Enrolment | 1114 (October 2009 estimate) |
Colour(s) | Blue and yellow |
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Balestier Hill Secondary School (Abbreviation: BHSS) was a secondary school in Singapore.
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Line-up /It's been a long time in coming but we're finally here. Or should that be, we're finally back!?!?! After an absence of three years from the finest house music cherry of them all, Kinky Malinki are delighted to announce their return to Pacha London. But this time in true Kinky style we're back for a bi-monthly fling....
With the final touches having recently been made to Pacha London's £1 million refurbishment, the venue is now a world-class destination in nocturnal sound thanks to a stunning Martin Audio system. Not to mention the breathtaking lighting, too, which brings it in line with the other superb Pacha venues around the world. With more improvements to come including a very exciting open-air roof terrace launching in the Spring, our Kinky playground just got sexier.
To herald in this new era for 2009 we've bought in George Morel, one of the biggest DJs ever to come out of the US and a true pioneer in the world of house music. Known throughout the four corners of the globe for his smash 'Let's Groove', George's ingenuity lies in his DJing and producing skills - the latter which have seen him mastermind releases for C&C Music Factory, 2 In A Room, Mariah Carey and Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam for 'Let The Beat Hit 'Em'....
George Morel just released this week the follow up to "LETS TAKE DRUGS" (just in time to send a message to the new up coming president in the USA) called 'It's Time To Party" on Groove On records. It is already being played around the globe with huge support. At the end of January George is also releasing a pumping soulful vocal track called 'GET ON IT". In February, Morel will release two other singles called " A TRIP TO BERLIN" & " BEAUTIFUL LIFE". Coming in March "The Boom' with Melih Ask & "Can You See
Mr Morel was also vice-president of A&R at Strictly Rhythm where he would work with the emerging talents of house music Felix Da Housecat, Erick Morillo, Sandy Rivera, DJ Pierre, Mood II Swing, Barbara Tucker, CeCe Rogers
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Fashion Walk of Fame
New York has been the undisputed center of American fashion since the mid-19th Century when the development of mass-production led to growth of the apparel trades. The birth of the Fashion District, also known as the Garment Center, occurred in the 1920s, when a large group of garment manufactures relocated to Seventh Avenue. New loft space was developed especially to accommodate "modern" manufacturing and to satisfy labor's demands for safer working conditions. By 1931, this District has the largest concentration of apparel manufactures in the world and since then has been home to the greatest names in American design.
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If you want a plain look (see pic above) then you may use several paint layers, avoiding to sand it again. Wood pallets are a great, sometimes even free, material to use for your DIY and craft projects, and you can transform their look just by painting them. Painting of pallets is important if you want to get your finally finished pallet product to match. After paint or stain, use the clear coats or polish the wood for a shine on the wood grains! Polyurethane would also be special treatment for a semi gloss finish!.
Preparing Wooden Pallets for Upcycling Projects. If you see no numbers, words, or symbols stamped, branded, etched, or painted on the sides of the pallet, then you've likely found a safe and clean pallet. Pallets marked with the letters DB are chemical-free and safe to use. Always be sure to sand your pallet materials in an outdoor setting and avoid breathing any dust by using a respirator. And although the use of pallet wood is becoming extremely hot property lately, it also comes with some controversy. Just ask a paint store what they'd recommend for outdoor durability. I'd go satin or duller in order to maintain more of an organic wood look. Discover thousands of images about Painting Pallets on Pinterest, a visual bookmarking tool that helps you discover and save creative ideas. Rustic pallet signs are meant to look rustic, as does the process I use to enhance the beauty of the wood.
The use of paints makes the pallet furniture look more attractive and eye catching. Pallet wood painting is indeed an artistic work. Making something look similar to a new and fresh thing is not an easy task. Here's a tutorial for how to create a pallet sign. If you want the darker look, use less paint. I wanted my finish to be a little lighter, so I added more water to the paint. Otherwise just use a garden hose or watering can plus an ordinary scrubbing brush. White painted pallets for pallet furniture: detail of problem areas as nails, joints and edges.
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I am showing this on a piece of pallet wood–all wood and furniture is different and take the paint and stain differently. If you wish to have a more rustic look, use just one coat of paint. If you use chalk paint for the pallet, then you'll be able to label your plants. Now you can use it as a coffee table for your lovely outdoor sitting area. Many businesses that use pallets actually recycle them. The rough, weathered quality of the wood on this pallet makes it ideally suited for outdoor use. Paint and stack a few pallets and you have a new wood pallet coffee table for your family room. So, for non-furniture outside use, there's not much you need to do to them. And even my friend that manages a super-clean food-grade cereal warehouse says that before he would make a coffee table out of a pallet from his own warehouse, he'd wash it, sand it, and paint it. Use some old pallets to build up a lounge corner in your garden! The boards were painted and the space left between them shelters various flowers and plants.
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If you are going to use a wooden pallet table for prolonged outdoor use, use formaldehyde or a paint coating to protect it from outdoor environment including fungal growths. Roll on the background color with outdoor acrylic paint; let dry. Before you use any pallet in the home or outside, scrub it thoroughly with soapy water, or a diluted bleach solution, and dry thoroughly. Use pallets to make your outdoor lounge. I was debating if we should paint the furniture to white or some lighter color, but I am so happy that we stayed with the same matching color to the deck. Now check out some creative ways to use pallets in your outdoor landscape. I love the sunny yellow paint. Use a pallet to store your garden tools.
Love the stamp idea for the stars. Will definitely use that on my next ones. Shelves added to the 3 tiers and outside of planter is painted. Redditor torontoitguy posted photos of a outdoor sectional sofa that he created from wooden pallets. They were then given legs and a coat of paint. Outside work bench made from 4 recycled wooden pallets. Here are two fun and creative ways that you can use pallets to transform your outdoor living space on a dime. Create an Outdoor Space with Wood Pallets. We sprayed the stain on, but you could certainly use a roller or brush.


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One of the funniest, quickest and most pick-up-huggable comedians ever gets super weird with his buddy Pete getting into blackout drinking, being older than he looks, Best Week Ever and the ethical conflict behind doing Last Comic Standing. Plus another standup track from Pete's UCB NY recordings (the never-released standup CD). CRISPY! |
Wed, 14 December 2011
Fans of Family Guy and people curious about television writing, hilarious tweets and the usual weirdnesses of YMIW are in for a treat: Alec Sulkin is a writer for FG, a huge, hilarious twitter monster and a wonderful guest to delve into sex, God and comedy with. It's definitely crispy. Like, for real. |
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Oh man. This is a weird one. Pete asks Sarah Silverman if she "tells herself she's a good person" and, I mean, that's in like the first minute. What more weirdness do you want?! How about Sarah talking about losing her virginity. I mean, this is all in under the four minute mark. Or new euphemisms for masturbation. Pete also overshares his virginity story and calls the Old Testament "your half of the Bible." God, this is a weird one. This is also the first ep where Pete shares a track from the lost "UCB Tapes," never-before-heard standup recordings from NYC. |
Wed, 30 November 2011
Pete gets weird with one of his favorite comedians who, amongst other weirdnesses, is a delightful breath of God-believing fresh air. It's super crispy! |
Tue, 22 November 2011
Neal Brennan, who co-created the friggin' Chappelle Show for crying out loud (and is a great, hilarious standup, writer and director), has the best show biz stories in the world. He shared a ton of them here, as well as a couple of the things that make him incredibly weird. Neal, like past guests, is another brunch buddy and we've recreated the feel one of our many vegan feast chats here for you to enjoy. SO ENJOY. got it, weirdos? |
Tue, 15 November 2011
Boy, if you like talking about comedy AND sex, this episode is for you. Definitely NSFW, NSFP (playgrounds), NSFDIACWYIL (driving in a car with your in-laws). NSFC (church). It gets super personal, super sexual and mildly sexy. Sex! Also, drugs. Also, loads of laughs with Pete's good friend and hilarious comedian Moshe Kasher. |
Tue, 8 November 2011
What's weirder than offending Pete's good friend Chelsea in the first 10 minutes of the podcast? Listen and you'll find out! |
Thu, 3 November 2011
BONUS EPISODE! What's weirder than a long talk with Dave Coulier? Like, for real, anything? Pete and Dave talk about getting-then-losing SNL, what Dave "pulled down" for Full House, Muppet Babies, sex, and God. Somehow it was both deep AND filled with the occasional fart noise. Weird. |
Tue, 1 November 2011
Demetri and I get weird talking about how God is a bouncing ball, divorce and whether or not he feels "stuck in his persona". Great episode with a great comedian! |
Thu, 27 October 2011
It gets REAL weird with my longtime friend/movie star/rapper/weirdo T.J. Miller. We get into life-threatening brain surgery, the meaning of life and he makes me feel weird for being a TV writer. But in the best kind of way. |


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Help, I've lost my mooncup!
(192 Posts)Just came on today, went to get my mooncup from its usual storage place, its not there. I've looked everywhere.
....Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Surely it can't be up there?
I'd have died from toxic shock by now wouldn't I?
I'm worried....I've had ....ya know...with a man...
Where else could I have put it?
My husband put mine in the recycling, he thought it was an old laundry liquid receptacle.
Either you have very small laundry liquid dispensing cups, or a huge vag!
I'm not envious of a sex life where a dp can't tell if his partner has a moon cup in ( I mean, they are HUGE!!)
I keep remembering snippets of info that make me wonder why I didn't realise sooner.
A couple of weeks back I was obsessed I had constipation or something more sinister. It felt blocked yet I couldn't quite put my finger on why literally!
I've had funny tummy pains to the point where I was day dreaming about the times I was pregnant thank fuck its a mooncup and not a baby!
Maybe he thought it was a diaphragm?
Omg at least you found it, should have read it while eating a spag Bol
Shouldn't have
He's here now. I'm resisting the urge to ask him if he noticed anything different!
Tho I'm tempted! If he says no I think i'll run for the hills!
So the conversation went "was it ok?" ...."yes it was great"..."so it didn't feel any different then?" ..."different to what?"...."oh just different"...."dont know what u mean"....."oh nevermind then".
Oh well I'm guessing he didn't notice then!
I'm just glad it didn't pop out on the end of it!
It not making a grand entrace/exit, at the end is something to be bloody grateful for!
Please do come tell us how it is without the mooncup and if he says anything after.
Ha well at least he came back for more (though slightly worried about that one)
You think he'll be disappointed the next time when it's absent?
Ha never thought of that!
I was thinking more alone the lines of him being very odd not noticing!
I actually asked dp if hed notice, he said without trying he couldn't honestly answer, BUT, he was that impressed he got to have sex with me his head wasn't fully in the game iyswim, the first few times it was more an inner monologue of "I'm the man" type shit I imagine, his friends agree so hope your new dp is like these and so busy cheering himself on to begin with the next time you have sex is when he's properlu focused!
Never mind how he could not tell, how could YOU not tell?
This will never do - you're creating an urban myth here! I have a hard enough job trying to convince the girls in my 'coming of age' girls' groups that the moon cup is an option (for swimming, dancing etc) - now they'll come back to me with the story of the lady who lost hers and it turned up atop her new-born's head!
I just howled with laughter thrice!
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Glad he didnt pull out with it on the end
Newborn babies with moon cup-hats.
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Bedford Co, Tn lists WM C WHITE as being married to ELIZA CORNELIA COTHARP.She was a daughter of Benjamin Cotharp of Bedford Co.Benjamin was a son of Samuel Pleas Cotharp of Person Co, NC.In this same little corner of Bedford Co, there is supposed to be a White Cemetery and a Byler Cemetery.
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Cause of the Civil War Part 1
Abraham Lincoln here, and I am going to tell you about the journey that brought us to the Civil War. CIVIL WAR Cause of the Civil War Part 1
Pre- Civil War The pre–Civil War years (1820–1860, or the "antebellum years") were among the most chaotic in American history—a time of significant changes that took place as the United States came of age. During these years, the nation was transformed from an underdeveloped nation of farmers and frontiersmen into an urbanized economic powerhouse. As the industrialized North and the agricultural South grew further apart, five major trends dominated American economic, social, and political life during this period.
1st Market Revolution "First, the Market Revolution—the shift from an agricultural economy to one based on wages and the exchange of goods and services—completely changed the northern and western economy between 1820 and After Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin and perfected manufacturing with interchangeable parts, the North experienced a manufacturing boom that continued well into the next century. Cyrus McCormick's mechanical mower-reaper also revolutionized grain production in the West. Internal improvements such as the Erie Canal and the Cumberland Road, combined with new modes of transportation such as the steamboat and railroad, allowed goods and crops to flow easily and cheaply between the agricultural West and manufacturing North. The growth of manufacturing also spawned the wage labor system"
Urbanization Second, American society urbanized drastically during this era. The United States had been a land comprised almost entirely of farmers, but around 1820, millions of people began to move to the cities. They, along with several million Irish and German immigrants, flooded northern cities to find jobs in the new industrial economy. The advent of the wage labor system played a large role in transforming the social fabric because it gave birth to America's first middle class. Comprised mostly of white-collar workers and skilled laborers, this growing middle class became the driving force behind a variety of reform movements. Among these were movements to reduce consumption of alcohol, improve prisons and insane asylums, improve education, and ban slavery. Religious revivalism, resulting from the Second Great Awakening, also had a large impact on American life in all parts of the country.
3rd Political Struggles
Third, the major political struggles during the antebellum period focused on states' rights. Southern states were dominated by "states' righter's"—those who believed that the individual states should have the final say in matters of interpreting the Constitution. Inspired by the old Democratic-Republicans, John C. Calhoun argued in his "South Carolina Exposition and Protest" essay that the states had the right to nullify laws that they deemed unconstitutional because the states themselves had created the Constitution. Others, such as President Andrew Jackson and Chief Justice John Marshall, believed that the federal government had authority over the states. The debate came to a head in the Nullification Crisis of 1832–1833, which nearly touched off a civil war.
4th Slavery Debate Fourth, and closely tied to the states' rights issue, was the debate over slavery—the most divisive issue the nation had yet faced. Between 1820 and 1860, more and more northerners came to realize the horrors and injustices of slavery, while southerners grew increasingly reliant upon it to support their cotton-based economy. Northerners did not necessarily want social and political equality for blacks; they sought merely their emancipation. The debate in politics centered primarily on the westward expansion of slavery, which southern elites saw as vital to the survival of their aristocratic social and economic order. Others vehemently opposed the expansion of slavery outside the South. The debate was critical in the Missouri crisis, the annexation of Texas, and after the Mexican War.
5th Westward Expansion Finally, the issue of westward expansion itself had a profound effect on American politics and society during the antebellum years. In the wake of the War of 1812, many nationalistic Americans believed that God intended for them to spread democracy and Protestantism across the entire continent. This idea of "manifest destiny" spurred over a million Americans to sell their homes in the East and set out on the treacherous Oregon, Mormon, Santa Fe, and California Trails. Policymakers capitalized on public sentiment to acquire Florida and Oregon and declared war on Mexico in 1846 to seize Texas, California, and everything in between.
What Next…. Ultimately, these trends irreconcilably split the North from the South. The Market Revolution, wage labor, improved transportation, social reforms, and growing middle class of the North all clashed with the deep-seated, almost feudal social hierarchies of the South. Each successive debate on slavery and westward expansion drove the regions further apart until finally, in the 1850s, the North and the South were two wildly different places, culturally, socially, and economically.
Civil War Leaders
Opposing Sides NORTH Abe Lincoln Ulysses Grant SOUTH Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States during the Civil War from He was born in a log cabin near Hodgenville, Kentucky, on February 12, When he was president he was also the Commander-in-Chief of the Union Army, which is the highest-ranking military officer. He appointed generals to command his troops. In 1863 he issued the Emancipation Proclamation which declared that all slaves in the Confederate States would be free. This helped end slavery in the United States. The same year he gave a great speech called the Gettysburg Address at a cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He wanted to honor all the soldiers who had lost their lives in the war. Many people thought he was a great president, but some people did not like his views on slavery. President Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 by John Wilkes Booth at a theater in Washington DC. This was only five days after the South surrendered to end the Civil War.
Ulysses S. Grant Ulysses S. Grant was the leader of the Union Army. He had all the qualities President Lincoln wanted for the commander of his army. Grant fought very hard and was very stubborn in battles. He did not like to be defeated. Grant was trained at the Military Academy at West Point, New York. During the Mexican-American War he was a second lieutenant in the army. In 1854 he went home to his family. When the Civil War began and the North began losing so many battles, Grant joined the Army for a second time. He was an excellent military leader because of his training and skill. General Robert E. Lee, The leader of the Confederate Army had to surrender to General Grant in Later General Grant became president of the United States twice. People remember him as a great war hero. They felt he did more as a leader of the army than what he did as president.
Jefferson Davis Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederate States of America. He was also Commander - in - Chief of the Confederate Army. He was a colonel in the United States Army during the Mexican-American War. He was Secretary of War and also a United States Senator. Jefferson Davis was born in the South and grew up on a cotton plantation. When he was 16 years old he went to the Military Academy at West Point. The training he received at the military school helped him to become a great military leader and is one of the reasons the Confederates won so many battles at the beginning of the Civil War.
Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee was the South's greatest general during the Civil War. He graduated from West Point Military Academy and became a colonel in the army before the Civil War began. He was from Virginia and decided to fight on the side of the Confederates even though President Lincoln asked him to be commander of the entire Union Army. General Lee wanted to fight for the South and remain loyal to his home state. General Lee was a fierce fighter and helped his soldiers win many battles at the beginning of the Civil War. But the Union Army was bigger and stronger. Lee felt he had to surrender to the North to stop so many of his soldiers from being killed.
A civil war is a war between different groups of people who belong to the same country. The American Civil War was fought between the North (Union states) and the South (Confederate states). It lasted from , triggered by the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860. Lincoln wanted to end slavery and keep the Union together. The conflict between the North (the Yankees) and the South (the Rebels) started because of their different ways of living. The North wanted the South to give up their farms, build factories, and abolish slavery. Congress treated the slaves as personal property and would not take away rights of ownership. Thus, America began the conflict that would take the lives of more than 620,000 of its citizens and injure more than 375,000. Most of the battles took place in the South and the recovery from the destruction took many years.
Confederate States Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana
Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia
Confederate States Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana
Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Border slave states that remained loyal to the Union: Delaware Kentucky Maryland Missouri (Western counties of Virginia refused to secede from the Union)
North South ECONOMIC DIFFERENCES
factories, favored taxes that protected them from foreign competition _____________________ money not plentiful, but developing large plantations, opposed taxes that would raise prices and hurt sales to New England states ________________________________________________________ prospered from farming tobacco & cotton CULTURAL Freedom for Slaves _________________ urban society, people held jobs Depended on Slavery ______________________ Lived in small villages and on farms. CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES Strong central government wanted the nation to stay together State's rights important (Secession)
Secession Events Attempted Compromises: The Missouri Compromise (1820), kept a voting balance of a slave state (Missouri) and a free state (Maine). Compromise of 1850, California was a free state, Southwest territories would decide about slavery. Kansas-Nebraska Act, popular sovereignty decided the issue of slavery in the state. Republican Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated President on March 4, 1861. Southern states feared there would be no new slave states. Southern leaders thought their power in the House would decline as free states joined Southern states wanted the right to declare any national law illegal. Northern states wanted the national government's power to be supreme over the states.
Influential People Abraham Lincoln President of the U.S. Opposed slavery (Emancipation Proclamation) Believe the U.S. was one nation, not individual states Ulysses S. Grant General of the Union army that defeated General Robert E. Lee Frederick Douglass Former slave who escaped to the North and became an abolitionist Robert E. Lee Leader of the Army in Northern Virginia Offered the Union command, but chose not to fight against Virginia Opposed secession, but didn't want to force unity Urged Southerners to accept defeat and reunite Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson One of the most skilled Confederate generals, from Virginia
War Begins
Where & When On April 12, 1861 at 4:30 A.M. the first shot hurtled over Fort Sumter, at the entrance to the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina. This was the beginning of the Civil War. Union troops, were forced to leave the fort the following day. The U.S. flag was not raised again at Fort Sumter until February 18, 1865. The fort was not of military importance, but a symbol to both sides. The First Battle at Bull Run (1861) was the first major battle. It was suppose to be the shortest and the end to the brand new war. Volunteer soldiers lined-up in colorful, clean uniforms waiting for the event to begin. People with picnic baskets sat on the hillsides as the troops battled. After ten hours of fighting, 900 soldiers lay dying as the Union troops retreated to Washington.
Where & When Known as the bloodiest battle of the Civil War, the Battle of Shiloh caused more than 23,500 men to be killed or missing. From this important battle, General Grant knew that the South would not be pushovers. The Battle of Antietam (1862) saw General Lee lead the Confederate troops into the North. The battle was not a decisive victory for either side. This battle led to the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln.
Where & When On July 3, 1861, Lee's troops fought against General George Mead's army at the Battle of Gettysburg. This was the turning point in the war. Meade lost 70% of his men, but 4,000 Confederate soldiers were captured. From December 1862 to July 1863, the Battle of Vicksburg was fought in Mississippi. This Union victory split the Confederacy in two, with the North controlling the Mississippi River. Grant's soldiers were starving and low on ammunition when General Pemberton surrendered.
Major Events "freeing the slaves" the focus of the war. Many freed
The Emancipation Proclamation, in January, 1863, made "freeing the slaves" the focus of the war. Many freed slaves joined the Union. In the Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln said the Civil War was to preserve a government "of the people, by the people, and for the people." General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865, ending the Civil War. Lee said of the terms that Grant had written, "You have been very generous to the South."
Communicating with the Soldiers
Most Civil War soldiers did not travel before they joined the army. The Blue and Gray soldiers were homesick for their families. The only way they could contact each other was by letter writing. Each day, 90,000 letters passed through Washington, D.C., even more through Kentucky. Soldiers used lead pencils, because pens and ink were very rare. African Americans fought in both armies. The Confederacy used slaves as naval crew members and soldiers and the Union enlisted them early in the war. African soldiers did not have equal pay and were discriminated against while serving in segregated units. Robert Smalls, a sailor and later an honored Union naval captain went on to become a Congressman after the war ended..
Sullivan Ballou Letter to his Wife
July the 14th, 1861 My very dear Sarah: The indications are very strong that we shall move in a few days - perhaps tomorrow. Lest I should not be able to write you again, I feel impelled to write lines that may fall under your eye when I shall be no more. Our movement may be one of a few days duration and full of pleasure - and it may be one of severe conflict and death to me. Not my will, but thine 0 God, be done. If it is necessary that I should fall on the battlefield for my country, I am ready. I have no misgivings about, or lack of confidence in, the cause in which I am engaged, and my courage does not halt or falter. Pretend that you are a soldier fighting or serving in the Civil War. Write a letter home to a friend or loved one. Tell how the war is affecting you and the soldiers around you.
Extra, Extra, Read all About it….
Put together a Civil War newsletter, alone or with a partner to share with your classmates. Extra, Extra, Read all About it….
Extra, Extra, Read all About it….
Include the following information: Extra, Extra, Read all About it…. Catchy Caption Dedicate a section for describing the Battle that you are focusing on. (include date and location) Dedicate a section to 4 Important Dates and a brief description of what happened on those dates Dedicate a section for "Words from a Soldier" where you can write what soldiers may be feeling
Civil War Timeline Procedures Pick a Civil War event card to research
Using the Internet and the Library books that I have provided you are going to research your EVENT Write a short summary to explain your event. You will type this up while at the Computer Lab. Find a picture of the event that you would like to draw and draw it for your final project.
1860 Abraham Lincoln is Elected into office
Project Layout… 1860 Abraham Lincoln is Elected into office At the top of the construction paper that will be provided to you, you will write the DATE, and EVENT that occurred. Underneath that you will but you illustration of the EVENT. Below that you will have the typed summary. 1860 Lincoln elected to office In November of 1860, Lincoln was Elected into the Presidential Office. This was not accepted freely by the Southern States. South Carolina Seceded from the Union a month Later. This was the start of the Civil War.
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HELPFUL WEBSITES For Research you can try these sites: 1820 Missouri Comprimise 1831 Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion 1847 Fredrick Turner The North Star 1847 Dred Scott Sues for Freedom 1849 Harriet Tubman Escapes 1850 Compromise
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HELPFUL WEBSITES For Research you can try these sites: 1852 Sojourner Truth Speaks at Convention 1852 Uncle Tom's Cabin is Published 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act 1858 Lincoln/Douglas Debates 1860 South Carolina Secedes from Union 1861 Fl, Ga, Al, Tx, La, Ms Secede from the Union
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HELPFUL WEBSITES For Research you can try these sites: 1861 Confederate States are formed 1861 Abraham Lincoln becomes President 1861 Confederate Troops fire on Fort Sumter 1861 Union & Confederate Army need Volunteers 1861 Battle of Bull Run 1863 Emancipation Proclamation
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HELPFUL WEBSITES For Research you can try these sites: 1863 Battle of Vicksburg 1863 Battle of Gettysburg 1863 Lincoln gives the Gettysburg Address 1864 Sherman's March to the Seas/Savannah Falls 1865 Robert E. Lee surrenders at Appomattox Court House
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HELPFUL WEBSITES For Research you can try these sites: 1865 Abraham Lincoln Assassinated 1865 Freedman's Bureau Established th Amendment added to the Constitution th Amendment added to the Constitution th Amendment added to the Constitution 1877 Reconstruction Ends
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