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I feel like most of these items aren't new at all, but I think some of them have actually not been featured yet. There's actually a few staples that are missing from the month's list. I don't have a favorite concealer, toner, or mascara. I'm almost out of a couple of these things and I think I might be able to do another empties post even though I just posted one!
Missha Flower Bouquet Skin Fresh Cleansing Oil in Cherry Blossom: I talked this up last month and I haven't been using anything else to take off my makeup. I think this will only last me about another month, so it's a good thing I decided to buy a couple different cleansing oils from Missha.
Missha Creamy Latte Chocolate Cleansing Foam: Another item from last month's post. I've been using only this cleanser for the most part and I'm starting to get to the point where I'm worried about running out.
Clinique Moisture Surge Extended Thirst Relief: It's been awhile since this showed up in any posts, which is strange since I haven't stopped using it. This is my last step of my morning skincare because my primer and makeup just apply better after this. It's definitely one of my favorite gel type moisturizers.
Missha Time Revolution Night Repair Science Activator Ampoule: I can't say enough good things about this ampoule. It's my favorite and my holy grail ampoule. I will forever continue to purchase this as long as Missha makes it.
It's Skin Power 10 VC Effector: I just about killed this bottle, which is why I'm glad I ordered another one when it was half gone. I'm thinking of trying a different type in the line, but for now this is my go to in the morning.
Mizon All In One Snail Repair Cream: This is an oldie but a goodie. When I ran out of my Benton Steam Cream, this was sitting in my cabinet and I decided that I needed to use it again. This is a nice light cream, so it's different than the Benton. I think I may end up using both now.
Tony Moly Intense Care Snail Cream: I've been using this to combat my dry winter skin. This jar is almost empty and I have something different to replace it with. I did enjoy this cream quite a bit, but it was pricey and it is now time to move on. I hope I won't miss it too much because I really did love it.
MAC Skin Base Visage: I needed a moisturizing primer to deal with my dry skin. Ever since I ditched the Smashbox primer, my skin has stopped peeling under my makeup in my dry problem spots. I definitely can't use this in the summer because it makes me a little oily and my makeup slides around, but this has been perfect for winter skin.
Skin79 Super Plus BB Creams in Green and VIP Gold: These used to be two of my favorite BB creams and also my first two Skin79 ones. VIP Gold gives a little more coverage but tends to pull a little grey on me. I usually mix these two together because the Green one is moisturizing and is closer to my skin tone, so it tones down the grey from VIP Gold. I've used this pair for over a year off and on and the canisters are much lighter than my other two Skin79 BBs, so I'm wondering how long before I run out.
ElishaCoy Time Capsule BB Cream: This BB cream gives me more coverage than the Skin79 and it doesn't pull grey on me. That said, it gives my skin more of a makeup feel because it does cover more. I like my face to look more natural, but if I have something to cover than this is what I've been using.
Covergirl NatureLuxe Gloss Balm in Marble: I had to look this up online to see what it was because there's only a color label on the bottom. I was going through some drawers of makeup and found this balm and figured I would use it. Turns out, I really like it and it's discontinued of course.
NYX Butter Lip Gloss in Tiramisu: I wanted to try these glosses but I'm not a huge fan of lip gloss. I always end up buying them and then they get stashed away, like my MAC lip glasses and Revlon lip glosses. I actually like this just for moisture because it isn't sticky. This color barely shows up and I wear it around the house and sometimes to bed because it's just a film on my lips. The fact that it smells like cake doesn't hurt either. I had to restrain myself from buying 5 more when Ulta had them on sale.
MAC Fluidline Brow Gel Creme in Dirty Blonde: I've been more into natural brows and not my usual red ones. I generally coat my brows with red powder and then top it with this because the color looks nice. I've always loved the formula of this gel and I feel like I can get a much better, sharper shape with this than a powder.
(MALIN+GOETZ) Mojito Lip Balm: I got this in my Ipsy bag earlier this month and immediately loved it. I've been wondering if I should get a full size, but that tube won't have the slant tip applicator and some of the ingredients are a little sketchy looking. For now, I just really like this gel based balm.
MAC Blackline: I don't remember where I was digging when I found this liner, but I forgot how much I love it! It's black, but it's also gold. And magic. It doesn't wear as well on my waterline as the Noir liner does, but I do prefer this when I'm looking for a bit of flair.
|Clockwise from top: Sea Me Hear Me, Mighty Aphrodite, Copper Diamond, Mary Lou, Aphrodite's Shell
MAC Sea Me, Hear Me: I bought this back in I think June or July when the Alluring Aquatic collection had been out for a month or two. I ended up having non-buyers remorse and got this from a seller in a facebook group. I'm so glad I bought it, because I loved this shade this past summer and I recently decided that it was a good color now. I might rotate my blushes because I noticed that I don't use some of them, but this was great this month and I really love the color and packaging.
MAC Mighty Aphrodite: This blush has been with me for years. I think it was one of the first MAC blushes and I bought because it was from the Wonder Woman collection. I just remember that I was living in Salem at the time and didn't own a lot of makeup, never mind a lot of MAC. That was one of my favorite MAC collections of all time and this is one of my favorite blushes. I tried rotating through my shades this month and kept going back to this one.
Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick in Copper Diamond: This was included in last month's favorites, and for good reason. I really love this highlighter. I try to wear something less intense with a darker blush or bronzer combo, but I've also started with my excuse to not wear this every day because I don't want to ever hit pan on it. You only need a tiny amount though, so I don't think I'll plow through this highlight.
theBalm Mary Lou-Manizer: Another intense highlight that I loved last month and into this month. I think this one is a bit more opaque than Copper Diamond, but it also blends out a little better. I think I like Copper Diamond more than this one, which I guess I should considering that it cost three times more than Mary Lou here. A little goes a long way and it doesn't take much to look like the 90's disco ball glitter trend threw up on your face.
MAC Aphrodite's Shell: I think I have to dig through my favorites posts and see when I haven't included this bronzer. This shade is just effortless. It's the perfect pale skin bronzer and I never feel like it gets too heavy, no matter how many times I swirl my brush in the pan. I have a few bronzers, but I always go back to this one. I don't know why I bothered to buy other shades. Probably come summer I'll use the others because most of them are too dark for the winter. No one looks sun kissed with three feet of snow outside.
NARS Devotee: I had to include this hot mama again because I used the crap out of this highlighter this month. I really do wear a full face of makeup five days a week, so I need a little variety. I feel like three highlighters isn't overkill in a post when you think of how often I wear makeup. I may need to update my picture of this pan because the hetchmarks have started fading more. I think this may be my favorite NARS highlighter of the four I own.
NARS Goulue: This month I left my Guy Bourdin palette on top of the stack and used this blush and Devotee quite a bit. I did think this was too dark for my liking at first, even though I was sure this would be my favorite blush in the palette. After learning to go lightly with this shade, I think it really is my favorite in this palette.
Versace Bright Crystal Absolu: I found it. This is my perfume. I've been trying out different scents because I really want to wear perfume and not just lotions that smell like candy. I found a sample of this that had been tucked away from a Nordstrom order and I just kept going back to that little spray. Well, I realized that I had been spritzing it on every night to go to work and that my sample was almost gone. I almost died when I realized that the 3.2oz bottle was $110 online, so I did some digging and found it for $60 on Overstock.com. I used a 10% off coupon and with my SwagBucks points that I collected over the holidays, I managed to score a $25 gift card. This sounded like a great deal to me, so I scooped up this bottle and one other perfume that isn't quite a favorite yet that I'll talk about in a haul. This is my first "grown-up" perfume purchase and I seriously can't tell you the last scent I bought. I used to really like the Britney Spears perfumes. I think I have a small bottle of a Hilary Duff perfume from high school and also a teeny tiny bottle of Vera Wang Princess that is so small it doesn't even have a sprayer. I think this will be a favorite for a while and it has definitely been a gateway drug into finding more perfumes that I like.


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Yakub Memon, who was hanged at Nagpur Central Jail on Thursday morning, was allowed to talk to his daughter as per his last wish. He was relieved and happy after the conversation, some reports said.
As part of a formality before the execution, Yakub, one of the masterminds of the 1993 Mumabi blasts, was asked about his last wish. He wanted to meet his 21-year-old daughter. "I want to meet my daughter," he reportedly said.
After receiving Yakub's body from the jail authorities, his brother spoke to the media and said that the authorities allowed him to talk to his daughter over phone. He was happy and relieved after talking to her, his brother informed. It is not known what Yakub spoke with his daughter.
Yakub was a post graduate in commerce and was running chartered accountancy firm 'Mehta & Memon Associates' with his childhood friend Chetan Mehta. After parting ways with Mehta, he founded another accountancy firm 'AR & Sons'.
He was arrested by the CBI in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts, which had claimed the lives of 257 people and left another 700 people injured. On 21 March 2013, the Supreme Court confirmed Memon's conviction and death sentence, awarded by a special Tada court.
The 53-year-old was hanged around 6.30 am. A doctor declared him dead after 30 minutes and his body was handed over to his family members with some conditions on his funeral and the display of his photographs in public.
It may be recalled that the then UPA government had not allowed handing over the bodies of terrorists like Ajmal Kasab and Afzal Guru to their families after the execution.

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We have really been enjoying our AG Intex pool so far this summer (18'x48"). With the TF100 test kit, maintaining proper chemistry has been easy. However, we will soon be away from the pool for about 2 weeks and won't be able to feed my pool chlorine daily like I do now.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
Aunt Mabel
The picture above is of my Aunt Mabel. She was born two years before my late Grandma, which would place her at 88 years old this year.
88 years old, living on her own near 10th and Oklahoma and fully independent.
A week ago she was in her living room when she heard a noise. When she turned around there was a man behind her, his face covered by a ski mask.
He told her he wouldn't hurt her if she gave him all her money. Considerate of him.
She told him she only had ten dollars on her, which was true. He took it and left by the back door.
A few minutes later she worked up the nerve to head in that direction towards the phone.
The man, inexplicably, was hiding in the kitchen.
He took her into her bedroom and asked where her jewelry was kept. She told him he was welcome to it, but that her best pieces were bought from Kmart.
He began throwing the contents of her dresser on the bed. She told him to take anything he'd like but please, please leave her medicare and social security cards behind.
He began stuffing her empty purse with whatever he could find, including - perhaps as an insult - the medicare card she begged to keep.
In the pile of junk he'd thrown on the bed was a bank envelope with $150 that her granddaughter had dropped off the day before. In plain sight she casually slipped the envelope out of the pile and under the afghan.
He never noticed.
He left again, this time for real, spewing out the usual threats.
Brave man.
The cops were sympathetic but told her she should have kept the lights on, she should have done this, she shouldn't have done that . .
How about he shouldn't have broken into her house and threatened an old woman? How about that officer?
Aunt Mabel spent one night at her granddaughter's house, at their request, before returning home for good.
As of yet, the man has not been found. The description is vague, beyond that he was black and average height, but he will no doubt repeat this somewhere else and be caught or killed.
Not everyone has the constitution of my Aunt. My Grandma would have died from fright; I have no doubt about that.
If you know an elderly person living alone, in that or any other neighborhood, check on them often.
6 comments:
- Donna said...
That poor, dear lady. We are living in perilous times.
- March 9, 2009 at 6:11 AM
Give my prays to Aunt Mable, what a brave lady....I noticed too, the the police are great at telling the person what they should have done, but the crook still gets away
- March 9, 2009 at 7:59 AM
- Bridgett said...
Oh my goodness. That's sickening. :(
Your poor aunt. What a brave soul she is.
- March 9, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Astaryth said...
That blows! I won't say 'your poor Aunt' cause that lady obviously rocks and is well able to keep her head in an emergency ;p Still, for someone to prey on the elderly or the infirm is just wrong, and, as usual, the police are just such a big help. Sigh!
- March 9, 2009 at 9:48 AM
- Beth said...
I'm glad Aunt Mabel is okay.
Did you hear about the 70-something lady (I think from Ohio) who walloped a robber with her Emeril Lagasse skillet? It was great. Emeril sent her a whole set of his cookware when he heard about it.
I've got an iron skillet, and that sucker is heavy. Not only would it take some strength to swing it, it would really do some damage.
- March 9, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- Bucko (a.k.a., Ken) said...
Glad that Aunt Mabel was not hurt, and that the envelope was deftly hidden :o)
- March 9, 2009 at 5:39 PM


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Becoming an owner driver
Hi guys I'm a driver from South Wales.
I may have a chance to buy a Hanson spec Lorry in the new year and go owner driver which iv always thought about Do you have any Info on this such as contracts, what kind of money I need upfront for costs ect as google is just jibberish.
Thank you
Hope you can help .
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Hi Nicky, search this forum, and you should get all the answers you need. You might want to delete this post too, before the inevitable barrage of abuse, for not searching, begins.
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this is a bit blatant if its dozy starting over??.......
however....if its gen...search on here.and if you dont know..dont do it......
sweet words butter no parsnips
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You,ll make £10,000 a week don't hang about lad, go for it stop thinking it over bite the bullet.
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Find the work first. You need a customer(s) who pay you quickly (30 days from date of invoice max). Dependant on what your doing you could use £ 1300-1400 per week in fuel. You'll need to be VAT reg'd from the off. Set your company up.You'll need to apply for the O licence, will need a CPC holder for your transport manager and sufficient funds to convince the LA that you can operate the vehicle... check their website but its around £7.5k. I note you're looking at buying. We went the other way and leased to start with. No sleepless nights. One fixed price per month and no maintenance/breakdown hassle. We needed to put down 3 months up front but when we got the 2nd & 3rd it was a lot easier as we were already established. Insurance was £ 3500 per year. Includes PLI, ELI, Goods In Transit (My customer wanted up to EURO 500'000) and motor vehicle.
If you are commited you will make it work. Yes, you can earn more money working for someone else, BUT you are building a business for yourself. I've read all the neg feedback on here... If you need any info, pm me
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did someone say the hansons and specs??
sweet words butter no parsnips
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Who are you insured with?
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Indeed who is your insurance with?
£3500 is a great price for a new startup
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I've just read your post and found it very informative as I am looking at starting up myself, I've been driving for different people for around 30 yrs and never got into any pensions so now at 54 looking into getting into something that I can put money away for later on.
For the last year I've been driving a bulk scrap truck and been enjoying it, but I don't want to go into scrap because of the punctures and damage you incur at certain breakers yards, I am looking into bulk work hauling sugar beet,aggregates and grain.
At the present time my credit score is pretty dismal so going down the lease route is going to be a problem I think,
What I'd like to know is what is the sequence of starting up.
Any useful information will be gratefully recieved.
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At 54yrs mate you've left it way WAY too late to build up any kind of decent pension pot,
Unless you intend to work FT til near 75yrs!!!!
You at least contributed your PAYE "stamp" into a State pension??!!!!
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Quite big truck. Pictureman says you can earn more money on PAYE, yet chezman thinks that buying a truck will be the way forward for a good pension.
I disagree with the if you are committed you will make money. The road to haulage business failure is littered with committed people.
By all means give it a go, but unless you really know what you are doing, and the fact that you are asking for a sequence as if it worked like that anyway, tells me you are a long way off knowing. No offence meant, it's hard work to earn good money in this game.
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Forgive the pun but
On the money Albion.
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I wish you the best for your endeavour but, as has already been stated, you may well have left it far to late to start building up a decent private pension. At 54 I cant begin to imagine how much you would need to invest annually to give a "reasonable" private pension! Assuming you want to retire at 65 (nominally) and you would like a pension of £15-20k PA then the contributions would be massive! And those contributions would be coming out of your earnings which as a start up O/D would more than likely just not be there!
To run your business, service any debts, earn a living wage AND make huge pension contributions may well be unachievable! I may be wrong but what you are looking at is huge! Good luck anyway though.
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Very, very broadly, to get 12 k a year (presumes8k of state pension) and retiring at 67, I'd say at least £1500 a month. That would get you a pot in an aggressively managed fund of £250k. Not sure on second thoughts that is enough and I'd be wary of aggressive management at 54, most people ease up a bit as there is less time if things go Pete Tong.
If you are worrying about pensions, try the pensions board on Money Saving Expert forum. Some very knowledgeable and helpful people there.
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A good search would be Hino. There was a young lad with a barrow load of big sticks who had Hanson or one of the major aggregate suppliers sussed, be quick with your search though, think the truck was parked up within a month
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That was a wee while ago!!!
Somebody got a cheap tarmac spec 8wheeler outta that young
"Head the ball" once he found out his "friendly" Hanson TM had fed him a pile of balls!!!!!!
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Yeah i remember that thread, poor sod was so over the moon happy to be going OD with his new motor, just as the recession kicked the door in.
You almost wonder if someone wasn't pulling the strings all along to get a new 8 wheeler cheap as chips straight on the road.
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Didn't he have a mixer truck after?
I remember the thread well, been a few set up as o/d and soon pack up again over the years!
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The way I look at it when you drive for a company your guaranteed the wages at the end of the week even if the truck blows up (god forbid). I love trucks and all but just can't fathom why you would want to own your own truck and get shafted with the runs you can't do legally just to basically break even, plus once something goes wrong there's about 2 months profit gone instantly. Absolutely wouldn't interest me when I've a decent enough job with alright money.
I won't be having my employers heart attack I can assure you of that much, he might be having mine though at some stage...
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The new and old keep things vibrant in the performing arts
Published 10:00 pm, Thursday, December 29, 2005
Although economic woes have not left Seattle arts institutions, small and large, they continue to thrive artistically with concerts in the hundreds and attract people in the thousands. Here are the highlights of the past year:
1. Pacific Northwest Ballet: The long-established company has a new artistic director and everyone is cheering. Peter Boal arrived in town in late June to take over the organization and already he is breathing fresh air and new-found energy into dancers and audiences. Much is to be discovered about his taste and predilections, but there is plenty of evidence he is open to a wide variety of new ideas while keeping the ensemble rooted in its traditions. The pair of concerts in the fall, his first to program, gave ample demonstration of his intent: from the moody romanticism of Jerome Robbins and crystal clarity of George Balanchine to the contemporary impetus of the young German choreographer Marco Goecke. The dancing was first-rate.
2. Seattle Opera: The past year represented the old and new, both at their best. The old was a revival of the company's "Ring" cycle, lavishly praised in the national and international press when it was premiered in 2001. With many of the same singers but a different conductor, Robert Spano, in the pit, the production was musically and theatrically alive, illuminating and true. The two new additions to the cast were remarkable for all the right reasons: Greer Grimsley, in his first venture as Wotan, and Ewa Podles as Erda. The new was noteworthy for different reasons: a spectacular mounting of Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann" in the spring and a striking West Coast premiere of Jake Heggie's "An Affair to Remember" in October.
3. Seattle Symphony: The orchestra has enjoyed a good season, not only with music director Gerard Schwarz but a trio of guest conductors. Schwarz spends a fair amount of time with his band, compared with many conductors, but there were few concerts that equaled his reading of Bruckner's Seventh Symphony in November.
4. Guest conductors: The symphony's guest leaders were extraordinary, beginning with France's Stephane Deneve in March. He is rapidly making a name for himself on two continents. Czech conductor Jiri Belohlavek followed. While his Mozart and Beethoven were not notable, he brought new life and perspective to the Czech standards of Smetana and Janacek. Marin Alsop made her belated debut with Seattle in April with Dvorak and Tchaikovsky and amply demonstrated why she was appointed music director of the Baltimore Symphony this fall. Lawrence Renes, who made a powerful impact on the orchestra and audience alike a few years ago, returned and made a similar impression with Takemitsu and Beethoven.
5. Festivals: After some two decades of success at its summer venue at Lakeside School, the Seattle Chamber Music Festival ventured across Lake Washington in August to experiment with another verdant setting, this time Overlake School in Redmond. The experiment was a happy combination for everyone. The campus, on the edge of the country, is picture-perfect and the concert hall a happy combination of richness of sound and clarity. And, very important, audiences filled the hall. Although it is not billed a festival, the American String Project in June at Nordstrom Recital Hall seems like one, with repertory unheard anywhere else and first-rate musicians to execute it.
6. Dance: There is dance in Seattle outside the corridors of Pacific Northwest Ballet. The Paramount brought Hubbard Street Dance Chicago for a return engagement that was electric in energy and vivid in dramatic appeal. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, at Meany Hall, proved some can do the same thing year after year and no one tires of it.
7. Pianists: Seattle has always heard its share of notable pianists, courtesy of the Seattle Symphony and President's Piano Series at the University of Washington. This past year Richard Goode brought his musically rich approach -- showing why he is admired throughout a good share of the world -- to Meany Hall. At Benaroya Hall, Emanuel Ax and Yefin Bronfman gave a duo recital that was fun and enlightening simultaneously.
8. Singers: There are not a lot of opportunities, outside of McCaw Hall, for singers to display their talents in Seattle. Fortunately, the Seattle Symphony provides a few such as soprano Renee Fleming in recital in January. As one has come to expect, her singing was luminous, full-bodied and immensely appealing.
9. Early music: Period music-making abounds in Seattle with one of the most active scenes in the United States, second only to cities such as San Francisco and Boston. Among those offering the most unique repertory is Cappella Romana, which specializes in music of the Byzantine era and its later developments in Russia and the modern world of the Orthodox faith. This fall, the group, with soprano Patricia Rozario, gave a program, titled "Women in Byzantium," of rare distinction at St. Mark's Cathedral.
10. Visiting orchestras: After too long an absence, the fabled Cleveland Orchestra returned to Seattle in late May, offering all manner of vituosos within the ensemble and a look at its relatively new, and sometimes controversial, music director, Franz Welser-Most.


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Thursday, January 12, 2012
From life to death
Last night I had two experiences, celebrating life-one just beginning and one that's coming closer to the end. It is indescribable to go from one extreme to another without it making you question and be in awe of life. I experienced joy bringing a new mom dinner, remembering all too well those early days when having baby number two threw off my entire routine. Then to come home and post a tribute for L whose fight with IBC has opened my eyes-to living life to the fullest, with class, and dignity. The tribute 20+ women are putting together has moved me-but I hope it provides just a glimmer of gratitude and hope, and thanks to a woman who has opened her heart to all of us. I have been questioning where my focus needs to lie- in part because of this experience. My heart has been leaning towards a new career endeavor, and while I've wondered how and why I am leaning this way, I have to let it go, and see where it takes me. I'm also appreciating the moments with my kids, with Robert, and being at peace that I don't understand every single t thing that happens. I defintely have these odd dejavu moments though- a bit eerie considering the circumstances. Live life for today, enjoy the moments that come. Hug my babies, don't sweat the small stuff. Its how I'm living my life these days.
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- Dana said...
Amen to that! Life is so short, so keep hugging those babies tight! Hugs!
- January 13, 2012 at 9:44 AM
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There is a very fun meme going around and my friend Marion tagged me to play. The rules are simple: go into your pictures and open the fourth file then the fourth photo of that file and post it! Easy-peasy! So here is my photo:
This is actually a lantern from a railroad caboose.
I'm very glad that Marion tagged me because she prompted me to do another post that I've been wanting to do for awhile. Along with making cards I am working on building a business as a photographer. I also love Branson, my new home since October 2007. Putting both of those together resulted in another blog, The Family Branson, which hasn't gotten a lot of my attention lately. Playing this meme led to to the photo of the lantern so it seemed the perfect time to get the post written about the cafe that displays this lantern, and others like it. Hop on over to see more of Billy Gail's Cafe, and Branson!
Oh, yea, the other rule is to tag four others to play. I recently sent out a bunch of awards (which tagged a bunch of terrific crafters) so I invite anyone who wishes to play to pull the fourth picture of the fourth file in your pictures folder and share it with us. Ya' never know what you are going to get!


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LAS VEGAS, NV - JANUARY 09: Honoree Amy Schumer accepts the Breakthrough Award for Comedy onstage at the Variety Breakthrough of the Year Awards during the 2014 International CES at The Las Vegas Hotel & Casino on January 9, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Getty Images for Variety)
Amy Schumer married her new boyfriend in a private ceremony this week.
The comedienne tied the knot to chef Chris Fischer in front of close friends and family on Tuesday in Malibu, California, a source close to Schumer told CNN.
Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lawrence and Jake Gyllenhaal were among the guests in attendance, according to People.com.
Schumer and Fischer have only been dating a few months. On Saturday, Schumer posted the first photo of herself with Fischer on her Instagram. The two are seen locking lips at what appears to be Ellen DeGeneres' birthday bash.
Schumer captioned the picture, "Happy Birthday @theellenshow thank you for having us!"
Fischer won a James Beard Award for his Beetlebung Farm Cookbook. He previously served as a chef at The Beach Plum Inn in Martha's Vineyard, a restaurant frequented by Barack and Michelle Obama.
Schumer broke up with her previous boyfriend Ben Hanisch in May.
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Wednesday, 9 September 2009
The Little Paper Shop
14 comments:
- Cindy Haffner said...
Very pretty Pinky, so happy you played along with us LPS gals.
- September 09, 2009 12:58 pm
- brenda said...
Wow Pinky, you are on a roll with christmas cards this week, you will be all ready by October at this rate.
I like this angel image and your colouring is lovely, reminds me I have it somewhere.
B x
- September 09, 2009 1:17 pm
- cats whiskers said...
Wow this is just awesome dear
Hugs Jacqui x
- September 09, 2009 1:35 pm
- Crafty Chris said...
Hi really lovely colours to me that sums up xmas green & red with a hint of gold lovely card.
Christine x
Did u see my new addition to the family if not scroll down a bit x
- September 09, 2009 2:25 pm
- Julia said...
Very Pretty! Love the touch of gold : ) Thanks for joining our challenge!
- September 09, 2009 2:38 pm
- Allison said...
Just so very pretty! Love the stamp choice!
- September 09, 2009 2:45 pm
- Wendy said...
This is lovely I really must crack on with my Christmas cards
Wendy x
- September 09, 2009 3:15 pm
- Linnie said...
perfect card for christmas beautiful
- September 09, 2009 3:37 pm
- vikkithescrapjunkie said...
gorgeous card Pinky, love the poinsettia its fab.
Love n hugs
Vikki xx
- September 09, 2009 5:44 pm
- Riet said...
Beautiful Pinky,i love the image.
Hugs Riet.x
- September 09, 2009 6:14 pm
- Jennifer {jennifer-g} said...
Lovely work! The poinsettia is a great addition! Thanks for playing with us!
- September 09, 2009 6:48 pm
- stampinsilvia said...
PINKY!!! This is just too beautiful!!! I love the gorgeous pointsetia! Very nicely done!!!
- September 09, 2009 9:35 pm
- Elle-phan-tastic cards said...
I must have missed this card yesterday, it is lovely I so love the flower which name I can't spell so wont try!!
Thank you soooo much for your lovely comment on my DCD DT call makes. Much much appreciated x x
- September 10, 2009 10:11 am
- Marianne said...
You have been busy with these cards. They are lovely and so different. A nice change to see some card with the tru meaning of Christmas. Marianne x
- September 10, 2009 7:53 pm


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Lunch, morning archives: city much livelier on a weekday morning than on Sunday afternoon. Folks up early filling the streetcars outside the hotel by
Dinner last night at a much-touted "Old Moravian" restaurant. All very alt, alt, and a bit overdone: waitresses in costumes, pottery embedded in the plaster walls, folk music pouring out of some sound system. Food good, though. Steve had pork schnitzel, I trout with fried potatoes. We also ordered cucumber salad that turned out to be cucumbers put through a mouli, swimming in a sweet vinaigrette, with some unusual spicing I couldn't put my finger on.
The schnitzel and the variety of foods and seasonings show more Austrian influence than you seem to find in Prague, where things gravitate in the pork, potato, beer, and sauerkraut direction of neighboring Bavaria. Wechsberg's book about his childhood says that northern
Moravia always considered itself decidedly Austrian and looked to Vienna, not , as its cultural capital. Wine rather than beer, and the coffee-house tradition . . . . Prague
One senses, too, more of the East here. Many people with darker complexions than you see in Bohemia, and quite a few Asians, Vietnamese, I think, who may feel a vested interest in the area from the days when Vietnamese doctors came to the
Czech Republic (rather, then, Czechoslovakia) to train.


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Fiji's interim Prime Minister says media outlets and the business community have responded positively to the media decree.
There's been criticism that the decree's requirement that foreign ownership of media companies be limited to 10 percent could scare off foreign investors in other industries.
The requirement could also force the closure of the Australian-owned Fiji Times.
But Commodore Frank Bainimarama says that's for the newspaper to decide, and other countries also have laws on foreign media ownership.
He told Auckland-based Radio Tarana the new decree will have a positive effect on access to accurate information
"Fiji has a vibrant and growing media industry in print, broadcasting and the new media, with lots of potential for investment. Currently we have fourteen plus media outlets, not including internet. While the Fiji Times claims to be a vital source of independent news, so are the other media outlets."
Commodore Bainimarama says the decree will also have a positive impact on the economy, human rights and governance.
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- The media decree,after some bullshit discussion with stake holders, is now law. It is a fact that well demonstrates the modus operandi of the illegal regime; make the decree, discuss it with those it will effect for propaganda sake, and publish it without any change or thoughts for those concerned.
It is no supprise that Bainimarama, in his arrogance has gone ahead and loud-mouth it's acceptance through his propaganda machine. It is most unfortunate that all medias (including the Fiji Times) will be carrying his lies to the people. It shows another side of Bainimarama that the people don't reaslize - his disdain for their feelings and what they need and want.
There is no doubt that Fiji's potential foreign Investors are watching and taking note; not to mention the jitteries of those that are already operating in the country.
This decree will add another nail to Fiji's econimic coffin to keep it tightly closed for the caretaker! It is not only because of the Fiji Times; but the unwritten message it sends to the businessmen around the world.
Bainimarama will not decide the effect of this decree on the market place; but will feel the repercussion with vengance when the FTIB will be sitting idle without customers, and without money.
It has often been said that truth is the first casualty of war. That has never been more true than in the war against oppression in Fiji.
- I decree that truth will not be the 1st. casualty of war ! so there !


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Sunday, July 13, 2014
A Southern Elegant Wedding
The mother of the groom is a floral designer and I'm sure she added a touch of her talent.
I don't know if I have ever seen a more beautiful backdrop. The bride and mother of the bride were just beautiful.
Please click on the following link and see more.
A Southern Elegant Wedding
Also, please click on the following link and follow the link there to Sweet Magnolia Farms and pray for Ashley.
Praying for Ashley
Blessed Be the Name of the Lord,
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What a talent she has! I just love all her ideas. The door is marvelous!ReplyDelete
Very pretty. Our wedding was so humble compared to what these bride's expect nowadays. We where married by a notary with all our friends in attendance. It was casual but, hey, it was the 70s! *lol* ~:)ReplyDelete
oh wow that is a fabulous wedding..LOvE the cotton arrangements..how appropriate !!ReplyDelete
Armoires..oh I love them ..
my two are filled already ..so over flow goes on the bed LOL
I l e weddings like this. I ordered some cotton. It's so beautiful. In said a prayer for this sweet mom. How sad. Hoping there is a miracle.ReplyDelete
Oh how pretty. We were married in front of my parents fireplace by notary. Yep..and I didn't get a church blessing until my 20th anniversary. I did wear a wedding dress though when I did get married. BlessingsReplyDelete
This wedding was unusual and very beautiful. I love the fence, doors, and that cake. Blessings, xoxo,SusieReplyDelete
Oooh, everything is just so beautiful! I love the idea of tying in the culture of an area (what makes it unique) into an event. When my cousin got married this year, the theme for her dinner was "A Taste of NC" and they had all the types of things we generally call our own. Hog and all. lolReplyDelete
Oh.My.Goodness. There is nothing I love more than these rustic weddings that are so popular! It makes me want to get married again so I can have one...lol! Love the free standing doors as the entryway to the wedding...and everyhting else too!ReplyDelete
BEAUTIFUL & UNUSUAL---makes for a perfect wedding!ReplyDelete
Wow...everything is so pretty!!ReplyDelete
SO much beauty! I LOVE Weddings and enjoy seeing all of the creative decorations! Enjoy your day dear friend, HUGS!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful post! So much creativity! I enjoyed the previous post as well.ReplyDelete
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It measures 27cm wide and is 20cm deep when pulled open.
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My Lifestory
Kennith The' Pham was born on June 29, 1993 to Phuong Pham and Ann Hornbaker. He died unexpectedly on September 8, 2017.
Kennith graduated from Inman High School in 2011. He was employed by The Hutchinson News and StraightTalk. He had a special relationship with each of his family members; he enjoyed life, camping and time with family and friends…preferably all at the lake!
Kennith is survived by his parents, Phuong Pham and Ann Hornbaker; the love of his life, Amber White; his sister, Kylie Pham and his brother Levi Everhart; grandparents, Thu Pham, Michael and Janis Murphy, and great grandmother, Linda Belvin; aunts and uncles, Tam Pham, Ngoc Pham, Ngan Pham, Curtis Belvin, Jonni Labs, Nichole and Adam Myers, Ryan and Victoria Murphy; cousins, Mia, Gauge, Mika and Claira Belvin, Andrew, Lantz and Rylan Myers, Teresa, Loralei, Isayah and Mychael Murphy, Sunny, Brian and Jimmy Pham.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 14th, 2017 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with the family greeting visitors from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., at Hutchinson Funeral Chapel and Crematory, 300 E. 30th Ave., Hutchinson.
Funeral Services will be held on Friday, September 15th, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. at the Hutchinson Funeral Chapel.
Memorials may be made to the Hutchinson Animal Shelter, in care of the funeral home, at 300 E. 30th Ave., Hutchinson, KS 67502.
Kennith The'
June 29, 1993
September 08, 2017
In Loving Memory
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Humanity in Action Announces 2018 Professional Fellowships
We are thrilled to announce this year's slate of four Professional Fellowships offered exclusively to Humanity in Action Senior Fellows.
The Fellowships give Senior Fellows the opportunity to work with frontline organizations across the United States on some of the most important issues of 2018 –– voting rights, racial justice, technology, civil liberties, healthcare, affordable housing, LGBT rights and transatlantic relations.
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29 Nov.2017
Year 5 had a lovely visit to the Library yesterday afternoon. While there, they had a look at the large selection of books available, from fact to fiction, choosing some to bring home and share. There was also an opportunity to see the range of activities available including a Christmas Craft morning on Saturday 2nd December from 11am till 1pm. Pop along if you get chance.
Looking forward to our return visits on a Tuesday up until Christmas. Don't forget your library card!
If you can't find it, pick up a form from class and we can sort it next time.
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We are here to know and understand the Principles of Science of Mind as correlated by Ernest Holmes. To Practice and Prove these Principles in a demonstration of life that is enhanced, self-fulfilling and creating a world that works for everyone. Through individual, small-group and community engagement that raises care, compassion and equality.
Senior Minister Rev. Eunice L Chalfant
May 6 - R & R: Restoring the Sacred Rhythm
May 13 - Dancing with the Divine (Mother's Day)
May 20 - Play, Pray & Stay the Course (with special musical guest, Yve Evans)
May 27 - Let's Pretend (Memorial Day Weekend)
1st Wednesday
3:30PM and 6:30PM
with Rev. Eunice Chalfant
The 2nd and 3rd Wednesday' healing services
are on hiatus while we re-vision the services.
Watch for new Wednesday creations!
4th Wednesday
Soul Path
A SOUL-FULL evening
with Rev. Mark Accomando
Sunday, June 3rd
10:30am + 12:30-3:30pm
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Grade 11 and 12 students in Hospitality & Tourism Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) programs across Simcoe County will have the opportunity to build their knowledge and career awareness through the Tap into Tourism Career Day on March 4.As part of Regional Tourism Organization 7's (RTO7) commitment to workforce development, they partnered with the Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) and Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board to present the second annual Tap into Tourism Career Day."The Tap into Tourism Career Day is an opportunity for students to interact with tourism industry professionals, to learn more about a career in tourism and to understand the importance of customer service," said Bill Sullivan, RTO7's Executive Director. "After this event, we hope students will be inspired to choose tourism as a career and that they understand the need and advantages of providing unparalleled customer service."
What: Tap into Tourism Career Day - workshops hosted by local professionalsWhen: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 - students will be in workshops between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Full schedules can be provided upon request.Where: Fern Resort, 4432 Fern Resort Road, Orillia, ON L3V 6H5
"Tap into Tourism Career Day is intended to expose students to the variety of hospitality and tourism professions available within their own backyards," said Justin van Diepen, Itinerant Resource Teacher, Cooperative Education and SHSM, SCDSB. "Having workshops run by local employers is a fantastic opportunity for our students to learn directly from industry professionals and make career connections within their community." "We are fortunate that employers take time away from their day to mentor our students and provide them with real world experiences that assist them in making sound career decisions," said Sarah Kekewich, Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) Coordinator, SCDSB. "Having the support from RTO7 and its partners makes events such as Tap into Tourism Career Day a success." About RTO7RTO7 provides strategic and collaborative leadership to build, sustain and grow tourism in Bruce, Grey and Simcoe counties. For more information about RTO7, please visit www.rto7.ca or contact Alex Hogan, Manager of Partnerships at (705) 441-2931 or email@example.com About OYAPOYAP allows students to work alongside skilled trades employers through the cooperative education program. Students who demonstrate employability skills, motivation and interest in a trade can become registered apprentices while working towards their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). For more information about OYAP, please visit www.oyap.com or contact Sarah Kekewich, OYAP Coordinator.About SHSM programsPartnerships with local businesses and organizations, industry certifications and other hands-on opportunities are central to the SHSM programs offered in the SCDSB. Students can start the programs in Grade 11. For more information about SHSM programs, visit your local SCDSB secondary school or www.mySHSM.ca Information:Sarah Kekewich, OYAP Coordinator, firstname.lastname@example.com or 705-734-6363 ext. 11342Justin van Diepen, IRT - Cooperative Education and SHSM, email@example.com or 705-734-6363 ext. 11465


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'Goonies' sequel may finally be in the works
It must be true that Goonies never say "die."
After years of anticipation, "The Goonies" sequel may finally be in the works.
Director Richard Donner told TMZ that he plans to bring back the entire original cast for the follow-up to his 1986 cult classic.
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Patient: I have continued to take the contraceptive pill through my seven-day week off it as I had plans for that week and didn't want it to affect it. However I have now realised my next expected break will interfere with those plans too and I don't want to take three packets in a row without bleeding as I don't want it to affect my health etc. I wondered whether it was possible to take two weeks out of the three on the second packet and then stop taking them for a bleeding break? (So in total will have been 5 weeks of consuming the pill)
Doctor: Thank you for your query.It is ok if it is occasionally done, you can take for the 5 weeks as well & then give bre ak to have a period. If you got accustomed to the bcp there has been no problem or side-effects you can take for 5 weeksHope that answers your query. Have a good day.


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Here's a bit of good news......This Sunday morning at 2:00Am, remember to turn your clock ahead an hour. Now that's a treat for us in the spring. We immediately get an extra hour of daylight at the end of the day, but when you get up at 6:00AM, it will darker than it is now... Who cares if it is dark when we get up? It will remain daylight until almost 7:00PM. COOL....summer approaches on the heels of spring....I love it!
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If it sounds like we have...or are forgetting any of you out there, which have aided in getting us this far...please know that you are never forgotten. We appreciate all your help and offer an open invitation to come see the building, volunteer to help, advocate for Nature's Friend's of Hospice, Inc. or the actual Hospice and Palliative Care Program of New York State.
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