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Monday, November 3, 2008
Birkenau to Buna
The French women was living in France and she left because if they had found her they would have taken her anyway. She was passed as an Ayran but Elie thought she looked Jewish. It was said that she was a forced labor inmate, but she chose to go there. She was scared to admit that she was German to anyone, because she was scared of what they did to all the Jews. Buna wasn't an extermination camp so she knew if she kept a low profile she wouldn't be noticed.
There could be many reason to why it took so long for him to march to Buna. There was hundreds of Jews marching so therefore that might take them a little longer. The Jews weren't very strong so it would take them longer to walk that distance. Also the weather was very cold and snowy. The trip from Birkenau to Buna was approximately six miles. When you travel through other camps it takes longer to get through.
McCool Group- Shelby E., Nikki W., Scott B., Mike M.
24 comments:
- EndZoneFreenzy_CardinalFootball said...
I agree Buna was a much better camp. YES. I also agree with number two. She went to the camp to protect herself from getting sent to an exteermination or death camps, so she made the safer choice and went to a concentration camp. And once again I agree, we really don't know the conditions of the tome that they marched. Good Post.!.!
- November 5, 2008 at 9:04 AM
- Melanie said...
Nice job. Your group said a lot of the same things that my group did. I agree with what you said about Buna and how it was just work and that they weren't treated as harshly as in other camps. Good job.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:05 AM
- EndZoneFreenzy_CardinalFootball said...
Sorry Extermination and Time
- November 5, 2008 at 9:06 AM
- Elizabeth said...
I like how you stated that the woman knew if she kept a low profile that she wouldn't be noticed. It shows how smart and logical she was. It had to be extremely scary for her to leave her home and go to a place that was full of potential death if she was found out.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- Darius said...
I agree with all your answers. Buna was a much better place it was a Good place to be if you know what i mean. The prisoners could live somewhat better than at Birkenau. I also agree strongly on number 2 she went to protect herself from death. good job guys keep it up.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- katrinalogan said...
I like your answers especially to number two. I like how you explained pretty much what she could of been thinking. Great job.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- Tay said...
I agree with your whole post. I like how you mentioned everything little thing on number three. You could of also added that the Nazis had to keep them all under control and make sure none of them tried escaping. But you pretty much summed that up by saying that they weren't very strong. Good job!
- November 5, 2008 at 9:15 AM
- Constance said...
Great job. All your answers are good. I like how you really got into it and thought about the questions. Your details used are really good. I really like how you said that Buna was a labor camp so it was much safer to be there.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:15 AM
- josh harlow said...
Good post I agree with all of your answers. Buna was a much better place if they wanted any chance of survival. I also agree that she went so she could protect herself. great job keep it up
- November 5, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Sam said...
Ok so your answer on number 2 i agree with 100% great job. I also think that she went to protect herself form death. Buna was a much better camp the Birkenau. In Buna they had such a better chance to live. Good job.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:17 AM
- Whitney said...
Good job! I liked all of your answers especially number two because I feel like you put yourself in her shoes and understood what might have been going through her mind to lead to her decision.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:18 AM
- Senior 09 said...
I believe you guys knew what you were talking about. Good Job, you answered the questions a lot like my group did . you did a very good job.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:19 AM
- suzy said...
I think your post was the best. You had great detail abd strong points. A job well done guys.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- Jordan said...
I've been saying this a lot lately so don't feel bad but number three is right in the book. It says that the German officers were in no hurry to get there so they made frequent stops in the towns along the way to flirt with the German girls. But other than that I agree with the rest of your post.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:23 AM
- Lindee said...
Well you did a very good job........... GO McCain!!!! he lost:(
- November 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM
- Samantha said...
Im with you Lindee...:( I was hoping McCain could pull through.
Anyway...I liked your guys post. Your last answer isn't 100% fact though but the general answer is good. Good job!
- November 5, 2008 at 9:29 AM
- katrinalogan said...
McCain should of won [: agreed.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:31 AM
- Missouri State Single Season Strikeout King said...
Elie didn't think she looked Jewish. He thought she was German and only spoke German. And she wanted everyone to think she was German, but I think you just got your words crossed up there. I don't remember the book ever saying it was very cold and snowy. I thought it was a fairly nice day. You answer to number one was good.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:31 AM
- Danielle said...
Now this is political?
- November 5, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Melanie said...
Also, on number three there weren't hundreds of people marching, there was only about 100. It wasn't very cold and snowy, it wasn't snowing. Read the end of chapter three, that's where it talks about this.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Lindee said...
I'm really sad that he didn't because Sarah Palin is pretty much, well AWESOME!!!lol, I guess we'll just have to see what happens
- November 5, 2008 at 9:35 AM
- Shelby E. said...
Well hundreds and is like a hundred is what we meant. And to missouri single season strikeout king I just read that part and it did just say he thought she was German so sorry on my part. And to Jordan they were marching slowly because of the German girls but there had to be other reasons to why they walked to slowly. The officers were probably trying to find ways to make them weaker.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:40 AM
- donnie p. said...
I'm scared about the white house now!!!!!!
- November 5, 2008 at 9:40 AM
- Danielle said...
Stay on topic please.
- November 5, 2008 at 9:46 AM


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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The Girlcave Gets Some Attention
I really do have to brag on my husband a little, he has not taken one day off and done nothing....he has been a working machine in between the job hunt. I am so blessed to have him in my life and I am sure I don't tell him that often enough. Way to go Donner....I love YOU!!!
Friday, January 23, 2009
Happy Anniversary!!!!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
1 Day to 10 Years
Psalm 23
A psalm of David1 The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.
2 He makes me lie down in green pastures,
he leads me beside quiet waters,
3 he restores my soul.
He guides me in paths of righteousness
for his name's sake.
4 Even though I walk
through the valley of the shadow of death, [a]
I will fear no evil,
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.
5 You prepare a table before me
in the presence of my enemies.
You anoint my head with oil;
my cup overflows.
6 Surely goodness and love will follow me
all the days of my life,
and I will dwell in the house of the LORD
Could He make it any more clear that He is in charge of my husband, me, our marriage?
It is so easy to get discouraged in the world that we live in but for those who follow Jesus we are not to worry about what the world tells us, because it is lost. We are to follow Him who saved us and He WILL provide all of our needs and a good portion of our wants. May God Bless You All!!!
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
2 Days to 10 Years
Now there are the obvious trips to Iowa, Missouri and Texas to see family & friends; those excursions are always a treat and we look forward to seeing our loved ones.
Our time with the kids while they were growing up was always a whirlwind....so of course our first family trip would be the same. They were around 10 and 11 when we took this adventure; they had never seen any of the things we were about to show them. We picked them up in Dallas and drove down to Galveston,TX to see the ocean. We spent 2 days swimming in the waters, laying on the beach and feeding the seagulls.
After we were done exploring Galveston we headed to Carlsbad, NM to go to Carlsbad Cavern. Now I enjoy all of God's creations....the majestic mountains, the endless oceans and all the other treasures this country holds but Carlsbad Cavern was one of my favorites!! There are miles of caves that go hundreds of feet down into the earth; it holds lots of secret places with it's stalactites and stalagmites.....lots of rooms where nature give you the most amazing art show. After a day of cave exploring we went to the hotel and swam until dark the perfect end to the perfect day.
After an astounding day in New Mexico we spent the next day on a journey to the neighboring state to see The Grand Canyon. All I can say about The Grand Canyon is that it is so surreal......I thought I was looking at a life size postcard. It was a long day driving around but it took our breaths away.....it was inspiring.
After we had walked all day and seen incredible things it was time to get in the car and head to Colorado. The mountains were the next conquest on our family adventure. We pulled into Cortez, CO late so we went right to bed, we wanted to be rested for the next day. We left Cortez early and headed to Denver taking the scenic route. The kids favorite thing that day was seeing snow in June.......Andrew found a spot where it went to his waist.......they were so excited!!!!
Denver was a welcomed treat after a long day on the road until Chelsea got sick....poor thing had a terrible earache, so we found an emergency care center and found out that she had an inner ear infection.....they got her set up with some medicine and we went back to the hotel where Chelsea had a night of being doted on...she loved that!!! The next day we headed home to Warrenton.....we were gone 6 days.....boy did we see a lot in 6 days!!!!
The next big trip was to Put-in-Bay, OH. Our friend Jami's family had a couple of houses that they rented out and so for a surprise she rented one for all of us. It was such a fun time.....the main modes of transportation were golf carts and bicycles. We had a very relaxing time and made lots of fun memories....one that Jami has not let us live down was how vicious we were when we played spoons...we love to play spoons!!!!
The next two vacations were ones that the Donner and I took and they happened to be last year. Last January we went to Las Vegas, NV. Donnie was out there for work and he was going to have to be there for two weeks so I went out for the weekend between them. It was so fun just walking around, watching people and spending time together. I had never been to Vegas so it was very exciting for me.....my favorite place was the Belagio with the Dancing waters.....it was so beautiful that it made me a little emotional.....it doesn't take much.
The latest trip was back in October when we went to Seattle. It is beautiful country out there, I blogged about our trip already so I won't stay on this subject to long. It was a great time for Donnie and I to reconnect.
Our trips are made up of more than the awesome things we have seen, they are about the little things, the games, the talks, the pranks and just being together experiencing new things with the ones we love. I know that there are many more adventures for us to go on and I look forward to them. I feel blessed to have been able to have the opportunities that I have had in my life and thankful that I have a partner to help share my journey.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
3 Days to 10 Years
We Interrupt this regularly scheduled story for a bit of silliness and wisdom.....much like marriage.....
I love being married. It's so great to find that one special person you want to annoy for the rest of your life. ~Rita RudnerMarriage is an alliance entered into by a man who can't sleep with the window shut, and a woman who can't sleep with the window open. ~George Bernard Shaw
One advantage of marriage is that, when you fall out of love with him or he falls out of love with you, it keeps you together until you fall in again. ~Judith Viorst
There is no substitute for the comfort supplied by the utterly taken-for granted relationship. ~Iris Murdoch
A wedding anniversary is the celebration of love, trust, partnership, tolerance and tenacity. The order varies for any given year. ~Paul Sweeney
Love is a flower which turns into fruit at marriage. ~Finnish Proverb
Never feel remorse for what you have thought about your wife; she has thought much worse things about you. ~Jean Rostand, Le Mariage, 1927
Like good wine, marriage gets better with age - once you learn to keep a cork in it. ~Gene Perret
It takes a loose rein to keep a marriage tight. ~John Stevenson
How can a woman be expected to be happy with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly normal human being. ~Oscar Wilde
Once a woman has forgiven her man, she must not reheat his sins for breakfast. ~Marlene Dietrich
The difficulty with marriage is that we fall in love with a personality, but must live with a character. ~Peter Devries
Marriage is three parts love and seven parts forgiveness of sins. ~Langdon Mitchell
What counts in making a happy marriage is not so much how compatible you are, but how you deal with incompatibility. ~George Levinger
Married life teaches one invaluable lesson: to think of things far enough ahead not to say them. ~Jefferson Machamer
Marriage is a feast where the grace is sometimes better than the dinner. ~Charles Caleb Colton
A man without a wife is like a vase without flowers. ~African Proverb
To keep your marriage brimming,
With love in the loving cup,
Whenever you're wrong, admit it;
Whenever you're right, shut up.
~Ogden Nash
Monday, January 19, 2009
4 Days to 10 Years
Every good story has heartbreak whether monumental or minimal. Loss and disappointment are just a part of life....a very important part, for that is where the real lessons are. I could leave the bad parts out but then I wouldn't really be telling you our story. In the span of 10 years there are many moments that are forgotten, everyday occurrences, trips to the store, phone calls with family and friends but then there are the things we would like to forget but once we do we stop being ourselves.
The first great loss that we encountered was when I miscarried our baby. I got pregnant in October of 1999....this was not an easy feat to begin with since my body doesn't process hormones correctly. December 1999 - I had been taking fertility drugs since that May (if anyone has ever taken them they do a number on your body and your mood) so as you can see it was already a long journey. My greatest desire has always been to be a mother.......in every sense of the word and that moment that I realized I was miscarrying was devastating......there was nothing I could do to stop it. Donnie was out of town so my sister-in-law took me to the Dr. and he confirmed it. We tried more fertility drugs but they were just to hard on my body and my mind. Yes, I have been angry with God about it....I have had my tantrums and one sided fights with Him. He is always there reassuring me that He loves me and He has a plan.....that the plans I have for my life are to small scale, He has amazing giant plans for me, He reminds me that I put limitations on what I want and He wants to give me everything, He reminds me once I move out of the way He can reveal Himself fully to me.
There have been times in the marriage where one or both of us has lost our way. Late Summer of 2004 Donnie and I separated. I learned a very important lesson during that time.....I had lost my way and I had lost who I was as a person. Up until that point I had been a very big people pleaser always changing for who ever I was around....I had completely lost who I was as a wife and myself. That time alone was very cathartic for me......I spent time with my real true love Jesus and by spending my time with Him I found who I was. Please do not think that I have it all together because I frequently get off course, I just don't stay on the wrong trail as long.
We lost my Aunt Linda January 2005 (she was my mom's sister). I have such fond memories of my Aunt and I miss her so much. She took me to see my first PG movie when I was 10....Grease.....I LOVED IT.....in fact we sat through it twice!!!! Then she took me to get my ears pierced. She was my cool aunt who lived in a big city and had an apartment with a pool.....how could a 10 year old not look up to her?? She fought cancer for several years and when I say fight I mean fight. Her faith was strong and a great example to me and the rest of our family.
December 2006 we lost my Grandma Lucile (my mom's mom). My Granny lived in the same house that my mom and her sisters were raised in. She was the head cook at the school of the little town she lived in for many years. She was just the sweetest lady you could ever meet, her warm heart and generosity were her trademarks. She carried a strong faith with a meek spirit...I don't ever remember a harsh word coming out of her mouth. I miss her, she was a constant force in a sometimes unstable world.
October 2007 we lost my Grandpa Paul (my stepmother's father). Paul was a sweet, sweet man. Blended families are sometimes a hard thing to be a part of but he always made me feel like I had always been his granddaughter. He was always ready with a big hug, a kiss and a giant smile. His passion was his family, flying and building experimental aircraft, farming was his trade he put his heart into all of it and he is greatly missed.
November 2007 we lost Sparkles. I know I have talked about her but that dear sweet soul was there through everyone of the previous losses. She was a comfort to me in so many ways. She was a loving soul when I was lonely, a fierce protector when I was scared, a consoling friend when the tears wouldn't stop and a constant companion. Her presence in our lives is greatly missed....in fact I think I could use her right now.
December 2008 Don lost his job. This was a sudden blow we were not expecting (does anyone really expect it?). I know that this loss is the start of something great. God gives you double for your trouble......He is preparing us for His great plan.
I will be honest with you this was a hard post to do. Reliving some of those memories was not easy but they have molded us to be who we are apart and together. The loved ones we have lost are still very precious to us and to remember the happy moments with them is pure joy to my soul. I thank God that I got to be in their presence and witness their greatness in this world.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
5 Days to 10 Years
I have blogged about Sparkles before, she was our first puppy and she was a very special dog. Sparkles has been gone over a year now and to this day I still get misty eyed. She had such a fun little personality, was a good pal and was very loyal. Sparkles was a Blue Heeler / Husky mix and she was beautiful......always a little lady. I could go on and on about her but that would not be fair to you. I have never felt that way about a dog and it will be a very long time before I feel that way again.......losing her was like losing my best friend.
Biscuit was the next addition to our family and she has a definite personality. She is not a dumb dog by any means but she can be very dopey. She tends to use her size to bully everyone around....not just the other dogs but us too!!!! Biscuit was a stray and she decided that she liked our porch and since it was the coldest night of the winter we took pity on her and let her in.....she never left.
Raven is one of biscuits puppies....yes she was pregnant when she showed up on our doorstep. I love puppies and as soon as they were cleaned up I had them in my hands...to hold those fragile little lives in my hands made me realize what a miracle life is. I have not blogged about Raven yet so I won't say much about her because I don't want to take away from her story.
Boots is one of Sparkles' puppies....we had Sparkles for 7 years, we lived on a farm she was free to go all over.....not once did she get pregnant......we move to the city and what happens a stray jumps the fence and get her pregnant. Boots is our only boy and I haven't blogged about him yet so the same is true for him as it is for Raven.
We love each and everyone of our dogs they are part of our family.
Dogs have given us their absolute all. We are the center of their universe. We are the focus of their love and faith and trust. They serve us in return for scraps. It is without a doubt the best deal man has ever made. ~Roger Caras
Saturday, January 17, 2009
6 Days to 10 Years
I did not give birth to my kids they came with the Donner as a package deal but there has never been a day when I didn't love them like they were my kids. Andrew and Chelsea have been through a lot in their lives and I think they have turned into remarkable young adults.
Andrew aka Buddy Wayne is the life of the party, he is always cracking jokes and with his quick wit and humor he keeps me in stitches. Andrew is just an all around happy kid...excuse me.......young man. He did not warm up to me as fast when Donnie and I first started dating (he was and is a HUGE Daddy's boy) and the thought of some stranger coming in and taking away some of his daddy time was not acceptable. As time went by he started to warm up to me and we soon had a very strong relationship. I am so glad that he decided to move here with us this past year, it seems like he has always lived here.
Andrew has ambitions of being a Police Officer someday; his real passion would be to join the service but he has terrible asthma which keeps him from following that dream. I know what ever he ends up doing he will be successful. We are very proud of the young man he has turned into.
Chelsea's ambitions are in the field of education, she wants to be a 2nd grade teacher and we are very proud of her for picking such a serving career. It has been fun to watch our Sweetpea blossom into such a lovely young woman and we are very proud of who she has become.
I loved this age....they still thought we knew everything!!
This is one of my favorites
What AWESOME Kids!!!!
Friday, January 16, 2009
7 Days to 10 Years
The Donner and I have had 2 different houses that we have called home. One was located in Warrenton, MO on 300 acres with lots of wooded trails to walk and the other has been our current home here in Kansas City that is on little less than an acre but still has some woods to explore.
The place in Warrenton was a little slice of heaven on earth.....we didn't really have any neighbors and we had room to roam. It was so quiet and peaceful but there was one problem.....we didn't own it....it wasn't really ours. It was a big old farm house that needed some work and we put a little into it but when it is not yours the motivation to do a lot is not there. I do miss the parties we had, 4 of July was always at our house and we would start the day early with food, games, hiking and last but not least fireworks!!!!! We were about 1 mile from the fair grounds so we could sit in our yard and watch them with out traffic. There are many memories from that little oasis and it was hard leaving it but we had another adventure to go on.
We moved to Kansas City, Kansas City here we are (imagine I am singing the Kansas City song to you)!! This was the first house that I Donnie and I had ever owned together....it is our home. We closed on February 14, 2003 but did not get possession until February 17. Once we got possession my husband went crazy.....we had nothing with us other than a few odds and ends. The truck with our stuff was stuck in a snow storm so they were going to be late....what does the Donner decide to do....tear down a wall. We'd had the conversation about what our first project would be and there was no discussion of a wall being torn down......again we had nothing for him tear walls down with, other than a steel bar we used for horseshoes. Needless to say the wall came down and many other things have been torn apart and put back together.
I know that someday we will leave this little house but we will always have the memories just like our first house and there will be more memories made down the line. For now we will just tuck ourselves away in our little haven and be thankful for all the Lord has given us.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
8 Days to 10 Years
My Daddy met my Mom while working for the phone company in my Mom's hometown; they worked for Ma Bell. Mom was an operator and Daddy worked the lines and one thing lead to another. After a quick courtship the got married and 9 months after the wedding another member joined the family.....ME!!!!
I grew up on a farm and I must say it was a wonderful way to grow up. There were always adventures to go on. I am an only child and I have a very active imagination so you can only imagine the entertainment I could find on a farm.
My parents divorced when I was 15 so Mom and I moved across the field into the old farm house until I graduated High School. After graduation we moved to into town and that is where I met my first husband.
I was way to young in age an maturity to have made that decision but I did it for the wrong reasons and with a bad start like that it was sure to end. That divorce was very instrumental in my growing up and though it was hard to go through it got me to where I am now. I was kind of lost for a few years but eventually I found my way......it was by the love and grace of Jesus.
When I took the job with Olan Mills I figured it would just be another job in a long search for my purpose in life; it was so much more than that!!! I had been dating my boyfriend at that time off and on for a couple of years but it never seemed like it was going to go anywhere. He was good to me and I genuinely loved him but I was not in love with him and I wanted more.
The phrase that things happen when you least expect them has certainly been true in my life. I was not looking for some one new in my life.....I had decided that life was not going to change....I mean I had a man who loved me and I loved him....we were good friends....I wasn't expecting anything else.
Then that fateful October day came when I pulled into that church parking lot and everything changed. My life went in a direction I never even dreamed it would have. I am so blessed to be married to a man that I can laugh, and cry with. I married my soul mate my other half my best friend.
Yes, we have met challenges but that has made us stronger and ready to face what ever comes our way. We know that Father God is in charge of us that He will light our steps and when we stray onto the unlighted path He will be there to help us find our way.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
9 Days to 10 Years
Now I am telling his story as an outsider and sharing with you some of the tidbits that I have gleaned from family gatherings and the time that I have spent with him. To start out Donnie grew up around St. Louis, MO, his family moved around the St. Louis metro and finally settled west in a little town called Jonesburg, MO. His parents were very young when they had the kids and as young parents often do......the biological father decided not to be a part of the family anymore. But that is OK because Donnie's step dad stepped right in and made those kids his own. Donnie has an older sister and a younger brother.....yep he is a middle child.
From the stories I have been told about his growing up....he was quite ornery.....not a lot has changed. There was the time that he rode his bike into a brick wall.....I believe he was playing chicken and his brakes went out.......and numerous stories of him and his siblings having "disagreements"....typical kid stuff.
He married his High School sweetheart a year or two out of High School and started working for Olan Mills taking pictures for the club plan. With being a newly married couple and him traveling so much it was only a matter of time until they would part ways. After the break up of his marriage he decided to move to Iowa and continue his Olan Mills career. He moved in with a friend that worked for the same company in the Church Division......they were just a couple of single guys working and having "fun"...we will leave it at that.
While having all of the "fun" he met his second wife and that is where our beautiful children come into the picture. He had gotten to that age where he thought it was time to settle down and have some kids so he did. I have my opinions why the marriage didn't last but that is what they are and this is a happy story so I will keep them to myself. Upon the demise of his second marriage he decided a career change was in order and that is how he got into the concrete business......he had worked construction off and on during the Olan Mills days...there were some very slow months in the picture business. His family had grown their business and they wanted Donnie to be a part of it. We have now made it to the portion of the story where I come in and I don't want to give it all away tonight.
Donnie is a creative, hard working, sweet, caring and loving husband. He has had some big mountains to overcome but he has chosen to learn from those long treacherous climbs instead of living in pity and anger.....I applaud him for not letting some rough times dictate who he is. It takes a stronger man to face his giants then to let his giants chase him.
I may lose my patience with him on a regular basis (he likes to push me) and I may not always like his brutal honesty but I could not imagine being married to anyone else....he is a good provider, a fun friend and a wonderful mate.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
10 Days to 10 Years
This is that time of the year when the Donner and I both keep an eye on the calender because there is an important day coming up. Ten Years ago on the 23rd of January I became Mrs. Donald Edwards.......and boy has it been a ride!!!! I am going to try and tell a bit of our story over the next 10 days....this will take great discipline on my part.
It all started 13.5 years ago, I had gotten a job working for Olan Mills in their Church Directory Division. My first day was in a little church in Northeastern Iowa (about 3-4 hours from my home) and as I pull up to the church, standing by his van is a very handsome fella. I would soon learn that he was my photographer for the week.
The first thing that stands out in my mind is the way he was with the clients....he made them feel at ease and by doing so took some great pictures. His wit made me laugh and I found myself instantly attracted to him.
His first impression of me was....hold on this is really romantic......"she's cute but she has a big butt"....yes that is the romantic story my husband tells our kids.....doesn't it make you feel all warm and fuzzy??
Now the fact that we were attracted to each other was not convenient for either of us, I had a boyfriend that was an absolute sweetheart but we were more like buddies than a couple and Donnie had been separated from his wife for 10 months and had other things going on in his life.
It all started with harmless flirting and before you know it I couldn't stop thinking about him.........this was not good......needless to say he was having the same issue. The more we were paired as a team and spent time together the inevitable happened.....we fell in love....I wasn't looking for it but it got me and it got me bad!!!!
It was not the ideal situation and if you were looking from the outside in you would have thought that I was crazy, but when I was around him it was like I had known him all my life........like a piece of me that had been missing was found. Though we have had our rough patches, I can't imagine my life with out him......he is my friend, my love and my strength.
Friday, January 9, 2009
This picture was in a bunch of my grandma's pictures but I am not sure who this couple is. It is on a postcard and from what I can discern that was common practice back in the old days. We have found a lot of pictures that have been made into postcards; not just portraits but daily life like the picture above.
I wonder if some day that will be the Donner and me? We will be sitting on our stoup with laptops reading the news.........do they even have stoups anymore?
I think that is part of the problem with our society, we are connected on the run.....what happened to the days of sitting on the front porch and talking to your neighbors and taking the time to listen to their responses?
I know we have gained much with the information age but has the price been bigger than the gain?
Perhaps I just have an old soul.
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By Chris Hammond
From the ancient clan strongholds in the Highlands to the fortified manors of Moray and Aberdeenshire right the way down to the watchtowers of the Borders, Scotland truly is a kingdom of castles. When we think of these structures most of us will conjure up images of Edinburgh and Stirling's grand forts, the romantic Eilean Donan or Balmoral; the Royal's favourite Scottish residence. While each of these are worth a visit the glens, moors and fields of old Alba are awash with a whole host of unusual fortifications worth your attention.
Ardvreck Castle (Sutherland)
Jutting from the rugged Highland countryside like an outstretched arm, the wrecked Ardvreck Castle is one of the most impressive northern landmarks. Built back in 1490 by the Macleods, the castle gained something of a sinister reputation after its occupants imprisoned the rebel Marquis of Montrose. Montrose, initially a guest of the castellan, ended up arrested and was later executed in the capital. The castle fell into ruin shortly after it was captured and burnt by the Mackenzies in 1737.
Brodie Castle (Moray)
Now famed for the fantastic flora of its grounds, the castle was until recently the seat of the once powerful Brodie family. Renovated and updated in the 19th century, it's a classic example of the Scots baronial style. Staying out of the Jacobite rebellions, the Brodies prospered on their estate as can be seen inside the castle, where various valuable artworks are on display.
Caerlaverock Castle (Dumfriesshire)
Caerlaverock is one of Scotland's most impressive old castles. Once owned by the Maxwell family, this solid keep is surrounded by a deep moat. Its strengths and defences were tested on numerous occasions over the years; it was notably besieged by Edward I of England who was embarrassed by the garrison of 60 for much longer than his army should have been. A popular wedding spot now, visitors are more likely to see bouquets rather than boulders being tossed through the air.
Cawdor Castle (Nairnshire)
Cawdor has been synonymous with Macbeth ever since Shakespeare's play was previewed by audiences back in 1611. The link isn't an accurate one, the Cawdor castle that can be seen today was never home to the Scottish King. It has been home to the Clader clan though, and what a home it is. Turrets, drawbridge, lush gardens, opulent rooms and even a small dungeon are all in the mix. Ghosts are also alleged to reside inside and fans of the unusual will want to see the Holly tree on which the keep was built around,
Crathes Castle (Aberdeenshire)
The first thing you'll notice about Crathes Castle is that it's pink. The second thing you'll notice is that it looks almost exactly how a fairytale castle ought to look. Built in 1596 Crathes Castle escaped most of the conflict and strife of earlier years. However myths involving murder, poisoning and a certain reoccurring green spectre give the picturesque and polished nature of Crathes a slightly more sinister tone.
Dirleton Castle (East Lothian)
Dirleton has taken a kicking or two over the years. Its location so close to the English borders meant it was a constant stop off point for invading armies. It last saw action when Oliver Cromwell besieged the castle in an attempt to flush out a particularly unsavoury band of Mosstroopers (deserters from the Scottish army turned bandit). Still a daunting looking structure, it's easy to imagine how difficult it would be to capture.
Drum Castle (Aberdeenshire)
A mish mash of architectural styles, Drum Castle combines ancient architecture with more modern additions and as such is a memorable and unique stronghold. The extensive lands were granted to the Irvine Clan by Robert the Bruce and despite losing the castle to enemies on a handful of occasions, remained their till about 30 years ago. Inside you'll find an impressive library, dining room and courtyard as well as fine artworks while the grounds are also somewhat idyllic. A popular choice for weddings, it's difficult to think of this site as having once been built for military purposes almost 800 years ago.
Duffus Castle (Moray)
Situated on perfectly flat ground this motte and bailey castle has a great view over the surrounding farmland. The first castle here is thought to have originally been held by a Flemish mercenary but gradually it became the property of the Murray family and then the Sutherlands. Abandoned in the early 18th century, large parts of the walls have since sunk into the soft earth mound. Despite it's lopsided entrance Duffus is still the best preserved castle of its style in Scotland.
This feature is part of our Scotland Uncovered Supplement. For more articles like this check out the February Edition of Scotcampus or click the link below for the second part.
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VANCOUVER – A few more names have been added to the list of potential contenders to lead British Columbia's Opposition New Democrats.
The party is searching for a new leader after Carole James announced she'll be stepping down amid a caucus revolt.
The latest potential candidates to hint they're considering jumping in include New Democrat MP Peter Julian and the provincial NDP's finance critic Bruce Ralston.
Others who are mulling a run at the leadership include the provincial NDP's house leader, Mike Farnworth, and George Heyman, executive director of the Sierra Club B.C. and former president of the B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union.
None have officially announced they're actually in the race.
The party votes for a new leader on April 17 in Vancouver, while the Liberals will choose a new leader to replace premier Gordon Campbell on Feb. 26.


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S.S. execs spend $700K on Ariz. trip - UPI.com - July 15, 2009 at 6:06 PM
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However, Diddy did mention Cassie earlier this year when he stopped by after the topic of his former girlfriend, Jennifer Lopez, came up since Diddy and J. "My woman, at the end of the day, you know, she ain't have a problem with it.
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There has been some ups and down, but for right now, it's all love between the two. 14), Diddy gave a Valentine's Day shout out to Cassie on his Instagram page (see photo above) and called his girl the N-word.
Diddy reportedly took her phone because he suspected her of cheating and jumped out of the car, as Cassie took off with the driver.The Latina star went on to date former back-up dancer Cris Judd, who she later married but divorced less than a year later. ' Maybe it's a little fast but they were thrilled to see me smiling." After her divorce, Jennifer dated actor Ben Affleck and the two became engaged in 2002 but split in early 2004."I was in this relationship with Puff where I was totally crying, crazy and going nuts, and it really took my life in a whole tailspin," she told in 2013. She began seeing singer Marc Anthony and the pair went on to wed in June of the same year.The singer already had her phone back when the cops arrived, but police still wrote up a domestic incident report about what had taken place.Diddy and Cassie have been dating for five years, but they have mostly kept their relationship private and out of the limelight. "People gonna grow, and, you know, any of my exes, they smile, and they're happy to see me, you know what I'm saying? And, you know, I answered the question."Diddy and Lopez famously dated from 1999 to 2001, and even attended the Grammys together in 2000 (when the "Love Don't Cost a Thing" singer wore that infamous green dress on the red carpet).


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Well put!!
Originally posted by Cruciform
We are animals who use other animals selfishly. Whether it is for food, companionship, or entertainment. Few people are genuinely altruistic in this sense. Moral selectivity does not grant anyone moral high ground.
So the morals we North Americans grew up with say that eating cat, dog, or even snake is taboo. Due to that it is not part of the norm of our society. But invite a Hindu to a BBQ and try to serve them some fresh steaks or big juicy hamburger. I dont think they would appreciate it that much. Cows are sacred in their religion. But beef is part of the average North American diet. Canada raised and slaughtered over 2.9 million cattle in 2003 alone. But offer us dog meat, as is served in some South Korean restaurants, most would people would be sick at the thought eating dog. I was told by an immigrant to Canada that dog meat is a bit tough, but pretty tasty. Yes I would try it if it were offered to me. And yes I have had pet dogs growing up.
I have read a few articles about odd (to us) Asian cuisine. Not the San Francisco deep fried stuff that we all know of, authentic Asian dishes. They do serve up cats, rats, and among many other things, a very unique snake soup. Essentially, the only part of the snake used in the soup was the bile from the gall bladder. I personally dont find that appetizing, but I may try it. Why wouldnt I?
Here is an interesting article that will boil the blood in a lot of you.
My point is you cant determine one type of animal is not a source of food for another, just because it goes against norm in our culture. Every living organism is fuel for many other living organisms. The old adage is a bit wrong. It should be Eat, until you are eaten. and we are no exception.
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Well what a busy week it was, however I knew that it would be. I headed up to Dublin early on Monday to see 'Big Maggie' in the Gaiety theatre. It was absolutely brilliant, stayed up that night in a nearby hotel. I did however get a bout of food poisoning from chicken I had before I left for the show, but that was the only low point thankfully.
Spent the day in Dublin then before I had to go into lectures. Went into Hodgis Figgis and got my hands on 'The Beekeeper's Apprentice' by Laurie R. King and 'Persuasion' by Jane Austen. Was very pleased with getting my hands on those two books. Got my hands on 'The Last Enemy' in Tower Records, also ordered 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' in HMV to collect on Thursday when I had a bit extra cash.
Lectures went well that Tuesday, have to sit down with it and really concentrate on it to try and understand, but am hoping that it goes ok for me.
On Wednesday had to get ready again to go up to Dublin, thankfully I could go up a little later that night as we didn't have something to have to go to on the Wednesday. Collected the DVD I had ordered.on Thursday along with the original Millennium Trilogy of films based on Stieg Larsson's book series, spent the time walking around town before lectures.
Thursday lectures went well for me. But I am so glad that the week is over. My reading is going well for me at the moment. Am also writing some fanfiction when I get a few minutes. It's going well for me. Thankfully next week will be less busy and more normal for me. The week after is our reading week ^_^.
Being Human Series Four: Episode One – Reaction
Well it turns out that Series Four opens with a real cull in terms of main cast. There was not much surprise with the news that Sinead Keenan wasn't going to be in the series as she had said so on her Twitter account and Russell Tovey had announced he was leaving through various mediums. However I was shocked with the exit of Tovey at the end of episode one. To be honest for all the strength that Toby Whithouse had claimed the characters had as individuals in both the first and second and third series, when it came down to the crunch very little strength was to be found with the ending of George, Nina and Mitchell's narrative in the series. Nina's death had been said to have happened off-screen (which I thought myself was a bit of mistake, fans want to give her a proper goodbye with a proper exit), and George's end came by half transforming and dying of internal organ failure(which personally I found to be a bit bollocks at first if I'm honest, you just have to read Kelley Armstrong's series of 'Women(and Men) of the Otherworld' to see that a werewolf would be very able to survive partially transforming without a full moon). However, on second glance at the ending I have to (grudgingly) agree that it is really in keeping with what was set up in series one when George says that 'humanity is about love and sacrifice'. However, I have to say that I still think that looking after Nina's new born baby would have been good enough for George. I found that bit where he said that he wanted to be with Nina rather than his child a little selfish. I would like to see Toby write the characters with a bit more of a backbone and to try and look back to series one and two and remember what made the series special, yeah it's about 'love and sacrifice' but it's also about friendship and the weird and funny times that a vampire, werewolf and a ghost experience living in a human world. Isn't that what 'Being Human' is essentially all about for these characters. However, I did enjoy Hal's introduction and I always liked Annie. And seeing the OT3 circa 1955 and I am looking forward to seeing how the series progresses, I like how Toby writes. Plus we have the brilliant Mark Gatiss on it as a vampire, so excited about that ^_^.
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A front came through and broke our string of 100 degree days yesterday. It was wonderful. I was running errands like a chicken with my head cut off. Trying to get 'er done before the heat. I went to the chiropractor, and he put my sore neck back where it is suppose to go. I must have lifted something wrong.
And I restocked my yarn holder. The chiropractor and yarn shop (Hobby Lobby) are both way south. I think I got one of every fun color, and six of my favorite: painted desert. But, like everything else, the price of yarn has gone up. $1.79 a skein. I have paid as little as a dollar at Walmart when they were discontinuing some of these colors. Some Walmarts are discontinuing their supplies of cotton yarn. This ought to last me for a while.
And I did a trip to the post office to mail a package, and a trip to Walmart as Bob needed shaving cream. I got three different flavors---clean, sensitive, and extra sensitive. I will let Bob pick the one he wants, and put the rest in the cupboard for James and visitors.
And a swing by the Krispy Kreme shop. I put the donuts in the freezer, as they are so good hot from the microwave.
But, most of all---I went by the fat lady dress shop and found a fancy dress to wear to James and Amber's wedding. I have not purchased a dress in years and years. I usually avoid them like the plague. I wonder what kind of shoes to wear with this one? If Amber does not like it or the color, then I will take it back. I saved the receipt. It looks hot and heavy, anyway. Maybe just nice slacks and a fancy top would be better. I am not that fond of the dress. I did not even try it on, as I was way too sweaty.
But, may I say a word about clerks?? They will make me think twice about returning to your establishments. The lady at Catherine's fat lady shop, and the clerk at Krispy Kreme. So sorry I was such a bother. I know you had so much to do, and I interrupted you from your busy morning.
It was so fun to come out of hot stores (I think they keep them all at 80 degrees to save money and bake customers) and feel the NORTH breeze. We just do not usually see those until October. And to wake up to clouds this morning---wonderful. A little red sky sunrise, and this will keep us from reaching 100 today. It must be raining somewhere.
We listened to Pastor Mark Driscoll's latest sermon up on the Mars Hill Church site. He alerts through Twitter. Then Bob mowed the back yard. And the white crepe myrtle has alread dropped some blooms on the freshly cut green grass and it is so pretty. The doves have emptied the birdseed holder. They love the stuff the squirrels leave alone. Ben noted that the sparrows flip the seed everywhere as if to say, surely the good seed is hiding under this stuff somewhere.
It was good to be reminded of that Balaam story which Peter clicked and dragged into the New Testament in Second Peter. I needed reminded that when your ass talks to you, then you might be involved in apostacy. Sallycat is looking at me through the window. If she could talk... Bob gave her the butter dish to finish licking this morning. And I forgot to put it in the dishwasher. Oh, well.
Successful pastors of huge congregations need our prayers, Pastor Mark reminded us, because they get offered money just like Balaam did. And sex has brought down so many pastors, and politicians.
What is up with Aunt Candace? I talked to my folks yesterday on the phone. They are headed to Colorado for a church camp retreat, and Aunt Susie will join them for four days, too. And then I got a birthday card from the very same Aunt Susie! She always sends the prettiest cards. And she sent a picture of her and Uncle Rod for our album. I wish Aunt Susie could help the wives of soldiers coming back. She could tell them a thing or two about a soldier (Vietnam) with nightmares, and there are wives on Spouse Buzz that talk about how they can't creep up on their husbands, or slip back into bed without jiggling their foot as their husbands reintegrate. What a word. Reintegrate. Soldiers have to adjust from full alert to living with their families. Spouse Buzz also links to websites of soldiers who have lost legs last month from stepping on mines and IEDs. It is still very dangerous in Iraq and Afghanistan.
One guy I follow online suffered severe burns, and after numerous surgeries, he is looking so much better. They fixed his eye and lips. And he loves cheesecake. His mom keeps the website updated on his progress, and she liked my comment on Chick-fil-A cheesecake.
More later...I know you are just on pins and needles about every little boring detail of my life. Ha ...like turkey wrestling.
I bought this frozen "little tom" turkey thinking it would fit in the crock pot. I thawed it for days and days in the frig just like you are suppose to, and decided today was the day. Alas, it did not fit in the crock pot without cutting it in half, but that was easier than I thought it would be. Watching all those how to videos is paying off!! And man-o-man is Bob gonna be surprised to have more than cereal for supper! Don't tell. And the juices will come in handy for making dressing cassarole. Not that I plan on using the oven any time soon.
Wow. I sat down to cool off. Sweat is dripping off my nose. Who would have thought that a little 'ol turkey could make me sweat?? Maybe it was the cloroxing of the sink. I get so freaked out around poulty and germs. I'd much rather wrestle poultry when alone, so that I can then sterilize everything before anyone touches the sink, knives, etc. whoa. Turkey in the crock pot is usually so moist. So, I cut off all the skin. We don't need the extra fat. We will see how well this works. I could set the crock pot in the garage if the AC starts running constantly. I put a splash of orange juice in the crock pot, too. And sprinkled seasoning liberally on the cut up turkey. OOpps. I forgot the sage. Gotta put sage on turkey. Makes the house smell nice. I will be drooling all day. But, Bob says he is coming home early...
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Tuesday and Overcast
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- JAMIE'S CREW said...
Great newsy post! Speaking of yarn - do you know why most ladies roll the yarn from the skein into a ball?? My little daughter has been crafing with yarn - so I bought her a skein Fearful she would not remember to pull only from the center - I rolled it all up into a ball. She asked me why, and I had to admit I didn't know. Just because!
- June 30, 2009 at 6:57 PM
- joyce said...
Dear Jamie,
I like pulling from the middle if possible because the skein stays in one place. If I have to roll it because it has become tangled, or because I am using up pieces, the ball rolls everywhere---under my chair, teasing the cat.
- July 1, 2009 at 6:06 AM
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As I mentioned before, I led the bible study at the NCYM-C annual sessions this year, on the topic of the spiritual armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-20).
When I first brought this topic to my care committee, one member had some reservations. This person felt that the somewhat romanticized image of a soldier was no longer useful for comparison in an age of drones, smart bombs, and what Roger Waters calls "the bravery of being out of range". While I had it in my notes to invite Friends to consider whether the images Paul presents are still applicable, I never felt a time during the bible study where we should discuss it.
On my drive back from School of the Spirit, down I-85 from Durham to Atlanta, I noticed a billboard for the U.S. Marine Corps, featuring a picture of a soldier and the message "Dedicated to a Life of Honor." It came to me that I thought that it was an apt description of the Christian life, at least if by "honor" we mean "integrity". As I continued my drive, I saw two other variations on this billboard. One read "Devoted to a Life of Courage", and "Committed to Something Greater Than Themselves". These two reinforced the image I was getting of the Christian Soldier. Perhaps it isn't the hardware that makes the image work in our time, but rather the image of total devotion to that Spirit within us, calling us to a life of integrity, and to a life that confronts evil (spiritual forces, not flesh and blood) in ways that require great courage.


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People Who Own A LA Cylinder
I plan on purchasing a cylinder and alot of folks seem to like the LA cylinders pretty well.
My question is to do with the entrance of the cylinder with their flare design. If I buy a 1.75" cylinder is the entrance also 1.75" or does it taper in smaller on the inside of the tube at the entrance?
I can't really tell by the pictures on the LA site.
Thanks for the info!


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Thursday, October 20, 2011
My Excellent Wife
Proverbs 31:10 "An excellent wife who can find? She is far more precious than jewels."
I wanted to write about the love of my life, Joli. She recently made me the father of my tenth child and she has to be the most incredible wife and mom alive! I am here day after day and have seen the trials and the sickness that she goes through to have children and to think that she has done it 10 times now is phenomenal! She started to get Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) at 31 weeks of pregnancy. What is ICP? It is a condition where the bile in her body starts to back into the blood stream as opposed to being handled and discarded by the liver. The bile builds and starts to cause intense itching, first on the hands and feet and then just about everywhere the further it goes. After a while, it starts to make you feel as though you have the flu. Basically, for the last 2 weeks of her pregnancy, Joli slept maybe an hour or two every night. She was miserable. Our poor dogs have suffered from fleas terribly this year and she cried out at around 3 in the morning a few weeks ago and said, "When this is all over I am taking our poor dogs to the vet to get rid of those fleas!" She definitely could relate.
So after 4 weeks of itching, Micah came and thankfully the ICP has started to go away as giving birth resolves the sickness. Now she is staying up at night for a different, much better reason. She is so amazing! She gets probably 3 broken up hours of sleep a night in between nursing and changing diapers, but she does not complain. I'm not saying that she can't get a little grumpy because of lack of sleep but who doesn't. She presses on and loves every minute of it. She tells me frequently that she absolutely loves this age, the smell, the cuddly little baby.
I am staying home from work for two weeks to take over school and manage the home while she nurtures the baby and heals herself. One thing that I can declare is that I have the easier job. Hers is unpaid, at least monetarily, but what she does, day in and day out, is priceless and could not be afforded by the wealthiest of individuals. I get to come home from work every day and leave it where it is while Joli stays where she "works" 24-7. Thankfully, she has never considered it a job, but a calling and one in which she is very good at it.
I am so very thankful for you Joli. God has blessed me with a jewel and a crown on my head. You are the love of my life and an inspiration to me! You're my "sweet pea."
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She is an amazing woman, with an amazing man by her side. Congratulations to your entire family!ReplyDelete
Joli, you are an amazing mother! God has given you a special job and you are so good at it. If all mothers were more like you the world would be a better place! Congratulations on your new addition.ReplyDelete
Just in case this gets to you before my facebook message ... Joli, I messaged you on facebook. ;DReplyDelete
~Lauren (Fitzhenry) Zimmerman
Congratulations on your newest wee one. What a blessing! I popped over from Adventures in Daily Life. What a beautiful family you have.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your sweet bundle~
I so enjoyed reading ALL of this, actually this was better than reading my book by the couch.; for some reason it was meant for me to read all that you have written. Beautiful and priceless !! :)ReplyDelete
Bless you for sharing your thoughts, I truly loved it as I love the Hardwick Family !!


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I didn't know my hair was so pretty from the back.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
This Hairdo is Fierce!
I didn't know my hair was so pretty from the back.
4 comments:
- Dallas said...
No frontal shot? How do we know that's even you?
- April 23, 2008 at 10:55 PM
- Sarah said...
Let's see the front!!!!!
- April 24, 2008 at 9:10 PM
- Doug said...
There is enough hair there to make a fine wig for me. Can I tell the world on this blog that when you were a young girl we called your hair 'Zucini' hair because it grew thick and fast.
- April 26, 2008 at 12:21 AM
- opticwalrus said...
Does your use of the word "fierce" betray a love of Project Runway? I'm not gonna lie, it's a guilty pleasure of mine.
- April 26, 2008 at 11:55 AM
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Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Let's face it, we live in an information world - bombarded with media and messages. In this new world, the evil cabal of lawyers that rule the world figured that they have to have a piece of the ownership pie in this new information world. That's why they came up with things like copyrights and trademarks.Actually, outside of the hands of overzealous entertainment attorneys, copyrights and trademarks have some good benefits to the little guy like and you and me too. But some people get confused between the concept of "copyright" and "trademark" and mistakenly use the two terms interchangeably. There is a big difference between the two. The world of copyright and trademark law can get maddingly complex, but here is a bare-bones starting guide to help you learn the basic differences between these concepts.The purpose of copyrights vs. trademarksCopyrights were created in order to give economic incentives to people to make creative works. The theory is that few people would put the time and effort into writing a novel, making a film, or creating paintings and pictures if such works could simply be freely copied and distributed by others. To create such incentives, the authors of creative works are given exclusive rights (in essence, limited monopolies) to make copies of their work as well as distribute and perform or exhibit them. Such rights can be sold or transferred to others as the author desires. These rights last for a limited time, and there are some exceptions to the exclusive rights (including what are known as "fair use" rights for others to use the work in limited circumstances without the author's permission). For the most part though, the owner of the copyright retains exclusive rights over the creative work.Trademarks were created as a legal concept in order to help prevent consumer confusion in the marketplace. Trademarks are marks that can be applied to both goods and services. If you use a certain mark to identify a particular brand of goods or services, other people can be prevented from using the same mark in such a way that could potentially confuse consumers seeking out such goods or services.For instance, let's say that top-rated, award-winning, radio talk show host Bill Handel invented his own brand of cola drink. In order to help boost sales, he decides affix each bottle of his cola with a sticker that says "Coke". This would be a violation of trademark since many consumers would think that they are buying Coke when in fact they are buying Handel cola. We can talk about Coke. And since the word Coke alone isn't copyrighted (and frankly can't be copyrighted for a variety of reasons), we can print the word "Coke" in order to communicate about the product. However, if we were to attach the word Coke to any product in such a way that it would likely make consumers think it was manufactured by the Coke-a-Cola company, then we would be violating their trademark. Get it? If we lived in a world where the actual word "Coke" could be copyrighted, then we would likely have to get permission from the Coke-a-Cola company (or whoever else might own the copyright) simply to print the word in an article such as this one. But that wouldn't be very conducive for free speech - which is why there are limits on the kinds of things that you can copyright and how they are enforced. What can function as a trademark?Trademarks aren't just limited to words. Other kinds of marks can serve as a trademark. Let's go back to our cola example. Let's say that Bill Handel's cola doesn't say "Coke", but instead says "Handel Cola" (with the catchy phrase "Handel-a-Cola" underneath it). But let's also say that all of the Handel soda cans are bright red with silver lettering stating "Handel Cola" in the same kind of font lettering that Coke cans use. Handel Cola would still likely be infringing on Coke's trademark since many consumers identify Coke by its red cans and distinctive silver letters (apart from what the letters might actually say). There would still be the risk of "initial" consumer confusion by the color and font scheme used by Handel Cola. People might not read the labels carefully, and just assume that they were picking up a six-pack of Coke because it's in a red can. The point here is that trademarks can come in a variety of forms and are not just limited to product names or catchphrases.Sometimes, a creative work can be copyrighted and also simultaneously function as a trademark. This is where some people might get confused. For instance, let's say that you paint an abstract work of art. You would then have the copyright on that art. But now let's say that wine company X wants to pay you money in order for them to use your painting as their company logo on their wine bottles. So now your painting is associated with Wine X as a trademark for their product. Anytime somebody sees your painting, they now think of Wine X.But now let's take it one step further. Suppose it is discovered that wine company Y is also using your artwork on their wine bottles in an unauthorized fashion. Wine company Y would be liable to you for copyright infringement since it made copies of the painting image that you created. However, it would also be liable to the Wine X company for trademark infringement since consumers might mistakenly think that the Wine Y that they purchased is actually Wine X.Even if your artwork was used without your permission on another product other than wine (i.e, a T-Shirt, mug, car, etc.) you would still have a claim for copyright infringement. The X Wine company may also still have a potential claim for trademark "dilution" - the theory that a using a unique mark on other products might blur consumer recognition of the original product that it was used for. Trademark "dilution" (i.e., the same mark on a wine versus a cap) can be harder to prove than direct trademark infringement (i.e., the same mark on two competing bottles of wine), but it is still a viable claim if the same mark or logo is involved. So now that you know some of the basic differences between copyrights and trademarks, let's further explore some of the differences in how they are utilized.What kinds of marks can be used as trademarked items versus copyrighted works?Generally, trademarks are limited to words, symbols and/or phrases. Copyright can apply to any form of artistic work that is in a "fixed' medium of expression (visual art, writings, photographs, recordings, musical works, etc.). Once again, a trademarked symbol can be copyrighted as well. However, copyrights generally require a certain degree of originality that isn't necessarily required for trademarks. To illustrate, let's use our wine example again. Suppose a wine company uses a simple blue dot as its trademark. It could certainly choose to have a blue dot to identify its brand of wine - but it wouldn't likely be able to copyright its blue dot since you can't reasonably expect other people around the world to stop painting blue dots. You can prevent them from using similar blue dots on other competing brands of wine (in other words, as trademarks), but you can't stop them from using blue dots altogether. If you use a more complex and unique abstract painting as your trademark though, then the painting is likely original enough to warrant copyright protection. The degree of originality required for a copyrighted work isn't particularly high, but hopefully you understand that there is an originality requirement for copyright that doesn't exist for trademarks. Common everyday symbols can still be used to identify a particular brand of goods, no matter how simple they may be. When do the protections begin for copyrights versus trademarks?Copyright protection begins whenever an original work is completed in a "fixed" medium. The law defines "fixed medium" fairly broadly to encompass any medium that is sufficiently stable enough to allow the work to be "perceived , reproduced or otherwise communicated for a period of more than transitory duration." In other words, building a sand castle by the beach might not qualify for copyright protection since it will be quickly washed away by the tide or eroded by the wind. However, a photograph of that same sand castle would qualify for copyright protection since the photograph is a "fixed" medium of expression.Trademark protection can begin as soon as the mark in question is actually used to identify goods or services. How long to the legal protections last for copyrights versus trademarks?Let's deal with the easier case first: Trademarks. A trademark's protection can last as long as the mark remains in continued use to identify a good or service. A trademark could thus theoretically last for an indefinite amount of time (assuming that the corresponding good or service that it identifies also lasts indefinitely).The length of copyright protections are a different matter. The length of terms for copyright protection have changed over the decades. The basic rules of thumb are as follows:As of January 1, 2006, any work that was published in the U.S. before 1923 likely has an expired copyright and is now in the "public domain" (meaning that it can be copied freely without permission from the copyright holder). For most newly created works, a copyright will last the entire life of the author/creator of the work, plus an additional 70 years. If a corporation is considered the author of a work, then the copyright will last either 95 years from publication, or 120 years from creation (whichever is shorter). In fact, these timeframes apply to most works that were created anytime after January 1, 1978.The real tricky part is determining the length of copyrights for those works created before 1978, but haven't yet necessarily fallen into the public domain. Such works could have a copyright of up to 95 years - but it may be considerably shorter based on a number of factors including: Was the work actually published? Was the copyright registered? Was the initial copyright registration term ever renewed? etc.
For more details about copyright durations, or other aspects of copyright law, please consult a copyright attorney or visit the U.S. Copyright office at www.copyright.gov.More on trademark law can be learned by visiting a trademark attorney or visiting the U.S. Patent and Trademark website at www.uspto.gov.Copyright and trademark law can be a very complex and daunting, with various nuances to often consider. However, this should hopefully give you a "bare bones" understanding of some of the fundamental differences between copyrights and trademarks. You can now at least go and impress your date or loved one, confident in the knowledge that you now know the difference between a "copyright" and a "trademark". [Note from HandelontheLaw.com: This article is to be used as an educational guide only and should not be interpreted as a legal consultation. Readers of this article are advised to seek an attorney if a legal consultation is needed. Laws may vary by state and are subject to change, thus the accuracy of this information can not be guaranteed. Readers act on this information solely at their own risk. Neither HandelontheLaw.com, or any of its affiliates, shall have any liability stemming from this article.]
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