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We're camping at Disney's Fort Wilderness, which is a first-rate campground. It's huge, with 3 different bus routes just within the campground. From what we can see, it's close to capacity but extremely quiet. Not many children and young families are here, yet it's a favorite destination for retirees. Many people camp here for 3 months, and Thom even met a couple who's here for six months! They set up their yards, complete with Disney character lights and signs marking their families' names and site numbers.
We bought 9-day park passes….. can you imagine 9 days of Disney?! So far we've logged two full days, to include the Magic Kingdom and the Animal Kingdom. Disney is awesome. It's not just the big things like Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the Everest roller coaster that make it great. It's more subtle things like spotting a robotic recycling container which looks identical to a trash can. The boys spotted it at Animal Kingdom as it zipped around talking with people. The trash can asked Sam where he's from. When Sam answered, "Alaska," the recycler replied, "Psst, I have a little secret. Tell your parents that Disneyland in California is a lot closer!" The boys loved it. Then as we were walking to Asia in the same park, we spotted a Disney entertainer camouflaged as a walking tree along one of the paths. She was marvelous, and posed for a hundred pictures.
Robby is working on his Family Life merit badge for Boy Scouts, and one of the requirements is to plan a family event. So he researched all the parks, and is our official guide. He has the map, briefs us as to where we're going, and runs ahead to get fast passes for the big rides. This cuts down on the time we spend standing in lines.
Weather has been chilly, with lows in the 20's and highs in the 40's. We've been heading south for months in search of warm weather….where is it?? Luckily, the forecast predicts weather in the 70's next week. Our first day at Disney was a soaker; fortunately we had our rain coats and the lines weren't long anywhere. A little damp weather never slows down these Alaskans!
We were delighted to discover that our Alaskan friends, the Siers Family, are here. John and Susan called us the night we arrived. Their son Chance is Sam's best buddy. So they joined us at our campsite for dinner, and Sam was in shock to see Chance all the way here from Alaska! He just stood there looking at Chance. Later on, Sam said he thought it was a boy from the campground, and he didn't know it was Chance. Soon, they were running all around. We went to a marshmallow roast hosted by Chip N Dale, along with a sing-along cowboy. The guy called on John, and couldn't believe he was from Alaska!
Chance celebrated his 7th birthday today, and Sam was able to spend the day with Chance and his family at The Magic Kingdom.
Next, Julia and Matt are flying in from California with their children Alex (12), and Sophia (9) on Sunday. They're treating us to a week at their timeshare! Wow, a real hotel. We're all so excited to see them. They traveled up to Alaska to visit us in the summer of '07. They earned their "happy campers' rank" as we toured all the way down to Homer with two pop-up trailers. Now we'll spend a week together at Disney.
Another family we can't wait to catch up with is the Hoselton's from Delta Junction, Alaska! Roger, Tammy, Parker, and Jackson are arriving next week to escape the winter cold. Tammy home schools the two boys using the Calvert curriculum (same as ours). She influenced us in a very positive way as we made the big decisions regarding home schooling. They also took care of three of our boys last May when Ben underwent eye surgery in Anchorage. Roger is the talented songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist who many of you know or have heard sing in Thom's retirement slide show. We'll be sure and bring the guitar next week when we get together around the pool.
Tomorrow we'll be visiting with Anne and Jim Clifford, friends from FL who I've known since my single days back in Southern Calif. We're meeting at Disney's Polynesian Resort so the boys can swim.
I should also mention amidst this fun and socializing that our boys have accomplished two full days of school since we arrived Feb 1. I wasn't sure if this would be possible, but as it turns out, the breaks are good. Will awoke today with a stiff neck and could hardly stand up. Too many rides on the roller coaster? It could just be from a bad night's sleep on the air mattress. Anyway, I was happy to lay low for a day since my legs were aching from all the walking. The boys are all now past the halfway point with school for the year!
Before we arrived in Orlando, we enjoyed a few days at McDill Air Force Base near Tampa. It was the weekend of the Super Bowl, so all campsites were booked. That's OK. We "dry camped" which means no hook-ups. We had a good supply of our own water, and the campground provided showers and laundry.
We also stopped by Paul Ostrowski's home for a valuable visit. Paul and Thom worked together about 12 years ago, and Paul is now a Colonel in acquisitions at McDill. He built an incredible home in Tampa, which he designed with eye-catching archways and refinished antique furniture. The kitchen is a dream, and to top it off, he added a built-in pool and hot tub in the back yard. The boys went for a quick dip and now want a house with a swimming pool. Thom and Paul discussed the world of work, and opportunities currently available. We hadn't considered Tampa, but we're open to all possibilities. Thom truly enjoyed working with the soldiers as an acquisition officer, meeting their ever-changing needs. This might be just the right job for him.
Since we were in the Tampa area, we drove through the downtown area as well as Ybor City the day before Super Bowl Sunday. It was crazy! There were definitely more Steelers fans and jerseys, compared with the Cardinals. We went rollerblading along Tampa Bay, enjoying the beautiful sun and gorgeous homes.
Just north of Tampa is where we camped a bit earlier. The KOA campground had a small heated pool that the boys enjoyed daily. This was a good stop for school. They completed Test 80 for Calvert, which is exactly the halfway point…yeah! We had a chance to visit with Frank Riley, Wendy's Dad. Wendy is our sister-in-law up in New York and she put us in touch with her Dad. Frank brought us fresh lemons and grapefruit from his own yard. The boys squeezed them for lots of lemonade and fresh grapefruit juice.
We'll be here in Orlando until Feb 15th. Then we'll make our way to Florida's Atlantic coast, near Cocoa. Thom's parents will fly in for 5 days to visit. I'm sure looking forward to Louise's help as a teacher! She's great with the boys. We may even get a chance to see the shuttle launch from Cape Canaveral.


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We went to the drive-in theater a few days back and saw a couple of flicks. One, I liked, the other, I could have done without. I'll save the one I liked for another day.
Neither Lori and I have been very big "Pirates of the Caribbean" fans. We have seen all of them but we've not been able to get into them. We watched the first one and liked it pretty well. Lori was in her Orlando Bloom phase and I was in my Keira Knightly phase (which is not quite over, yet). We eventually saw the second, quite a while after it came out on DVD. We were pretty lost because we couldn't remember what happened in the first one. The same thing happened for this last one. We were a little lost for a while. I'm just not that intrigued by the story line, nor do I feel like it makes sense to have such an extensive group of theiving, savage pirates who adhere so closely to some pirate code. Plus, on top of that there are so many rules that they follow that it comes across to me like kids playing on the playground who just keep making up new rules for their games as they go. It's the reason I preferred to play alone when making believe. Then, I only had to play by my rules.
If you liked the first two movies, you'll probably like this one. If they were just okay, then this one is way too long to enjoy. For those who say its the best of the three, in my humble opinion, they're wrong. I'd rank them as
- Curse of the Black Pearl
- At World's End
- Dead Man's Chest
I'd give it 2 out of 5 stars. Not one I recommend.
For a much better review of the flick, go watch my favorite video podcaster, the ninja at "Ask A Ninja":

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Visit to Svanstein and Dränglängan. Made also a visit to my friends Irene and Bo. Fast trip back to Juoksengi, was very tired afterwards. Where is the energy?
There was swans and lot of other birds in Svanstein. The name of this village comes from the names of two persons in the 18:th century, SVANberg and STEINholtz. They where involved in mining and ironworks in this area. The name of the village on the Finnish side of the border is Turtola, usually the villages on both side of the river have the same name, but not in this case.


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The treaty, named for the city-state in which it was signed, was between the nations of Cambria, Gaston, and the Torvan States. Representatives from Dulcette were also present, and agents of the Nellac Combine attended as a neutral mediator between all parties. The Treaty of Pausanias established that the nations who fought together in the Unity Wars would immediately come to defense of any single nation that was attacked by a foreign power. Representatives from Dulcette were asked to join the treaty nations, but chose instead to enter into a diplomatic agreement with the Kingdom of Espa instead.


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If not an Uppababy then... ? What's your favourite ever buggy?!(43 Posts)
Having spent hours, days and weeks obsessing about finding a buggy with a high up seat (like an Xplory, but better reviewed) I landed on Uppababy. Went to buy one from local shop today only to find the difference in seat height between either the Vista or the Cruz and many other pushchairs really isn't earth shattering...
I still liked them for other reasons of look, colour etc so not writing them off, but before just taking the plunge I just thought I should first ask you knowledgeable lot! What do you recommend?! My spec's not too demanding I don't think:
- Baby 6 months old
- Needs to have parent-facing option
Thassit! Please help me see the wood for the trees!
We went for Joolz DAY - it has a high up seat and the added advantage that the handle bar goes up higher than any other buggy that we could find (important to us as DH is 6' 4"). Really like it - very smooth ride for DD.
We bought a McLaren for a holiday and people kept telling us we wouldn't go back to the Joolz once we'd got used to the convenience of a collapsible buggy. Hated the McLaren and will only use it when we have to fly somewhere.
Thanks snowgirl! I had thought about it before but the Which review said
"the seat recline is tricky to control, it's slightly awkward to fold, too bulky for buses and the storage basket is small."
Would you say any of that's true? Thanks again!
Fave evers were BJCM and Bug Cam. Totally awesome pushchairs.
ok read more than just the title now! BJCM doesn't rear face although you can get a carrycot and a carseat on it.
Thanks Foof! Shall have a look at the Bug Cam...
Snowgirl, or anyone else who knows, are the Mama and Papas Joolz and the Joolz you mention the same thing?!
I'd certainly agree with Which that the storage basket is small. I sorted that by buying the optional shopping net (it has to be said that the Uppa has a really easy access shopping basket). I've never been on a bus with it, so can't comment on that (although a friend with an Uppa couldn't get on through the front doors with her Uppa and had to get on via the rear doors, so this might be common to the non-collapsible type of pushchairs). Don't agree with the other comments in the Which review. I've got friends with the Uppa and I wouldn't say that that Joolz is any more bulky than the Uppa.
I remember seeing the Mama & Papas Joolz on-line when buying ours - but I don't think they actually sell it anymore.
I have friends with a Bugaboo and can remember thinking "I'm really glad I didn't go for a Bugaboo" although, rather unhelpfully, I can't remember why. I'd go for an Uppa over the Bugaboo.
M&P make trendy but not high end buggies so best avoided I think - lots of problems with quality in their pushchair history.
The Joolz is not their one - it's a totally different brand I think. It does look nice and high up from what I've seen online and in RL.
I have the BJ Versa and that's nice and high too - well compared to a lot I've had before. Worth a look.
crikey - looked on google and it seems to be very similar! I may be wrong then, I usually am
After nearly 10 years of being a buggy user I have settled on, and am happy with, a Mountain Buggy urban that gets used mostly for walking out from the house on school runs, dog walks and local trips to shops and vets and whatever (i.e. quite a lot of use). In the car I have a Maclaren Techno XT that gets used basically everywhere we go out and about shopping, children's activities and suchlike. If we go in the car for a walk or something we do take the MB. The only thing is that neither are parent facing which I would prefer but have never come across a parent facing buggy that I like as much so we do without.
'For the last three years, Dutch company Joolz has sold its Day pushchair through Mamas & Papas shops. Now Joolz is going it alone, selling only through independent stores, with the tagline Dutch Ergonomicz. '
Aha indeed! Thanks Rooney! There seem to be a lot of second hand ones on the market, so now trying to work out how you actually tell the difference by looking at the things! Or perhaps I should just ask the sellers! Or perhaps they're just as good as one another? Agh, who knows - all this complexity is enough to send me running back to sling wearers' land! (Though not before a trip to Milton Keynes today to check out the Joolz in person!)
I think that they will all be as good. M&P just had the franchise as I understand it, for a few years - then Joolz realised they could do it on their own.
It'sthe same product. A lot of M&P's 'own' stuff seems to be a bit hit and miss, like the Sola (unless that's made by someone else?!)
I wouldn't worry about the Joolz. Good luck
Fwiw - Poodle - I always think of the MB first when someone asks about my all time favourite. It's genuinely one of the best I've had in 10 years and about 60 pushchairs. But no, it doesn't parent face which is a shame.
The M&P Joolz / Joolz Day is essentially the same pushchair. M&P made it for some time and Joolz took the rights back (or something similar) and are making it as the Joolz Day now. There are minor differences - I have studied them in the past and concluded there wasn't enough to really quibble over. The main one seems to be that the Joolz Day seems to be lighter than the really heavy M&P one.
If you look at the side of the chassis a Joolz Day has "Joolz" written around the top of the joint where the handle extends. The M&P ones have Mamas and Papas written down the side. I might be wrong but I think black ones are Joolz Day ones too. I have seen some M&P ones without writing down the sides too.
I know a couple of MN here love their Joolz Day pushchairs, and it is beautiful to push. However I see it as a "walking" pushchair - one to walk out of the house with. To put it in your car, compared to other pushchairs, I find it big, heavy and bulky TBH. But the seat is enormous - the footrest extends. I find the basket hard to get into and tiny. But the big shopping basket is good.
Anyway to answer the OP question.
Pushchairs go into categories for me and "buggy" is a lightweight stroller, usually FF, and often umbrella fold. Wording I know is subjective and I am guessing because you want PF you mean a "pushchair" ie a good strong, nice-ish quality chassis with a seat which goes both ways (usually on a frame).
The reason I distinquish is to try and compare like for like IYKWIM ie a City Mini is excellent, but not in this group. The Joolz Day, Vista, Cruz and Xplory for me fit into that pushchair category for me.
So, on that basis, the one pushchair I come back to time and time again for easy of use, and yet looks great, is the iCandy Peach. It ticks every box I have - large, comfy seat, easy to fold, small folded, large basket, gorgeous to push etc etc. plus it can become probably the best tandem there is for two little ones. The downside is the raincover, but there's plenty of alternatives out there.
The other pushchair I really like and I think is good value for money, is the Baby Jogger Versa. The spec is really good and you get a lot for your money, plus a lovely pushchair to use and push.
They both work really very well. I think if you dont have the money for the Peach, then the Cherry is an excellent alternative too.
I always say the Vista is probably the best spec pushchair on the market, but I just dont warm to the more angular shapes and I find it large when folded. It took up a lot of my floor space and we didn't have room to keep it.
The Bugaboo Buffalo really excites me though. I like Bugaboo's a lot, but each pushchairs has its strengths but also its weaknesses. On paper, the Buffalo seems to take all the strengths and has removed or ironed out the weaknesses. I think it should be pretty perfect as a pushchair goes! I think the Cameleon, Donkey and Bee are all excellent in their own ways, but all have downsides. But I have / have owned all, and would have them again in the right circumstances.
Thanks guys, turns out I didn't like the look of the Joolz in person, so that's that off the list!
Tiggywunkle, I don't suppose you happen to know how the Peach seat height compares to the Vista? (continues to obsess about baby not being too low to the ground)
I've just found a second hand iCandy Peach jogger for £360... worth it do you think? But not sure I need a jogger... Anyway, there seem to be much more Peaches on the second hand market than Vistas (probably not least as I've only been considering 2012 Vistas) so maybe I should give them a look... Any clues as to what to look out for/ are there particular sub-models/ editions that are good/ bad etc?
PS, the use of 'buggy' totally affected by me - I've called everything 'pushchair' until recently but everyone around me seems to say 'buggy', so I'm just copying them!
From memory the seat height on the peach is average. I don't really want to admit it but i saw a stokke crusi irl for the first time yesterday and i really rather like it. As long as you never consider using it as a tandem as a single it looked rather large but a nice alterative to the xplory. It might be a bit breaky though :-(
I love my imported brio smile, which is not identical to but a relative of the vista. The seat seems high to me at 60cm from the ground to the seatbase. I like the vista in theory but it's just too wide. Have you seen a jane rider or trider, I sort of feel those have highish seats but perhaps its perception and they're pretty average.
I dont know how the Peach seat compares to the Vista, however (and I was thinking of you!) I measured the difference between my Xplory and the Peach seat and it is about 7 inches - very roughly because I couldnt get the two near enough together which is less than my handspan. However the Xplory seat extends a good deal higher, because the hood is fixed, whereas the Peach hood slides up the chassis. I did take you some photos, but I haven't had two secs to do anything with them yet.
There is currently only one Peach Jogger. New colours are on the way, but not yet. Its a gorgeous pushchair.
As for the Peach - yes, this is where to look out. Buy as new as you can get. The latest ones are the new colours eg black, silvermint, violet and berry bon bon. The grey/brown, red and sweetpea (blue / lime) are the old colours. But even those, the older ones have no windows in the hoods, longer harnesses etc. I wouldnt buy an early one.
Both Peach and Peach Jogger are fab to use. Buy the Peach if you shop as the swivel wheels are more nippy. Buy the Jogger if you walk more as the push is dreamy.
Honestly dont worry about the child being too low to the ground in the Peach (or any other pushchair). The Crusi is nicer than the Xplory - but I think all the ones I know of (about 8) have all one by one broken. I wouldn't be touching one with a barge pole right now....
Thanks again Tiggy. Was just about to get the jogger secondhand (on the basis I'd quite like to start running again so good I could with that) but then I realised I already have a pushchair I can jog with (or at least I think I do - Britax Vigour 3+) and so now I have yet ANOTHER idea...
Having seen the Bugaboo Bee breezy shade I think that has potential to be perfect for what I want (we're going to be in a hot country for the next year)... So maybe the Bugaboo it is... ?
I originally thought we'd get the Stokke for similar reasons thy yoi've listed, OP, but every time we tried one out we began to like it less and less. After lots of research, we bought the 2012 Vista as it satisfied our needs (and I loved the way it looked! )
We're really happy with the Vista. The fold is easy breezy (even when I was 2 weeks post c-section) and I, too, appreciate the seat height as it's better for my back and it feels as though DC is closer up towards me. It even fits into the boot of our little Polo (just pop one of the back wheels off - takes mere seconds).
Go for the Vista!
that you've listed (not whatever weird Ye Olde Worlde speak that just came out of my phone!)
Thanks Lazy! Have you had much use out of the sun shieldy bit? Having been one of the biggest initial draws it's now putting me off as I just can't imagine either DD or I being happy with her being so closed off and unable to see?
We actually used it for the first time last week and it was brilliant! No faffing about with some silly umbrella that constantly needs to be readjusted. And it must've felt cosy inside because DS immediately dropped off for a nap.
Also, the sun visor on the bassinet has mesh panels on the sides, so you can easily see inside to check on your infant
in case you're a slightly obsessive new mum like me who needs to check every ten minutes to make sure the baby is still breathing!
Turry I have the Bee and I like it, but it is very low down. oddly so. and I am short. the breezy shade does look good though
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Deadlifts (Scrap or Keep?)
Deadlifts (Scrap or Keep?)
Hi, I'm seriously drained after 2/3 sets of Deadlifts and wondering if I should keep them in my program or ditch them. 2 reasons:
A). I'm finding it hard to go to muscular failure without feeling like I'm going to pass the **** out! And
B). I feel like I'm draining all my energy for the rest of my back day exercises which are (after Deadlifts): T-Bar Rows, Dumbbell Rows, Machine Rows, Pull Ups, Lat Pull downs then normaly just burn the biceps out with machine curls (I do have a Arm day).
So, not sure whether to ditch the deads until my fitness levels get better or stick to almost collapsing rite there in the gym. Like, are those 5/6 exercises I mentioned @ 3 sets each enough to suffice without the deads? Anyone else feel like there about to fall over after a heavy set of deads?
And bair in mind I'm a fast grower BUT my back thickness doesn't seem to be keeping up with my Legs Chest Delts and Arms, My back seems wide but flat as ****, it's pissing me off haha. I would just "See what works for me" but I got 8 weeks till I start a cut for my holiday, just want a little more thickness in mid/upper back.... Any feedback will do thanks.
Your not going to see that kind of an adaptation in 8 weeks anyway. Keep the DLs. They shouldnt be done to failure anyway and build up your volume over time. Deadlifts take alot of work but the rewards are just too numerous to avoid. There are other accessory lifts you can add in but dont stop just because its hard.
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As stated above, do not take dead to failure. It also appears you are doing too much. Do rack pulls from the knees, weighted parallel grip pull ups, and a row variation. 3 sets of each.
When you do them are you holding your breath at all?
How tall are you?
Agree with others not to do them to failure. This is a large systemic exercise. It works a large portion of the body's mass at once. glutes, hams, some quad, low back, erectors & upper back more statically (but still worked), grip, the heart and lungs also get quite taxed.
Just off the top of my head, there are a few programs out there, that after a few light warmup sets, one only does one set of deads once per week and no, not all out. Just a manageable weight for maybe 5-8 reps, adding slowly over a looooong cycle.
It sounds a little like you want it fast. (like many of us do, lol) but the bigger the exercise, the more patient and more room to move on large exercises.
And yes, many opt to not do them, just like squatting. I am biased, since I am built for this exercise and I love doing it and squats, but I can see and understand, that some of these lifts, are just not for everybody.
Agree with others if it's only muscle fatigue you are experiencing and you are recuperating/getting stronger continue on with them. Yes the deadlift is more taxing than squats and that's because they are just that "dead" lifts. Zero elastic energy to break away from the floor (unless you bounce reps) unlike squats so very taxing on the CNS. Squats to full depth ,that is calves to hamstrings for me have a direct carry over to the deadlift with an equal part increase. Either movement will add thickness to the back. I'm definitely built for squats though.
Everyone kinda of said it already. You can only go up from here right? In my mind the deadlift is the main focus of your day, and everything else is a supplement. Are you working off of percentages or are you just going balls out? I can deadlift 370 pounds with a little gas left for example, but my actual deadlift day doesn't come close to that. Here is a sample. Keep in mind I keep the assistance and other back work down because I do a high intensity circuit on Saturday's that involve rows and high rep trap bar deadlifts too so I come into monday feeling a little beat up sometimes.
Warm Up
120 x5
155 x5
185 x5
Main Sets
215 x3
245 x3
275 x5
Boring But Big Sets
170 x10
170 x10
170 x10
170 x10
170 x10
I don't come close to touching what I can do, but because the training max is increasing every month I am still seeing the 1RM jump up as well. I can feel pretty gassed myself but if you allow yourself the proper rest period you should be fine.
Most people have one deadlift grinder to failure. That's it, after that you're done deadlifting for the week. Plan your sets better.
Why so many accessory exercises when you're exhausted after deadlifting? Deadlifts will help with back thickness. Beyond that, do a little bit less accessory work afterward, and then have a separate dedicated back day (put it instead of arm day which is a mostly redundant day for a lot of people...arms get hit pretty much every day as secondary movers anyway).
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Dying as a Way to Live
Yom Kippur Afternoon
Sept. 23, 2015, 2:30pm-3:45pm
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Led by Angel Grant | Introduction by Amichai Lau-Lavie
Yom Kippur is the day on which we ritually rehearse our death and recommit ourselves to the best life possible. Join Lab/Shul for a unique Yom Kippur afternoon experience – a death meditation, gently guiding us through our own moment of mortality to gain access to more peace of mind and heart.
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What is a Death Meditation?
We know that dying is certain and the time of our physical death is uncertain. In our day-to-day living, though, we rarely experience each moment with the clear present awareness that we are on top of a rock spinning through space, and none of it – including the work and people we spend most of our energy on now – lasts for very long.
We unconsciously assume that we have more time, if only the minute after this one. When we meditate on death, we prepare our minds for our final moments here on earth. The more we do this, the more easeful our passing.
This practice is for everyone whose body won't live forever, so bring your loved ones and join us. During meditation, you will be gently guided into relaxation, visualization and reflection. Through examining what arises, we are gifted access to a more peaceful state of mind.
Angel Grant is Co-founder of Drugs Over Dinner and Director of Content for Death Over Dinner.
Angel has been traveling the globe teaching meditation practices for over a decade. She guides meditations on dying, healing addictive patterns and waking up from the cycle of suffering that is hard-wired into all of our human brains. She leads workshops, retreats, teacher trainings and works one-on-one with those who are deeply committed to awakening from mental habits and rewiring neural pathways.
She founded a project called The Yoga Bus, where she traveled the country with her two dogs living in a tiny RV that she helped build from the ground up. The project's focus was on trauma-healing for populations that likely wouldn't make it into a healing setting. She furthered this work in South Africa though TRIAD Trust, an organization centered on HIV education, in a region believed to have a 40% infection rate.
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On August 9th, Dog House Adoptions celebrated our first birthday at Brunswick Barbecue and Brew with The Stray Dogs, Steve Caporizzo, Companion Animal Placement Program, Zumba, Raffles, and dancing all night long!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming out to celebrate. Your presence raised $1146 toward helping more dogs! And we're ready to put those funds to good use!
Year One: Looking Back
Fourteen dogs, strays of all shapes and sizes, sat waiting for somebody to notice their addiction to head scratches, playful quirks, and endearing personalities. Captured by Rensselaer County dog control officers, these dogs had been placed in 5 day holds and never claimed. Dog House Adoptions was founded to help them thrive.
Our board was formed by Rensselear County dog lovers who cared enough to make a difference:
- Tim Clune took the helm as President our first year. With more than 15 years of dog rescue experience, Tim's hands-on dog handling and organizational expertise has been invaluable.
- Lori Harris applied her non-profit work to the role of Board Secretary. Jumping through 501(c)3 registration hoops with ease, Lori most cherishes spending time with the dogs, whether handling them at clinics, taking them for daily walks, doing home visits, or meeting with volunteers who love doing the same.
- Audra Bentley spent her first year drinking in knowledge about the importance of rescue which she now shares with others. Audra also plays chauffeur to our dogs, handles them at clinics, has mastered the ropes of dog placement, puts the fun in fundraisers, and she does it all while using her business skills to managing the books.
- Kim Clune weaves together her marketing and rescue experience to celebrate each dog's unique traits and to attract that perfect adoptive family. She also engages volunteers with fun projects that share beautiful messages of hope for all rescue dogs, and she rallies the dog-loving community to support extra special dogs in need. Kim has taken on the role of president for year two.
These four people are just the tiny tip of a behemoth of an iceberg. "Year One" triumphs belong to every amazing volunteer, donor, adopter, and supportive business who gave hope and homes to 35 Rensselaer County stray dogs. Many of these people are listed below.
Year Two:
We've Already Begun. Join Us!
Mill Dog Rescue
Organically growing to include puppy mill rescue at the invitation of Lisa Caporizzo, we began our supporting role for 17 Ohio puppy mill rescues in April with the Companion Animal Placement Program and Steve Caporizzo's Pet Connection. (Coinciding with our founding on April 13th, this work is partly why we belated our birthday celebration.) Aside from working toward rehabilitating and homing the dogs, education has become our greatest tool against public perpetuation of puppy mills.
Building Our Foster Network
We've moved from a kennel-based rescue to one comprised of loving, patient foster homes. This shift will better suit the acclimation of all rescue dogs, but especially the hands-on needs of the mill rescues. Please spread the word and help our foster list grow. Better yet, apply to foster today!
Learn more about our foster program.
Help Local Dogs: Volunteer!
Helping dogs within our own community, we are happy to announce that Healthy Pet Center has offered space in their Troy location to showcase our dogs where they'll be best seen and loved.
Before we can call Healthy Pet Center our home, we'll need folks like you to sign up for dog walking and playtime so as not to overburden the staff. Help us to form a terrific relationship with the Troy community, moving more orphaned dogs into the homes they deserve.
The Grand List of Thank Yous
We would accomplish next to nothing without the help we have received from so many kind and caring individuals.
Our Volunteers
We most sincerely thank our valiant volunteers Lisa Drury, Kate O'Hara, Marlene Wagner, Georgia Rella, Joanne and Gabrielle Gerber, Joan Michaels, Tiago Rigante, Debbie Beaudoin, The Hempel Family (Tracey, Luke and Morgan), Amy Burkert, Stacy Wolf, Dawn Niebuhr, Kelly Schmidbauer, Jessica Zindle, Joan Pasquarelli and G.O.O.F.S., Curves of West Sand Lake members, Tamarac High School Freshman Class (Class of 2016), and the Brunswick/Brittonkill Central School District's 6th Graders (2013), Zumba instructors Erin McCue and Monique Duval, and our beloved Stray Dogs whom we have adopted with our whole hearts.
Our Donors and Adopters
This list is lovely and long. Thank you all for making the rescue of these dogs happen. You are their best end result and you have much to be proud of.
Pet Related Businesses
Thank you to GoPetFriendly.com for not only making pet travel easy and fun, but for supporting 6 spays and neuters and coming to transport them. Thank you also to the Healthy Pet Center, Pet Spas of America, The Honest Kitchen healthy pet food, Creekside Kennel, Thundershirt, and Bark4Green healthy pet treats, author Bethanne Elion, and the ASPCA – Don't Shop 'til They Stop.
From your quality and compassionate services to your adoption clinics and donations, we so appreciate you Chathams Small Animal Hospital, Nassau Veterinary Clinic, The Animal Hospital, Miller Animal Hospital, and Oakwood Veterinary Clinic.
Human Service Businesses Supporting Dog Rescue
Your care is especially appreciated for going above and beyond the type of services you offer. We're thrilled to have you on our team Curves of West Sand Lake, Brunswick Barbeque and Brew, Uncle Marty's Adirondack Grill, Brunswick Tractor Supply, Tremont Lumber of Averill Park, Karen Miller – Thirty-One Independent Director, East Geenbush Chiropratic, Capital Care Family MedEsthetics, Carli Drake – Avon Independent Sales Representative, Karen Olewnick – Pambered Chef Independent Sales Representative, Shar Lee Coiffures & Day Spa, Bountiful Blooms, Price Chopper, Hannaford, Hometown Dinner, and Vineyards Wine & Spirits.


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HOLY CRAP -parties-
aaand more Veled is always welcome as well ^_^ and even a new face! (someone to compete with Murphy perhaps?)
Glad to have ya back, hoping things are going well for you.
Well someone needs a proper checkbook skills and cute mini fellow!
It's more like gag me with a spoon
Whoa did the comic suddenly get the HD treatment because this page looks super detailed.
Ya know, TKG is right. I wasn't sure at first, but another look says there's been a significant quality bump.
lets hope it is a sign of things to come, I was a bit worried this comic stopped updating permanently.
Taunting Veled at point-blank range? I'm not sure if I should be impressed or notifying next-of-kin.
Then again, despite her reputation Veled has been remarkably restrained. Still unwise to poke at her unnecessarily, though.
@TKG 'Saw's got a lot going on, including current unemployment. As someone who was in those ranks till about a week and a half ago, trust me it eats a LOT of time just trying to make ends meet while looking for a job. I could only pitch in recently unfortunantly (but you better believe I'm signed up and staying there now), but I would encourage patreon support if able to help out.
I wasn't aware of that Volkov, was there a status update somewhere saying such?
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Friday, October 29th was Ragon's final game on the home field at Graves County High School. It was an emotional time for him, Janice and Brent. We're so proud of him and how hard he played the game! Love you Ragon!!
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Ragon. . . . I Don't Think Grandma Green Likes Courtney
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Football, Family, Food and Fun!!!!!!!
Friday, September 3rd we loaded into Janice and Brent's truck and headed to Greenville to watch Ragon and Reed play Muhlenburg County in Football. We had a nice dinner at Phylli's before the game and then shivered our behinds off while we visited the night away. It was a great evening and the Eagles came out the victor at the end of the game.
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Summer Institute was Amazing
What an awesome week we had at Brandon Spring!! There were tons of fun activities and also tons of work to be done by those of us who served as workers. I spent a lot of my time shooting photos helping Harry and Deb Spillman the professional photographers who are hired to photograph all the activities. Some of my photos even made it into the end of the week show!! What an honor! We had some record high temps this time too. The day of our canoe trip the heat index was 103. I didn't get to go because of my bumb elbow. Maybe that was a hidden blessing because I think the heat would have gotten me. It did some others.
The whole EE gang is just wonderful and I always look forward to spending time with them.
The whole EE gang is just wonderful and I always look forward to spending time with them.
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