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For everything on a woman's mind from Love to Family, Finances, Beauty, Men, Career, Health, Sex, Fashion etc.
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Wives Who Cheat
Back in the days, it was always stories of men who cheat on their wives but these days, its like the women have put their foot down, lol, they are not having it anymore, either that or they just don't care anymore cos there are a lot of stories about women who now cheat on their husbands.
I was at a client's office sometime last week and her friend was there. Both women are happily married with kids and are quite successful business wise. I enjoyed every bit of my conversation with them. I got engrossed in my phone at some point cos I had another client who was on air and I was busy tweeting so that people would tune into the radio station and listen to him. I raised my head when I heard her friend say 'if you must cheat at least leave the man and let's know you are single', me wanting to hear gist, I just started with 'who what where, cheating, who's cheating' Lol. Apparently they know of a woman who is cheating on her husband and from what I gathered the woman isn't happy due to one thing or the other and they (my client and her friend) are of the opinion that as a married woman, instead of cheating, why not leave your husband.
This isn't the first I'm hearing of women who cheat on their husbands. I heard about a friend... well I wouldn't call her a friend, I guess I can call her an acquaintance. Now this acquaintance is married with a kid, she's been married before I met her about 3 years ago. I heard sometime early this month of how she cheats on her husband and has actually cheated on him with 2 guys I know pretty well. Imagine the shock when I heard. Now I am not one to judge people, no matter what I hear or witness them do because I know it could be me in that position. I have no idea what the husband looks like and like i said, the wife isn't exactly a close friend so i have no idea what goes on in their home or why she cheats on her husband, i just wonder why she's cheating, what's missing in her life? what does she want? There are a millions answers to this question Why. Her husband might be mean to her, maybe he has stopped sleeping with her or he's a sorry ass lover and doesn't know how to give it to his wife well in bed. It could be that he's a rough lover and is into S&M, dominating her and she doesn't like any of that. There's the weakness factor that can make her fall for any guy due to lack of attention from her husband or maybe the husband doesn't know how to please her anymore due to fact that he puts his work first, he could also just be selfish or he just doesn't find her attractive anymore. The list goes on and this applies to every married woman out there. I pray not to find myself in a situation where I'd consider cheating on my husband in future. I'm human and I know any possible thing can happen so all I can do is pray.
Couples need to know how to keep their spouses satisfied, especially in the bedroom area. Husbands don't abandon your wives after a few kids and source for younger and fresher/tighter virginas outside your matrimonial home, your wife gets hornier after 40 so she needs that sex regularly and you should be available to give it to her. Wives listen well and listen good, the fact that you are now married doesn't give you the right to look old and haggard, do not put on stupid weight or decide to dress anyhow coz that is what makes you unattractive. Watch your diet, get your workout game on, be more fashionable and learn how to do more than the missionary style in bed with your husband. Be fit so that at 40 he can still flip you any way he wants to in bed. It can be done so get to it. Now guys, no woman wants a man who can't go rounds in bed, or just lays there waiting for her to do all the work. Please be healthy and fit, get your fashion game on, every woman loves a man who looks and smells good. I will also add that date night is very important for married couples, especially when you have kids. You may say 'Lowla you are not married so what do you know, you are just talking'. Yes you're right, I'm not married but I am not just talking, I learn from peoples experiences, I have married friends and a lot of male friends, I not only hear them talk but I listen to how they advice me as well. Even my parents tell me 'you better know how to cook and be good in the bedroom coz only that type of woman can keep a man, apart from if the man has 'ojukokoro''... I must add that a lot of men these days have 'ojukokoro'. Lol
Imagine what would happen if you're caught cheating on your husband? The embarrassment you will face and then family members from both yours and your husband's side making an example of you. The worst is if you're thrown out of your husband's house and deprived from visiting your kids. There's quite a lot to consider here. If you're not happy in your marriage, get counselling, speak to your husband because communication is very important, try and work it out, ask God to come in and turn it around for the better. Do everything you possibly can to save your marriage but if all fails and you remain unhappy then my advice will be to leave, be free so that you can not only sleep with whoever you want to but you can also be happy. Bear in mind that cheating on your husband is far worse than walking out of an unhealthy/unhappy marriage. Remember, you took your vows in the presence of God.
Love Lowla
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- Anonymous3 April 2013 at 04:31
..Emmm...keep on Mz. Adamson..doing good. I see someone taught you plenty English..wink..!!ReplyDelete
- dukiees4 April 2013 at 08:16
Fact keep it up girl right am right bck at yurReplyDelete
- Anonymous7 April 2013 at 11:18
I agree with much of what you say however, you make it sound easy to leave. I am married, have never cheated on my husband but I know wives who have and those who have been tempted but are unable to leave the marriage because of their husband. If he controls the purse strings then they struggle to leave, alternatively if they try to leave some men cause major problems and the wife ends up going back. No one knows the struggle and emotional trauma one faces until they are in that situation and being openminded rather than judgemental is how others should be. Marriages break down for a range of reasons. Being married is tough and requires much input from both parties although sometimes its hard to have a heart to heart conversation with a stubborn husband. I have no problem with either the husband or wife 'looking' at other people.....touching is a different matter and if a wife feels the need to touch then she should be surrounded by supportive friends who can be her shoulder of support in her time of need. As a wife there is always going to be times when you feel neglected but you don't need to turn to temptation from the devil. Have faith and you will overcome the problems.ReplyDelete

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Hello friends and family!!!! My parents sent me a list of questions to answer and I hope maybe a few of your own questions are on that list as well, if you want to send me a question just tell one of my family members.
1. What types of sports are played in your area?
Soccer is probably the biggest sport played around Uganda as a whole, but there is one sport that I saw played this week that I had never seen before. I actually saw a group of kids playing street hockey. They had banana leaves (the bottom, curved parts) and were using a ball made of plastic shopping bags. They had a couple goals rigged up at each end of the field and were playing hockey like all get out. Pretty funny to watch. ;)2. What kind of games do you play?
For myself I haven't had much time to play games. We do have a chess board in the apartment and I play with the guard every once in a while (haha like twice this whole transfer) and I have the concentration game SET that I may play every once in a while. I have started taking some fun party games to the FHE (YSA Family Home Evening) at the church each Monday. I have found scriptures to go along with them to make them kind of spiritual as well.
3. Do you have a Bishop in your area?
We don't have a Bishop in Bugembe, it is still a branch even though we usually have 150-160 people in Sacrament meeting each week. The Branch President's name is President Kikare (CHIH-KIE-RAY) and he stays in my area so we get to see him quite often.
4. Do the women there wear ear rings?
It's pretty much 50/50. Some do, some don't. I have had people ask me if there is a lot of traditional dress and to an extent there is. Not like grass skirts and nose rings, but bright colorful dresses. A lot of the rising generation (teenagers and young adults) dress pretty modern with jeans and tee shirts, most of the girls though rarely wear anything other than a skirt and top.
5. How much soda do you drink? What kind?
Lately I haven't drunk much soda. At the beginning of the transfer I was drinking a 300ml Fanta every day with lunch but I started noticing a little ring of fat beginning to develop around my midsection so I cut down on the soda and I drink maybe one a week. They have Fanta, and Sprite here which is usually what I drink, but they also have a drink called Mirinda Fruity which is a kind of black cherry/black currant soda, pretty good too.
6. Do you have a 6-pack still?
Hmmm...haha, I don't know if I should answer that one. I guess the honest answer would be no. I don't think one missionary in the mission has a six pack anymore. We walk a lot, but still have a way to get a little chubby. I still have a flat stomach if that counts, but the food we are eating and the work we are doing is not too conducive to building muscle. Even my shoulders have lost some of their "tone." I'm sure I will be back to my normal self within 3 months of returning home. ;D
7. How often do you get to play piano?
Right now I am teaching 2 people piano lessons and they are doing really well. We meet about 2 times per week so I have a few minutes to dink around a little bit before or after a lesson.
8. What is your current Mission baptism goal?
I don't quite understand if this is my personal goal for mission or goal per transfer or whatever...Right now I am averaging around 2 per month. I would like to see that go up to about 3-5 if possible. Obviously the area, companions, and weather (yep, weather impacts peoples church attendance here...haha) play a pretty big role in things. I will be happy however if I am able to do whatever God puts in my hands. One thing that I think is one of my real purposes here in the Uganda Kampala Mission is to build member-missionary relations. A lot of missionaries are not too nice or considerate of the members. They see them as servants to do their will somehow. I have made it a point in each of my areas to leave the area loving and being loved by each member of the branch. One of the best ways to do that is by serving the members. Each Saturday I go with my companion and we clean the chapel with the members. Not because they need our help but becuase it allows us to get with them, talk with them and interact. So I guess my goal is to baptize as many as God gives me, and to build the relationships between missionaries and members. So far things have been fairly successful!!!
9. What is the maximum number of Books of Mormon you have handed out in a day?
I think I have handed out 6 in one day. We have to be pretty careful about who we hand out Book of Mormons to. We can't just hand them out while contacting, usually it isn't even till the 2-3 lesson. Many people have difficulty with the old english that is used in the Book of Mormon as well as the LDS version of the King James Bible, so we are very careful who we hand them out to. One other thing is that they have to be shipped from Salt Lake City, so we only get a certain amount per month or transfer. I remember a little while back we didn't have any Book of Mormons in the entire mission for like 3 weeks.
10. Any Books of Mormon given out to the Bishop's daughter?
Well...No Book(s) of Mormon(s) handed out to a Bishop's daughter, but I did give one to a Bishop of some Anglican sect back in Busia. That was pretty neat, I don't know if he read it but I don't believe in a badly placed Book of Mormon, God has a way of making sure that every book or pamphlet will perform some needed task.
11. What kind of shoes are you going to bring home?
I don't know. The shoes I came with will probably be destroyed, the Eccos are still sitting on my shelf with no bottoms. I will probably just take them to a "shoe doctor" and get new soles put on them, they should last another 6-8 months that way. Maybe I'll save those shoes for my last 6 months then wear them home. I have seen some pretty cool "tire" shoes that are literally what the name sounds like. The people who make them collect blown out tires on the road then cut them into feet sized pieces and put straps on them like flip-flops. I think I'll bring a few pairs of those home just for fun. ;)
12. How tan are you getting?
Well, compared to the surroundings I'm still pretty white...but I was taking a shower the other day and put my arm next to my belly and there is quite a difference. I guess I won't know until I get around you guys from back home and compare. December to March is the hot, dry season here so I will be getting a lot of sun then coming back in May 2013, so I should be able to compete with anyone there and win pretty easily. ;D
13. How many missionaries are there in your mission?
Right now we have about 160 missionaries including senior couples, I hear that we will be receiving a lot more though as 2012 moves on.
14. What do the kids use to draw in school?
They usually use pens, there is a company in Kenya that manufactures pens pretty cheaply so most kids can have their own pen.
15. Do they have paper?
Yes they have paper, usually they use paper that they find on the road and stuff. They wrap their books in old newspaper to keep things safe. I have seen kids drawing on legal briefs, tax documents, etc...pretty funny I must say.
16. Have you had popcorn since you arrived in Uganda?
You know I have. I don't know if you can do this with the corn back home, but you let the cobs and kernals dry then rub them off the cob. A little oil in a pot and add the heat and you can make popcorn. I have also seen microwave popcorn here but it is really expensive.
17. When did you last drink real water?
I drink "real" water every day, it is well filtered by a mission provided filtration system. The water availability is the bigger problem. In Jinja we have had several days without water at all, I must say that 4 days without a shower (even with a bucket) is not fun. We try to fill up as many water bottles as we can with filtered water to prepare for a "famine" as we call it.
18. Are your toilets better?
The toilets are still pretty much the same. The toilet seat we have has a big crack in it so if you aren't careful you may find that you are being "bitten" from below as you sit. ;D
19. Are people artists in Uganda?
I have actually seen quite a few artists in Uganda. Most stay in Kampala, they use water colors, oil and charcol. I have also seen a lot of wood carvers and clay sculptors. I'm sure you can see some examples of their work online.
20. What percentage of people in your area speak English?
Most everyone can at least understand and speak a little English. As far as fluency goes probably about 50/50. We work with a member from the branch to help translate for the more difficult investigators. Even in our church services sometimes the prayers, lessons, talks, etc...are done in Lusoga (LOO-SOE-GUH) the local language of the Busoga tribe.
21. How is the literacy in your area?
Jinja has pretty high literacy, well higher than other areas I have been in. There are many government primary (Grade) schools and high schools so most kids have an opportunity to at least make it through about 10th grade. Some continue on from there and others just stop and look for work. English is not taught too much until half way through grade school so the young children have a difficult time understanding anything other than their tribal language.
22. Do you give away Books of Mormon in different languages?
I have handed out several Swahili Book of Mormons, and in Ethiopia they hand out Amaric. Mostly English though.
23. Do Ugandan babies sit in high chairs?
I don't think I have seen a high chair since I got here. Mostly babies are fed on their mother's laps. When they aren't being held they are sitting on a woven mat or just play around in the dirt.
24. When did you ride a horse last?
Haha, you could probably have asked me that question before I came and I would still have to think about the answer. I guess I would probably have to say about 2006 or so. I don't know. I was going to ride a camel at the Entebbe zoo a few months ago but that didn't work out. Come to think of it, I don't even think I have seen a horse since I got here. I have seen a few donkeys but nothing else.
25. What is the daytime temperature?
The daytime temperature at this time of year is reported at about 80 degrees farenheit, but it feels a lot hotter. You must remember that it is so humid here, somehow like Tennesee (that is the only humid place I have been, haha) so the heat feels a lot hotter than the thermometer might say.
26. Are the people there doing Family History work?
I know that some of the branch buildings have computers with internet access and the goal is to get started on Family History work, but I haven't seen it done too actively. Since there isn't a temple here there is not a lot of motivation for the people to search out their ancestors, especially since they are still working on getting themselves to the temple.
27. Are there libraries?
They do have libraries, but probably not the same kind of library you would imagine. They have mostly movie libraries which you can "check-out" a movie for a certain number of days. The way they make it work is that you give them a pretty big deposit that will be partially returned when you bring the movie back. They do the same thing with soda bottles and stuff, big deposit for collateral, you know that it will come back ;D
28. Do you remember how to speak English?
I remember how to speak the English language yes, but my accent, the way I speak, sometimes the words I use have gotten a little wonky. I keep telling everyone that I will need to take a high school English class when I get home just so I don't sound like an idiot in a job interview. haha
29. Are you still washing your clothes in a bucket?
Here in Bugembe I have a member of the branch wash my clothes for me. She uses a bucket and a scrub brush. I was thinking about continuing to wash my own, but it sure is nice to not have to worry about it.
Thanks for the questions everyone!!! I love you!!!
-Elder Winters
|African Sunset
Inside a giant hollowed (burnt) out tree in Mabira Forest
That very giant hollowed out tree
|One of the many young children in our area
|Sour milk, never buying at night again...haha
|Sunday's Baptism
|Nature in all it's beauty


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One might think I am crazy, but one only needs to look how Hitlers Nazi Eugenics is still being used today in Todays Govt Authorities.
One only needs to look at the Treatment of the Disabled in our Societies today.
Nazis, Eugenics, and the T-4 Program (1920-1950)
Our History today is still completely Ignored, as is our Place in wanting to Succeed in it.
Even as we seek to explore our Sex Lives, even if we havent had Sex, or want to have Sex, we have this Wicked thing called Govt Authorities, come in an Interfere with our Lives, an make us out to be Paedophiles to the World, though we aren't.
We have no Desire to harm any Child, but the Wicked in Power, still live in their Clouded World, to which they still continue to use to Manipulate Society, the Media included, like the Sick Benson in Law & Order:SVU who is quick to make out any Disabled Person to be a Paedophile, therefore Demonising Us as a Group, saying we should be these things.
The World has forgotten how much Influence sectors of Govt Authorities & Media have, then they use it to mold those in Powerful Positions to be the Most Perverted Generation on the Planet, with Views so Misconstruded, its so far from the Truth.
Depending on what our Disability is, there are many of us that enjoy researching many topics, whether it be History, Sex, Science, the list goes on.
Depending on our Mates too, they can influence our Decisions, sometimes against our Will, but that is totally ignored too.
Yet we still get considered as the Useless Eaters of Society, Made into Prison or Institution Fodder once again, Just like Nazi Germany, Our Lives to be Raped By Politicians, Police, Magistrates & Judges, who all seek to do more Harm than us than Good.
If you want us to succeed in something, find out what things we need, do we need a better support network, do we need more time with people like ourselves, or both, maybe find out our Strengths & Weaknesses, an where we are weak, help us become strong, an where we are Strong, take that an use that so we can succeed in the Area we Desire.


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Who is your Tate Collins?
As you may know, Hackybox pictures is still looking for an actrees to play Tate Collins on the upcoming movie Ugly Love.
As this movie is made for the fans we like to know which of this girls is your favorite one to play Tate.
Remember this is not official but as they are taking fans' opinion, we like to dive them a hand with the favorite options of the fans.
Here are the most named actresses to play the role, know more abot them and their projects.
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Lily Jane Collins is a 26 years old British-American actress and model. She is best known for her roles in the filmsThe Blind Side (2009), Abduction (2011), and Mirror Mirror (2012). She portrayed Clary Fray in the fantasy film adaptation The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (2013), based on Cassandra Clare's best-selling novel City of Bones.
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She played the role of Mia Jones, the single teenage mother, on Degrassi: The Next Generation, in seasons six to nine (2006–09). She then played the role of Elena Gilbert on The CW's supernatural drama, The Vampire Diaries, for six seasons (2009–15).
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The heavy gun and crew is perfect for Pacific island and jungle fighting. The officer, loader and assistant gunner were conversions of other Company B figures; the seated figure is from one of the 20mm gun sets. I've always wanted a heavy gun and crew; these figures fit the bill perfectly. And, as the base is designed around the same dimensions as the AA gun and crew, they will fit nicely into the two emplacements that I built earlier in the year.
Note: I bought a large steel washer that fit the emplacements and have used it as the template for the searchlight and heavy gun/crew - if it can fit on the washer, it will fit into the emplacement.


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234 A great sprint win for Joe Davison after some superb work by Paul and Graham to bring back the break.
E12 A fight between team 1 (Alex, Jack) and team 2 (Will and Tom) multiple attacks over the final 20 laps but all coming back together with 500m to go, Jack taking the sprint, Alex 2nd, Tom 3rd.
The teams 38th and 39th wins of the season


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About Me
- Kate Austin
- I live on the ocean, write women's fiction, love to read so much that it's an addiction rather than a hobby (I read an average of a book a day). I live on the wet west coast so it's a good thing that I like to walk in the rain.
Friday, April 13, 2012
What I learned this week
This week I saw two separate pieces of evidence of this...
First there is this dragon. It was crafted from food, cans, mostly, but a few other things as well. Groups from all over decided that this would be a great way to support the food banks with the food they used to craft their art, and with the money donated to the event.
And then there was this...
I took tags from the various versions of this poster and have gone ahead and done the random acts of kindness I was directed to.
Thanks, strangers.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
What would happen in this situation?
Some hives new children on the Review Board: question : What would happen in these situations, (These are hypothetical, I'm curious). Suppose that two families living side by side. A family with one child and another house bees. While the toddler was playing outside unattended, he / she is stung by a bee. It turns out that he / she is allergic and dies. What happens to the owner of the bees? What happens to the parents' situation following the same story, with the exception of the child
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Sacred Harp Singing in Seattle
I had a new experience this past weekend. I went to my first Sacred Harp Singing. This style of singing is not to preform, but for the enjoyment of the singers themselves. The tradition goes back to the beginnings of our country and the need for people to learn to sing harmonies. Why? Well there were no or little instuments. So songs were written in part for people to sing. I have been to alot of singing events in my life, but nothing like this. The sound is heavenly, litterly. If you can stand in the middle where you can see the leader of this song is, you can get the full experience of the sound. So, I am hooked! It is AMAZING!!!
I will be making more trips to these singings, as they are all over the US and Europe. They are predominate in the south. If you have a chance check it out at: www.awakemysoul.com
It is also called Shape note singings or fasola.
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Valentine Cake for My Sweetie
Here is my Valentine for my honey buns...he loves sweets...so this is what I gave him. He loved it! I had a piece too, even though I am not eating sugar these days. But we celebrated together, so I sat and had some with him. But back on my no sugar again today. I am heading out of town and there is a promise of a feast where Iam going, so I will need to behave myself!
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Wire photo display
This wire photo holder is a Martha Stewart product. I bought it by mail order some years ago (Martha's pre-prison days) from her catalog. I liked that catalog and I saved them! They had some good decorating ideas in them as well as things for sale. Anyways...it is a great way to display some old photos and have easy access to them. I can just take one down for a project here and there. You can't really see the wire holder because I obviously have it totally covered up. This is in my office and very handy for my picture projects.
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
Vintage Tea Party Invitation
I found this little handmade tea party invitation in a book I got at the thrift shop. I love paper craft, so I thought I would use it as a sample and make some up for the next tea party I am having. Oh, I know you can buy nice ones these days...but they just aren't the same as the handmade ones. This was a Japanese tea, so they used a Japanese style cup for this. I will probably add a handle and make it more Victorian. But the basic idea is darling and worth repeating!
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February Banner
We made these February banners last year in a Mary Janes Farm Chapter meeting that I hosted in my home. I kept mine to use again this year, so it is hanging on the front of the refrigerator. I copied a page out of an old book onto parchment like paper, then I scalloped the edges, glued it onto red paper, and embellished it. It has little festooning flowers on the corners with red glass glitter highlighting parts of the page. Last was a red tinsel pipe cleaner as the hanger. This old book had pretty pages for each month of the year.
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Life is not measured...
Life is not measure by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away.
This plaque was a gift to me from my son, Zach and his wife, Tina for my birthday. I have loved this saying when I have seen it around. I think the warm colors used on the matting and frame are great and will fit into my home very nicely. It will be hung in our office above the window. Once I get it hung I will reshoot it and show you. Thanks so much Zach & Tina.
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Saturday, February 09, 2008
Old Victorian Standup Valentines
These two old Valentines had belonged to Tim's grandma, his dad's mom. She had a nice little box of them collected from her childhood.
So last night Tim's mom gave me these two for a birthday gift. One of these is from a girl with the last name Atkinson, which is my children's last name. So she felt it appropriate they go to me. They are very delicate. These are the standup style, with three separate lithographed pieces that fold down flat. I love old Valentines, so this will be a nice addition to my collection. These are probably the oldest ones I have. Thanks mom in law. I love it when she gives me old things that had been in the family. I will treaure these always.
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Me and My Sweety
Here is Tim and I at Nate's Pizza last night. We do love each other and have worked very hard to make our marriage work. God has been good to us.
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Happy Momma with Her Darlin' Sons
Here I am with my great sons, Zach, on left, and Tyler on right. This is after we had Nate's Pizza for my birthday dinner. I try to get my kids to let me get pictures at every event and I am so glad I do this. Then I can pick through them once I get home and see them on the computer screen. I like to have a lot of pictures to choose from. We took about ten of the three of us, but this one we all had our eyes open and are smiling...yeah it really takes that many shots sometimes to get a good one! I am proud of my boys!
No daughters here tonight, one working and one in Alaska, sadly.
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It has arrived!
You can the screen saver on my laptop has an old market on it. This market was owned and ran by my grandparents in Chico, California back in the 1940's. It is still there, although my grandparents have moved on to heaven.
Behind me (you cannot see it in this picture) is the three drawer laterial filing cabinet that holds my genealogy files. It has been a blessing because of it's convenience. The book shelf you can see behind me is an old lawyer's book shelf. It is missing the glass pull down doors, but I love it anyway. I got it at a yard sale for $100.00 a few years back.
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Thursday, February 07, 2008
Pumping Iron
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My Hubby's Hands
God has blessed me with him...and I am so grateful!
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My Treadle Sewing Machine
Isn't she lovely? I think she is a beaut. She has not had a working belt on her since I have owned her, so I have not been able to use her. But last night my dear hubby got the leather piece I had bought and started to make the belt usable. The wire staple was missing, so he made one using a nail, but that was too thick. So he found that a large paper clip worked to bring the leather together to make a 'belt.' Wallah...it seemed to work.
Now, I was gone most of the day so I did not get to try to sew with the machine. But tomorrow is a new day and I am planning to give it a whirl. (I was born in 54 and I will turn 54 tomorrow.)
I have the blocks for a family quilt that need to be put together. So I am a thinkin' I will use this machine to sew those pieces into a quilt. How quaint.
I love the old fashioned ways of doing things, so using this machine is right down my alley.
I will let you know how it goes.
This machine has some lovely detail on it's front. Click on the picture to see it better. The drawers have wood branches around the handles. I found this old treadle at a yard sale about seven or so years ago. I paid $35.00 for it.
I am very excited to be able to get her running again.
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Costco Goes Green
The bag on the right is one of a pack of three I got at Costco a few weeks ago. These bags hold a good bunch of food. They sell in a pack of 3 for about $3.50, if I remember right. These are easier to handle than the boxes you usually get your food put into at Costco. But I tried to use them at Walmart the other day and found they are not the best for what I buy there. I had selected a bunch of canned goods for stocking the pantry. But that bag was like carrying a ton of bricks when it is full of canned goods! So I quickly decided that was not the way to go, unless you want to use them for the big packs of tp or paper towel.
The bag on the left is the one from Super 1 Foods that I found today. The Costco bag looks to be about twice the size of the green Super One bag, but it will really hold about four times as much. See my post about the green bag.
Anywho...these are my tips of the day! Kinda silly, huh?
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Going Green
So these will stay in my SUV and I will always be ready for shopping.
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Sunday, February 03, 2008
Ice Cream Truck in high snow
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Philipinas can make for some great wives. They take good care of you, cook you delicious food and make sure you're fully relaxed, ready and prepared when you go out and take on the world. They're great wives, that is, as long as you're treating them right. That means buying them a little something nice, telling them you love them and most of all pinning their ankles back behind their ears and giving them a very serious dicking down from time to time. Max's husband fails in almost area, so she has her lover come over and blow a load on his toothbrush. LOL!!
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June 12 is fast approaching, and it is a Sunday. Will the holiday be moved to the nearest Monday just like they have done with other public holidays in the past?
The Palace has this to say:
"We have holidays that were moved to the nearest Monday but there were also some not moved primarily because these celebrations are meant to stay on that day. June 12 was not moved."
I am glad. The essence of celebrating a certain holiday disappears somehow when you move it to another date. It's just like how you feel when you celebrate your birthday not on the date itself. Parang kulang na.
Anyway, I went to Luneta with some friends on Independence Day many years ago. We even brought food and had picnic inside a gated park of which I can't remember the name of anymore.
I wanna do it again this year. Sana lang the weather cooperates on Sunday.


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This is just plain ridiculous. A shower curtain with a picture of Robert Pattison's face!
It is the first time I wish that I could really draw well. I would have tried to paint the guy, who is Edward Cullen, in my head and THEN people will know the difference.
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My daughter has only been to CHEO once, and it's a great hospital. My coworker has two daughters who seem to be there constantly. After visiting only once, you realize just how valuable that place is.
If anyone is interested, you can donate through my CN Cycle Donation Page. I'm still creating the page, but I'll be donating shortly as well (I prefer to cover my entry fees personally, rather than getting other donations to cover it).
With any luck, the weather will hold out for the ride, which is this Sunday. And with even more luck, I'll be riding my Felt!


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Sunday, April 3, 2011
A Very Fae Spring
I am using the awesome artwork of Joel Adams, this tube was purchased while he was with CILM, you can now purchase his art HERE at CDO
I am using Vix Mask 404 which you can download from her blog HERE
The font I used is Evernight
The kit I used is a PTU kit by Puddicat Creations called Sweet Treats of Life can be purchased HERE at Lollipops 'N Gumdrops
Pieces of the kit I used in this tutorial are
You must have a working knowledge of PSP in order to complete this tutorial. This tutorial was written using PSPXI.
Open a new 600x600 image and flood fill white
Open paper10 and resize to 600x600. Go to Layers/LoadSave Mask and apply your mask. Go to Layers/Merge/Merge Group to make your mask all one layer
Open Cloud1 placing it in front your mask
Open fench1 and resize to your liking.
Open daisyboarder and resize to to just a little wider than your fence.
Open your tube and resize. Place your tube layer behind daisyboarder layer
Open butterfly 3. Resize butterfly 3 Layer to be proportional to what your idea of a butterfly to a fae would be.
Add a drop shadow of 3 to fench 1, daisyboarder, butterfly 3, and tube layers.
Add your text.
Resize all layers to your liking
Add your copyright information before saving
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Wishing everyone a Happy, Healthy Thanksgiving!
I knew the day would be crazy, so I began my day with desert. My aunt baked a pie especially for me and I ate a piece for brunch. No, I didn't have any other food before it or with it. I just had pie. There are probably enough calories in a slice to cover me.
I am thankful that God has blessed me with family and friends. I'm thankful that God has blessed each of us with talents and gifts. I'm going to try to use what He has given me to do good things.
Thank you to all who come to read my blog and who encourage me in my knitting efforts.
Wishing everyone a Wonderful Season!
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Sunday, January 04, 2015
2014 Research of the Year (+ research update)
Happy New Year! As I've done in previous years, I present below the research articles I ran across in this area that I think were the most impactful and/or important of 2014. But first, let's catch up on two issues:
First, the Winter issue of Personnel Psychology:
- Situational judgment tests have been shown to be useful for measuring interpersonal skills, but beware: levels of "angry hostility" moderate that relationship. (Is there a happy hostility?)
- When hiring leaders, should you look for those that have a busy home life, or be wary of them? In this fascinating study, the authors found that leader family-to-work conflict negatively impacts followers in that it can increase their burnout. However, family-to-work enrichment increased follower engagement through leader engagement. So the answer is, as usual, not simple: home/family life can be a good thing for followers if it makes the leader more engaged; but if the home/family life is increasing burnout, the leader may pass that along to others. So it would seem it all depends on how the individual is handling their life outside of work!
Let's look at the November issue of the Journal of Applied Psychology:
- Are men or women perceived as better leaders? According to this meta-analysis, it depends on how you ask the question. If you limit the question to other-ratings, women are rated significantly higher. But if you look at self-ratings, men rate themselves significantly higher. Which leads to the next question: is it a biological perception or a gender perception, and if the latter, what traits are the most important?
- An intriguing study of how applicant confidence interacts with and can be altered by the recruitment experience, in this case among recruits for the U.S. military.
- Next, a study of employment and job search efficacy. Not surprisingly, within-person frequency of job search behavior correlated with job offers; interestingly, the relationship between perceived job search progress and efficacy beliefs were moderated by beliefs of internal attribution.
- Last but not least, more evidence of the importance of defining the criteria when predicting job performance. In this meta-analysis, the researchers found more support for personality traits out-predicting cognitive ability in predicting counterproductive work behavior, that the two predictors are approximately equal in predicting organizational citizenship behaviors, and that cognitive ability outperforms personality when predicting task and overall performance. So do you want high task performance, OCBs, or do you want to avoid CWB? :) (of course the situation is even more complicated depending on whether you're looking at individual, team, leader performance, over what period of time, etc.)
Okay, on to the awards! Without further ado, here are my nominations for Research of the Year for 2014:
1) Important advancements in our understanding of weight-based discrimination at work: Vanhove & Gordon.
2) A study of applicants posting faux pas on their social networking sites: Roulin.
3) Two important looks at assessments delivered remotely via mobile devices: Arthur, Doverspike, Munoz, Taylor, & Carr, and Morelli, Mahan, & Illingworth.
4) Two fascinating looks at personality at work: Judge, Simon, Hurst, & Kelley; and Wille & De Fruyt
5) An excellent study of how effective staffing and training practices impact firm-level flexibility and adaptability: Kim & Ployhart.
6) An important study of the movement of impactful I/O researchers to business schools: Aguinis, Bradley, & Brodersen.
7) The relationship between conscientiousness and job performance is more accurately described as curvilinear: Carter, Dalal, Boyce, O'Connell, Kung & Delgado
Finally, honorable mention to two great developments in 2014: the change of some publishers to making access to articles more affordable, and the announcement of an additional journal, the Journal of Personnel Assessment and Decisions.
I'm continually amazed at the quality of thought and research in our area and the passion and practicality you exhibit. Here's to an amazing 2014 and more in 2015!
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Seriously injured lovebird proposes on hospital helipad
Love was in the air when a patient proposed to his partner on the same helipad he was airlifted to hospital on after a serious car crash.
Paul Price, from Stafford, proposed to his fiancée Lianne Camsell on the helicopter landing pad at the Royal Stoke hospital.
And, to his relief, she said yes.
Mr Price, who was involved in a serious car crash earlier this month, said: "I've been here at Royal Stoke since I was involved in a road traffic collision as I was on my way to pick my son up after work.
"I've got absolutely no recollection of the collision itself, but I do know that I've received some great care from the staff.
"It's been slow but steady progress in terms of getting back up to speed following the accident and the injuries I sustained, but I'm hopeful of being back home soon."
To make the proposal extra special, he even proposed on his wife-to-be's 30th birthday.
Mr Price is still recovering after being rushed to the hospital's Major Trauma Centre on June 13 with injuries including a broken wrist, broken arm and fractured sternum.
Jennifer Bowers, junior ward sister at the hospital, said: "We are absolutely committed to ensuring our patients receive the very highest standard care, and we see being able to facilitate this for Paul and Lianne as part of our job.
"As soon as we heard Paul was thinking of proposing on the helipad, we were determined to make sure it happened and we're delighted that Paul was able to carry out his wish.
"It's fantastic for all the staff to see something like this as it's not every day that you see a marriage proposal at work.
"Everyone on ward 227 is wishing Paul a speedy recovery and a long and enjoyable life together for the happy couple."
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
"We don't want to strike, but we will"
The York University strike won't be the only labour unrest we see in the near future on Canadian campuses unless the issue of dependence on sessional intructors and TAs is addressed by governments. Read it here.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Neighbors Without Benefits
America's relationship with Canada has been a wildly fortunate one: What other country in the world has had the luxury of never giving a moment's thought to its neighbor? Read it here.
Labels: The New Republic
Monday, January 26, 2009
What's so bad about socialism anyway?
Just like they don't really know what the Che T-shirt means, Generation O doesn't really care if you call them — or their new president — socialist. They want answers beyond the message. Read it here.
Labels: Esquire
Friday, January 23, 2009
"We have duties to ourselves, our nation and the world"
Barack Obama is the United States' first celebrity president, and he has plenty in common with one the celebrants from his auguration evening, hip hop star Kanye West. Read it here.
Friday, January 16, 2009
"There's probably no God"
Atheists have started advertising. The most talked about ad campaign in England, now plastered across the outside of 800 British buses, declares: "There's probably no God, so stop worrying and enjoy your life." Read it here.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Sorry, minus 12 just isn't that cold
Is the water in your eyes freezing? No? Then it's simply balmy. But here are a few tips on coping with the chill, Canadian style. Read it here.
Labels: The Guardian
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Has the polygamy obsession taught us to love our families again?
It may have started with Big Love, which starts up again this month, but blue-sky depictions of second-wife syndrome in the culture reveal a change in the American home. Read it here.
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Our story so far:
Aaron Damerson is a rogue of sorts, who was, for a time, employed by an alien named Thenar. When he discovered that he was hired to kill an upstanding alien named Porten, he rebelled and went to protect the man he was supposed to kill.
The story continues...
Aaron shot a look to Porten, then over to the woman. "What's your part in all this?"
The woman's response was almost scandalous. "I am Mileena Ve'Tan, Porten's daughter."
Aaron turned, abashed. "My apologies, miss. I just assumed..."
"That I would be dead or only a few years old?" Mileena fumed. "That story my father tells so often is over fifteen years old. This is an old feud."
"Again, I'm sorry," Aaron said, motioning for the woman to sit back down. "But what are we going to do about our slightly more current situation?"
"Well, I have a panic room..." Porten said, pointing to a wall near the back of the chamber.
"Got enough food to live there for the rest of your natural life?"
"Honestly, no."
"Well, then, that's not really a choice now is it?"
"Daddy," Mileena said, touching her father on the arm, "what about your holdings in the Spice Belt?"
A wide smile crossed Porten's face. "Oh, my beautiful girl! You're right! Safest place in the galaxy right now."
"The Spice Belt?" Aaron asked. "Isn't that a little dangerous? I hear the accident rates there are off the charts."
"Only if you're mining, sir. I've got a little asteroid all to myself. Plenty of weapons and supplies to last us until the whole of Aurorus has been emptied to kill us all."
"Then that's where we're going. And soon, someone is probably going to be taking Thenar up on his offer."
As Aaron spoke, the door at the end of the chamber burst open, the door reduced to splinters that flew across the room. In the wreckage of the door, holding a still-smoking weapon, was an insectoid alien, smoking a rather large cigar.
"Now where do you think you're going?" he called in as close an approximation to Galactic Basic as he could utter. A lot of clicks and growls were thrown in as he struggled with the words.
"Run!" cried Aaron, pulling Mileena along behind him. With his other hand, he pulled out his gun and fired, the assassin scrambling off to find cover. "Where's your ship?"
"In the hangar! Next building over!"
Aaron had to fall to the floor to dodge the next salvo of fire, but continued to move forward, firing the whole way. He pulled out his communicator, screaming into it, "ANDI! Take off! We're running."
The computerized voice sounded a little worse for wear. "As always."
"Where are you off to, Dam?" the clicking voice called out.
"Wouldn't you like to know?" replied Aaron, firing another few shots at the alien's location. All three continued to run to the hangar, where the Porten's ship, a graceful cruiser that looked almost new, sat. And there, standing guard at the hatch were two more aliens, both brandishing their weapons. Aaron motioned for them to take cover behind some boxes.
"What's next, Dam, is it?" Porten said, breathing heavily.
"Beats me," Aaron replied, "I'm fresh out of bullets."
What is the next move for Aaron? Weigh in below or on the Facebook group.


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text: Between bier, pretzels and schnitzel, eating like a German can be challenging when you're trying to eat Paleo. It's even more difficult if you eat Paleo because you have an auto-immune disease, like I do (all you fellow Hashimoto's sufferers, raise your hand). My quest to eat Paleo and still be true to my roots, and my cravings, starts here and I'll be posting recipes and tips. Yes, I do cheat occasionally–it's all about deciding whether the swelling, joint pain, and intestinal distress is worth the culinary party in my mouth. But even on special occasions I try to eat clean. Welcome to this blog and I hope it helps you, whether you have health issues like me, or you just want to feel better about what you eat!


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Glass Mosaic Tables - Mission Dining Tables.
Glass Mosaic Tables
- Mosaic tiles composed of glass, rather than ceramic material. The mosaics face is usually coated with a layer of coloured or transparent glass.
- Present formally for discussion or consideration at a meeting
- (table) postpone: hold back to a later time; "let's postpone the exam"
- Postpone consideration of
- (table) a piece of furniture having a smooth flat top that is usually supported by one or more vertical legs; "it was a sturdy table"
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Mosaic table that I made in 2005.
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Made by a local artist..I think these would make a lovely gift for someone! She also has some nice paintings...Dahlhaus Studio
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fashion and interiors photographer Todd Selby began taking portraits of dynamic and creative people—authors, musicians, artists, and designers—in their home environments and posting them on his web site. Nosy by nature, he wanted to see how personal style was reflected in private spaces. I LOVE seeing inside peoples houses! I am so nosy too! especially artistic people. A magazine I had brought you into the house of Kim Gordon and her husband Thurston Moore from Sonic Youth and they just looked like they had the best lifestyle in this artistic cool house. anyway, this book isn't even out yet. I'm so tempted to pre-order it so its in my mailbox in April!


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Char & Jay Say: So it may of taken over four months but on Wednesday (12th) the first ten children finally began living at Kiyumbakimu Children's Village. Some of the building works are not yet finished, and the site isn't quite as pretty as we'd like, but as they say, 'TIA' - That Is Africa...! The last four months of hard graft, frustration and banging our heads against a wall has finally achieved something tangible.
In true Ugandan style they kept us waiting nervously. At 9am we were all ready, egarly awaiting the children's arrival...by 11am, as the rain started to fall, we were wondering what had happened. But then, thankfully, they all started arriving, slowly but surely, carrying their possessions in a small plastic bags – one t-shirt and a pair of shorts – for those who were lucky.
They had seen the place set up a few days before, so knew what to expect, but the excitement was still great; jumping on their beds (the first time any of them have had such a luxury) opening their specail little storage cases, trying on their new clothes and, for the first time, wearing sandals. Seeing ten pairs of brand new, brightly coloured, sandals lined up on the door step was quite a site.
The health difference in some of the children is already apparent. The Mother we have hired is doing a sterling job, making sure they wash and clean their teeth everyday. We've made sure they get fresh fruit twice a day and top it up with Vitamin C tablets. Add to the fact that they now don't have to go out digging all day everyday and can actually have some fun, they are all full of energy.
As a result and with the children being so excitable we've been pretty tired this week. Running around, playing with their new toys and wanting us to join in every minute of the day. We've had no peace, but it's been worth it. The idea to build a small football pitch has definitely paid off as the boys have spent a good 2-3 hours a day playing there – they are football mad! They really are the most adorable and great bunch of kids. We both a little are too attached!
One of our kids- Jacki – as previously mentioned on the blog, was so so quiet after living alone all her life with her very sick alcoholic 85 year old Granddad. The change in her has been immediate. She is becoming full of confidence and playfulness and generally seems much happier.
Last night, after jumping around and being hyper for a good hour, Francis, the most confident & intelligent of all our kids got up in front of all of everyone to tell us a story. Everyone suddenly went quite and listened intently, before three others got up and told traditional stories of their own. Whilst it was all in Luganda, it was brilliant to watch the faces of the other children as they listened and was a real insight into Ugandan traditions. When you've got no toys, no electricity and live in a mud hut, telling stories in how you pass the evening. It's great that even though they now have so many new things and an exciting environment they still are keeping true to their Ugandan culture.
The only down side of all this is that having the children here has really bought home how much work we still have to do to try and get this place sustainable and professional before we leave – in less than two months! Its pretty stressful to say the least. But we can only try our best. And having the kids here is what it's all about!


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- Age 39
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Hello! My name is Elizabeth and I am a 37-year-old woman living in Brookhaven seeking caregiver employment. I have been a corporate public relations professional for the past 10+ years and currently was part of my organization's company wide layoffs. I am now using my time to seek out a different kind of employment-one that nurtures my soul and also helps others! I have a great deal of experience in working with children and adults in addition to my corporate PR roles which took me from living in DC to London to Nashville, I worked as a volunteer coordinator for the Make-A-Wish foundation for a number of years. I was a camp counselor at Camp Seafarer in NC during college. I am very caring, responsible, patient, and fun-loving and would love nothing more than to help care for the special person in your life!
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Have you ever dreamed of saving the day, stepping into the shoes of your favourite action hero?
Well, now a theme park in Japan is running an immersive experience where guests can demonstrate their heroicness in a bid to impress others.
At Hirakata Park in Osaka you can book actors to start a "fight", so you can swing a punch or crush them with a defiant glare.
A tongue-in-cheek YouTube video shows how the stunt will work.
A couple appear to be on a date, before two "thugs" - played by actors - approach them looking for trouble.
One of the men grabs the woman roughly by the shoulder and tells her she's "looking fine", before the boyfriend tells him to get off.
The thug then prepares to throw a punch but he is stopped in his tracks.
After being put in their place, the two "bullies" run off, while the doe-eyed girlfriend looks on at her "brave" boyfriend.
"I've fallen head over heels for him all over again," she muses as the video ends.
Park-goers can also choose other options from the "hero menu" if they're not in the mood for a fight.
Alternative strength-testing scenarios include donating blood to save someone from death or stopping a bomb from exploding.
The experiences are apparently meant to be a bit of fun rather than taken seriously.
They are free to take part in and included in the $56 park entrance fee but those interested must book ahead.
The immersive experiences are being offered on weekends in May and June, with a start time of 1pm.


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Such a perfect way to start a weekend.
Bees Knees
My work gave me tickets to the Salt Lake Bees game for Friday night. We sat on the second row which was awesome, because then when the cheerleaders with weak arms (not judging, mine are weak too) throw out t-shirts and burrito's, we actually had a chance to catch them. There is nothing as American as a baseball game in the summer. Home-runs, vendors selling cotton candy and hot-dogs, and getting second-hand drunk because of the excessive amounts of beer.
3 comments:
- Chloe said...
Living in Salt Lake, we have been to a couple of Bee's games this summer, and they are always a ton of fun! I agree that baseball is such a fun summer night date night.
- August 29, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Rissy said...
a guy I dated for four years spent a season in SLC... really enjoyed playing there!
my friend is a HoneyBee lol I'll see if she can try and get those prizes a little futher ; )
really though.. what is more american than baseball in the summer? glad you had fun!
- August 29, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Brittany said...
I always get so excited to go to baseball games because they feel so summery (but I have to admit I'm done by the second inning most times).
Cute cute family.
- August 29, 2011 at 7:00 PM
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Saturday, September 26, 9pm--ADULTNAPPER, UNA SLIM, MARK WEBB.
"Adultnapper" is a shadowy figure drawn from the dark reaches of Francis imagination. Harris, a philosphy phD drop‐out with punk rocker roots, suburban Las Vegas but has called Brooklyn home for the past 9 years in which he has gone from "hating dance music," to establishing himself underground DJ/Producer with a unique sound and a global audience.


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I've encountered similar dearths of reliable information on some subjects, especially if the subject was what some might call archaic. But then, I'm the kind of old country boy who walks through museums and laughs at all the mislabeled tools.ReplyDelete
Not all information is out in the Internet.
It must be amusing to see those mislabeled tools.
Don't mind the pitching, it's the rolling I don't care for. By the way....it HAS to be true if it's on the internet, right? lolReplyDelete
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More DeLand, Florida
Sunday afternoon, our family joined other Stetson alumni and members of Sigma Alpha Iota for a sweet time of fellowship and snacks.
It seems like only a few years since we were in school together and members of the Eta Pi chapter!
At one point in the afternoon, one of the moms got a call that her son, who had fallen off a scooter and given himself a big knot on the head earlier in the day, was vomiting. So, she left the party early and headed to the emergency room to meet her husband and son. A few minutes later one of the ladies received a text asking us to pray for the boy, who had indeed sustained a concussion. I loved that we paused the conversation, bowed our heads, and prayed for this family.
We've only changed a tiny bit.
Three husbands joined this crazy crew of ladies, the guys are also Stetson alumni. They look remarkably similar, don't you think?
While the ladies chatted inside, the kids went outside to play
and shoot off leftover fireworks from the 4th of July.
I love this sweet, hospitable woman! Eva just celebrated her 80th birthday, and as long as I've known her, she has opened up her home to love on people. I think we counted twelve adults and fourteen children running around her house.
Our crazy friends from Avon Park thought we needed another trip to Rodeo Whip,
Two times in two days. We have to make up for lost time.
Even the second time around, garbage pail and peanut butter fudge crunch still came out on top in the flavor race.
Since the Loomis clan talked us into going for ice cream, we talked them into going back to GrandMollie and Grandpa T's house to visit for a little bit.
Sweet times! (Aren't they the cutest couple ever?!?)
We are forever grateful that the Lord led us to DeLand and allowed our paths to cross with so many amazing people who love Him.


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Welcome each guest with a personalized princess party banner and princess party decorations.
Princess Party Theme submitted by Angela from Nova Scotia.
For my Daughters birthday she was into being a princess so for her birthday we got pink bristol board and lots of it and made our entertainment center into a castle with white towers complete with a draw bridge where the present were set.
We had 2 pink and 2 white and 2 purple balloons grouped with streamers with hearts on them hanging in all the corners of the room and in the middle then joined with pink and white streamers.
Each little girl was given an invitation shaped like a glass slipper told to come to Corinne princess ball and come dressed in your favorite princess dress.
Every little girl showed up in beautiful princess costumes I made a castle cake. First game we played was wishing well.
I got a large white bristol board and drew a hugh circle and(5points)on it then a smaller one (10points)then a smaller one(15points) and a small one in the center (20points) and each child got three pennies and stood in a marked off area and tossed her pennies.
The girl who got the largest points won a prize ( a diary). Next game was kiss a frog prince. I drew a picture of a frog with a crown on it with no mouth each girl got a set of red lips with their name on them to take turns blind folded pinning them on the frog(like pin the tail on the donkey).
The one closest got a prize(a brush, mirror, comb and hair pretties set). The next game was musical chairs which was to the tune of a cd I made with all the princess songs I could find and this cd was played throughout the party (prize was a gum ball machine filled with pink and purple and white gum balls).
Opened presents and the girls sang and danced to the music. They each got their pictures taken in front of our castle with the birthday girl which was given along with a cd to each child as a thank you the next day at school.
We had hot dogs cut small with toothpicks in them and choice of dippings and chips in pink and purple bowls and drinks (7up with some pink food coloring) in wine glasses.
They all seemed to have so much fun almost as much fun as I had planning it.


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Finish Your Book in Three Drafts
Finish Your Book in Three Drafts is published by Book Architecture in June 2016. This book has 140 pages in English, ISBN-13 978-0986420429.
How do you write a book? Stuart Horwitz helps you do it in three drafts. Three drafts: that's all you need. The messy draft: which is all about getting it down. The method draft: which is all about making sense. The polished draft: which is all about making it good. Finish Your Book in Three Drafts is for outliners who meticulously script every writing session and pantsers who pilot solely by feel. It will help you get past the fear that can land a first draft in the trashcan, and the confusion that can send a second draft into a dizzying tailspin. Because you don't want to be writing the same book for the rest of your life.
You can Finish Your Book in Three Drafts provided you approach each draft in the right spirit, and know what action steps to take between drafts. With clarity, honesty, humor, and even videos, Horwitz discusses the best outlook and direction for each of the three drafts so that you can increase your efficiency, satisfaction, and engagement with both your writing process and your final product.


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Aftermath of the NO vote for public safety, same old BS!
The voters in Lane County regarding "public safety tax" sent a very clear message, that we do not want an extra income tax. However, just like the sales tax issue, I don't think that they get it.
Not surprisingly, the Lane County Sheriff's Department once again appears to get the brunt of the 250 proposed job cuts, with 100 deputies from the jail, 20 patrol deputies from police services (does that include the traffic team?) and 50 support staff positions including everything from managers to janitors.(250-170=80)
" Captain Thomas Turner with Lane County Sheriff's Office says, "it will only have to be the major calls the most violent the most aggressive that's about the best we can respond to and in a extremely limited capacity."
At any given time there would only be two deputies and one supervisor covering all of Lane County and the cuts would mean the jail will go from about 75 down to just 25 beds available for local offenders. "{KVAL}--
The Lane County Sheriff's office says that they may later consider going without patrols during certain hours of the day.
remember that next time you see a sheriff's deputy sitting on a side road running radar and remind yourself that several years ago they have decided not to respond to burglar alarms.
Other cuts include about 25% of the jobs that are funded by the county's general fund, 25% of the county's road fund and almost half of the jobs funded by the parks fund.
" Without the federal money or an alternative, Burger said, "Lane County becomes a lot less livable and a lot less safe, said Sheriff Russell Burger" "(a great message to send out to the Olympics committee for the Summer Olympics trials soon to be held in Eugene)
Voters did pass a by 56% of the vote a 2% cap on future income taxes.
" Our direction is clear," said Commissioner Faye Stewart, board chairman. "Work with the federal government to get funds, and if that doesn't work, we make the cuts and focus on trying to provide the best services we can for the citizens.
…Voter approval of the tax cap means that the board faces a limit of 2 percent on any future county income tax and the money can only go to public safety, said Stewart. That could hinder the county's ability to use any future income taxes to pay for other services. The board had placed this provision in the ballot language to try to assure residents that income taxes would go only to public safety "{Register Guard}-- (which it should have been in the first place)
in other news...
Oregon Legislature's jump on the predicted $152 million surplus.{Register Guard}--
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