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SalemFest scheduled for Saturday and Sunday
Local nonprofits are banding together once again with music, crafts and family entertainment on Sept. 15 and Sept. 16
The third annual 5K kid trot kicks things off Saturday morning at 8 a.m. at the Woodbury School. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. From 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the Ingram Senior Center on Sally Sweet Way is offering a Pamper Me Spa Day, including manicures, massages and Reiki healing. The Senior Knit, Crochet & Quilting group will sell handmade wares.
Salemhaven and Silverthorne on Geremonty Drive will hold their annual fall fairs Saturday during SalemFest. SalemHaven's annual fair is from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Silverthorne Adult Day Center Fall fair will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Plenty of activity will take place along Main Street on Saturday. Greystone Farm is selling homemade apple pie and other goodies from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Kelley Library is opening its doors for the annual Giant Book and Media Sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Civil War living historians will re-enact the life of a Union soldier and laundress from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. History buffs can also enjoy Historical Society Museum tours at the Old Town Hall, the Alice Hall Memorial Library and School House No. 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church's International Dinner is scheduled Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at 171 Zion Hill.
Music and games will be offered throughout the day. Local nonprofits will also be on hand to offer information about their services and organizations.
St. David's Episcopal Church's 10th annual professional crafter's fair will be open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Salem Farmers' Market is offering fresh food and produce at 37 Lake Street on Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.


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Apartment for 5 guestsName/Address: Hexenstieg Erdgeschoss
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This comfortable apartment (ca 90m2) is located on the ground floor of this holiday home and benefits from a quiet location in the 'fresh air' spa resort Elend, near the well known holiday resort Braunlage. The holiday home has a private sauna and a terrace with barbecue- amongst others. You can also rent bicycles and sleighs. You are in the Oberharz here, a very interesting region both in summer and in winter. In winter you can choose from the ski areas of Braunlage, Wurmberg and Hohegeiß. These ski areas are suitable for beginners and experienced skiers alike and have a maximum altitude of approx. 1.000 m. There are excellent possibilities for langlaufers in the region too. In summer you can visit the nature area Oberharz, the Brocken (highest mountain of the Harz) or the UNESCO-cities Quedlinburg and Goslar. Sporty types can walk, mountainbike, toboggan, tennis etc.. here to their heart's content.
LayoutGround floor: (Corridor, Open plan kitchen(cooker(ceramic), oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), Living/diningroom(TV(satellite), fireplace, DVD player, stereo), Bedroom(Double bed), Bedroom(Single bed, Double bed), Bathroom(bath, shower, washbasin, toilet, urinal)) sauna, heating(Floor heating), patio(private), garden(shared with other guests ), garden furniture, BBQ
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- Cleaning: Mandatory: € 50
- Pets: Not allowed
- Bed linen: Possible to rent per packet, € 7 p.p./Stay
- Bath towels: Included in the price when you rent a linen package
- Kitchen linen: Included in the price when you rent a linen package
- Electricity: Included
- Gas/Oil: Included
- Wifi: € 5/night
- Tourist tax: Mandatory, indication: € 2 /person/night
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text: I can't believe I missed a day of blogging yesterday! I was busy shopping in Dallas and, that's it, I got busy shopping:) Fall weather is definitely upon us here now, it's falling into the 60's and the leaves have turned their colors. I'm really loving it! Being from Wisconsin but living in the south for the last almost 5 years I'm still getting used to the seasons here; they are much harder to decipher but I do love the changes it brings. Here are 10 photos about fall (yep, more leaves but they are so pretty in B&W don't you think?)


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Photo: Harry Reid and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer had hoped at one point to get as much as $10 million from the Obama campaign. AP/Politico
From Politico:
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid wants the White House to tread lightly on earmarks, saying that any push by the Obama administration to clamp down on pet projects would be met with strong opposition from congressional leaders.
"We cannot let spending be done by a bunch of nameless, faceless bureaucrats," Reid said, arguing that lawmakers are much more in tune with federal money needs for their states than agencies in Washington.
Reid's comments came as he and Democratic leaders vowed swift action on Obama's agenda.
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My Comment: This is a critical test for President Obama. It will give us a chance to see if he walks the walk .... and talks the talk.
If history is any indication .... he will not walk the walk.


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I've used the Whimsy image "Summer Day Emma", which has been coloured with Copic markers. The corners have been shaped with a "cloud" corner chomper from We R Memory Keepers. The papers are from Henbury Lane by Papermania. I've used doily lace border punch and a butterfly, both from Martha Stewart.
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On October 13th, Lila turned 15 months old. She is feeling so much more like a toddler than a baby which is both so fun and so sad.
Height: 31.5" (~81st percentile)Weight: 24lbs 3oz (~85th percentile)
Head: 18" (~52nd percentile)
At 15 months, Lila.....- is wearing 18 month clothes and jammies.
- is wearing a size 4 diaper.
- is wearing a size 4 shoe and LOVES wearing her shoes. She always goes to find them and brings them to me to put on.
- has a ton of teeth and all her molars in the process of coming in.
- drinks her milk out of a cup during the day but still takes a bottle before bed. She will drink her milk cold out of a cup but will only drink it from her bottle warm.
- eats 3 meals and 2 snacks per day. She loves fruit (blueberries are her favorite), but veggies are very hit or miss.....mostly miss.
-when she is hungry, she runs to her high chair and points to get in.
- is terrible about throwing her food on the floor when she doesn't want something or simply doesn't want to sit in her high chair. We clean up ALOT of food off the floor.
- thinks it is hilarious when we try to discipline her. The more stern we speak, the harder she laughs. I know she will get it eventually.
- RUNS everywhere and has so fear. She is a climber and is constantly climbing up on the fireplace or up in chairs.
-Never cries when I drop her at school. You have adjusted so well to your new class.
-she can point out her nose, but we are still working on the rest of the body parts.- is starting to talk quite a bit. She says Momma, Dada, puppy, bye-bye, uh-oh, night-night, shakes her head no when you ask her questions, Nana, Papaw, Mimi, duck, and she quacks for the duck
-is so loving and gives lots of hugs and big open mouthed kisses.
- is busy busy busy. She is constantly on the move.
-She likes to read books but can hardly sit still for the whole thing.
- Loves playing with her sister. She follows Ad everywhere and wants to do everything she is doing.
- One day Ad caught Lila digging in my purse and has been calling her pursie ever since. It makes me laugh and Lila answers to it so we just roll with it. She also gets called Lila Beanie Weanie along with her normal Lila Bean nickname.
-LOVES the swing and being outside. She will go find us and point to the back door all the time to go outside
- Sleeps from 7:45-8pm to somewhere in the range of 5:45-6:45am and takes about a 45 minute to an hour afternoon nap per day. She loves going to bed at night. As soon as her bath is over she gets so excited and starts chanting night-night.
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Comprising six ethnic sub-groups (Jinghpaw, Lawngwaw, Lashi, Zaiwa, Rawang, Lisu) are called Kachin. These six groups are the same traditions, customs, dialects and practices live mainly in northern Burma, as well as parts of China and India. The Kachin in Burma are estimated to number between 1 - 1.5 million.
Total area of the Kachinland measures about 33,903 square miles, located between 23o-3' to 28o - 29' N Latitude and 96o - 99o E Longitudes. Kachin land is adjoining with Peoples Republic of China in the East, Democratic Republic of India in the West, Tibet in the North and Burma in the South. About 50% of the total area of the Kachinland is hills and mountains up to the height of 5,881 metres above the sea level.
Kachin land is rich in natural resources, like Jades, gold and teak-timbers etc.. The land is covered with undisturbed-natural forests. The rarest natural species like Black Orchids, White Pheasants, and golden fishes in the confluence of Mali and Nmai rivers are observed. There are mainly three seasons in the Kachinland, Rainy Season., middle of May to middle of October; Summer Season is from middle of February to middle of May, and Winter Season starts from middle of October and ends in February. Annual Mean Daily Temperature ranges from 4 - 36 oC with 60 - 95% Relative Humidity. Hill cities, like Putao, have a very low temperature ranging from -4 to 18oC with low humidity. The uppermost part of Kachinland, including the Putao falls in temperate zone. The maximum temperature of 40 oC was recorded in 1996. Annual rainfall ranges from 80 to 200 inches. More rainfall has been observed in mountainous parts of the land.
How did the Kachin People Convert into Christian?
The Kachin of Myanmar originally religion was animism. Christianity spread among the Kachin people since 1837, like Eugenia Kincaid was the first Baptist missionary met Kachin people in northern Burma, Kachinland in 1837. He wrote letter to the mission society in America to send missionaries to Kachin land of northern Burma ( Myanmar). The first Baptist missionary to Kachin people was Albert J. Lyon, he died from malaria on March 15, 1878, one month after his arrival. Then William H. Roberts came to over to Bamo the Kachin Land, northern Burma, on January 12, 1879,he re-accomplished great mission work among the Kachin people and the first seven Kachin had been converted into Christian and baptized at Bumwa in 1882. He also started opened primary school for Kachin people.
Dr.Ola Hanson came over to Bamaw in December 22, 1890 and created Kachin's alphabet from Roman alphabet in to the first kachin literature. Dr. Ola Hanson also compiled a Kachin-English dictionary and translated hymnal and the Holy Bible into Kachin.
Late after another twenty-four American missionaries where opened mission schools, hostels, hospitals, health centers and other development programs over the Kachinland, but on August 1960, the first Priminster of Union Burma banned and abolished the freedom of religious regulations act and declared Buddhism as the State religion. Since all the western missionaries where left from Burm (Myanmar).To day majority Kachin are Christian.
How does the government systems of the Kachin (1947) before Independent of Burma (Myanmar)
The Kachin' Government system is used to be ruled by village and clan chiefs. The territory of Kachin State never came under direct British administration, nor had they been directly under the authority of the Burman (Myanmar) court before the Kachin Hill Tribes Regulation Acts 1895 was introduced. However, many of the areas actually within the orbit of the regulation were still governed through a system of indirect rule, which relied upon the authority of selected local chiefs and elders for the successful implementation of Government policy. During British rule of Burma (from 1886 to 1947), most Kachin territory was specially administered as a frontier region (Kachin Hill Regulation Act 1895).|
How did the Kachin jointly gaining Independent in (1947) with Burma (Myanmar ) from British
The Union of Burma (Myanmar) is a nation-state of diverse ethnic nations(nationalities),founded in 1947 at the Panlong Conference by pre-colonial independent ethnic nationalities such as the Kachin, Chin, Shan, Karen, Karenni, Mon, Arakan, and burman (mayanmar), based on the principle of equality. As it was founded by formerly independent peoples in 1947 through an agreement, the boundaries of the Union of Burma today are not historical. Rather, the Union of Burma, or myanmar in its current form, was born of the historic Pang long agreement signed in 1947, Shan state of eastern Burma . Burma (maynmar) gained Independent from British on Feb 12, 1947. Today in Burma' government is military dictatorship.The population is about 50 millions, and half of them are Burman (mayanmar) and the rest of them are ethnic minorities. 30% are Christian.
Who are the Kachin National Organization (KNO)
The Kachin National Organization is a political organization founded on the 9th of January 1999. The formation was the result of extensive discussion between the overseas Kachins and the elders from the Kachin homeland. The main goals of the Kachin National Organization (KNO) are to establishing an independent of Kachin people, Human rights, self-termination and eco-social equal justice and freedom of beliefs and practices as well as restore genuine federal Union in Burma (mayanmar).
Saturday, March 31, 2012
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Pat and I are hearing from many parents to not wish this walking thing to happen too fast-- "You'll be chasing him everywhere..." "Get out the gates!" I know this will be true, however, Elliot is such a monkey and is crawling so fast, getting up on and into everything, that we are doubting it will be that much different. I'll check back in later once he really has a hang of the walking and let you know if we really are being naive or if this little guy is already on hyper mode.
A few examples: While I did laundry yesterday, Elliot spent the time putting blocks on a big chair, climbing up on his own, throwing them back down. He would then use all his core muscles to tediously get off the chair (his little feet just barely reach, I think he's going to fall each time but doesn't...), put the blocks back up... repeat. Literally, this happened 20x in a row. Every once in a while, his foot would get stuck up by his head, but the rest of him was already almost down. He'd hang mid-air in limbo, give a little groan or whine, and I'd say, "So how are you going to solve that one?" then he'd work his little foot off the chair just in time to catch himself.
And: Claire and Diane popped over yesterday for a little bit to visit and play. Diane played on her own very well, not much of a peep, very content to just investigate calmly. Claire enjoyed her cup of tea. I, on the other hand, ended up in the bathroom 3 or 4 times because Elliot would crawl really fast there, wanting to get into the bathtub. Or, he'd be in the kitchen, back out again, crawling super fast with a toy in each fist, scooting them across the floor. All while Diane stayed nicely in the play area...
There are some issues with him wanting to stand on the chairs lately, too.
I'm willing to say we're naive if we are, but my guess is that we should have already put up the baby gates when the crawling started with this maniac.
Oh, and I guess the mommy brain continues past the year mark, as I think I forgot to rinse the conditioner out of my hair this morning?
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Monday, August 30, 2010
First Steps, First Dip in the Lake...
Just like every milestone with a baby, we're not really sure what to count as the "first," or that's the way it's been with Elliot most times. "Ok, did he really crawl right there?" "He just rolled over! But I think it was an accident." "That was definitely DAD, but, c'mon, did he call you that!?"
A few days ago, he was closing the dryer door for me and it moved faster than he anticipated, leaving him with the only option of stepping forward one step before catching himself on his knees. Nah, not walking yet.
This morning, I was holding Elliot's hands as he walked towards Pat and he let go, only to manage 2 quick steps before falling. He did this over and over between us, but we decided that with the running start, this wasn't really walking.
However, this evening, I stood him up and stepped back about 5 feet and reached for him to walk to me. He managed 4 controlled steps, initiated all on his own, before falling. This we're counting! He was so super excited and proud, that he bounced around, crawling, laughing, pulling up on furniture, but couldn't get himself settled down enough to accomplish it again... it was almost like he was unsure of what he had actually achieved, but he was sure it was something! And, again, just like any other milestone, the first time is usually an anomaly until he realizes what he did and can mimic the movements regularly (when he rolled over the first time, I expected him to keep doing it... but had to wait 2 more weeks for him to do it again!).
On Saturday, we did a great bike ride to Navy Pier with Elliot. He loved it and we sat by Ohio Street Beach for a bit, enjoying the lovely weather, then rode home.
On Sunday, we lingered at the lake for the afternoon, which is the norm. I dozed a bit while Pat scooted off with Elliot. Just as I thought they had been gone a bit, Pat hollers over, "Hey! I put him in the lake and he loved it! His first real swim!" He had his clothes off and his diaper was fully drenched. Apparently, Elliot was reaching for it, so Pat put his feet in... then he started kicking, so in a little more, until he was up to his waist. The cold water was no deterrent! Like father, like son.
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Elliot jams to Al Green.
Well, "jam" is an overstatement. And notice just how big that last piece of banana is that he shoves in his mouth.
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Banana-Eating Munchkin.
Elliot had stopped eating bananas, one of the foods he normally likes. Then, yesterday, I was munching on one, and he wanted a bite, but reached for it, wanting to hold it. I thought for sure it'd end up on the ground or he'd smoosh it in his fist, but he ate away. Apparently, he now has to hold the banana himself and it can't be chopped up.
I don't know what it is about his little look at this angle, but I just want to scoop him up and kiss him all over! Maybe it's the fact that I'll be at work starting next week. There's another one I'm posting, too, because he starts bobbing to Al Green as he eats.
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Growing Up.
I went in and got Elliot from his nap yesterday, and it seemed he grew significantly in just those two hours! He looked different and felt heavier. Crazy. Then, I put him in jeans, and it seemed he turned 3 years old right under my nose! And now that he can crawl up on the chairs around the house, he sits there and beams pride, knowing he's becoming a big boy... anyone have tips on how to stand time still?! I'm afraid I'll blink and he'll be in kindergarten!
We've been attempting the sippy cup here and there, trying to replace a mid-day bottle with it, but I didn't bother while we traveled. Previously, he would bite on the rubbery kind and then just let the water/milk flow right down the front of him (how the heck do you make a kid swallow?). We switched kinds, and he finally seems to be getting something out of it today! Of course, it's become a bit of a show since he gets praise for at least tipping it up and having it in his mouth-- he's all exaggerated and dramatic with it. He seemed surprised when he actually sucked and realized, "Oh, that's what this is supposed to do..." Still not getting a bottle's equivalent so we're grumping through the afternoons, but I just don't think I can do the cold turkey with how stubborn he's become.
His "schedule" has been really out of whack lately... yesterday, we had to cancel playing with Riley because he just couldn't make it past 9:15a without needing a nap. Today-- it was all my efforts to get him down finally at 5pm. Sheesh.
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Monday, August 23, 2010
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Elliot? Part Two
We went in for Pat's dad's wedding this weekend. It was so lovely and it was awesome to catch up with everyone and to celebrate. We've had so many funerals on that side in the last two+ years that it was great to sit around and visit, and not feel like you had to be doing something, anything, to try to make things more comfortable. Bill and Nancy seemed to truly enjoy hosting and although I know it was a lot of work, they didn't seem stressed. The ceremony and meal was at Maggiano's in one of their ballrooms and I would guess that there was 150 people! My parents stayed the whole weekend and it was great for all the inlaws to visit more.
We stayed with Pat's brother and as always, this makes for a great way to hang with their kids. Kyle, 7, Timmy, almost 4, and Kate, almost 2, were so good with Elliot. They had toys sorted out that were "Elliot appropriate" and entertained him non-stop.
He learned how to climb on and off the zebra... almost can go down stairs, but no walking yet... ??
Our air mattress was too tempting for the kids. Now that Elliot needs his own space to sleep in, we were relegated to the living room floor. He's already taking over.
I failed to get any photos of the wedding or the wedding couple-- Pat was a little involved, so I was solo with Elliot and the camera was not a priority. I was out walking him up and down the hallway most of the ceremony anyway.
Here are some of the crew-- that's Elliot, and next to him is his cousin Ben (1 1/2yo), then you see cousin Alex (3 1/2), and on down the table is Ben's twin, Jacob. ALL of these kids konked out before the reception was over. We joked that it was the adults' turn to nap...
Elliot has become quite clingy lately. We like to blame it on teeth, toddlerhood, me being home all summer, whatever, but it's getting worse. He melted down so easily all weekend and wouldn't go to anyone else. Of course, we were staying someplace strange, his naps were all too short and off schedule, and he's so much more aware in the car that sleeping is no longer a given. He did awesome on the way in, but on the way back to Chicago, a burp or something kept him up until we stopped for a bit, and then bedtime was around 10pm. He was up early this morning, crying over everything, and so back to bed it was by 9:15a!
I was lucky, however, that he crashed on my lap right as the main course came at the wedding. I got to enjoy my meal, eating over his head. Fabulous.
And it was my parents' 42nd anniversary weekend! Nice reason to take a trip!
After the wedding, everyone changed their clothes and headed to Panini's for drinks and more food (of course!). We wanted to go, but knew Elliot was worn out and it wasn't a place for him. Mom and dad offered to keep him, but they were staying at a friend's place that wasn't super kid friendly. Pat's brother was having his in-laws over to watch their kids, so mom and dad came there and the two sets of in-laws visited while the kids could all play. This worked well for about an hour until Elliot needed a bottle. He refused to take a bottle from anyone but Kyle, the 7-year-old nephew! And when an adult stepped in to help flip the bottle the right way, Elliot screamed in objection. He took the bottle from his knees, drinking hamster style with his neck kinked way back. Sigh. What are we going to do with this stubborn boy?
Mom also told me that he crawled under the dining room table, stood up, got stuck, and just cried because he refused to sit back down in order to get out. She crawled under, tried to coax him out, ended up having to sit him down and scoot him along the wood floor to prove to him that this was a solution, all while he bawled. Oh, how I sympathized with them. They were such troopers, though, taking it in stride and I was home in time to put him down. What a stinker.
I'm trying for more playtime and such for him, but playing with other kids doesn't seem to be a huge problem. It's the strange adults that are the issue, as well as such heightened frustration when he's so tired. I'm hoping this is standard fare for toddlers? Or do we really have a mess on our hands?
Elliot's make-shift bed at the after-after party on Sunday. Bill and Nancy had left for their honeymoon, but we all gathered at the house and ate down Maggiano's leftovers!
Dave and Jen came with Avery to see us! It was great to get the kids together. She's walking, doing great, looking so grown up.
Most of us stayed inside with the ac, but there was a football game out back.
Katie drove up from Texas all by herself!
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Jessica visits and Air Show.
We've been busy this summer for sure. Jessica, a friend from Kent, visited to look at grad schools and to catch up! We have enjoyed many times at the lake already and this weekend was no exception. We rode our bikes down to the pier at the Planetarium to watch the Air Show, just in time to catch the Blue Angels. It was awesome. Really a perfect afternoon-- great weather (our heat broke), the lake was so gorgeous, and Elliot did fabulously on the bike now that we have a better helmet. He actually took a catnap on the way home. Not great for the neck, but what can you do? We tried to wake him, but the helmeted-head just kept a'bobbing...
The tuxedo? I was vocalizing my worry about what to put Elliot in for Grandpa Papczun's wedding soon to my sister, Karen. She calls shortly after with, "I have the perfect outfit for him. You'll say it's too fancy, but it's not everyday that his Grandpa gets married, right? He'll be so cute, and we're doing it for his birthday," as I complained about the impracticality. "That's what gifts are for" and I lost the argument. Patent leather shoes and all! It was very sweet of her and Uncle Brad, et al, to send this to us and he is darn cute. Of course, the 9mo pants were too big around but the sleeves were too short, so I altered it to be shorts/shortsleeved. Turned out not too shabby, eh? The bowtie is not on, but there will be plenty of photos from the wedding, I'm sure. Grandma and Grandpa Ulrich are coming to the wedding, too, so it will be great to see everyone on Pat's side and them.
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Super Fast Crawling.
Elliot tends to grab a toy, block, bottle of water, what have you, and use it as a sort of wheel when he's crawling. The item slides across the floor with him pushing it, and he is forced to crawl extra fast to keep up. It's hilarious, but very hard to capture on film, as he gets distracted by the camera. And this isn't even a really fast example!
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Monday, August 9, 2010
Learning to Love.
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The Carpenters Visit.
My sister, Kathy, drove up from Atlanta with her three girls (Abby, 7; and Lindsey and Rachel, almost 4) and her husband, Matt. They stayed for 3 nights and we had a ball. All of their birthdays are in August, so this was a big birthday vacation. Everyone got a personalized mini-cake.
The girls were very excited to play with Elliot, and he was just as excited to have them around. It was non-stop energy.
Friday, we were at the Museum of Science and Industry all day. I saw parts of the museum and exhibits that I never spent time at, and teased them that I guess I just really needed to be with some nerds to experience the Science Museum the real way! The kids were fabulous-- Abby really took charge of Elliot, who did not nap all day and did very well.
Saturday, they had tickets to Shrek the Musical and we joined them. Abby had performed some of the songs in a musical theater class, and her mouth was wide open the entire time. What a show!! Loved it, and it reminded me how little theater we get to see, and how much I love musicals.
Then we ate dinner at the lake and waded in the water while Kathy and Matt went out. There was a little drama when some watermelon helped Abby lose her remaining big front tooth! At first, she was devastated that it was MIA (truly a lost tooth), until we reminded her that fairies have those fairy-like abilities, and surely the Tooth Fairy had taken it out of her mouth because it was good and ready. Luckily, hehem, the Tooth Fairy in Chicago had a $2 bill that is tradition, and all was well in fairyland.
So, today, I am getting caught up on things like blogging. I have some videos I'm trying to post of Elliot, but there's some technical difficulty...
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
First Bike Ride!
Elliot got a seat for our bikes from Aunt Maryann last Christmas, and he's finally one year old and can give it a whirl. We got a helmet, and he smiled so big at trying it on at the store (he plays with Pat's when he comes home from work).
The helmet kept slipping over his eyes and he was extra grumpy today anyway, so although we've declared the ride a success, there are tweaks that need to be made. It seems every time the helmet bumps the back of the seat, it scooches forward over his eyes, no matter how tight we put it (we even tried a washcloth over his head first, boostering him up with a towel, etc). The fatness of the foam at the back of his head forces him to kink his neck forward until the helmet shifts... still working on this.
It was fun and there will be lots more!
One of many adjustments to the helmet.
We're rolling!
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Jazmine Sullivan is already making waves with her new single Holding You Down. We are loving her music and also loving her new soft look. Jazmine showing a very delicate side and playing up her beautiful features gets an A plus from Blaque Beauty Mama. So you may be wondering how can you copy this fabulous natural dewy look...Read further down and I'll tell you how.
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Sunday, April 8, 2012
Here are more technique tags I have done trying to finish up all the techniques in the Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Class at onlinecardclasses.com. Believe it or not there are still some techniques I was not able to do. Some of them use Distress Markers which I don't have (they are fairly new item) and even some Rock Candy Distress Stickles I don't have (but will be getting from local scrapbook store soon I hope).
The first tag above uses Distress Embossing powder. I only had the color of embossing powder- Vintage Photo- which is a brown, but did stamp the image from Stubby Stampers (www.stubbystampers.com) in several different inks and noticed the tone of the embossing powder changes depending on what ink is underneath it.
The second tag is Rusted Enamel Technique and uses inks and clear embossing powder. Very cool to see in person as it really does not look like it can just be paper.
Third tag is a technique using embossing powder and them removing the embossing powder later. I did not intially see the value in that since I was thinking why not just emboss and leave it that way? The nifty thing is, though, once you remove embossing, the card is smooth to the touch again rather than bumpy from embossing powder. The floral stamp on here again is from Stubby Stampers, and the swirl stamp is from a clear stamp set from a company called Autumn Leaves.
I do have one more tag I did, a Mardi Gras theme, but need some feathers as a final touch. So, I will be posting that one as soon as I can find my purple, green, and gold feathers that I have stashed around here somewhere.
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So . . . the opthamologist who guessed I had APS BEFORE I had strokes and had asked my GP to test me for cardiolipin antibodies (my GP threw his written request into the trash while saying " these hot shots straight from medical school. They think they're so smart.")
ANYWAY -- this opthamologist began joking with me at my last eye exam appointment that if I really wanted a hot tub on our patio he would write me a prescription for one if I thought that would help me convince my husband.
I laughed, showed it to my husband, we laughed together, then I threw it out.
BUT -- a year and a lot of muscle and joint pain later:
Is he right? Is a daily soak in the hot tub a real live, authentic, pays-for-itself-in-saved-medical-bills treatment for sticky blood?
It makes sense, doesn't it, that a nice full body soak in hot, bubbly relaxing water is bound to improve circulation and break up proto clots.
But before I start acting like a spoiled brat and seriously ask my husband if we can make a $5K outlay for a hot tub I thought I'd float (ha ha) this idea by the group.
Anybody else have positive results from hot tub therapy?


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Comments:In 2005, I retired with the intention of cruising. My wife said that she would do it only if we had a boat safe enough to survive a hurricane Ivan. My research led me to the Westsail 32. I found 14 of them for sale on the east coast. We looked at all 14, but the instant we went aboard Tarwathie, we both knew "this is the one." Tarwathie was (and is) in marvelous sail-away condition. The interior is light, bright and cheery. None of the other 13 W32s came close to Tarwathie's interior comfort.
We cruised full time on Tarwathie for 11 years, 2005-2016, doing about 60K nm in the USA East Coast, Canada, the Bahamas, Mexico, and 9 summers on Lake Champlain in Vermont. The previous owner cruised full time for 11 years, also doing 60K nm and raising two kids on board. That's equivalent to 4 circumnavigations. Tarwathie stands ready for a couple of more circumnavigations, but alas her crew (me and my wife) are not.
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Utah football: Travis Wilson vows to be ready to play on Saturday
Don't Feed the Trolls Salt Lake City, UTOct. 24, 2013 6:05 p.m.
@ed grody
"And what was byu's signature win? Against an uninspired Texas team who didn't want to be here?"
I think you are confusing 2013 Texas with Sugar Bowl Alabama
StGtoSLC SALT LAKE CITY, UTOct. 24, 2013 11:32 a.m.
Comparing two mid-level sophomore QBs' NFL potential is an exercise in futility. This argument at this point in each of their young careers is pointless.
Uteology East Salt Lake City, UtahOct. 23, 2013 11:29 p.m.
I think Shultz did okay last game. I hoping he's getting more reps this week even if Wilson can play.
The critical issue regardless of QB is TOs. We have 11 INTs in 4 PAC-12 games: OSU 3 L, UCLA 6 L, Stanford 0 W, Arizona 2 L.
Hailstorm is a coming Riverdale, UTOct. 23, 2013 9:28 p.m.
I would make sure that Wilson takes good care of his hand and it is at least 100% on that throwing hand, them by all means let him start the game.If not then Schulz looked confident, remember that threw that long touchdown pass right on the money to Anderson? If there is ANY doubt alt all about Wisons hand then give Adam Schulz the chance to play a full game. The kicking game and defensive units have kept us in the game in the past. I really like the odd couple of Phillips and Hackett in our kicking game. If they have excellent performances then the Utes might just pull this one out.
rlsintx Plano, TXOct. 23, 2013 8:36 p.m.
Wilson and Schultz are both really good. You don't lose much when Schultz is in there. Wilson is better - hope his hand is truly healed, it was obvious it has been bothering him for a while.
Cougsndawgs West Point , UTOct. 23, 2013 5:53 p.m.
I completely agree. I love gutsy players that want to tough it out as much as the next guy, but there comes a point where they have to decide between gutting it out and what's ultimately best for the team (see Riley Nelson, 2012). I think a healthy Schultz gives Utah a better shot than an unhealthy Wilson dealing with a finger on his throwing hand. That's like going into a gunfight not knowing if your firing mechanism is working at 100%...dangerous proposition. Of course none of us really know how healthy Wilson really is, but if he's not really 100%, it behooves the utes to start the guy who is.
Spokane Ute Spokane, WAOct. 23, 2013 4:17 p.m.
If Wilson is not 100%, he needs to do the right thing and let Schultz run the offense. Wilson's pick 6 was very costly against Arizona.
TanMan_101 West Jordan, UTOct. 23, 2013 3:37 p.m.
To all the BYU fans who still don't think Travis Wilson is any good: He certainly carved up your secondary, while Taysom Hill was attempting to complete passes to Greg Wrubell all the way up in the press box.
Truth Machine Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 2:48 p.m.
"And what was BYU's signature win? Against an uninspired Texas team who didn't want to be here?"
Who said Texas was uninspired and didn't want to be in Provo?
Name one source, or just admit that you're simply making stuff up to help you sleep at night.
Bottom line: Travis has been trending down for the last four games. Even if he's 100% healthy (extremely doubtful), the Utes might be better off starting an untested quarterback with only 30 career passes against the Trojans.
Samurai Jake Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 2:42 p.m.
I'm glad we cheer for the same team, but the negative undertone from your post perplexes me. You're already assuming Wilson won't be able to throw by game time. That has yet to be determined. So why speculate on negative outcomes that haven't even taken place yet, and likely won't take place when Travis is ready to go by Saturday afternoon?
Remember: the glass is always 100% full...!
Let's rally behind Wilson. We haven't enjoyed this much exciting Utes football for years.
Christine B. Hedgefog Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 12:59 p.m.
"an uninspired Texas team who didn't want to be here"
Quite an indictment for a legendary power conference program full of 5 star recruits and a legendary coach! Comical how some delusional Ute fans boldly proclaim in one article that even the Vanderbilt's of the power conferences tower over lowly non-big boy teams, then in the next article claim that one of the mightiest of the mighty is "uninspired" and doesn't "want to be here"
Although that description is pretty close to the Alabama team you beat in the Sugar bowl. Funny how a silly statement like that comes back to bite you sometimes, isn't it?
mecham22 SPRINGVILLE, UTOct. 23, 2013 12:52 p.m.
Sure hope he is 100% because whatever percent he was at the start of the Arizona game wasn't nearly good enough. He played awful and has really had a rough go the since he hurt his hand. He has some real ability as displayed at the start of the year. Utah needs him to be at the level to continue to compete. Good luck this week
Go Utes
GoRed WEST VALLEY CITY, UTOct. 23, 2013 12:18 p.m.
@ed grody
And what was byu's signature win? Against an uninspired Texas team who didn't want to be here? Against an over-rated Houston team by 1 point? Or against their rivals, the Utes? Oh wait. They lost to that team again for the 4th time in a row.
Oh we'll. Keep trying.
Lloyd Christmas Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 12:14 p.m.
chris b: "This win would put us right back on track."
Oh goody, I thought the Rose Bowl was out of the question again this year. But you're saying there's a chance! YES!
Ed Grady Idaho Falls, IDOct. 23, 2013 11:52 a.m.
Let me guess - if Utah beats USC - it will be a "signature win."
Cougsndawgs West Point , UTOct. 23, 2013 11:49 a.m.
"It does nothing for either team to hope that the other side loses. This only cause schedules to look weaker as the season progresses".
Amen brother. Luckily there are many Ute and Cougar fans that get it! Well said. Now if only Chris B would get it lol. Cheering against BYU and having them look bad only minimizes Utah's victory over them, and cheering against Utah and hoping they look bad only makes my Cougar's loss to them look worse. You can do it, Chris! Cheer for them Cougars! Haha
Abefroman22 Farmington, UTOct. 23, 2013 11:10 a.m.
I love rational BYU and Utah fans alike. I am a huge Utah fan, but I sincerely hope that BYU does well in each and every game beside the matchup agains Utah. It does nothing for either team to hope that the other side loses. This only cause schedules to look weaker as the season progresses.
Ufan Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 11:04 a.m.
Samurai Jake
Wilson's attitude isn't the issue. It's great to have a positive attitude and fire in his belly, but if he can't grip the football, he can't be an effective quarterback.
If Wilson starts and USC notices he can't throw an accurate pass more than 10 yards, the Trojans will simply stack the box and force Wilson to throw long, which, as we saw last week, could be a disaster for the Utes.
Steven S Jarvis Orem, UTOct. 23, 2013 10:34 a.m.
The Utes need to win this game very badly. After Stanford I expected the Utes, who are better than Arizona to win. Wilson was awful, plain awful in throwing almost as many interceptions as he did completions. It was apparent he couldn't throw down field accurately. If Wilson plays, the play calling will likely reflect that. USC wasn't able to move the ball last week either. I expect it will be a low scoring affair with USC on top by 3 or less, 13-10.
Cougsndawgs West Point , UTOct. 23, 2013 10:27 a.m.
I honestly think Schultz gives Utah a better chance in this game. Against Arizona I thought Schultz handled himself really well, and imagine how much better he would be getting the majority of snaps in practice. The question isn't whether Wilson is the better QB, he is, and has shown he is throughout the season...the question is, is he the best QB when he's injured vs a healthy Schultz? I think the utes should go with Schultz in this one. USC is a good defense and you need a QB who can throw with confidence.
Samurai Jake Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 10:04 a.m.
Wilson's attitude rocks. This is football. Everybody's banged up. He's a big kid, and not being in the game to give his team a chance killed him last week. He'll come out with fire in his belly, and give the fans at the Coliseum their money's worth and then some!
Go TW! Go Utes!
Abefroman22 Farmington, UTOct. 23, 2013 9:42 a.m.
BYU fans...It's so funny to see how unrealistic they are. On another article someone left a comment about how BYU is the best team in the state. Well, if only there was a way that they could all play each other...oh wait, they did 20-13. BYU has improved, but don't get ahead of yourselves kittens. You have one good win this year (Texas). Middle Tennessee, Georgia Tech (Mediocre at best), Houston (who has not played anybody but BYU) and you were lucky to win by a point. The strenght of schedule for the U is 4th in the nation, yet we have not been blown out in any game. Key wins over Utah State (with Keeton), BYU (You are good enough to be a key win), #5 Stanford. There is no doubt who the best team is. They settled that a few weeks ago when they played.
RSLfanalways West Valley, UTOct. 23, 2013 9:37 a.m.
I think Shulz would be the best option. Wilson's hand has been bad for awhile and needs rest. USC defense is good, so it could be a little dangerous for Wilson and his hand.
SportsCenter Olympus Cove, UtahOct. 23, 2013 9:30 a.m.
Tough choices for the Utes:
--a starter who may not be anywhere close to 100% and who had a miserable 3-9 for 15 yards, 1 TD, and 2 interceptions in his last game
--a backup who has only attempted 30 passes in his entire college career
After the Jordan Wynn fiasco, it's hard to believe anything Whittingham says concerning the health of his quarterbacks.
Add to that, the pressure of playing USC in the Coliseum and you've got the potential for an ugly meltdown.
hamrdown OREM, UTOct. 23, 2013 9:26 a.m.
Chris, please get your facts straight. Utah missed a field goal the last time they played USC in California which would have tied the game - not won the game. The score was 17-14 and USC blocked the field goal and ran it back for the final score of 23-14 (no extra point attempted.
You are sounding like a BYU fan when you say it was "for the win".
Hawk Littleton, COOct. 23, 2013 8:15 a.m.
Well, Travis is a tough kid and determined to play and you've got to love his attitude. Hope he can pull it off. Riley Nelson showed us last year that grit and determination are great personal traits, but not always best for the team. I'm sure KWhit and the staff will go with whomever gives them the best chance to win....
Chris B Salt Lake City, UTOct. 23, 2013 8:05 a.m.
I thought Shulz looked pretty good. I know they coaches have picked Wilson for a reason, but I sort of would like to see Shulz for a whole game.
USC has had 4-5 guys go down the last 2 weeks, including Marquis Lee who re-aggravated his knee injury. I think I read they only have one scholarship tight end available. Needless to say, their injuries are worse than ours are right now.
This win would put us right back on track. We missed a field goal for the win the last time we played them. I think Phillips puts it through this time for the win.
Utah 27
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Any anesthesia students form Puerto Rico here? I would like some input on the program in Arecibo.
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Specialty: ICU, ER,Med Surg, Psych, Management,Mar 19, '11Quote from Howyaluvdati am applying do you know how the interview goes, and how is the exam of A&P,Any anesthesia students form Puerto Rico here? I would like some input on the program in Arecibo.
thanksMar 19, '11I will have the interview on the 7th of April, I dont know anything about it,
No idea about how many people interviewing or what kind of anatomy and Physiology exam.
Wondering if anyone in this forum could share the experience, very little on the web about this program.
TXApr 3, '11Hi Guys im for puerto Rico. I will apply for next year, i have friends attending the INTER. Do you speak spanish?? Do you have family at Puerto Rico?? About the AP test ,well everybody fail it so dont worry. (i Guess).
Anything else please send me a private.Apr 21, '11Hi,
I was interested in the anesthesia program in Puerto Rico and I was wonder if you had to be a native spanish speaker in order to apply?Apr 22, '11You don't have to be a native Spanish speaker. I start in June and speak very little Spanish. The notes, books, and exams are in English. You must know conversational Spanish for clinicals. I was also told that the teachers may teach in Spanish or English, but the majority of the doctors speak English.May 16, '11Hey, I am very interested in finding out how you went about the process of applying to this school. I can only find limited info and the admissions office never calls me back! I would love to know your stats, just so I can see where I fit in. Did you work ER or ICU and for how long before applying? Do you have BSN or ADN and BA/BS in another field? GPA range? Did you apply anywhere else? those sort of things...
Thanks in advance for the info, please, please keep us posted on your experience with this school. Best of luck and congratulations for getting in somewhere! Its a HUGE accomplishment!
I am a few years away from applying, but I'm trying to get all of my ducks in a row!Nov 10, '12Hi am very interested to know a little more about the admission process ?? thank you guysDec 28, '14anybody ever find out more info on this program? just curious about the stats of accepted people.
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Owen's birthday landed over a weekend when we went out to visit Steph and Brock (Brett's sister and hubby) in Colorado. Stephanie was nice enough to make Owen a cake. He was so happy about it. Love his smile.
We visited Brocks sister where Madelin and Owen got to collect the eggs out of her hen house.
They were a bit scared, but then they got in there and got em.
They were a bit scared, but then they got in there and got em.
Little Rylee got stuck in the 3rd row of the Pilot. She was a good sport.
We went up to their cabin for a night and Brett took the kids for a long ride on the four wheeler. So long that I went looking for them.


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In the most recent and up to date news, we are now pleased to announce that David Anders (Bart) and Chris Wylde (Joey) will be attending Xanadu Las Vegas to meet fans and sign autographs.
Further details, times and dates will be forthcoming, but we wanted to get this big news out there for fans wanting to meet the stars of The Revenant.
Keep checking back to our blogs, networking sites, and main site for more details.
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UPDATE: David Anders and Chris Wylde Attending Xanadu Las Vegas.
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So anyway last Sunday night he was so miserable I took him to the ER and they gave him shot of Demerol and told him to see about some physical therapy, which he has already been doing for over 6 months with the first doctor. We also made him an appointment with an Ortho to check out the bones in his back to see if that is what is bothering him. On Thursday he had his appointment. They took x-rays and immediately made him an appointment on Friday with the surgeon (Yea we got into a surgeon without a 3 month wait, can you believe it?? I couldn't).
Now comes Monday and we are at the hospital waiting for his turn in the OR forever and he wanted to just leave because he was sick of waiting. He kept saying that he would be fine and didn't need the surgery. That isn't happening because we need to get him fixed so he can feel better (READ: because I don't want to hear anymore bitching and moaning), so he calms down and they finally come to get him. The doctor comes in to explain everything to me that he will be doing in the surgery and he this is what he had to say: "What we will be doing today is taking out the C5-C6 and the C6-C7 discs, putting in cadaver bone to help fill the space, fuse the bones and use some plates and screws to firm it up".
Why all that you ask?? Because his freaking neck is BROKEN!!!!!
Yes, I said broken. He didn't want us to worry much before getting into surgery so he was quite vague on Friday, but as they were prepping Jeff he told me exactly what the problem was and I honestly don't think I would have been all that much more surprised if he had walked in and said we were all going to the Love Boat and spending the week high on heroin with strippers dancing on the tables.
**Update** He is finally out (7:30 pm). Doing well and going to heal well, or so the doctor says. Hopefully he is right!!


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A Christian wife and Mom who wants to encourage those around her with tales of our daily life and struggles~
Friday, June 25, 2010
Happy Birthday~
Today was grandma's birthday. I stopped at Publix and picked her up a beautiful mini cake with Butterflies and a lovely icing. We also brought her flowers..she loved them and ate some cake! Very big for her as her appetite is really waning. She was so happy to see the kids~ She couldn't get over how big they had gotten...It was good to see her happy and she was in and out~ at one point she asked me what her name was as she had forgotten. This is so hard at times~ I miss our long conversations and all the stories she would tell me. I am blessed though by many happy memories with her and the kids~ all the trips we took together her and I ...Disney..she loved the parades...she loved doting on the kids...I truly miss those days~ She has stopped being able to pray as she did only a month ago....it is difficult to see...So I continue to pray.
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- Nana's Nuggets said...
Hi! Vikki,it is such a Blessing to have a Grandma! "Happy Bithday"(Grandma)! I never had the opportunity to really know a "Grandma", and I love to hear others stories about grandparents! What a privilage that is! I have this deepest desire to be that "special Grandma"or "Nana" to my Grands! Lord help me to be that! Have a Blessed Wk-end!:)
- June 26, 2010 at 7:07 AM
- Dolores said...
Oh Vikki..... I'm so happy for you that your grandma recognized you all for awhile.
You're so thoughtful and appreciative for the grandmother she was to you, and now you're helping her when she needs to be remembered.
- June 27, 2010 at 2:11 PM
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· Economic Survey for 2007-08 :-http://pib.nic.in/release/rel_print_page1.asp?relid=35705
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· The FM suggested a lot of reforms to raise growth to double-digit levels. These include opening retail to FDI, hiking FDI in insurance to 49%, allowing 100% FDI in new private rural agricultural banks, selling up to 10% equity of Navratna (Cash-rich) PSUs. The policy reforms also include allowing regulated private entry into coal mining, phasing out control on sugar, fertilizer and drugs and selling old oil fields to private sector.
· Indian economy grew by 9.4% in 2005-06, 9.6% in 2006-07. However, it has declined to 8.7% in 2007-08.
· This is the last budget in current government term. We should think on the proposals in the weekend and take informed decision on Monday. There is no need to do haste in buying / selling.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1153132 Cement to get costlier again
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An excuse to make some girly things at last!
My friend whom I had made skinny bear for has had a baby girl! Lola Olive! Brilliant news to receive on a morning, and pleased to hear mum and baby are both doing so well. I can't wait to meet her, but until my growing bump decides to arrive, I cannot make plans to visit and cuddle her as they are about 2hrs away.
So time to set about crafting for a baby girl! I wanted something that I could personalise for her and as I was trawling through my fabric stash, I found some lovely colours that were begging to be used.
I did consider leaving the green out, but I thought it was a nice bright addition.
They are quite bright, busy florals, and I wasn't sure how to personalise them...fabric or felt applique?! And what colour for the letters to stand out enough?! I personally prefer using felt for appliques as it tends to look tidier and amongst the materials I had I picked a light pink felt which seemed to look okay against all of the fabrics and thought I could do a contrasting running stitch to bring out the letters. A cream bias binding was chosen for the top.
Firstly to cut out all the flags or "bunts". I thought 6 would be big enough....4 for her name and one either side. This way it could hang above her cot for example without being too long, and also I wanted her name central without having a "swag" separating the letters in her name. Once all cut, to start the personalisation...
Not looking too shabby!
Now to pin and stitch....
The stage I then love... to turn them all inside out and iron them to get them looking smart ready for the binding to be sewn on.
Now the bit I'm not so good at...photographing the finished work!
I hung it in the conservatory so we could get an idea of it hanging up and the length, but it turned out such a dull picture...probably as it looks so bright and sunny outside!
So the only other option was to lay on the cream rug and take a photo from above...
Well that's the best of a bad bunch...
I couldn't hang around taking photo's all day...this bunting had to be sent to mum and baby! (well...and the dad...but dad's don't really appreciate pretty flags...do they?!)
I have heard that it has been well received so I am happy it is another project completed.
I have been making more girly makes for another friend expecting a baby girl in December...I'll write about that one soon.
I am over 39 weeks pregnant now, hospital bag is packed and I am enjoying the calm before the storm before my baby decides to make his arrival.
Bye for now.
Love from me and my little man x


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Praise Allah: My Camera Arrived
Oh baby. My new camera arrived today. a 10.1 Mp Casio Exilim. Papa's got a new toy. Let's hope this sucker performs in the cold weather. Click on pic to zoom to see the fantastic detail... and this is a downgraded image I uploaded. In the original, you can count my blood vessels in my eyeball.
In other gear news, Sue got ahold of a Patagonia Synchilla vest for me. It's a women's XL, which means it fits beautifully. I've been wearing it over my light yellow windbreaker and have tested it down to 8°F in over an hour of x-c skiing. I love it. Above 15-20° and it'll be too warm if I'm working hard in the snow, but no biggie - I'm taking it with me everywhere I go from now on.
[Update 12/14] The votes are in: Sandwich Dome and possibly Black Mtn. Decision on ascent route to be made in parking lot at trailhead. Up one and down the other?
Meeting Place: Coffee Shop between Mobil and Citgo at Waterville Valley exit off 93.
Meeting Time: 8:30am
Weather Note: In addition to the point made by the PM in the comments, the wind is howling already here in Danville (elev. 1,400') but the temps haven't started to plummet yet. Winds are up to 80 steady on the Bad Boy. I'm bringin' my winter shell and goggles. May do the snowshoe thing (heavy duty Tubbs, not MSR) instead of crampons.


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We will begin at 10 a.m. and have the building until 3 p.m. so plan to stay as long as you can.
Hospitality Chair Joan Pierce will provide morning snack food, cider, coffee, tea, etc. Please bring your own lunch or possibly go out midday to get takeout from nearby places, including a Trader Joe's.
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Suellen's directions to the West Newton Neighborhood Club. (GPS to 24 Berkeley Street, West Newton, MA 02465)
· Take 95/128 (called both in these parts) North or South to exit 24
· Head east on 24, which is also called Rte 30 and also called Commonwealth Avenue for 2.5 miles. You will pass the Newton Marriott on your left which is where the conference will be held, and eventually the Brae Burn Country Club on your right.
· About a quarter mile after the Country Club, turn left at lights onto Chestnut Street, drive up the hill and you'll pass the All Newton Music School on your left.
· Take the second left onto Berkeley Street and you'll see a tall hedge with tennis courts behind it. That's the place. Park on the street and walk down the walkway to the left of the courts. People may be playing tennis, so please be mindful of our competitors trying to get into the US Open next year.
If lost, call Joyce's cell 781-654-9026.
Carole Ely's details about what we'll be up to:-- Listen and learn about plans for conference events with reports on Hotels, Workshops -- in conference ones as well as pre-and-post conference events too, Travel Central, HNHM Glass Flowers reception, Small Works, Silent Auction, Saturday Banquet, PR with our new blog, and the list goes on ... but the meeting won't. We will try to keep it fast paced and still give time for your critically important input before we finalize the details.
Please let us know if you can attend the Update Meeting for the ASBA 2011 Conference in Boston (or if you can't attend and are not already signed up for a committee, let us know if you'd be willing to help with set-up and at the conference itself. NESBA members need not be registered for the conference to volunteer.) All hands on deck!


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REO SEASTON LPv.TAMMIE GLADNEY
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Proceedings: Order Remanding Action to Los Angeles Superior Court for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction
Plaintiff Reo Seastone LP is a limited partnership formed and existing under California law.*fn1
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Whether or not we hook up with a Plant a Row group, all of us could dedicate a row of our garden to a local food organization. No donation is too small. I have been assured that no head of broccoli or single squash will be turned away. There is no reason to let our excess harvest go to waste when there are hungry people in our community.
I am not alone. You can find the rest of this story over at the Common Weeder.
Start at home. Then grow from there. Don't have a garden? The next time you are at the store buying ketchup at a steal at 10 for $10. Buy one more than your family needs (or more) and donate at least one to your local food shelf.
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EEAA Project Blitz was a huge hit with the teachers who came from all around the Southeast. It was held at Camp McDowell and the group got to spend time outside in Nature learning to share its magic with their students. In a brief two days and the evening between, we covered activities from four different "Projects".
Helena Uber-Wamble, EEAA board member and Audubon staff member, was the instructor for Project Flying Wild. The teachers covered information about birds and learned several fun ways to get students engaged in learning about them.
Doyle Keasal, with Auburn University Extension, covered Project Wild, Project Wet and Project Learning Tree in a whirlwind of activities and exploration!
Keep your eyes peeled for more Project Blitz down the road! This is a great way to encourage teachers to bring hands on Environmental Education into their classrooms and outside in their schoolyards!
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Description of the book "Countrywise Kitchen Cookbook":Countrywise Kitchen proved one of the most popular food series of 2010, with viewing figures regularly hitting over 4 million when it aired on ITV1 primetime. Now, for the first time, its co-presenter and chef Mike Robinson brings you the best recipes of the 2010 and 2011 series - plus dishes from its sister show Countrywise, which is now entering its third series. There are lots of recipes for cooking with country ingredients, from partridge to chicken, lamb to pork, salmon to mackerel, blackberries to plums. Stews, roasts and soups sit alongside cakes, puddings and jams in this accessible cookbook that celebrates the best of PDF British ingredients in dishes that herald from far and wide - from a roast shoulder of pork to a Thai noodle soup. All the recipes are simple to prepare and even those with the most surprising flavours are created from everyday ingredients that can be bought from the supermarket. Packed with information on selecting the best ingredients, eating seasonally and foraging, this book is an invaluable source of information as well as a delicious collection of recipes.
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It is Tuesday. Pissy mood. The long weekend, gone to memory. Sun splashed, toddler laughing, strawberry eating, sticky fingers, sandy toes forming the glittery images that so quickly turn to a murky past. Present day. Tuesday. The BART. Tried on three different outfits, pants too snug, eyes tired, face hanging. Walking to the office. Tuesday. My throat hurts, my shoes need a polish, I would kill for a couple hours more sleep. Tuesday.
To the coffee shop, line too long, too slow, I am going to be late. Impatiently tapping my toes, checking my watch. Five more minutes and I am going to be tardy for Tuesday. Damn it. I lost my security badge, and forgot the rent check. What the hell is taking this woman so long to order her skinny-no foam-half -calf-sugar-free-vanilla latte? Just move along. Go. Go. GO! Bloody Tuesday.
The barista smiles, so perky. She takes my money. No my name is Rachel. No Rachel, not Michelle. Rachel, R-A-C-H-E-L. Got it, she winks, inking my cup. I turn to take a spot in the waiting line. A tentative "Wait!" comes through glossy lips. "May I ask?" Timid. " Where do you get your hair done? I want mine. Just. Like. That". The gloomy drugery of the day smashed by human kindness. I smile, flattered. I choose to believe she was genuine, and yes I leave her a tip.
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