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Maybe I am a little touched, have too much time on my hands (not that I've noticed recently) or it's just my inner actress scratching to get out. But I think everyone should have and make use of a dress-up box.
On the whole, TV is boring. So when I'm not cranking up the stereo and dancing around the house for my own amusement, I often play silly buggers putting together different ensembles from whatever I have lying around. Some of them are to wear out for real and others just for a giggle around the house.
Although to be honest, the line between dress-up box and the clothes and accessories I choose to wear out publicly is getting more and more blurred the older I get – sometimes when I get up in the morning, I ask myself: "who do I want to be today" …well, tonight Michael, I'm… [a vamp], [a rocker], [a wholesome farm girl], [retro chick] …whatever – just insert as appropriate.
It's nothing to do with how I look to others; it's about playing, amusing myself, letting my imagination run wild and not being afraid to express myself. Yeah, sometimes I'm sure I come off as pretty tragic, but I actually don't really care too much what others think. That's the beauty of getting older.
Admittedly, I usually play this little game alone (most people just don't seem to have the same depth of inner child that I do). But I recall some rare occasions playing silly buggers with people not afraid to act the fool - not surprisingly, they have pretty much always resulted in all concerned rolling around on the floor in fits of shared uncontrollable laughter. Good times.
So my top tip for today folks - be a big kid and don't be afraid to play with your inner idiot…
Single white female
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Johnny Appleseed has been lurking for quite a while now, tempting and tormenting me with opportunities of change. After much deliberation over many months, I've finally decided to bite the bullet and go for a bit of a lifestyle shakeup. Goodbye rural pad and hello slap-bang inner city living (notwithstanding that this is Nelson we're talking about here folks!)
Sometimes the universe just pushes you along in a certain direction. Where it becomes uncomfortable to remain in the status quo, whereas everything fits into place so seamlessly when you actually find the courage to move forward in some way. It takes on a life of its own and seems futile to resist. So despite an element of the unknown (where would we be without that), I'm just going with it.
I have a fantastic great big house in a primo location without even trying or jumping through the usual hoops - and a landlady who is bending over backwards to accommodate me. Every time I walk in the door, a harmonious vibe hits me in the chest and puts me in a good place. There is plenty of room, charm, character and amenities plus, complete with a fantastic office space to work from. All good.
What I need now is a housemate or two - and guess what? You can help me! If you know anyone groovy looking to share with someone else groovy (i.e. me), then please point them in my direction. But I'm also thinking you could help me with my flatmate selection criteria. We've all been there over the years - flatmates in all shapes, sizes and grips on reality (perhaps that should be another blog post). It's bloody difficult to choose who to share your sacred space with from just half an hour's chat and a perhaps a shared pot of tea.
So come, bring on your gems of knowledge and suggestions please…
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Message in a bottle
Monday, 8 March 2010
On Saturday night I drank whisky from a bottle shaped like a naked lady whiling away some enjoyable hours in this Evans Bay boat shed. Strangely, it was the exact replica of an old empty bottle I shelled out the princely sum of $4 for only a few hours before in a weird and rather overwhelming Wellington second hand store. That's really neither here nor there, but I liked the groovy coincidence.
This is Simon's boat shed. I only just met Simon, but I like his style and I like his boat shed very much. Where else can you be in the wild heart of Wellington swapping jokes, chugging back beer and looking out over the lights of the city while waiting for your fish to smoke for dinner?
An old valve radio sends out tinkley tunes from AM frequency. Someone strums on the guitar. We all lounge around on ancient furniture, looking at the various old time decor salvaged from here and there (also bought for little more than $4 I suspect). I like the feeling of stepping back in time in unexpected places.
A bicycle bell rings outside in the still night air; more friends coming to call on the way home from night time city festivities. Someone melts chocolate fondue and we dip fruit and laugh a lot over funny stories and senseless amusing banter.
So I discovered the origins of my silly naked bottle. If it had a message inside it, it would have been about appreciating the simple silly things in life that make you feel warm inside just like whisky does.
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I just finished The Help by Kathryn Stockett. I decided to read this book because I had heard so many amazing things about it and with the movie coming out it seemed like the perfect time to pick it up and read it and I wasn't disappointed. Living in Mississippi while reading a book based in Mississippi made this novel even more special to me.
Based in early 1960's Jackson, Mississippi, this story follows the narrative of African American maids Aibileen Clark and Minny Jackson as well as Caucasian college graduate Eugenia "Skeeter" Phelan. The book discusses the trio's day to day lives and how different all three of them are from one another. Skeeter decides she wants to write a book telling the stories of the maids and the people they work for and convinces Aibileen and Minny to assist her.
At first I struggled a bit with dialect because I simply hadn't expected it. When I read books I completely submerge my imagination into the plot of the story. Imagining everything from the way a character speaks and dresses, to their surroundings. This was the first book I've read where the author actually wants me to imagine the character's accent a specific way, and I love that! I like the feeling of being on the same page as the writer especially if the book is turned into a movie and the movie looks the way I imagined.
This book truly played out like a film, which made it doubly easy for me to read! I can't wait to see the movie! I encourage anyone who hasn't already done so to read this book you will laugh, cry, and laugh again! After reading this book I definitely have a better appreciation for what life has given me, and I think I'll skip the chocolate cake tonight!

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"Won't applying for credit cards hurt my credit?"
Most of the time this is the first question I get asked. Each time you apply for a credit card you incur an "inquiry" on your credit report. Inquires affect your credit score but only by a little bit. No matter how many inquiries you have, it only represents 10% of your total credit score! On top of that, credit inquiries fall off your credit report after 2 years, and you can have over 10 inquiries before it even begins to negatively affect your score. To go over the basics of your credit score, you can go to MyFICO.
FICO actually lists applying for new credit as one of the credit fallacies of your credit score.
It can actually improve your credit score!
An enormous portion of your credit score is determined by how much you owe in total, or your "credit utilization rate." Assuming you pay your bills at the end of the month every new credit card you open increases your total amount of credit.
Secondly, applying for credit cards counts as a new relationship with a creditor. As time passes FICO will value the length of that credit relationship. Long relationships with creditors outweigh any new credit cards you apply for.
30% How Much You Owe + 15% Length of Credit History > 10% Applying For New Credit Card
Ultimately if you pay your bills on time and keep your credit balances at zero or low and your credit will be great. So don't be scared! Unless you're buying a home or other major purchase in the next year or so, applying for credit cards barely makes a scratch on your credit score. It's a temporary scratch at that.
If you want a more in-depth walkthrough of how credit scores work relative to points and miles, you can go here for a great analysis.


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Montessori School of Chantilly takes student safety very seriously.
When you leave your children in our care, we know you are putting your trust in us. That is why we are dedicated to keeping your child safe, our school secure, and everyone prepared in case there ever were an emergency.
Firstly, all staff members are properly background checked.
Secondly, our school facility is kept locked at all times and only official visitors with appointments are permitted.
Thirdly, children are only dismissed to parents or a person pre-authorized in advance, by parents.
Safety drills are practiced consistently throughout the year. A copy of our Emergency Plans and Procedures is available for your review in our office.


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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Keifer's First Halloween
With Keifer being so young and his bedtime being a little after the time it gets dark we didn't get a chance to do a whole lot this year. My Mom, Dad, and two sisters came over and we grilled hamburgers for dinner. After dinner we got Keifer's costume on and took him around the block to visit a few neighbors. All of the neighbors ooooed and awwwed at how cute he was and how cute his costume was.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Carving Pumpkins
Mine and Jason's first date was October 25th so one of the very first things we did together was carve a pumpkin. That year we carved a Penguin and every October since then we have carved a pumpkin and we never do the "normal face," we carve pictures. This year was going to be no different, just better because we had Keifer with us this time! My sister LaDonna always carves a pumpkin at Halloween and decided to come over and carve her's with us. We got our pumpkins and headed outside. Before we started we used the pumpkins for a photo op.
Keifer just enjoyed being outside playing and watching us do all the hard work
Step One: Cutting the top
Step Two: Getting all the seeds out
Keifer just enjoyed being outside playing and watching us do all the hard work
Step Three: "Pinning" the picture into the pumpkin
Almost done, carving the picture...
All finished now time to light them up and call it a night!
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Lions, Tigers and bears... Oh my!
Actually just Lions! I wanted Keifer to be an owl for Halloween however I had a hard time finding him a costume. Not just an owl costume but any costume that is. Keifer is still in size 0-3 months and the smallest size I could find was 6 months. Not too mention the cheapest I could find was $50 and I couldn't justify that money for a few hours. Since I just recently starting to sew I thought I would give it a try of making Keifer's costume. The easiest thing I could think of to make and my next choice to an owl was a lion so I spent $12 on fabric and accessories and got to work! I was so excited with how it turned out and very proud of my first attempt.
The Saturday before Halloween, Van Alstyne had trick or treating set up down town at all the businesses. So Jason and I loaded Keifer up and headed into town.
The Saturday before Halloween, Van Alstyne had trick or treating set up down town at all the businesses. So Jason and I loaded Keifer up and headed into town.
He liked playing with his fuzzies!
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The MS Children's Museum provided fun and entertainment for over 200 individuals Tuesday at the program for the 2017 Summer Library Program.
The children who attended were able to play games as well as build robots and towers with the imagination playground.
Members of the Kosciusko Junior Auxiliary attended to the program to help with the event.
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Lancashire County Council Sustainable Travel Team offers FREE support to businesses in delivering sustainable travel initiatives ie. activities based around car share, walking, cycling and using public transport.
They hope to help local businesses meet corporate social responsibility targets and improve staff health & wellbeing - as well as reducing traffic congestion. They want local businesses to consider if help with any of the following would be useful to them:
• Advice on cycle storage
• Advice on setting up a Cycle to Work Scheme
• Promoting car sharing
• Mapping of employee postcodes – useful for showing potential car sharing clusters
• Arrange cycle training for complete beginners to employees who haven't been on a bike for a while and aren't confident about cycling to work
• Arrange cycle maintenance sessions
• Maps of local cycle and walking routes
• Leaflets raising awareness of health benefits of active travel
• Help with organising Health & Wellbeing promotions/Non-Drive to Work event
• Personal journey planning
• Help with the design of a Travel Survey – you can ask the questions you want to know the answers to e.g. how many employees would like to buy a bike through a company Cycle to Work scheme?
LCC host and analyse a Travel Survey for employees either online or hard copy - Travel Surveys typically show around a third of employees are interested in changing travel habits
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Grants of up to £5,000 are available to individual businesses and organisations based in and around Lancaster. What can the grant be used for? Some examples of possible sustainable travel initiatives are:
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• Personal Travel Plans
Amy Coulson of the County Council's Travel Plan Team tells us that tailored support is available to meet your business needs from 'light touch' around sustainable travel, to in-depth support on a sustainable travel strategy. If you would like to view their short videos about a few Lancashire based employers who have implemented various sustainable travel measures just visit:
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Nelson Mandela once said, "It always seems impossible until it's done."
It seems impossible to imagine a world without Mandela. Maybe that's because he has been so present in my adult life as an inspiration and a moral compass. I vividly remember being deeply immersed in working for Bob Alexander and the Living Stage Theatre Company during some of the darkest times of apartheid. Remember the Market Theatre's Woza Albert!? Sweet Honey and the Rock's Biko? How many of us came to understand the pain and strength, the guilt and hope of humanity through Athol Fugard's work? I remember a sense of pride in knowing that theatre was playing a meaningful role in mobilizing the oppressed and opening the consciousness of the world beyond Soweto.
For many of us, making theatre is our own attempt to make sense of the world. A mirror with which we reflect the world, or as Brecht challenged us to consider, a "hammer to shape" the world. We celebrate and change the experience of life—if even for a moment for those who enter the theatre.
In this issue, in "From the Archives," Richard Eyre talks with Anne Cattaneo about his 2002 production of The Crucible. In sharing how he and the cast entered Arthur Miller's world, Eyre says, "We talked about the coordinates of this society. What they believed in and why they believed it."
I love that quote for any number of reasons, not the least of which is this idea of the coordinates of a "society." As I sit here at the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, I am drawn to consider what SDC's coordinates might be. What are the coordinates of the society outside my office window? What are the coordinates of our society when one day the Supreme Court invalidates central tenets of the Voting Rights Act, then the next day it strikes down the law blocking federal recognition of gay marriage? In moments such as these, it is often helpful to focus, to breathe.
Later in this issue, Art Williams and Jay Broad take us back to "SSDC" and our founding, and in doing so remind us of what we believe in. Excerpts from the Credo as drafted by the Founders clearly state our commitment to:
– elevating the standards of the art of stage direction and choreography
– aiding in the development and training of directors and choreographers
– increasing in the professional and public esteem these arts
– developing all conditions that will encourage them
I know I am repeating myself as I have shared some of those very words in the Journal before. So perhaps the more interesting inquiry posed by Eyre is why do they believe it? For makers of theatre, maybe it's because, as Donald Byrd experienced in Nepal, theatre can bridge worlds, bringing us closer to our shared humanity. Or, as Kym Moore talks about, theatre gives us a place to investigate misguided perceptions.
Each and every week you propel stories to life, lift them, pull them, and will them from the page—day to day, project to project. From the first spark of an idea to the moment the curtain rises, there is something altogether unique and distinctive about the why and the way any one director or choreographer gets the job done. There is no single "process," as we will find again and again in this issue, and yet there are markers along the way that one must hit. Some are functional, some are ephemeral.
There is also a recurring theme this summer of coming to things with fresh eyes or making things new. How do we make a classic new? Loretta Greco strives to take audiences to a place where they think it just might end differently this one time. How do you throw out our assumptions about a play or production and be alive to what is in the room? Todd London asks us to evaluate and feel bold enough to walk away from how things were done and see how things might be done while always remembering that creating meaningful relationships is hard.
And how can one talk about meaningful theatre, relationships, process, and new plays without mentioning Lloyd Richards? In 1959, as SDC was being conjured by tenacious directors and choreographers, Lloyd was there, even as he was directing A Raisin in the Sun on Broadway. Lloyd spent his life making great work in enduring partnerships with playwrights like the great August Wilson. He profoundly believed in his calling and forged a path that many would follow. "I didn't go into the theatre because it was a job," Lloyd said. "I went into the theatre because I was choosing a way of life."
With all that Lloyd did for playwrights, for artists of color, and for future generations of theatremakers, he also gave generously of himself to SDC. No stranger to attempting the seemingly impossible, he led SDC to sign the first LORT Agreement, prevailing in the 1975 landmark Julien case, which gave our Members the right to be represented by the Union, and established SDC-League Pension and Health Funds.
Today, the coordinates of this Society are drawn far beyond 1501 Broadway, just as the places and ways in which you make your work have expanded. We still know what we believe, and our purpose is clear—but it's good to remind ourselves why and to remind ourselves to be ambitious. We should be ambitious for the craft and the business, but we must always be mindful of our potential for making a difference in our societies. And we should never be daunted by that which appears impossible as it may be the most important pursuit of all.
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I mentioned on Facebook earlier that I was feeling inspired by the above bracelets from La Mauvaise Graine, a french company I'd found on Etsy. I just love the colour combination and the style of the bracelet. Nowadays I don't have time to search around on Etsy, but I deliberatly found the time today for a little rummage through some of my favourite pieces on Etsy.
At the moment I seem to be searching in two categories quite a lot. The first is homewares. I want a new flat, or a workspace, or somewhere where I don't feel completely at ransom to the business, and can decorate in any way I want. I know it's a loooong way off at the moment, but hey, a girl can dream!
Here are a few of the bits taking my fancy at the moment! I really do seem to be stuck in an orange/teal/gold colour scheme (in fact, I even bough a teal top and off gold shoes earlier!) but I just find it both cheery and calming at the same time. I'm always on the lookout for anything in the right shade of PostTea orangey-coral, so I'm really drawn to orange right now.
- Top Left: Hand Printed Linen Lampshade in Mint by ClothandINK
- Top Right: Orange Hand Dyed Ombre Cushion Cover by JureamBox (UK seller)
- Bottom Left: Scion Fabric Cushion Cover by Charles and Oliver (UK seller)
- Bottom Right: Chic Boho Stretch Bracelet by The Bad Cat Beadery.
The second set of items of lust are all plain silver items. I'm really not a 'bling' kind of girl, I just love plain simple silver (or white gold!) jewellery with simple colours, and I've decided that when I've started to take a salary from PostTea I'm gonna be treating myself to some stylish but classic pieces of jewellery. I have so much costume jewellery but nothing that holds any value, sentimentally or otherwise, and it's time this changed! I have a couple of lovely necklaces and a gorgeous watch, but definitely need earrings!! Here's a few of my faves:
- Large Left: Astrocyte Neuron Necklace from Newton and the Apple, formally Owlish Grey. All of Newton's pieces are so carefully thought out, and whilst I'm not a mum, or remotely clued up on neuroscience, I love the meaning behind this necklace, and it's complexity in simplicity! (UK Seller)
- Top Right: Light Blue Stud Earrings from Nellin Shoppi
- Middle Right: Mint Green and Silver Post Earrings from Quercus Silver. These are just so simple yet so effective – on the want list!
- Bottom Right: Tiny Triangles Earrings from Carrie Garrett. Just LOVE these!
Which is your favourite item from above? I think if I had to choose just one to own, it would be the lampshade! I love it's simplicity, yet cheeky handdrawn quality. And of course the mint teal colour!
Why not sure a favourite Etsy piece with me, and I'll make a collaborative post?
Can't wait to tell you all about my Pop Up adventure in Camberely. There are pictures to share too, but I just have to get through the last manic weekend, and then I can share when I have a little more time!


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ROME (Catholic Online) - In an absolutely stunning announcement on the morning of October 20, 2009, the Holy See has, by Apostolic Constitution, provided the canonical vehicle for Anglican Christians to be received into full communion with the Catholic Church. Throughout the evening expectations rose throughout the world along with the fervent prayers of millions who have longed to see this day. Many Catholics have watched in prayer with hopeful, heartfelt longing for their Christian brethren in the Anglican Communion. Many Anglican Christians have suffered from the ravages of their community from within brought about by moves away from Christian orthodoxy and orthopraxy. Now,there is a way to the safe harbor of the Catholic Church.
This morning the Vatican offered a lifeline into the Ark of Peter for Anglican Christians who wish to avail themselves of the invitation.
Read the rest here. This is a historic day! Let us rejoice and praise the Lord!


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Yesterday's Korea Times reported the following: Citizens of Daegu, where former President Park Geun-hye began her political life in the late 1990s, celebrated her impeachment at Daegu Department Store square on Saturday...
After the Constitutional Court's impeachment announcement on Friday, 7,000 citizens in the square screamed with joy...
Daegu had traditionally shown strong support for right-wing politicians, including Park. In the last presidential election, 80.1 percent of the city's votes went to her...(more you can read here)
Here you can read a (Korean)report, and here you can see lots of pics, depicting the event.


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The Amazing Geri Hirsch
Styled by the Amazing Monica Rose
And Makeup by Amazing Mee
I am absolutely obsessed with your hair. I want it. How do I describe the color to my hairstylist?
You have the coolest job.
Cat can you please post how you apply your blush and bronzer? I put bronzer like all over my cheeks and forehead and chin and contour the blush on the apples of my cheeks, but sometimes i don't want to look as glowy and want more of a soft romantic blush look :) Thanks doll!
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|Hurricane Danny while it was near peak intensity
Friday in the central Atlantic Ocean.
Strong upper level winds and dry air is taking its toll.
The question now is, will Danny completely fall apart soon, or somehow hang in there.
Right now, Danny is still chugging basically westward in the central Atlantic, aiming toward the northern Leeward Islands.
The National Hurricane Center says computer models disagree. It might just become a weak area of thunderstorms in a few days, or it might hold together as a tropical storm by the time it gets past Puerto Rico and Hispaniola early next week.
If Danny hangs on, there could be an opportunity for Danny to regenerate near the Bahamas next week, we'll have to wait and see on that one.
Danny is a little bit bigger in size than it was 24 hours ago, but it's still very small in area for a hurricane. As I noted yesterday, small sized hurricanes are more prone to rapid intensification or weakening than larger sized storms.
Meanwhile, what was Tropical Storm Kilo in the central Pacific Ocean weakened slightly into a depression, with sustained winds of under 39 mph. But it's still expected to strengthen into a hurricane.
It's a bit of a mystery why Kilo isn't strengthening faster. There's not much in the way of strong upper level winds over it, but Kilo is acting like it is being sheared, which is the word they use for a hurricane that is being ripped apart by strong upper level winds.
It looks like they'll send hurricane hunter planes out to Kilo today to see what's going on.
It's still a threat to Hawaii, but it's predicted path is now slower than it was. Kilo could still possibly affect especially the western end of trhe Hawaii island chain next week.
Back in the Atlantic Ocean, a disorganized storm near Bermuda doesn't seem too likely to turn into a tropical storm or become a big threat to land in the near future.
A couple disturbances that have, or are about to exit the west coast of Africa will have to be watched to see if they form into tropical storms or hurricanes over the next week or two.


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The first Ubuntu-powered mobile phones will be reportedly be available from October this year.
Reporting on a meeting Shuttleworth attended in New York earlier this week, Michael Hickins of the Wall Street Journal writes that the Ubuntu founder announced plans for the Phone to ship in 'two large geographic markets' come October of this year.
via First Ubuntu Phones 'Available October', Says Shuttleworth | OMG! Ubuntu!.


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Kingmax: DDR2 to be 20 percent of the DRAM this year
Kingmax Semiconductor, ranked as the world's eighth-largest third-party DRAM-module supplier by iSuppli for the last two years, is hoping to increase the proportion of DDR2 products in its unit shipments to, at least, 20 percent by the end of this year. Last week, the company launched its new DDR2-667 modules targeting new generation of the Intel platforms based on i945 and i955 chipsets.
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We have two babies born! I know its difficult to see them but if you enlarge the picture you can see alittle of the babies. I knew it would be this week.
Mama Robin was sitting on the swing watching me. My guess is that the other two babies will be born in the next day or so. I hope they make it. Its been alot of fun watching her and Daddy. Right now they are both around and really watching us. The cottage baldy is building isnt to far from the next and I think they are getting used to us alittle by now.
I want to get pictures of the cottage but I'm trying to hold off onto he at least has the door done and the trim painted. Hopefully we will have electricity in the next day or two also so I can show you how neat the fireplace looks. Shellmo, you asked if its electric, yes it is. It also gives off heat.
I'm still out searching for neat things to hang from the rafters, I want all kinds of neat inspirational things hanging to stimulate the mind. Baldyman thinks he will have the door done tonight so hopefully tonight I can vacumn it out and get a few pictures. Its really looking cozy.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Robin Babies
We have two babies born! I know its difficult to see them but if you enlarge the picture you can see alittle of the babies. I knew it would be this week.
13 Thanks for your comments!:
- Karen said...
BABIES! Oh how NEAT!!!! That is just so cool.
Keep the pictures coming!
And we can't wait to see pictures of the new little cottage! Very fun!
Have a great day! Karen
- May 19, 2009 at 7:47 AM
- Terrie's Lil' Piece of Serenity said...
Dawnie, Is it fun to watch mother nature. It is so... amazing!
Hugs, Terrie
- May 19, 2009 at 7:48 AM
- Ginger said...
Oh congratulations!!! You will feel so proud when they are getting ready to leave the nest.
All the birds around here have built nests behind things so we can't see. We have a nest in the brick fireplace in the patio but can't see it. Just watch mama bird taking food to it.
- May 19, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- Southern Comfort said...
Ohhh, the babies are arriving! Having the nest right by your window is so special, a perfect opportunity for you to witness this miracle. I love seeing the pictures, congratulations!
- May 19, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- squawmama said...
Very cool Dawnie.... Can't wait to see the rest of the little ones. Little babies how precious. Have a great one!
- May 19, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- rosemarie said...
oh dawn i didnt even check that out when i was at your house,and you got the best view to watch them..
- May 19, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- grammy said...
Baby birds! so fun. Grad pictures were fun to see. Cottage fever?
- May 19, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- The Raggedy Girl said...
Can't wait to see your retreat and baby birds, how exciting is that!
The Raggedy Girl who holds you in her prayers daily...smiles
- May 19, 2009 at 3:17 PM
- Cindy said...
How cool, Dawnie! Have fun in the Dells, it was a zoo last week-end. Some time when you go we should meet up. We're only an hour from there. Cindy
- May 19, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- Shellmo said...
Yea - you have Robin babies! I'll know this weekend whether mine has hatched at the cabin yet or not.
I love our electric fireplace - it gives off heat like yours too.
Dying to see how your cottage looks! I know it's going to be great!!
- May 19, 2009 at 7:21 PM
- mbkatc230 said...
I still can't get over the fact that she built her nest right outside your window, what a great view you're going to have of this birdie family. Can't wait to see the cottage - what a fun place to relax and unwind. Kathy
- May 19, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Lilly said...
Cannot wait to see the babies and the cottage Dawnie. Exciting!!
- May 20, 2009 at 7:23 AM
- Dawn said...
sounds like your little cottage is coming right along! i cannot imagine the fun of being able to peek in on those robins every dya... i am loving seeing them from here! i thik i would have a hard time walking away from the window :)
- May 20, 2009 at 12:21 PM


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This last week has had the most GORGEOUS weather! I wish I could spend more time outside instead of in class, at work, and doing homework that has to be done on a computer.
Monday: My IP&T class got canceled so I got to eat lunch with Ben and we were able to sit outside in the sunshine for a while before I had to go to work. The rest of the day was spent at work and working in my advertising group for our campaign. After that, there was an advertising review for the midterm so Ben and I didn't get home until almost 8:00. We made a quick dinner, had FHE and studied for a bit.
Tuesday: Devotional was very powerful and very emotional. Anna sang with the University Choral and they did very well. The rest of the day was spent in classes and at work. Yay for Tuesdays.
Wednesday: School was good. I didn't have work and it was my last TELL class of the semester! WOOHOO!!! The class was not super terrible, it was just at a terrible time and I was very happy to be done with having class from 6:50pm-9:00 or 9:30 pm. I took my advertising mid-term and didn't do as well as I wanted but I didn't fail.
Thursday: Another gorgeous day! I only had Marriage Prep and work until 2:00 and then I was done for the day. I picked Ben up from class and we went to the Temple which was wonderful. After the Temple we had some roommate bonding and went with McKensey and Ashley to Yogurtland. It was absolutely delicious.
Friday: I got about half of my homework done (I have a big project due next week) in the morning when I went to campus with Ben. I had Jamba with Sydney and it was delightful. We actually got stuff done in our advertising group this week! After Ben and I ate lunch, we went to play a round of mini-golf at Trafalga because the weather was SO NICE!! We came home and ate a quick dinner and went to wait in line for Divine Comedy. It was really good this time. Really funny, lots of glow sticks, it was a great date :)
Saturday: Ben and I went to yard sales in the morning. It was really fun. We got Taboo for $1 which was great! When we got home, we worked on taxes and homework before eating lunch. We went to campus so I could go to an extra credit debate and Ben could work on stuff at the library. We stayed on campus the rest of the afternoon working on homework. I saw a few girls from my ward last year including my old visiting teacher. She is so sweet and I loved seeing her :) Ben and I ate some dinner and went to a movie at the International Cinema for his ASL class. It was a very interesting documentary called Audism Unveiled. I learned a lot and quite enjoyed it. After the movie we went to get Jamba Juice for free thanks to gift cards and a coupon. We went and wandered around the mall for a bit before coming home.
Sunday: Another gorgeous day! Church was lovely :) The talks were great and the classes were fantastic. After church Ben and I had dinner and went for a nice, long walk in the beautiful sunshine. After our walk, I made a treat while Ben indexed. Then we played some games and finished my Marriage Prep readings.


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Sunday, February 12, 2012
What do you think?
Is the 'drive-through' funeral service inappropriate?
I think the drive-through era is over. The only drive-throughs that seem to exist now are bank machines and fast food services. I can't think of anything more disrespectful than not taking a few minutes, a half hour or an hour from the day to pay respects to a person who has died and their family.
A drive-through viewing implies that you haven't got a few minutes in your all-important day to give to the family of someone you died. I think it's disrespectful...
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As an American human being, I exercise freedoms ridiculously in small but meaningful ways.One way i celebrate my rights is by NOT celebrating 'holidays'. And I don't rlly feel like blogging abt my '4th of July'. This is also a day in my life, like so many, hard to exemplify. Rlly, I went to an organic sulfate free winery on lake Roosevelt, played croquet, danced freely to live reggae music, and smoked dank with people whose names are virtues. It was by far a great day.
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You know what is really terrific? Having Laurie jump up and down like a cheerleader every single time she overhears one of my parents say something negative to me like she is keeping score at a sport's game. It's like having her own personal cheering section. Literally, she says, "Finally, someone is doing something for my family" every time my mother or father says something negative to me, which, in my family, comes about every single minute of the day. This is really pleasant for me Jeffrey, thanks to you and your beautiful wife. You two are such horrible people. Satisfying the two of you, Katzenberg parents is not something that is written into the, "getting my saving's account back" contract you entered into with my sister or David with was it?
I'd like to share with all of you that I found something rather amusing today...did you know that there are actually steps you can take to actually "pray for a miracle"? Yes, on wikihow.com, you can learn how to properly pray for a miracle.
Here's where you go to learn how to pray that Jeffrey and Marilyn leave me alone and give back my money...or as I call it, "a miracle" (you, of course, can insert your own miracle of your own choosing): How To Pray to God For A Miracle
Instead of listening to Laurie spending every second of the day cheering my mom and dad on, wishing me the most negative of luck on everything from my drug addiction to my life, I would rather wish Jeffrey the sense of God entering his life and knowing that if he doesn't wise up, his empire of money will be taken by the federal government and given to the rest of the gay community that he has screwed over for the past ten years. What I have tried to deal with for the last six month is his ignorance in thinking that his constant judgment of me is more important than what a REAL judge will think of him. If I have to listen to that bitch cackle at me again today, he will further suffer the penalties that harassing a police informant's family will bring. Hopeless billionaires don't exist, only lazy ones.


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I am really sorry that I didn't post anything new over the weekend. The Fall semester at Westmoreland County Community College started on August 20, 2009 and the two classes I am taking this semester are super intense on the homework. I was also in and out of the doctor's office, the hospital, and the dentist office last week. My son was in the emergency room on Wednesday after he cut his thumb severely and had to go to the ER and get stitches. I hope this week goes better.
Thanks for understanding and I hope things start to go better around here. The Cleveland Kite Festival is coming up on the weekend of September 12th & 13th! I love that festival!
Thank you for stopping by to visit my little corner of the internet. This blog covers crafting, kiting, disabilities, and life...
Monday, August 31, 2009
Sorry Nothing New Over The Weekend...
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Friday, August 28, 2009
La-La Land Crafts Halloween Blog Candy - Winner Drawn Sept 3rd!
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Boots Blog Spot: Blog Candy #2 - Winner Drawn Sept 5th!
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
New Look?
Well, I have been feeling that my blog has needed a makeover - and I finally took the timeout of my busy schedule to do it.
What do you think of the new look? Please leave me a comment and let me know.
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Blog Candy @ Sue's Stamping Stuff Winner Drawn August 23rd
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
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Monday, August 17, 2009
Crafty C's Blog Candy Giveaway Until August 21
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
DZ Doodles Design Team Call!
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Blog Candy at Butterfly Kisses Blog
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La-La Land Crafts Grand Opening and Another Great Blog Candy Giveaway - Until August 13th!
One more Blog Candy! She will give away not one, but THREE stamps from La-La Land Crafts, THREE of your choice!!! You know how you will be able to make a choice? Because the online store will be opened next Wednesday at 11 pm PST and you will be able to see everything that they have for you!!
On the top of the three La-La Land Crafts stamps you will also receive all other goodies in the photos above. They have for you:
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- QuicKutz Plants Embossing Folder (works with Cuttlebug)
- Bazzill Bitty Blossoms and
four stamps from the Lazy Days of Summer Magnolia collection
- Tilda (was only available with the Club purchase)
- Strawberry
- two Beach Flowers
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Another Delicious Blog Candy Giveaway! Until August 5th!
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Father Frank Mann, a Roman Catholic priest in Queens, New York City, talks about reverence for animal life and his discovery of animals' intelligence and feelings, and that they are deserving of kindness and compassion. Through this discovery, Father Mann has come closer to understanding his mission in life: that through kindness to animals, humans can gain a depth of soul enabling them to be kinder to ALL life – and building a kinder world.
The priest is, on a personal level, trying to keep his beloved cat Newman alive. Newman, who was the first animal to open the Father's heart about the preciousness of animal life, has chronic medical problems and needs regular veterinary care. Father has a webpage where donations can be made to meet his beloved Newman's medical expenses: www.GoFundMe.com/7kvers
As a priest, Father has taken a vow of poverty, and therefore your donation will help him keep his beloved pet alive. He does so much for others. Perhaps you will consider a donation to Father Frank. Thank you!
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Sweet & Fun RomanceBurning Springs is the thirteenth book in Firefly Hollow series but can be read as a standalone. This time we follow the relationship between Molly (an established character in the series) and Jonah a new face in the series. We also are introduced to a brand new town and a some new secondary characters. Molly is a strong young woman who is very unhappy with her first job in nursing and leaving her job propels her to make changes in her personal life as well. She ends up in Burning Springs where she finds a job as a waitress and meets Jonah. Jonah is a local artisan and nephew of Molly's new boss. Both Molly and Jonah are well written characters and I found them both very likable. Molly and Jonah's road from barely getting along, to friends, and then romantic partners was believable and fun to watch unfold. The new characters from the town were also fun to read and well developed and I hope that there are more books in the series that take place in Burning Springs. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys contemporary romances. I received an ARC for an honest review.by MiekeReads on March 10, 2017
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Star-struck singers, rappers and actors, including Barbra Streisand, Kanye West and Miley Cyrus, checked their egos at the door on Monday to record a new version of "We Are The World" for Haiti earthquake victims, 25 years after the song raised awareness of the famine in Africa.
None of the singers of the original song were invited to participate in the update, which was recorded at the same Hollywood studio once again under the oversight of Quincy Jones and the song's co-writer Lionel Richie.
In all, more than 70 stars lent their voices to the song, and they all seemed in awe of each other.
"As celebrities, we're fans of one another, so we're all looky-looing in there, and getting autographs and numbers," said Natalie Cole.
Streisand, Celine Dion and Tony Bennett appeared to inspire the most stares. Fifteen-year-old Canadian heartthrob Justin Bieber, who sang the opening line originally performed by Richie, joked that he would ask his new friend, R&B singer Akon, to get the telephone number of Nicole Scherzinger of the Pussycat Dolls.
Streisand, a noted perfectionist, ran through multiple takes of the line originally sung by Diana Ross, each one seemingly better than the previous one. Jazz singer Patti Austin came into her recording booth to coach her.
Guitar virtuoso Carlos Santana sang along, even though he is not a singer. Two members of the Beach Boys, Brian Wilson and Al Jardine, appeared to ignore each other.
Classical crossover tenor Josh Groban described the event as "inspired chaos."
"Everybody left their ego at the door," he said, referring to a sign that Jones hung in the studio during the original session on the old A&M Records lot on January 28, 1985.
"To be smack-dab in the middle of a sandwich between Barbra Streisand and Weezy (rapper Lil Wayne) was personally a creative experience I don't think I'll ever have the pleasure of having again," Groban added.
For his part, Lil Wayne said his mother asked him to get a photo of Gladys Knight.
He was among a heavy quotient of hip-hop stars, including Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Drake, LL Cool J, and will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas as well as West.


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Saving Photos from an Old Hard Drive
Over the past year I have been trying to shrink the amount of stuff we have. It's a grueling process for me. A family can accumulate a LOT of stuff over the course of a couple of decades. I have sold things on eBay and Craigslist, donated lots of stuff, and sent several pieces of […]
Bookshelf Makeover
You may know that I've been going through the process of trying to shrink the amount of stuff we have. My current mindset is that just because it fits in the house doesn't mean we need it. If it isn't functional, we don't use it, or it adds clutter then I'm trying to change that, […]
Flag Code
Memorial Day is just a few days away, so I thought it was appropriate to review the flag code. I also love all the patriotic summer holidays, so I'm likely to create something involving a flag. Hopefully this refresher will help me {and you!} be creative within the confines of the flag code. I love […]
A Visit to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Last weekend Maddie and I took a mother-daughter day trip to Crystal Bridges Museum. It's in Bentonville, Arkansas, which is less than two hours from where we live in Missouri. The Norman Rockwell exhibit was there and Maddie, who is an art student, wanted to take a look. Our family has […]
Gazelle Spring Cleaning
Springtime is here and for many that means time for spring-cleaning! If you are like my family, you go through electronic devices like crazy. Between the five cell phones on our family plan and the various other devices we use for music, movies and computing, it seems like there is always some kind of gadget […]
ModCloth & The Great Gatsby Fashion
I'll just say it: I'm a ModCloth affiliate because I'm a huge fan of their style. They have real vintage clothes, new vintage-styled clothes and kitschy housewares. In watching the previews for The Great Gatsby, which is being released this weekend, I have been reminded how enamored I am by the styles of the twenties. […]
Graduation Caps {Dessert}
This is a post from last year that I want to share again because even though I don't have a graduate this year, many of you do! This is an easy chocolate graduation dessert that is both festive and yummy. Enjoy!
1966 Bathing Suits
These vintage bathing suits are some beauties I found while scanning a 1966 Good Housekeeping magazine. Because it's May and it is snowing here today, it seemed like a good idea to share this pretty summer attire, if only for the sake of distraction from reality. I think the head wraps and towels on the […]
Upcycled Armoire
Lately I've felt like painting furniture using chalk paint. This is the most recent victim: it's an upcycled armoire that used to house our old television and the Wii. It was a project that I was very excited about getting done, but one that didn't turn out the way I hoped it would. Here […]
Woven Fabric Chair Seat
This woven fabric chair seat is a project I did because when I noticed that this ladder chair was in dire need of help, I happened to have just enough paint leftover from another project to spruce it up. The other project has run into some, hmmm, well let's say issues. I'll share that other […]
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We just got word from our realtor that we'll be closing earlier than expected… on Halloween! It will give us time to clean and slowly bring things over before the big move on November 5th. So, until we can snap some pictures of the empty rooms, here is one of my favorite features of the house: The wallpaper / brass ceiling fan combo!
Pretty awesome, right?
Aside from that gorgeousness, this is actually one of my favorite features: A walk in closet as big as my sophomore dorm room.


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Throughout most of my high school, college, MBA graduate school and seminary I was a mediocre student. I thought maybe I was stupid or "average." When I finished seminary and was ordained, I was done with formal schooling. It occurred to me one day soon thereafter, "Now I can read what I want." I took a book off the rectory shelf that seemed to attract me, "The Other Side of Silence," by Morton Kelsey. That was 38 years ago, and it was the beginning of a career I have grown to love, and found myself not so mediocre. If you are not enjoying or doing well in studies, it might be that you are not where you are supposed to be in the study area. When you find your sweet spot for learning, you will find yourself "smarter" and happier about learning. All good teachers have a passion for what they teach.
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So translations came out on some sites recently, but the translations are absolute shit. The shittiest thing is I probably won't remember to go back to it to read proper translations anytime soon. Good news is the colored pages looked real nice.
>Good news is the colored pages looked real nice.
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Well, the huge comic sans on the left ruins it a bit, and there's no background, but other than that I think it looks nice.


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Congratulations to our entire company! Your contributions to the United Way of Cass Clay as well as the support and volunteer efforts given to our annual chili feed, helped raise enough money in our first ever United Way campaign to earn this amazing honor. Roers raised just over $51,000 for the United Way in 2014; this is an unbelievable feat! Thank you again for your continued support of the United Way and Roers' efforts to continue hosting our annual chili feed.
The annual chili feed received rave reviews at the United Way annual meeting and the event continues to gain traction from year to year. We have received such warm comments from those who have attended in the past, "Roers is amazing! When I went to the Chili fundraiser last fall I was SO impressed watching everyone who worked there pitching in, having fun, giving back…and it was genuine! Love the culture of Roers. Great people who work hard and help each other and their community. It's inspiring!" This comment came from Diane Solinger, Executive Director of the Jeremiah Program.
Please continue to support the United Way, whether it's through volunteering or monetarily, as we continue 2015 with our next chili feed on the horizon, set for September 29th.


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Chinese police 'admit' Heywood murder cover-up
Four Chinese police officers on Friday admitted in court to covering up the killing of a British businessman to protect the wife of a disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai, an official said.
Mr Bo's wife Gu Kailai went on trial on Thursday accused of killing 41-year-old British businessman Neil Heywood by pouring poison into his mouth when he was drunk - a charge she did not contest.
Mr Bo was one of China's most senior leaders until his downfall earlier this year in a political scandal that has shaken the ruling Communist party.
All four were senior police officials in Chongqing, the south-western Chinese megacity that Mr Bo ran until he was sacked in March, and where Mr Heywood's body was discovered in a hotel room last November.
Tang Yigan, an official with the Hefei Intermediate Court in eastern China, told reporters the one-day hearing had ended late Friday and that a verdict would be given at a later date.
"The defendants admitted that the charge of bending the law for selfish ends was basically correct," he said of the four men, named as Guo Weiguo, Li Yang, Wang Pengfei and Wang Zhi.
Gu is waiting to hear her fate after her one-day trial ended without a verdict, but there is little doubt she will be found guilty.
It is not clear whether Mr Bo knew about the alleged cover-up, although the hearing was being closely watched for any hints on the likely fate of the charismatic and ambitious former leader.
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It's the last League game of the season *sob*!
Saturday will see us wrap up the 2016-17 Dafabet Welsh Premier League campaign as we welcome The New Saints to Maes Tegid.
Our 5th meeting of the season will be a dress rehearsal for next weekend's JD Welsh Cup Final which sees the Clubs meet as they both battle for the prestigious trophy.
Town are in a battle of their own. 2nd spot is still up for grabs and only goal difference separates ourselves and Connah's Quay. Quay make the long trip down to Cardiff Met, Bala will be looking out for the result at Cyncoed as a draw would be enough for the Lakesiders if the Archers can do the Lakesiders a favour and take all three points!
As we all are aware, Town haven't won in the previous 28 meetings but the Lakesiders will be looking to bounce back from Saturday's loss at the Nomads and secure 2nd spot.
The Saints lost 3-0 at Bangor City last weekend which surprised a few but Bala are aware of the threat that their opponents are. Have a read of Ryan Valentine's thoughts here.
Bala will be close to full strength going into our final game of the season but The New Saints will be without Micah Leca who was sent off last weekend.
It's our last game of the season – get yourselves down to Maes Tegid!
Match sponsor for this top of the table clash is John Clwyd. A loyal Town fan, John has been a Lakesiders fan for many a year and is a regular sponsor of the Bala Town v The New Saints fixture. Diolch i ti John am dy gefnogaeth unwaith eto.
Ball sponsors are Bryniau Golau, Llangywer. Peter and Katrina run their luxurious 5 star bed and breakfast on the banks of Llyn Tegid and we are extremely grateful for their support this season. Their stunning Victorian house has three stylish, comfortable and spacious double en-suite rooms to choose from named Berwyn, Aran and Arenig looking onto breathtaking views of the lake and mountains. Have a look at their website here.
We have two mascots on Saturday – Thomas Williams and Thomas Hughes will be leading the teams out. We hope you both enjoy your day at Maes Tegid!
Kickoff 5.15p.m.
Following the game on Saturday evening, we will be holding our Presentation Evening in the Plas Coch. Make sure you pop round for a pint and find out who's won what!
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The trip on Hwy 24 out of Colorado Springs, always has lots of antelope to see. This time there were only 32 spread out over 70 miles. They are normally not so close to the fence, but Gene was able to stop the RV, so I could take the photo. They just stood there looking at me. I said hi, how are you all today and they kept staring. So I said well bye, we need to get going. As if they understood me, they all turned at once and walked away. We laughed for the longest time.
It was a beautiful clear day with the bluest of skies. There were so many contrails from all the planes flying west. It is a wonder their paths never crossed – altho' it looked like it was going to happen several times.
The 2nd day as we approached Vesper, KS we saw a huge solar windmill farm. There had to be hundreds. These babies are tall too. Notice in the 2nd photo how small the telephone poles are.
Since there is so much farmland it only follows to have grain silos. This complex is in Topeka, KS.
IL allows triple trailers and this is a UPS truck.
On every cross country trip we have taken this has always happened. We, for some reason take a little longer either getting gas or getting going again from eating lunch. Had we not been delayed we would have been in the middle of this accident. As it was we were just in the backed up traffic.
The CB truckers said the state truck driver cut off the Hostess semi and got broadsided. One driver had to be cut out of the truck, but we never found out the condition of either of them. The semi hit so hard that the engine broke out of its compartment.
Somebody has a sense of humor when they constructed these water towers next to each other.
As we approached from the west they appeared to overlap and really made us laugh.
As we got off the interstate in IL to refuel there were a herd of buffalo in a field, that we would never have seen if we hadn't needed gas.
As we approached from the west they appeared to overlap and really made us laugh.
As we got off the interstate in IL to refuel there were a herd of buffalo in a field, that we would never have seen if we hadn't needed gas.
I keep missing the 3 crosses we see every so often. This one was so big it was easy to pull out the camera take a picture. It is huge - look at the semi on the road next to it.
No pictures but as we crossed the Missouri River on I70 the banks were overflowing. The flood went for about ½ mile east until it came to a high berm. The TV said the farmers are begging the government not to release any more water into the river because of all the flooding
Thank goodness we got here safe and sound and went to scope out the area around the Speedway. Did you know that the Indy 500 is held in the city of Speedway, IN
And this bar is directly across from the gate in the picture above. Pretty neat to see all those huge blow up bottles and can on top of the building.
I suspect there will be several people who will try to consume the equivalent of what would be in those bottles. LOL


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Next a kit update. Turns out that the ThermoRest NeoAir is indeed as fragile as they say. I ended up binning mine last night after it developed a very slow puncture and I was unwilling to use all my water to find it. Nights will be less comfortable. Also, my gaiters need a bit of extra superglue.
It turns out Day 1 was a gentle induction session. Today was hotter I think. I'm actually enjoying the running, but that's because running means I'm on flat rather terrain rather than stony ground, sand, steep hills etc. Today had not a lot of the former, and a lot of walking was required. The 'highlight' was the ascent of what looked like a massive sheer cliff, against which the wind had piled up a load of sand. Brutal, and still 5 days left.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Twofer Thanksgiving Pie
I was excited about making this pie, even though I'm not a fan of pumpkin, because I had high hopes that the layer of pecan pie filling on top of a layer of pumpkin pie filling would be a winning combination. I started out making one of Dorie's good-for-almost-everything single pie crust. I have a tendency to roll my pie crusts very thin so I actually made two crusts out of her recipe for one. The trouble began when I pre-baked it. My super-thin pie crust turned tooooo brown. So I dumped it and made another recipe of pie the pie crust and used all of the dough to make a single crust. Much better results.
Next, I made the pumpkin pie filling and held it in the cuisinarte. Then prepared the pecan pie filling and held it in a bowl. I poured the pumpkin pie filling into the crust and it nearly filled the crust! Next I sprinkled on the pecans and they just floated along on the pumpkin filling. Fun! Finally, I poured on the pecan filling and then, as directed, poked the pecans down so that they were beneath the filling. I slipped it into the 450 oven for 10 minutes, then reduced the heat to 300 for 35. When I checked the pie, however, it was obviously still way to gooshy. I kept checking for at least another 30 minutes until finally, I thought it would be ok. I had covered the rim of the crust with foil in an effort to keep it from over browning. I was not overly pleased with how the pie looked, but the verdict of the soup-night consumers is that the pie is fabulous!
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The Great Math Mystery
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Is math invented by humans, or is it the language of the universe?
Aired April 15, 2015 on PBS
Join NOVA on a mathematical mystery tour—a provocative exploration of math's astonishing power across the centuries. We discover math's signature in the swirl of a nautilus shell, the whirlpool of a galaxy, and the spiral in the center of a sunflower. Math was essential to everything from the first wireless radio transmissions to the prediction and discovery of the Higgs boson and the successful landing of rovers on Mars. Astrophysicist and writer Mario Livio, along with a colorful cast of mathematicians, physicists, and engineers, follow math from Pythagoras to Einstein and beyond. It all leads to the ultimate riddle: Is math a human invention or the discovery of the language of the universe?
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