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I have done these three "surveys" for the last several years so I want to keep it up, even if I am late.
Exercise #1
1. What did you do in 2013 that you'd never done before? I am really struggling with the very first question! Nothing much pops out. I learned what coolant was in a car? I parented a toddler? I got it! I hosted a PLAYDATE. ROLLERBLADED A MARATHON (now I am on a roll...) haha
2. Did you keep your new years' resolutions, and will you make more for next year? I will write another post about this. I didn't really do a very good job with my resolutions.
3. Did anyone close to you give birth? Yes! Welcome Belle to the world! And a cousin, welcome Jackson! both in December too... squeaking in under the wire...
4. Did anyone close to you die? My Grandma
5. What countries did you spend time in this year? Just America.
6. What would you like to have in 2014 that you lacked in 2013? More of a plan for the future? I don't know, to be happy with what we have!
7. What dates from 2013 will remain etched upon your memory, and why? I am not really a "date" person I guess. The new big anniversary is my SIL's wedding!
8. What was your biggest achievement of the year? Finding a new job that works better for me.
9. What was your biggest failure? Bad diet, and bad diet for Benjamin
10. Did you suffer any serious injury or illness? No (lets have it stay that way...)
11. What was the best thing you bought? A car that DH likes!
12. Whose behavior merited celebration? DH for being an great husband/father.
13. Whose behavior made you appalled and/or depressed? the media and politicians
14. Where did most of your money go? Daycare, mortgage, eating
15. What did you get really, really, really excited about? The release of "Catching Fire" movie, our big trip to Arizona and seeing the Grand Canyon, Benjamin's first Christmas that he was aware of what was going on.
16. What song will always remind you of 2013? Royals (its prolific)
17. Compared to this time last year, are you:
a) happier or sadder? happier
b) thinner or fatter? about the same I think
c) richer or poorer? richer
18. What do you wish you'd done more of? organizing
19. What do you wish you'd done less of? miscommunicating
20. How did you spend Christmas? In Wichita w/the ILs
21. Did you fall in love in 2013? Stayed in love!
22. What are the main websites you used? Zetaboards, Facebook, Pinterest
23. Did you write anything worth reading this year? no. I don't think I wrote anything at all actually....
24. What was your favorite TV program? How I Met Your Mother (on Netflix)
25. Do you hate anyone now that you didn't hate this time last year? I try not to hate people in general.
26. What was the best book you read? Looking at Good Reads, I read a lot of 4 star books! I guess my favorite two were Fault In Our Stars and Casual Vacancy
27. What was your greatest musical discovery? nothing new
28. What did you want and get? A new job, and other things
29. What did you want and not get? lottery win
30. What was your favorite film of this year? Catching Fire
31. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you? 29. On my actual birthday we did a low-key night out at Noodles&Co with my mom. There was a bigger family party the weekend before it.
32. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying? Winning the lottery.
33. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2013? Started out as "dress slightly nicer then everyone else in the office"... ended up as "I hate most my clothes and don't care what I wear".
34. What kept you sane? The help and support of my family and friends.
35. Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most? No one pops to mind... I enjoyed all of the coverage that Jennifer Lawrence got.
36. What political issue stirred you the most? The Government shutdown was pretty ridiculous. I was pleased with the gains made for equal rights.
37. Who did you miss? My Graduate School Friends, my ILs
38. Who was the best new person you met? a couple of work people (from both my old job and new job actually)
39. Tell us a valuable life lesson you learned in 2013? You never know what is going to happen next, just keep swimming!!
40. What word or phrase sums up this year? "Happily Ever After"
Exercise #21 minute ago... I was watching a guy's knee bend the entirely wrong way on the NFC Championship Game
1 hour ago... I was reading Benjamin his bedtime books, current favorite is "Good Night Construction Site"
1 day ago... I was watching Top Gear with DH
1 month ago... Rushing to get the last of DS's Christmas gifts together so we could celebrate early.
1 year ago... I was sleep training Benjamin, trying to get him sleeping better and in his own room
1 decade ago... I was a Sophomore in College, probably home for Chritmas, missing DH terribly
1 lifetime ago... I think I was in revolutionary in Russia
5 minutes ago... I was talking to DH about how I hadn't seen the Knee injury...
5 hours ago... I was watching Payton Manning play Tom Brady in the AFC Championship, and feeling very queezy
5 days ago... I had book club for a book about the Comanche
5 months ago... I had just started my new job with the county
5 years ago... I was teaching the one and only college course I ever taught.
The rule is simply: Post the first line of each month of my blog from the last year.
Exercise #3
JANUARY: This is going to be a good year.
FEBRUARY: One of the hard things about setting a sleep schedule is that its hard to be able to sleep in on weekends or do stuff in the evenings.
MARCH: Benjamin slept really well last night again! He woke up around 10:30pm and needed comforting.
APRIL: On Sunday we had our normal family holiday - lots of food and good company.
MAY: Its been a long time since I posted a sleep update, over a month actually.
JUNE: Yesterday Benjamin turned 17 months old!
JULY: We had a fabulous 4th of July. First, we took a long walk as a family, with Benjamin in the stroller. It was very pleasant.
AUGUST: My paternal Grandmother was laid to rest today. I was not able to attend the funeral, so I wanted to take a minute to write about her.
SEPTEMBER: Friday Night 8/30/13 - After work we headed out to my parent's house for pizza night. It got off to a really late start because my BIL and Bro had to work late, but that was OK because we planned to stay up for a campfire anyways!
OCTOBER: I want to post and tell you about the awesome hike I took up the shore as part of my 30x30 list. It was beautiful, gave me a new bucket list goal (as in lifetime bucket list), and taught me something about hobbies and efforts.
NOVEMBER: FRIDAY Halloween Carnival!! We went to the elementary school Halloween Carnival (now called the Fall Festival).
DECEMBER: The Best Advice for New (and Not-So-New) Moms


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We've been watching the bald eagles and their nest in Decorah, IA. It's great science. 🙂 So far this year they have 2 eggs. Last night it snowed in Decorah.
Today I saw a picture that got me thinking. If you look closely, you'll see a bald eagle's head sticking out of the snow just left of the center of the picture toward the top of the nest. As I read information on the eagles and saw how God has created them to withstand the elements, I saw a great spiritual analogy.
- Focus on God's Purpose for me is key to being Unaffected by tough times. Mama Eagle's purpose is to protect those eggs. She stuck with it through a snow storm last night!
- Just because it isn't pleasant doesn't mean I change course or loose focus. Mama Eagle didn't panic because of a snow storm and try to come up with an alternate plan to stop the snow. God gave her what she needed to withstand the snow, so she stuck with the God's plan. His is best, anyway!
- Perseverance pays off. I just have to wait (not my favorite thing to do!)
- Circumstances don't change my Purpose and Calling. She's still Mama Eagle. She'll sit on those eggs and care for those babies through any weather until they're ready to fly.
- Circumstances don't change the Truth of God's Word. Matthew 7:24-25 "Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. 25 The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock." What stability that brings!
- When I'm Unaffected I show my trust in God. Mama Eagle didn't get in a tiz (like I would have!). She calmly waited out the storm and weathered it just fine.
This is a great visual reminder of Matthew 14:22-31. When Peter focused on Jesus, Peter was Unaffected. When Peter focused on circumstances, he sank!
My goal is to be Unaffected this week.
My biggest challenge will be not letting my boys' behavior affect mine!
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Princess Anne Visit
Tuesday, 09 May 2017 until Tuesday, 09 May 2017
MADE took part in hosting CSCLeaders and HRH Princess Anne at the ELM and LMC. The aim of this day was to allow our visitors to explore some of the issues facing London and its citizens, and see how they are being addressed, with a focus on the Muslim Community. MADE's Lucy gave some insights into challenges surrounding youth and leadership opportunities from a woman's perspective.
Our visitors were given the chance to: - Explore the archives collection dated from 1910 - Explore the ELM beehive - Listen to short insights from MADE's Lucy and others on the challenges and opportunities for youth and leadership from a women's perspective - Visit the first Zakat centre inside a synagogue which distributes money inside the UK for the benefit of the British Muslim Communities
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Read Psalms 127–128
Blessed are all who fear the LORD, who walk in his ways. Blessings and prosperity will be yours; Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house… children are a reward from him. Psalm 128:1-2b, 3a; Psalm 127:3b
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The Psalms portray children as a sign of blessing and prosperity. The Psalmist declares, "Sons are a heritage from the LORD, children a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are sons born in one's youth." (127:3-4) Along with this blessing, however, comes a warning: Unless the LORD builds the house its builders labor in vain. (127:1)
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God promises that if we put Him first in our lives we will eat the fruit of our labors–a blessed home. But when we focus on what the world expects of us, working long hours and doing too much, our lives become unbalanced. When this happens, the Psalmist says, "In vain you rise early and stay up late, toiling for food to eat–for he grants sleep to those he loves." (127:2)
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Dear Father, I pray for the peace and rest that comes from focusing on You, even when I am busy. Help me to order my priorities according to Your perfect will. Thank You for the blessings of children.
* * *May the LORD bless you from Zion all the days of your life… and may you live to see your children's children. Psalm 128:5–6 NIV


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Christian apologetics
Figure this: three scientists from Indiana University and MIT have done some flume experiments on mud deposits. The results have been published in a four-page article in Science (summary), issue of December 14. The day before that, physorg picks up their story. On December 27, a christian apologist picks it up and writes about it on his blog.
What's all the fuss about? Well, it's about mud. Mud is composed of very small particles that only settle in still waters, so whenever we find mudstone we know it was deposited in a very calm environment, and very slowly. Or so we thought, because our scientists have found out that mud can actually deposit in waters that flow at much higher speeds than 'still'. For this to happen clay needs to flocculate which creates mud particles that behave somewhat like sand. In their flume experiments they managed to create mud ripples that looked very much like sand ripples. Clay flocculation has been a known process for a long time. Faster deposition of mud has been too. The present research only adds a wider variation of environments in which it can take place.
The scientists think their research will enable builders of harbours and canals to design their structures in such a way that the accumulation of mud is prevented, or at least lessened. A rather humble but very useful application. Well done!
It takes a christian to point out the ramifications on a larger scale: 'What about the complete undermining of current theory of geologic ages of rock strata?' (Hm, I didn't know the complete theory of rock ages was solely based on deposition rates of mud), 'this is another example of the uniformitarian view—a little water, a long time—giving way to the possibility that geological landscapes were formed by massive amounts of turbulent water over a short period of time'.
The uniformitarian model has already long ago been refined by allowing for catastrophic events -e.g. the Chixulub meteor at the end of the Cretaceous or the sudden emptying of Lake Agassiz at the end of the last ice age- and ho! wait! just a second! No one, literally no one is talking about 'massive amounts of turbulent water', just 'higher speeds of flow'. Where do these 'massive amounts of water' suddenly come from? Well: 'When we view the geologic record through the lens of a Biblical understanding we would expect to find millions of dead things buried in sediment laid down quickly by water all over the Earth'. And for those who haven't taken the hint yet: 'For more thorough research into this issue please utilize the resources available at Answers In Genesis'.
I don't get these people. Genesis was not written as an introduction to geology. It was not written to tell how the world was created, but why. Its writers used Sumerian, Babylonian, Canaanite, Persian, Egyptian and Greek world views, notions, anecdotes and stories to make their point and they did that somewhere in the fifth century BC. A time when no one knew or suspected anything about geology, when any reference to geology would have fallen on deaf ears. And its point is not geology, it's humanity.
Genesis is literature and should be read as literature. This is what made it survive twenty-five centuries. It's what made it sacred to no less than three religions and its stories known to a fourth. It is no less sacred for being 'just' literature. In fact, calling it 'just literature' is defiling it in much the same way as treating it as a geology book. 'Forgive them; for they know not what they do'
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We started a tumble and art class last week for Isabelle at the YMCA. Isabelle absolutely loves it. She definitely prefers the tumbling to the art. But that comes as no surprise considering she loves to climb on everything she can. During art class she tends to try and eat the different art supplies, like the pretty red glitter and the uncooked pasta we were supposed to be glueing onto the crowns today.
Isabelle's favorite event is the beam.
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There are few things that annoy me as much as outrageous fees and taxes. Road tolls on old narrow roads, additional "recreation fees" on top of the $250 a night you pay at that resort, and here's another one for you:
This is just as ridiculous as having Skatteverket (the Swedish equivalent to the IRS) sending me an invoice together with my tax return to cover the costs of processing it.
P.S. Yes, I know this is a common practice among TV providers, but that doesn't mean it's not outrageous.


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When the exercise of a Constitutional right is met with unopposed opposition, the right itself is in danger. For instance, if in writing this post I have to fear a backlash from those who disagree, and if that backlash includes loss of my job, fines, or other institutional sanctions, my right regarding Freedom of the Press is being threatened. That's not to say that I should not be held accountable for what I "say", but rather, the opposition to what I say should not be allowed to be institutionalized. If my manager doesn't like it, that's his prerogative to disagree. But for him to sanction me with fines, unpaid time off, etc., is wrong. Those actions abridge my right to free speech and threaten the very fabric of our rights.
Fortunately, no such thing has happened to me. Yet!
The story that brings this point to mind is that of Ozzie Guillen, Manager for the Florida Marlins baseball team, who said he loves and respects Fidel Castro. From CNN.com:
"The reaction by the team was swift — a five-game suspension. Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig supported the move. "Mr. Guillen's remarks, which were offensive to an important part of the Miami community and others throughout the world, have no place in our game," he said Tuesday."
I have a problem with that. Guillen is entitled to his opinion and others are entitled to disagree. But for the Commissioner to support suspending him for the comments is inappropriate. Nevermind the fact that Guillen later apologized—he has the right to realize he offended people and to apologize. The suspension still stands.
What the Marlins and the Cuban-American protesters outside the stadium are saying is this: "We believe in the Constitutional right to Free Speech as long as you say what pleases us to hear." I'm not alone in my view. Also from CNN.com:
"Frank Ramirez, a longtime fan, said that Miami "is the last place you want to say something like that." Still, he drew a distinction between the ball club suspending Guillen for what he said, rather than acting in response to fan outcries. To suspend Guillen for the content of what he said — no matter how wrongheaded — comes across as a violation of his right to free speech, Ramirez said."
What they are in fact saying is that they would choose to muzzle those who disagree with their view of Fidel Castro—just as Fidel Castro has done in Cuba since his rise to power over 50 years ago. The only difference is that in Cuba, Fidel would have you killed—not merely suspended for a few games.
The consequence of Free Speech that is judged as in this case is the end to Free Speech.


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Interesting article here. Treat all policy sounds to be on track at least in SADC countries. When the article say the collaborative is expected to run in Zimbabwe through June 2018 does it imply that it is a try run to be evaluated or the country now just treat all from now on
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Zimbabwe ART4All Collaborative
The Ministry of Health and Child Care and HEALTHQUAL, with additional technical support from URC-ASSIST, successfully launched the ART4All Collaborative to accelerate "Treat All" for PLHIV in Zimbabwe. In Harare, 26 teams from the City of Harare, Chitungwiza and Epworth District in Mashonaland East convened to initiate this innovative collaborative that addresses a new model of treatment implementation to reach the 90-90-90 goals.
Beyond the typical improvement components in an initial learning session, this event included a panel focusing on same-day treatment initiation featuring Clinic Referral Facilitators, whose role includes counseling, referral to treatment initiators and navigation. The Collaborative includes active participation from consumers and representatives from consumer organizations. This improvement collaborative is focusing on both newly diagnosed and pre-ART patients and is expected to run through June 2018.


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Well this winter has had several beautiful snows. The snow had come down thick and soft but does not tend to stay long. We just haven't had it very cold.
And of course every little hint of snow in the air the kids want to run outside and play.
These little darlings can be the best of friends ....
and the worst of enemies...
The snow covered our Christmas lights. It made such a beautiful glow.
I am sure everyone in our generation thinks of the Christmas Story movie when they bundle up their kids to go out in the snow.
it probably takes as much time to bundle up as they spend outside in the snow. It usually doesn't last long before they want to come back in.


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If Richard Nixon's policy toward China was grist for grand opera, Bill Clinton's gyrations could be the stuff of musical comedy. The latest scene featured America's chief official huckster and secretary of Commerce, Ron Brown, who took along 24 Fortune 500 CEOs on a trade mission in which his much-touted "commercial diplomacy" netted contracts estimated at $6 billion.
Let's make it clear that we approve of these efforts to make China (in Mr. Brown's words) "a commercial ally and partner," though his attempt to play the "Energizer bunny" was a bit excessive. His approach is far preferable to Secretary of State Warren Christopher's grim undertakings, since abandoned, to chastise the Beijing regime on its human rights record and presume to impose U.S. standards on a civilization 6,000 years old.
Even if one accepts the State Department's efforts to measure ** human rights by the treatment of a few high-profile dissidents rather than spectacular increases in the economic well-being of China's people, Mr. Brown wins. Fewer dissidents were picked up during his visit last week than on Mr. Christopher's ill-fated journey in 1993.


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Because we don't really want to talk about how Oscar has taken to hiding under the bed sometimes. This is odd behavior, and I think, cat like. He started doing this before we moved so I have no idea what's up.
Or how Simon is such a little lazy butt that he only will walk a block or so before demanding to be carried. Luckily Sunday I was prepared for just such an incident and had a backpack with me.
Or how now that I moved I have no where to take good finished knits pictures. I had it all figured out at the house, stacking varies pieces of porch furniture to achieve the right height and what backgrounds to use. I'm going to have to scout around the apartment and let's face the neighbors will think I'm nuts.
Or how was I was soooo close to being done with the CPH, I realized I had seriously f'ed up on one of the front band and the collar and had to do some serious frogging. Or all the ends I'm going to have to weave in when it's done.
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The Orange Book & its impact on the Lib Dems, 8 years on – my report back from last night's IEA event
by Stephen Tall on July 13, 2012
Last night, the IEA held a fascinating debate looking at the impact the infamous The Orange Book — edited by David Laws and Paul Marshall, with contributions from many of the newest / brightest / most economically liberal MPs — had on the Lib Dems following its publication in 2004. The panel included Dr Steve Davies, Education Director, IEA; Dr Tim Leunig, Chief Economist, Centre Forum; Mark Littlewood, Director General, IEA; and Paul Marshall, Chairman, Centre Forum management board.
You can see my as-live tweets of the event below, but here are some other quick other/further observations:
The self-evident point about The Orange Book was, rightly, repeated again last night: it is a book more often talked about than read. To many on the social liberal / left of the party it is an embodiment of all that is wrong with the Lib Dems: 'neoclassical' right-wing orthodoxy which the leadership (more or less) bought into and imposed on the party against the will of members. This is an over-simplification containing one grain of truth.
First, the over-simplification: The Orange Book was a collection of authors, ranging from David Laws (most classically liberal) to Steve Webb (most social liberal). There is no single, common thread uniting the authors, and the essays range from the fairly conventional, highlighting established Lib Dem policy (Mark Oaten on criminal justice) through to the more daringly radical (David Laws on the NHS 'social insurance' model). There is no single chapter dedicated to what a 'classically liberal', Lib Dem economic policy should look like, probably reflecting the benign economic conditions of the time. The closest to it is the contribution of Vince Cable (another author usually depicted, wrongly, as being definitively on the 'social liberal / left' wing of the party) championing free trade, deregulation, limits to public spending and the marginal tax take, and provider plurality in the provision of public services.
Then the grain of truth: it's fair to say that the more market-orientated Orange Book approach has been grabbed primarily by the party leadership, and viewed with deep scepticism by many (though by no means all) Lib Dem activists. The point was made last night that it's by no means unusual for party leaders and their activists not to see eye-to-eye: just ask Tony Blair. What marks out the Lib Dems is the party's adherence to a form of internal democracy, in which there is a link (sometimes tenuous) from party members to party policy. Mark Littlewood pushed strongly the idea that the Lib Dem leadership should be attempting to open up debates and votes to the membership as a whole rather than, as it does now, limiting crucial policy votes to a selectorate of conference representatives and committees which, he argued, favoured the best-organised activists (currently the Social Liberal Forum). Tim Leunig made a different point: parties, no matter what their internal democratic structures, are shaped by their leaders: the Lib Dems are currently more in the image of Nick Clegg, and so more Orange Book; if Tim Farron were to become leader, the party would look, feel and be different for a period of time.
Hopefully these tweets will give you a flavour of some of what was said last night…


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Being a school governor is about asking tough questions and is not a "touchy-feely, sherry pouring, cake slicing exercise", according to Michael Gove.
The Education Secretary said governors must deal with tough issues such as ensuring that public money is being spent wisely and that pupils are making progress and achieving good results.
His comments came at the launch of the Inspiring Governors Alliance - a group aimed at promoting the importance of high quality school and college governance, inspiring more high-quality individuals to volunteer for the jobs, and encouraging employers to think about the benefits of supporting their staff to take up the posts.
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Fortunately for me, days 7 and 8 of writer's camp fit so perfectly together. Because they're both about loooooove. First, I'm gonna talk about love stories that are not love stories. Friendship stories. Sister stories. Brother stories. And then I'm gonna jump into love stories that are love stories. This shall be funnn. muahahaha.
So. Friendship. I love how Bella put this into the Camp because she is so passionate about it. Seriously, go read her post. And I completely agree. I love stories about friendship and I hate (HATE) when people mess that up. Like fan fictions that make things all wrong. Friends are friends and it's good to be friends.
I think one of the reasons that this is something I'm so passionate about is because...well, I've never been in a relationship, but I have so many rich and beautiful friendships. Me and my siblings are really close, and I've got some amazing sisters in Christ that are basically siblings. I connect to this.
Me and my older sister (by 18 months) are probably my best example of this in real life. Everyone always used to think we were twins because we hung out soooo much together that we would finish each others sentences, we could tell what the other one was thinking with just a look, and we had the exact same sense of humor (mostly because it was interwebbed with thousands of inside jokes). And we would die for each other...without even a second thought. She's the Fili to my Kili, the Pippin to my Merry, the Hornblower to my Kennedy, the Robin to my Much, the Arthur to my Merlin...etc. etc. etc.
I think that Bella really hit it in her post--we especially need more sister stories. We have loads of romances, and actually a lot of brother stories, but even looking at my list up there, they're all guys. We desperately need some more rich sister stories.
Okay, I blew over that one kind of quick, but unless you want to be here for hours, I better jump onto the next half of love.
Love love.
Okay, so this one I'm actually surprisingly really passionate about. Not because I'm like WE NEED MORE ROMANCE but because I'm like...
Okay, guys, seriously. Marriage is the reflection of Christ as the Bridegroom and His church, the bride. Ephesians 5:25-33, yo:
Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife, as also Christ is the head of the church; and He is the Savior of the body. Therefore just as the church is subject to Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in everything. Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her, that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water by the word, that He might present her to Himself an glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish. So husbands ought to love their own wives as their own bodies; he who loves his wife loves himself. For no one ever hated his own flesh, but nourishes and cherishes it, just as the Lord does the church. For we are members of His body, of His flesh and of His bones. "For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh." This is a great mystery, but I speak concerning Christ and the church. Nevertheless, let each one of you in particular so love his own wife as himself, and let the wife see that she respects her husband.
Mind = blown. Every. Single. Time. This is marriage. This is love. Why is this not in stories more? We are so ridden with a perverted form of love these days. So much of the exact opposite of all of this (and yet we are told that it...works out? somehow?). I think that it starts with strong male characters paired by equally strong (but not in the way the world would think of strong) female characters. Characters that complement each other. Husbands that adore their brides and give their lives for them, that protect and cherish and love, love, love, just like Christ loves, loves, loves us. (Humans are flawed. I get this. These guys are gonna make mistakes. But there are godly men out there who are desiring to reflect Christ. Not just a bunch of jerks.) Wives that think their husbands are just...the greatest thing, that run to them with their everything, that uphold them, that cherish them, that get all starry-eyed when they think of them, but are also willing to put in the hard work to uphold the relationship.
Our generation is plagued by the fact that the only "role models" we have (at least in the media) are Lovers. We need more husbands, more wives, more mothers and fathers, digging further into this concept of marriage and family and what a glorious and beautiful thing it is--a thing to be protected and guarded and kept sacred.
We have a King who adores us--His bride. Let's reflect that in our writing.
(I could go on. I shouldn't. It's late. And I still have the tag to do.)
SO! The tag. Sorry to blow through those pretty quickly. They were awesomesaucetastic topics!
But on ho. These are the questions that I am to answer (Thanks again, Michaila!):
What is the name and what does he/she look like of your favored character?
Okay, I'm assuming that all of these are about my writing. Eep! That means.....revealing stuff..... XD So I love all of my characters and choosing one is like choosing a favorite child. But, I shall choose ONE to tell you all about.
Her name is Aelis (pronounced AY-Lish) and she is from my fantasy trilogy. She's 5'8" and has long, curly, auburn hair that she mostly wears up in like a french twist or bun or something. She is very elegant in form and personality, and so she's just....full of grace. And she wears awesome clothes.
What would you describe your writing style as?
Oh goodness. I don't know. I guess.... a humble take on the epic forms, laced with humor and fun dialogue, with characters that are relatable and believable, but also are heroes. If that makes any sense.....
How much writing do you complete in a week?
HA. Don't ask me that. It's tragic, really. I've gotten about......1000 (MAYBE, probably less) words in the past 7 months. Not including poetry, but still. *cries*
Plotting...on a note card, in a notebook, or in your brain?
Mostly in my brain. And in scattered notebooks and pieces of paper that happened to be closest to my bed when I got an idea I didn't want to forget at night.
What does your book couple's wedding look like?
I love this question after what we talked about earlier. Welllll it obviously depends on which couple. But I'll go with that one. Yes. And I won't tell you who it is either but I love them.
Their wedding would be in early spring, when the flowers are just starting to come out, and the colors are still gentle (the leaves are a little paler and the sky is a little lighter, you know?). Her bouquet would be purple lilies and baby's breath. Her hair would be in one of those tucked up styles with a pretty barrette and some wisps of hair framing her face. Her dress would be elegant and not too blingy or poofy. I think it would be quarter-length lace sleeves with a square neckline. She'd wear a necklace matching her barrette and earrings and a simple bracelet. Her bridesmaids would be in sage green with white sashes. He would be wearing a white shirt and a green vest with brown or grey pants. His groomsmen would probably be wearing grey vests instead. Oh and it would be outdoors, obviously, with minimal added decorations (because the location would be perfection....aspen trees and the ocean in the background and green grass). And it would be fabulous and I would cry. (I think he will too.)
Ever sketch your characters? Care to share?
I do, actually. I'm not really a good artist by any right, but I will......I guess I'll share ONE. This is my MC from my steampunk book, Amber Brighton.
When did you start to write?
When I was 13ish. So probably about 6 years ago.
What inspired you?
My sister. Our old doll games. Tolkien and countless other books.
What still inspires you?
My sister. Our old Lego games (hehe). Tolkien and countless other books. God, mostly. The Bible. Music. My friends.
What would your published book look like, inside and out?
Oooh. Well I want my Steampunk book to have an epic cover. I have it pictured in my mind....like the title, and right under the title, a pair of goggles, with one lens reflecting a smoggy, dirty city, and the other lens reflecting a single star. And I'm sure there'd be other stuff but I'd have to see it to make it perfect. And on the inside....well, I want it to look clean and nice and just a bit whimsical. If that makes sense. And have illustrations because I looooove illustrations. :-D
Thanks for the tag, Michaila! And thanks for everything, Bella! And thanks for reading, all!
Now I gotta get to bed.


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London Fashion Week once again played host to Rock Vault, an initiative of the British Fashion Council to support up-and-coming jewelry designers. As reported previously, designers Jacqueline Cullen and Ornella Iannuzzi were new additions to the lineup of 10, which includes Fernando Jorge, Yunus & Eliza, Melanie Georgacopoulos, Jo Hayes Ward, Hannah Martin, Imogen Belfield, Tomasz Donocik and Alice Cicolini. I'll do a more formal post on the individual collections of spring 2014 that I liked the most, but in the meantime you can check out the Instagram version of what was on display this season.
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On Tuesday I went to the Western Canada Aviation Museum to see one of the last two flying Lancaster bombers.
I had considered cycling there, as it is only about 11 kilometers from home. I am however, glad I didn't.
The lack of bicycle parking could have been managed, but there were so many drivers who were not paying attention that I had to do some fancy footwork on my six block walk to avoid being hit. I would not have managed such nimbleness on my bike.
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The AJC has an interesting piece on the competitiveness of SEC conference games this season.
The SEC is a fairly tough league that has many closely matched teams while other conferences are either weak top to bottom or very top heavy (or has a lot of dead weight). Still, I don't like seeing the SEC in this company in any context:
The average margin in the 25 SEC games this season is 10.36 points.
The only conference with a lower average margin is the Big East, which has played eight intra-league games. The average margin in those games is 9.38 points.
Rivaling the SEC in competitiveness is the ACC, where 13 of 19 intra-conference games — 68 percent — have been decided by 10 points or less. The average margin in ACC games is 10.95 points.
The most uninteresting conference match ups: the Pac-10, with an average margin of 25 points. It isn't all USC, either. Everyone is whipping Washington and Washington State.
The SEC is just deeper, especially when you consider
Of the seven SEC games decided by more than 10 points this season, three have been Florida victories by 24 over Tennessee, 31 over Arkansas and 30 over LSU. Yet, the Gators lost by one point to Ole Miss, which has dropped its other three SEC games by 6, 7 and 4 points.
The other 10+ point wins are Georgia's Tennesee win (12 points), Alabama's wins in Athens (11 points) and Fayetteville (35 points), and Tennessee's win over Mississippi State (31 points). Those losses are scattered among several teams, unlike the Pac-10.
My view, like most pundits east of the Mississippi, is that top to bottom, the SEC is a tougher league than all others but the Big 12 (and I think the SEC is still tougher, especially at the middle and bottom). The SEC doesn't have the one team dominating the league, like I believe Texas will end up doing. It also doesn't have the two teams that are exhibiting new highs in suckitude, like the Big 12, the Big East and the Pac-10 do. It doesn't have multiple teams that play extremely well one week, then extremely poorly the next, like the ACC. With both Arkansas (Vandy) and Mississippi State (Auburn, I know, I know) picking off teams that are in the top 3 of their division, even games against the Hogs or the Bizzaro Dogs can't really be put in the win column until the game is played.
I am sticking by what Rennie has to say about the situation.
"Every week is a struggle in the SEC," said Georgia linebacker Rennie Curran, who explains the close games the same way most people in the league do: "There's so much talent and fan support from top to bottom that it's hard to have a game where you just completely pound a team."
That's right. Too bad other people don't see it that way. Either way, the BCS will shake itself out and a one loss SEC champ goes to Miami over any other one loss champ but Texas (and possibly Okie State). A road win in Baton Rouge will mean plenty for the Dawgs, even if it is by one point.


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Hey all,
WOW! What a week.
Thank you to everyone who entered the Always Been You contest both here and on the Kool Queer Lit site. Your kind words and support were fantastic!
Well, I promised some winners, so here they are.
1st Prize winner = Penumbra (penumbrareads(at)gmail(dot)com)
2nd Prize winner = Jbst (strive4bst(AT) yahoo(DOT) com)
Keep a look out for my email to receive your prizes.
*The winner of the Caliente Blog Hop will be announced tomorrow*


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VIDEO: Joe Budden feat Fabolous x Lil Wanye x Tank – She Put It Down
New video from Slaughterhouse's own Joe Budden for the single "She Don't Put It Down" featuring Fabolous, Lil Wayne and Tank. Joe Buddens new album No Love Lost available now.
DOWNLOAD: Fabolous – "The Soul Tape 2" Mixtape
Fabolous drops the second installment to The S.O.U.L. Tape mixtape. Download from the link below.
DOWNLOAD: Fabolous – The Soul Tape 2
Fabolous – "So NY"
"I'm so New York Weezy probably won't like me", Fabolous drops so new heat entitled "So NY"
Produced by Just Blaze
LISTEN: Fabolous – So NY
Fabolous – "Got That Work"
Loso brings us another new video of of his latest mixtape There Is No Competition 3 for the track "Got That Work".
Directed by Aristotle
Previously: VIDEO: Fabolous – She Did It
Fabolous – "She Did It"
Fabolous aka Loso brings us a new video for "She Did It" off of his recent mixtape There Is No Competition 3.
Tyga feat Wale, Fabolous, Young Jeezy, Meek Mill and T.I. – "Rack City" Remix
YMCMB artist Tyga brings us the visuals for the "Rack City" remix featuring Wale, Fabolous, Jeezy, Meek Mill and T.I.. Tyga Careless World is in store now.
Previously: Tyga – Rack City
Young Jeezy feat Fabolous, Jadakiss – "OJ"
Jeezy brings us some new visuals for "OJ" featuring Fabolous and Jadakiss off of his latest album TM103 Hustlerz Ambition.
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Teachers learning from one another is one of the most powerful ways to grow as an educator. Keystone Elementary recently took advantage of an opportunity to get into each other's classrooms to view teaching strategies and classroom management techniques. We have heard over and over that teachers want to get into other rooms to connect but can't find the time to make it happen. With the prompt of a video from The Teaching Channel called The Learning Walk, we organized the day so teachers were able to visit several classrooms and then have the opportunity to debrief with peers after the observation. We were fortunate to have a combined planning period that general classroom teachers were able to use, so they did not require substitutes or lesson plans. Specials teachers and special education teachers needed to be out of their classrooms and prepare substitute plans for 30-40 minutes in order to participate in the learning walks.
Our schedule looked like this:
We scheduled four to five classroom observations for each group of teachers. We were able to schedule five to six teachers in each group to help the discussions during the debrief be more rich. The order of observations were carefully timed so the teachers were able to see key pieces of instruction when visiting classrooms. We stayed in classrooms for three to five minutes and then stepped into the hallway to debrief after the observation about take-aways from the visit.
Teachers were also able to jot down positive feedback for the teachers to be compiled and given to them at a later time. Another document teachers had to reference for ideas of what to look for is included below.
Additional resources for teachers to look for during observations were included in this great resources from Ms. Houser's Instructional Coaching website. She has a great number of resources for educators, so if you haven't stalked her website, I highly recommend it!
The final document included in the teacher observation packet was a teacher feedback form. These were completed by the observing teacher and compiled later to give to each teacher before we left for Christmas break. The purpose of this feedback was to give teachers an idea of some of the great things they are doing in their classrooms and to reflect on how to make that even better after break.
I would say that our first go with Learning Walks was a success! We have had great feedback from the teachers who were able to participate, and we are already looking for ways to improve for our next Learning Walk! Let me know if you have ideas for us, or if you'd like me to send any of our resources your way.


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Here is a pic of Matisse, one of MY all time FAVES, creating! So this week we worked on some incredible pieces replicating Matisse's paper cut out methods.
This is KM's favorite ~
This is MY favorite ~
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In all honesty, I haven't got much to talk about today.
I'm a bit exhausted today, as I answer phone call after phone call, and return missed calls, and send email after email . . . I am grateful for my job, it just gets a bit overbearing sometimes, and today happens to be one of those times.
The air is rather cool, cooler than usual and I suspect, happily, that it is the polar vortex slowly inching its way down to the Caribbean. Can't a girl dream?!
I love having to fetch my cardigan, and going for lunch in the midday traffic and not having to use the AC. Yeah, things like that . . . cause JA can get hot nuh backside.
But the real reason of this post was to highlight the heroic efforts of a Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) soldier who happened to be on leave when his assistance was needed. He had to pull three women from a sinking car in the Bog Walk Gorge. It's not everyday you hear of the selfless acts of others, so when you actually do, I think it's fitting to give them their due. This world can be a very selfish place at times.
So . . . to the Soldier who rescued those women in the Gorge . . . Respect Boss! You are literally a 'life-saver', well technically 3 life-savers, but you get my meaning.
You can read more of the story here.


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Nice neighborhood spot with good food and friendly service. We enjoyed a relaxing meal here. The restaurant also has an outdoor patio.
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Nice neighborhood spot with good food and friendly service. We enjoyed a relaxing meal here. The restaurant also has an outdoor patio.
I rate this as average because the food is delicious. However, the 3 times I have been there the service has been spotty, including once at lunch when the venue was less than 1/2 full. I believe they charge a bit more because of their...More
Where to start? First, the hostess/server was alone and completely overwhelmed. We could see orders being set out but not being taken to tables. When she finally approached, she said, "Oh, it's just coming out," which simply wasn't true. As for the food, one of...More
We walked over from a nearby resort to get a pizza and it was just after 9 (we didn't realize they stopped serving food then) but how awesome and what great customer service to be able to accommodate us and let us get a pizza...More
Cove Trattoria is a cozy little patio with bar inside. Great service and steak salad or filet was the best!
Went to Cove last night with a group, because every other place we tried was full. We had a reservation and our table was ready, but the hostes, who turned out to be our waitress, was a chaotic mess. We had a variety of entrees...More
I went to the Cove for a monthly Ladies Luncheon I take part in. There were around 20 of us seated at 3 tables. The service was a little slow but that's ok as we were a big group. I was surprised there was only...More
The staff at Silverado recommended Cove as great Italian food right across the street. They were right. Excellent salad, perfect calamari, fine wine and noteworthy pizza, all on the patio watching the sun set. Good times.
Visited here on a Friday night and was able to be seated right away. The bread and dip that they started you off with was ok, I think it would be much better if it was warm (just my two cents). We shared the calamari...More
Looking for a location close to hotel, this restaurant filled the need. The food was great, the ambiance was relaxed, and the service was great!


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Perfect submission to His Will brings us immediate peace and bliss. This self-surrender is attained only by our ceaseless remembrance of Him and His attributes. Let us therefore consecrate our lives and live in thought, word and deed, for His sake. He is our all in all. Love is the Light of the Spirit. Realise the light of the spirit and you are filled with love. Get the flower and you have its beauty and fragrance. In colour, see harmony; in light, see joy. In outward forms and the depth of things, behold yourself. You are the Truth.
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I have a colleague who used to come back to the office at night and work until the wee hours of the morning. He doesn't do it anymore -- childcare keeps him at home during his off hours -- but I'll bet he misses it.
There's something about a college campus at night. The few classrooms still in use call to you from their lighted windows. The library buzzes. If there are staffpeople still working at desks or counters, they are not the same people you see during the day. It's like there's a night shift; everything switches, the view darkens and becomes illuminated, the activities change, and those of us who go home at five o'clock will never know it.
Tonight I exited my evening obligation into a cool mist. It had rained all day, and as the front moved through with relatively warm air, fog blanketed the streets, lawns, and sidewalks. Lampposts wore halos. Under the spreading shade trees, the ground crackled and popped -- moisture still falling from the autumn leaves, along with the occasional brief hailstorm of acorns.
I walked slowly to my car, parked in a space reserved for the dean; for tonight, I'm close enough. Beside my station wagon in the other two deans' spots were unfamiliar cars -- students at the library or at study groups, making the relatively safe bet that the deans won't be stopping by at nine o'clock on a Monday night. As I backed out, a truck waited patiently for me to vacate. It was inconsiderate of me to be present and in my proper space, I know. Time for me to turn the campus over to those who own it for the night.
Monday, November 29, 2010
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Jan 23, 2008
Valve Powers Pendulum, Dillinja, Goldie and More at Ministry of Sound
You may have heard rumblings, felt a change in the wind and seen a darkening of the clouds.
Get ready; big things are happening as northern giants and promotional powerhouse Metropolis prepare to move south for 10 years of the Valve Soundsystem at Ministry of Sound on Friday March 14th, 2008.
Having conquered Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield there isn't a clubber up there who hasn't felt the awesome power of these the undisputed kings of Northern Drum and Bass, and now it's our turn! Powered by one of the best soundsystems in the world, Valve founding fathers Dillinja & Lemon D will be leading an audio assault alongside a roll call that will have your knees trembling with excitement! Hype, Goldie, Pendulum, Friction, Noisia, Prophecy and Steppa will all be appearing, accompanied by MCs Eksman, SP:MC, Verse, Tonn Piper, Evil B and Switch Skeez.
It has now been a staggering 10 years since the Valve Soundsystem was born, and in celebration, at this huge one off event the speakers will be tested as they never have before, thanks to not one but two Valve rooms! In the second room the Dubstep revolution continues played out to you by N Type, Rusko, Youngsta, Hatcha, Henny G, Slaughter Mob, Exodus and The Steppahs.
Website abunchofcuts host the third room, delivering the most upfront deep and progressive beats courtesy of leaders of the new school Marcus Intalex, Calibre, Commix, Alix Perez and many more. Popular really doesn't cover the impact Valve and the mighty Metropolis have had and quite frankly, we're itching to see what's going to happen when they sit on the undisputed thrown of Clubland - Ministry of Sound!
Event Details
10.30pm – 6am
Pendulum (DJ Set)
Dillinja & Lemon D
MCs Eksman
Verse and more…
N Type
Henny G
Slaughter Mob
The Steppahs
MCs Mighty Moe
Crazy D
Rod Azlan
Baby Box:
Marcus Intalex
Alix Pirez b2b Lynx
And more…
Earlybird £15 + Booking fee
Advance £17.50 + BF
LTD Entry on the door.
Ярлыки: Dillinja, Goldie, Valve Powers Pendulum
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Monday, December 21, 2009
Longest. Week. Ever.
35 comments:
- Malea said...
Holy shit!!! The more the merrier I say.How blessed are you guys:)
- December 21, 2009 at 10:40 PM
- Lisa said...
OMG, HOLY FUCKEN SHIT!!!!! I didn't see that coming at all. Triplets, OMG!!!! Isn't that life just putting it's feet up and laughing as hard as it can? Going from being scared that none took from the two they put back to having triplets. I know it's scary but I'm thrilled that you are pregnant. I don't know if you are on bbc but there are a few moms of triplets on there that could be great support during your pregnancy and after you deliver. OMG, Triplets. Congratulations and Merry Christmas to you and Elizabeth. I'm sure you'll never forget this one.
- December 21, 2009 at 10:45 PM
- Jackie said...
HOLY SHIT!!!! YAHOO! Blessed times three! Go with it girl! You are PREGNANT! I couldn't be happier! Congratulations!!!
- December 21, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- B said...
HOLY SHIT!!!! Congratulations girls!!!! <3 <3
- December 21, 2009 at 11:40 PM
- Persephone said...
Wow. Just wow. Congrats on the 3 little beans!
- December 22, 2009 at 12:34 AM
Oh my fucking god!!! Cat and I are laughing and cheering and a little frightened for you too. I mean, HOLY SHIT! I was so worried when you hadn't posted and I thought there might be bad news but this is good news x3. I cannot believe it. Congrats, congrats, congrats!
- December 22, 2009 at 12:38 AM
- Elana Kahn said...
Holy moley!!! Congrats x 3!
- December 22, 2009 at 12:53 AM
- Elana Kahn said...
P.S. I just read somewhere that when embryos are cultured to the 5+ day mark they are at higher risk of splitting...oooops!
- December 22, 2009 at 1:02 AM
- tui said...
Holy shit!! I bet that was a shock alright! Wow we're pretty blown away over here, unbelievable! Congratulations that is just incredible. It must be frightening too but wow...that's some success!
- December 22, 2009 at 2:13 AM
Wow. Cubed.
Thinking good thoughts for you between now and next week.
Wow again.
Just... wow.
PS Word verification came up with a new expression for me... "Shisco!" I think it works in this context.
- December 22, 2009 at 5:15 AM
Bloody hell! Congratulations. And again. And again!
- December 22, 2009 at 5:36 AM
- jessie said...
Congrats x 3!!!!
- December 22, 2009 at 5:59 AM
- Keely said...
Duuude! That is crazy! I am sorry I didn't see this post until now. CONGRATU-F-bomb-LATIONS!
Happy & safe holidays to ALL of you.
- December 22, 2009 at 6:05 AM
- Growing up Clangley said...
i am laying here reading this, with chills and tears in my eyes. how amazing is this? these babies have beat the odds already, hang on babies and find a nice comfy place to grow and grow and grow. cant wait til your next scan!
- December 22, 2009 at 6:51 AM
- P said...
OMG what a wonderful Christmas present x 3. I am so happy for you guys. What an amazing thing to find out your pregnant right before Christmas and to be blessed with 3. Congratulations.
- December 22, 2009 at 9:15 AM
OMFG!!!! I have goosebumps reading this! I AM SO FREAKING EXCITED FOR YOU!!!! Its amazing and miraculous and so so so right. I am so happy for you! I can't wait to follow this amazing journey with you! HOORAY!
- December 22, 2009 at 9:19 AM
- AdventuresInBabyMaking said...
wow, i think that's a reality show in the making!
i'll be on the edge of my seat until the 29th!
- December 22, 2009 at 9:41 AM
I'd be dropping some serious F bombs too! That is unreal! Congrats!
- December 22, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- calliope said...
SHUT UP!!!! woooo!!
And the crazy thing is that this happened to another online friend of mine (hail mary transfer of the last two embryos) and her triplets are almost two now!
SO excited & hopeful for you guys.
- December 22, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- Farmer Femme said...
Congratulations! I'm new to your blog and need to catch up, but couldn't pass by without a huge smile and much happiness for you. This train is never taking us to the expected.
- December 22, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Pufferfish said...
Holy Fucking Shit. Jackie texted me and told me to check your blog. I was so scared something bad was going on--did NOT expect to read this!!!
You have been on a rollercoaster, that is for sure.
WOW. Congrats--your head must be spinning!!
This same thing happened to a friend of mine a little over a year ago. If you want to talk about it, PM me and I can hook you two up. Hers just turned one.
The universe never gives you more than you can handle....
- December 22, 2009 at 1:00 PM
- Strawberry said...
Oh wow. First, I am so glad that it wasn't bad news and that you are pregnant. Secondly, wow. That is scary, but you do never know what will happen. It's still the beginning and hopefully if one of those three won't make it, it will be early on. I'm hoping people won't flame me for that. I can just imagine how difficult triplets would be. That said, if those 3 do make it to babyhood, you will love the heck out of all of them and do whatever it takes. Either way, you will be ok. Wishing you tons of luck!
- December 22, 2009 at 1:03 PM
- Baby Mama, Too said...
OMG! That is totally awesome (and a bit frightening!) Fingers Crossed for your next peek at them!
- December 22, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- Libberal said...
Wow. What amazing crazy news. I can't imagine what you're thinking at this point! You can handle anything, just know that. Happy Holidays!!!!!
- December 22, 2009 at 1:39 PM
- Naomi said...
WOW!! This happened to my friend and her triplet girls are now 4 years old! It might be scary, but truly amazing! I'm so happy for you...what a story!
Best wishes!
- December 22, 2009 at 7:29 PM
- Melissa said...
WOW! I don't even know what to say. I'm sitting here in shock so I can't even imagine how you feel. Everything will turn out great!
- December 22, 2009 at 7:47 PM
- S said...
Wow!! Congrats to you guys. Keeping my fingers crossed for you.
- December 22, 2009 at 8:35 PM
- Jude said...
What exciting news!!! Congratulations. :)
- December 22, 2009 at 10:08 PM
Wow, I just clicked through from an announcement on another blog and wanted to say congratulations and best of luck! Enjoy the holiday and your new doggy!
- December 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM
- 'Murgdan' said...
That is just the ULTIMATE surprise. I can imagine feeling like falling off the table...along with a triple F bomb. Congrats to you!!
- December 24, 2009 at 6:22 AM
- HereWeGoAJen said...
Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! I'll keep my fingers crossed for your heartbeat scan.
- December 24, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Dora said...
Holy crap! Here from LFCA. You are VERY PREGNANT!!! Enjoy!
- December 24, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- MrsSpock said...
Here from LFCA. I think seeing three on that ultrasound would make me drop the F-bomb too. Congrats and hopes for a safe pregnancy...
- December 24, 2009 at 1:22 PM
- elizabeth said...
Wow! That is some crazy news. My partner is always saying she'd like to have twins and get all the babymaking out of the way at once. Still, holy heck.
- December 27, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- Mina said...
Hi! I just stumbled upon your blog today, and I wanted to say congratulations!!!!!!
- January 6, 2010 at 12:54 PM


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Flax seeds with yogurt is an amazing cure! See what this mix is good for
Consuming 1-3 tablespoons of flour from linseed can completely clean the thick and thin bowels from years of mucus, fecal plaque, parasites in 3 weeks, while fully preserving the intestinal microflora.
This method allows rapid normalization of weight and burning fat. It has a positive impact on the regulation of lipid metabolism. Flour, linseed oil, can absorb and eliminate toxins in the body, reduce the cholesterol level in the blood.
Indications for use:
– Inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, the gastrointestinal tract
– Gastritis, colitis, ulcers of the stomach and duodenum
– Diseases of the urinary tract, cystitis, pyelonephritis
– Excessive body weight, disruption of lipid metabolism
Recipe – Clean the bowels with flour of linseed
Consume this mixture instead of breakfast for 3 weeks:
– First week: 1 tablespoon of flaxseed flour mixed with 100 ml of kefir
– Second week: 2 tablespoons of flaxseed flour mixed with 100 ml of kefir
– Third week: 3 tablespoons of flaxseed flour mixed with 150 ml of kefir
If buying flax flour is a problem, buy flax seed and grind it finely. Do not make in a quantity for several days. The best – every morning a new portion.
Consume such a mixture instead of breakfast. Be sure to drink water at least 2 liters a day. Excellent results are achieved with the consumption of honey water. Cleaning the bowels in this way should be done once a year.
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"It won't hurt, I promise." If I hear those words one more time I'm going to scream! How can they promise anything at this point? How do they know what hurts and what doesn't because if they ask me...this hurts! This is hard and I wanna go HOME! That being said, home hasn't exactly worked out for us the way we thought it would so I AM glad to be here. I am grateful that we are here in good hands...not that we were in bad hands. Now we have new good hands, new minds and new equipment.
We decided to come to Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock when her fever spiked to over 103 degrees yesterday and her body was covered in an irritable red rash. We could've had another xray done in Ruston, waited to consult with doctors in Ruston and Shreveport, but we decided to come here instead. Our biggest questions are, "Why isn't this going away," and "Why is she getting such a high fever on two strong antibiotics?" Of course, "What caused this?" is still lingering since we have not been able to grow or discover the source of infection.
Today was a day of waiting. After they removed her pic line last night because they feared it might be a source of infection, we waited for the lab results. We waited for the ct scan all morning before they switched it to an ultrasound instead. Then we waited for the results. Our last hospital overnighted a disc of our previous xrays and scans so the doctors can compare images of her lung. Then we waited for them to collaborate. In the middle of the waiting was the shuffling around a crowded room that we shared with another family of three. Cramped, crowded and noisy. Ideal situation for patience to grow.
The day has brought two blessings. 1. They gave us a private room since we may be here a couple more days. 2. They pretty much ruled out surgery! The remaining pleural fluid is not significant enough to attack with surgery. Instead they will monitor her fever pattern overnight and decide which antibiotics to use tomorrow. The vancomyacin and zosyn combo was not as successful as we would like.
Her spirits are high considering....well, considering this is our fourth hospital visit in a month and that she has had off and on fever since April 15. She is adamant about becoming a nurse when she gets big - a nurse that takes care of babies. She requires step by step explanations for EVERYTHING, watches EVERYTHING and hears EVERYTHING. Last night she applied the oil that dissolves the stickiness from the large, clear sticker covering the pic line. She wiped and peeled with diligence. She watched the doctor pull a tube 20cm long from the crook of her tiny arm. She didn't even flinch. She is becoming ambidextrous and understands the meaning of that big word. She also asks when her medicine will be hooked up and knows that the beeping machine signals that meds are all done. She is slowly losing her fear of needles since she watched the last two sticks and replied, "That didn't hurt," afterward. Today she "stuck" her new doll that is used for medical play and applied three stickers on its chest to search for vitals. I think she is already a pretty damn good nurse.
She is still fighting this.
As for me, I feel like a tired mama bear backed into a corner, snapping at everything around me, trying to protect my little one the only way I know how. I question everything the nurses do. As soon as they tell me something I immediately follow with, "And what is our plan to address that?" When she runs fever and it takes too long for the dang Tylenol or Motrin to be sent up from the pharmacy I stand in the doorway and stare at the nurses station until it arrives. I insist that a Child Life specialist explain everything to her and then I tell her the same thing in a better way because I am a really good teacher and I just do it better. I administer her oral medications to her because she won't cry if I do it. I still help her go potty and I feed her if she needs help. I'm a pretty damn good nurse too.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Wooaahho, Little Rock
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You go get 'em,Mamma Bear....protect that CubReplyDelete
and teach her how to protect her "little cubs"
on day. Mandy.....you've got it all figured
out!!!! So glad you posted, as Bryan told us
you all went yesterday....keep us informed...went through old pics yesterday and
pulled out pics of Harper. We have them out and
touch them and pray everytime we walk by.Love you all...
hey mrs.cauley.i just wanted you to know that i passed and i have your family in my prayers...love yah..hope to see you soon...and this is nina.i was reading ur blog and i think these stories could go really good in your book...ok now talk to u later....ReplyDelete
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