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I incurred my first running injury six weeks ago, a couple of years after taking the sport up in earnest. I spent an entire Tuesday wearing impractical, but reasonably stylish, suede clog boots while acting as a parent helper on my daughter's class trip to the botanical gardens. My feet were tired when I came home, and I knew it, but the following day I went out for my usual Wednesday run with friends from my running club. On Thursday, I could barely walk. A visit to the GP resulted in a diagnosis of probable plantar fasciitis, a not uncommon injury for runners, and the treatment plan was simple: rest.
I stopped running, but I am still responsible for my daughter's school run and our dog's walks, so complete rest was impossible. Shortly after beginning my running hiaitus, my husband Markus tore some ligaments while bouldering at the rock climbing gym; he was given crutches and an air boot. The GP referred Markus for physiotherapy via the NHS, and Markus started down the road to recovery, following all the advice given by medical professionals.
Meanwhile my foot kept hurting. Running friends began to suggest private physiotherapy, but I have only recently joined the ranks of those able to buy English tomatoes on the vine without being called out for frivolous spending, so to shell out at least sixty pounds for a private medical appointment did not seem like a viable option. Instead I carried on resting, until finally I could walk mostly without pain, although as soon as I rolled my foot to either side, it was clear that I was not completely healed.
After over a month of crutches and the air boot, Markus went to work wearing both shoes and walking without support. This did not strike me as fair. Here I was, with only a tentative diagnosis, still resting, while Markus, who had been far more obviously injured, was recovering more quickly. "Sod it," I said to myself, "I'm going for a run."
I chose the regular Monday evening social run. It felt odd to don my lycra after so many weeks in less skin-tight clothing. When I came downstairs all kitted out, our daughter Louise, ten, looked at me askance.
"Are you really going to go running?" she asked skeptically. Louise was more aware of my injury than anyone else in the family; she had been subjected to my slower walking pace and my occasional outbursts of frustration over the refusal of my body to just shape up already for the last several weeks on the walks to and from school.
"Yes, I really am going to go out running," I answered.
"Do you think that's a good idea?" Louise said, scowling.
I winced at hearing my own line used against me: how many times I had used that very line with Louise– hundreds? Thousands? "I think it's worth a try," I said, grinning ever-so-slightly.
"Good luck," Markus said, "Hope the run goes well."
After the first twenty metres my body remembered how to run. I was aware of my foot, but the pain was manageable. I chatted with the several women running in the slower group with me for awhile, until I settled into my own pace, between the vanguard and the rearguard, far enough from both to be effectively alone. Only then did I give myself over, awash in gratitude for the chance to run again through the night, glimpsing the spectral forms of deer in the six feet of fog that hovered just above the ground, admiring the looming, twisted forms of the ancient trees.
I knew I would pay for the run, but I hoped the cost would be just a bit more tenderness in the affected area of my foot. As soon as I arrived home, I stretched, but then I sat down to eat some of the dinner I had prepared, but not partaken of, earlier. I opened the computer, and of course, as soon as I did that, I was glued to my seat for nearly an hour. When I attempted to stand up, pain screamed through my foot, revealing the full stupidity of having listened more to my mind, that wanted to run, than to my body, that wasn't ready.
The next morning Louise and I left the house three minutes late.
"Oh no, we're really late," Louise moaned as we turned out of our drive onto the footpath. "Should we run?"
I looked at her in horror. "I can hardly walk today, sweetie," I told her, as I limped quickly along beside her,"There's absolutely no way I can run."
Louise fixed me with an accusatory glare. "I've noticed something," she said, and there was a pregnant pause as she waited for the response she knew would come.
I obliged. "What have you noticed?"
"You are not sensible," Louise declared.
I guffawed. "What makes you say that?"
"Pappa tore his ligaments, and his ankle was all swollen, but he has been sensible. He hasn't climbed since. Pappa is waiting until he's all better before he goes climbing. That's sensible. But you," Louise continued, drawing out the "you" pointedly, "you hurt your foot, and then when you think it's kind of better, you go running. It was only kind of better! It wasn't all better! And now you're limping and you can't run at all. That's not sensible." Louise's ten-year old face was crinkled with a difficult combination of concern and exasperation.
I love this about my daughter: she lives in the "real world." Take our conversation three years ago, when Louise was seven; she and I were chatting about where she might want to live as an adult. "I want to live on the top floor of a block of flats in central London, with a view," Louise told me in her child's voice, "And I want to have lots of shoes."
"That sounds wonderful," I said carefully, "But it may be rather expensive."
Louise was unconcerned. "It won't be too expensive for me. I'm going to have a well-paid job," she assured me. Then she asked, "What is a well-paid job?"
I smiled. "You could be a salesperson," I suggested, "Like Pappa's friend Rachel. She makes a lot of money, but she spends it on traveling instead of shoes."
"Oh, I want to travel too. I want to go to Mount Everest. I'll be a salesperson," Louise said merrily, as if her future was now written in stone.
In many conversations since then, Louise has demonstrated her instinctive grasp of the power of money and the necessity of working to earn it. But she is not the sort of child who will be joining the Young Entrepreneur's Association, because though financially savvy, she is not driven by business; what truly motivates Louise is social engagement. Louise's satisfaction rating for any given school day is solely determined by how well her group of friends played together during break times. Louise hosted her first sleepover within months of entering primary school, and her social calendar to this day is the busiest of all the family.
Already, at ten, Louise seems to navigate the vicissitudes of interpersonal relationships more adeptly than I do at forty-seven. It took years for me to become comfortable with the parade of small friends coming to play that Louise required, because I am not like Louise; if left to my own devices, I lean towards the hermetic. When I was Louise's age, I was calling myself "Beth from Mars" and drawing an endearing picture of the spaceship I had arrived in— which I had christened the "poong-a-doong"— next to my signature. I was fascinated by the monumental statues of the remote Easter Island in the Pacific, and I fantasised about living there, in a cave, with only a raccoon for company (my distant aunt, whom I admired, had briefly kept a pet raccoon, so at least the peculiar pet choice could be traced). When I was in my last year of primary school, a year older than Louise is now, I spent all of every break time leaning against the red brick wall of my primary school, with my nose in a book, on a three-foot high cement block that jutted out from the wall into the playground. I was not completely antisocial, though; I was one of those girls that finds a best friend and doesn't let her go. But I was in my twenties before I joined friendship groups the way Louise has already.
Then there's money. Andy Stanton, the author of the Mr Gum books, describes the career history of Friday O'Leary, the heroine's right-hand man, this way:
"He had been an inventor, a travelling musician, a sailor, another sailor, an American footballer, a fashion model, a Lego model, the King of Sweden, the Queen of Sweden, the first man never to have walked on the moon, a jet pilot, a detective, a mountaineer who explored mountains, a fountaineer who explored fountains, a ninja, a stunt-car racer, a film star, an earthworm-tamer, a famous French chef called Monsieur Canard, a TV presenter, and a professional apple." (Mr Gum and the Secret Hideout, Andy Stanton, Egmont, 2010, p. 19-20)
My own curriculum vitae is not as colourful as Friday's, but it is almost as long; it includes job titles such as busker, newspaper section inserter, shop assistant, barista, supply French teacher, telex operator, waitress, full-service petrol station attendant, ice cream scooper, teacher of English as a foreign language, poodle walker, typesetter, and receptionist. When I reached my mid-twenties, I acknowledged that my bachelor's degree in English (with a minor in French) was not helping me land any sort of qualified career; graduate school held out the carrot of an actual profession, but which should I choose? I remember consulting books that forecast demand and earnings for various professions. These books spelled out for me that professions like "writer" or "musician" were very bad choices indeed— the odds against making a living in either of those fields were despairingly high. With that in mind, I looked for a career choice that would incorporate some of my skills and interests but still earn me a living; my memory of that sifting process is fuzzy, but somehow I settled on speech therapy. I believe my parents gave the idea their blessing, and Markus, my husband, was ready to jump on any bandwagon that would mean I got a "real job", although the degree would take three years to complete and would land me in the sort of debt that the great majority of American college students have accrued by the time they've walked off with their diplomas.
I finished my degree, but I failed as a speech therapist. I preferred the touchy-feely side of the profession— helping children under five learn to use language— to the more practical side, such as teaching older children to perfect speech sounds, or working with adults on swallowing or on regaining spoken language. But it bothered me that I was being paid handsomely for work that, because I was not the sort of inspired therapist who came up with cohesive lesson plans, was not really much more than engaging tiny children in conversation. I may have been able to learn how to lesson plan, but what did me in as a professional speech therapist was my inability to keep my empathy in check. The children I worked with were all inner-city children in Brooklyn— my caseload included Skyler, a boy who came to school several times with deep bruises and cigarette burns on his arms, Ophelia, a selective mute, and Rima, a girl with limited expressive language and a history of sexual abuse. These children were all under five years old. Skyler, the boy with the bruises and burns, bounced back and forth between his parents and the foster care system; I dreamt then of adopting him, and still do, fifteen years later. I can picture Skyler's shielded eyes and the defensive jut of his chin, and just as vividly I can see the scores of barrettes attached to Ophelia's painstakingly-perfected plaits, and Rima's grin, appropriately fierce for a girl who had lived through more, at four, then anyone should be made to endure in a lifetime.
I left speech therapy after just over two years in the field, when Markus and I moved to London. Last year, after thirteen years without paid employment, I took on a very part-time position as a storyteller for preschoolers, filling in for the storyteller who had landed a role as the fairy godmother on roller skates in a pantomime production of "Cinderella". I was made redundant after less than a year, although my employer kindly assured me that my dismissal had nothing to do with my storytelling skills and everything to do with the business's irredeemably dire bottom line (I have reason to believe her, as the establishment closed its doors less than a year after I left, but the brevity of the role didn't do much for my sense of employability). During the thirteen years that I didn't work for pay, the reactions of my friends and family to my inertia regarding work outside the home ranged from concern to bafflement, from joshing to derision, from mild irritation to sizzling anger. Markus, the person most affected by my disinclination or inability to find and keep paid employment, doesn't often raise the subject now, but I know that if I were to announce my imminent reentry into the workforce it would be a miracle of such magnitude for him that he might even reconsider his stance as a committed atheist. Although I've padded it with the many volunteer roles I've filled during my time out of work, my LinkedIn profile is so thin that I shudder whenever I receive word that someone with an official job title would like to join my network.
I do have a job title, albeit unofficial, after my name on my profile though: "Homemaker." I've held this particular position since the birth of our son nearly thirteen years ago; when our daughter was born two years later, the likelihood of another title superseding "Homemaker" in any near future became miniscule. Motherhood, for me, was all-consuming, and particularly when the children were under five, I teetered dangerously close to implosion. The weight of parental responsibility— what I should be doing that I wasn't, what I was doing that I shouldn't be doing, and what effects both the omissions and the additions would have on our children— felt like a wooden yoke, so heavy it continually threatened to make my next step the one that would buckle my legs. When our children were very young, a dear relative, Anna, came to help a few times when Markus was away on week-long business trips; mid-way through her second visit, Anna called me out.
"You can't go on like this," Anna said, exasperated. "You can't make the children's needs so much more important than your own. It's not really doing them any favours."
"But the children are more important," I protested. "Don't you see? I have to get this right, or it could mess them up for life."
"You're taking motherhood far too seriously," Anna retorted. "The worry definitely isn't good for you, and it won't be good for them either, in the long run. They're fine, and you're fine. You don't really need me here— you can do this on your own, you know that, don't you?"
I bit my lip. "I don't think I do know that," I replied. "And I'm not sure that I really can do it on my own."
The older our children have grown— the more they have become their own people— the easier I find motherhood. I feel less compelled to constantly maintain the persona of a responsible adult; I can laugh with the children now, something I rarely did when they were small. Even when making an effort to exude parental gravitas, there is a particular half-smile that often creases the corners of my mouth when the children say or do things that catch me off-guard. But panic— about the children's development in general, and about my performance as a homemaker in particular— still creeps around in the wings, and sometimes takes centre stage.
Failure is easy to achieve considering my job description: the cleaning, the shopping for and preparation of nutritious, home-cooked meals, the management of and often taxi service to our children's many activities, the homework support— with all of these tasks it is simple to fall short of even satisfactory performance. Those are some of the basic requirements of my "profession," but I've expanded the role to include many extras, such as modulation of the emotional climate of the entire household, adding extra cheerfulness if I spot grumpiness, equilibrium if I detect volatility, or tamping should I notice excessive exuberance (this last adjustment, if made while Markus is home, leads my husband to roll his eyes and tell me that they are all "just having fun"). In every area, I don't hit my targets: the upstairs sometimes goes without being vacuumed for two weeks, the kids don't always eat enough fruits and vegetables, I don't always get Louise to activities or even to school on time and Christopher doesn't have enough play dates, the children spend too much time on screens and not enough time doing homework. As for the extras, like maintaining an aura of contentment with only occasional negative emotions, well, adding that to my internal to-do list was folly in the first place.
Add to the equation that as a homemaker I receive no taxable income— although an internet search turned up several articles suggesting that if stay-at-home parents were paid for the work they do, they would earn six-figure salaries— and I have no formal performance reviews, and it is not surprising that my occupation, such as it is, has not always had a positive effect on my already shaky self-esteem. Christopher, for some years, kept track of what he deemed my acts of less-than-optimal parenting: "September 15, 2010: started screen-free Sundays. March 7, 2011: shouted at Louise unfairly. August 8, 2011: didn't let me play tennis before leaving for the holidays. January 21, 2012: shouted at me." Markus, if cornered, will reassure me matter-of-factly that our home is running more or less as a home should. Louise— our sweet daughter— often expresses deep appreciation for dinners she finds tasty, and sometimes tells me that she loves me.
Given the nature of the role and my awareness of my previous employment history, with its many gaps and its appointments lasting no longer than a year and a half, I would not have even considered applying for the position of homemaker without a very grounded partner with whom to job share. I met Markus, my husband of twenty-four years, when I was seventeen; he came to my high school for an exchange year abroad from Sweden. It was love at first sight; Markus was gorgeous, smart, and not only did he live in the real world, but he was like an ambassador from a world much wider than the one I had known until then. The night of our first date Markus loaned me a cassette tape with New Order on side one and Simple Minds on side two. As soon as I arrived home that night, still fantastically giddy, I popped the tape in the stereo, pressed play, and minutes later married Markus. Our actual wedding took place a few years later.
I once had a good friend, Mindy, who had a handful of maxims she often shared with me. Some I liked, such as "Don't take it personally," but one of Mindy's precepts always irritated me: "You only stay involved with people if they fill a need."
"No," I would say, squirming, whenever she repeated that particular nugget of wisdom. "I don't believe that. I think sometimes you just love people altruistically."
Even as I retorted, I knew I was being naive. Need sullied my shiny fantasy of unselfish love. If Mindy was right, relationships seemed less like a noble and beautiful calling, and more like an earthy tit-for-tat, lasting only as long as each party benefitted; that idea terrified me, because it meant there could come a day when Markus wouldn't need me anymore. What I underestimated, when that fear swept through me, was the strength of our particular symbiosis; I am like a helium balloon, and Markus is like the person holding the string. Without Markus to shepherd me, I would float off, only to become trapped or deflated by obstacles or, worse, to vanish into the ether, never again to be connected, even by surrogate, to the ground. It is harder to see what Markus stands to gain from holding me: I asked him as much, years ago, before parenthood made separation a prospect with far greater repercussions, and he told me that without me, his life would be too straightforward. Markus comes from a family of foresters; his people are down-to-earth both literally and figuratively, while my family tree includes, among others, a couple of writers, numerous alcoholics, and a Moravian minister. Markus's greatest fear was of boredom, mine was of becoming unhinged; we were a perfect match.
Both of us pay for our arrangement. I am more safely led, but am tethered in my flights of fancy; Markus is entertained, but limited in his movements by the constant responsibility. But either because the benefits outweigh the costs, as Mindy's motto suggests, or because our love transcends equations, as I prefer to believe, our partnership works; our marriage has lasted for nearly a quarter century.
Like me, Christopher, our twelve-year old son, is not sensible, but unlike me, Christopher has a label; he was diagnosed with autism at three, then re-diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at five. In Christopher's world, there is only black and white; everything is either good or bad, right or wrong— there is no in-between. I was in my twenties before I began to distinguish shades of grey, so I understand Christopher in this regard, but other than that, his world, while equally as removed from "the real world" as mine was in my childhood, is incomprehensible to me. If I had to guess, I would say that Christopher's internal dialogue is not dialogue at all because it is not based on spoken language; but it may also be that his mind is full of language of which I am unaware because sharing his thoughts has never been a priority for him. Either way, I worry about him. Sometimes I've mentioned my concerns about Christopher's ability to lead an adult life that will conform to societal standards of success to my mother. "Don't worry," Mom always says, "He's a kind, handsome boy. He'll find someone to look after him." I raise the topic of Christopher's future less often with Markus, but when I do, I invariably close with my mother's nearly exact words, expressing my hope that we will one day hand the string holding Christopher's balloon over to someone who will take on the role of earthbound partner as Markus has for me. Markus doesn't argue, which does not necessarily mean he agrees, but does assuredly mean that he doesn't strongly disagree.
Louise will not need anyone to hold her hand as she walks through life. Like Markus, she has an innate grasp of the workings of the normal world. Given her sociability, Louise may still choose to become part of an intimate team, but if she prefers to stride through her adulthood on her own, I harbour no anxiety that she then would not integrate fully into society. As with Christopher, I worry about Louise's future— how will she deal with her lot as a blonde-haired blue-eyed girl? Will she learn to further temper her perfectionism? Will her intense love of sugar morph into something more sinister? But the question of her eventual partnership does not trouble me, because Louise may take romantic involvement or leave it, but either way I foresee that as an adult she will exert her very own gravitational field in the galaxy of her influence rather than orbiting anyone else.
Markus and I kept to our self-assigned roles of terrestrial and otherworldly for more than two decades, but five years ago, Markus was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and I was forced to acknowledge that although I had always seen him as rock solid, Markus was capable of falling apart; his illness reminded me that, although I preferred not to see it, there had always been the possibility of a future that would require me to learn to walk on my own two feet. Indeed, during the years before his diagnosis, when Markus was clearly unwell but when we had no idea what was the matter with him, there were periods when I needed to carry more of the weight of daily life with children because Markus was incontrovertibly unable to do more than just lie in bed and survive, sometimes for entire weekends. You would think that the wake-up call of my husband's diagnosis with an incurable, progressive sickness would have been the impetus I needed to do whatever was necessary to alter my LinkedIn title from "Homemaker" to, say, "Teacher" or "Translator" or any other position that might provide financially for our family, but you would be wrong; I coped, barely, with filling the vacuum left by Markus's occasional inability to actively parent, but I could not face the prospect of adding paid employment to my workload.
Medicine was a godsend for Markus. The first time Markus was given intravenous steroids it was like the clock had been turned back to a time before the MS began eating away at his body: I was given my husband back, and the kids once again had a dad who had the energy to both look after them and engage with them. The steroid high didn't last, but even when it faded, the other drugs he had been prescribed kept Markus more functional than he had been in the long years leading up to his diagnosis. I was relieved of occasionally filling Markus's shoes; I could revert to filling only my own.
Frequently, however, even my own shoes as a mother and a homemaker feel too big. On bad days— the days I say things that our children may need to discuss with therapists as adults, or I find that the dust behind Christopher's bookcase is nearly half an inch thick, or I hear Louise complaining of toothache and it hits me that she hasn't been to the dentist for far too long— I try to console myself by looking at what I have gotten right: my most serious substance addiction is to strong black tea, I make occasional mistakes when driving but other than that I am not a criminal, our children have never been truly hungry, have always had a roof over their heads, and live with two parents, one of whom is me.
I sometimes compensate for my failings in common sense by crowd-sourcing. When Louise was given vouchers to her favourite store for her birthday, she wanted to spend a third of her kitty on a pair of headphones to give to one of her besties. My instinctive reaction was "no," but I told Louise I couldn't give her a definitive answer until I had checked with Markus. Markus also said "no," but when I asked why, his answer— "because it's too much"— left me still fumbling to formulate an explanation of our position for Louise. I decided to turn to another sensible source for assistance, and texted my father: "Urgent parenting question— please advise." I knew his answer wouldn't be automatic, because of the several time zones between us, but I was sure he would reply before the next morning.
At bath time, Louise raised the subject. "So?" she asked, her face already a picture of unhappy disapproval. "I guess you and Pa both say no to giving Tasha the headphones?"
"You're right," I said, and her countenance hardened further.
"I knew it," she said. "But why?"
"That's the part that I can't quite explain yet. But I've texted Dad, and he'll have something intelligent to say about it. Lie back please, we have to wash your hair tonight."
Louise's expression went from sullen to quizzical with a fluidity only children can manage. "Dad?" she asked.
"My dad. Grampy Jim," I specified. "Not Pa."
Louise sat stock still, as if stunned by the idea that I, her (in her eyes, hopefully fully-competent) mother, would ever seek assistance from her grandfather, although she was certainly no stranger to the strategy of asking her own Pa for help.
I grinned. "My dad, Grampy Jim, is one of the most reasonable people I know," I told her. "He has been on the planet for over seventy years, and he has no doubt run into this same sort of situation. He will have an opinion, and he'll be able to state it much better than I can. He worked as a lawyer for a long time— they're good at presenting arguments."
Louise's petulance returned. "He'll say no too, I know it," she grumbled.
"Probably, but at least he'll have concrete reasons. Now lie back," I ordered. Louise complied.
With Markus able to parent, and with my small but strong support system, I can seem like a sensible enough homemaker. Most days, I can do the job. But I am keenly aware that it is not a "real" job and that I still have not fully inhabited the "real" world. I aspire to one day alter that state of affairs. I take comfort from the words of John Grant, a songwriter and musician who floundered in addiction and self-destructive behaviours for years, effectively preventing him from truly joining the "real" world himself. The two albums Grant has released since getting clean have been both critical and popular successes; Grant now earns a living through music. In an interview on BBC6Music, Mary Anne Hobbs asked John Grant to speak on "How to Overcome Your Demons" during the "Three-Minute Epiphany" segment of her radio show. All three minutes are worth hearing, but these sentences have stayed with me almost word-for-word since I first heard them— Grant tells Mary Anne that he finally said to himself:
"There's gotta be a place for you, somewhere. And there's gotta be a way for you to figure out how to get through this smokescreen of fear and self-hatred so that you can show up for life. So that you can become part of society, and contribute." (5 October 2014, http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p027zxxp, my transcription).
My version of contribution will not look like Grant's, but his example inspires me; he learned how to tame his interior chaos sufficiently to ride it, rather than letting it throw him every time he tried. If Grant, who for many years acted even less sensibly than me, could find his way, then surely I too can manage to increase my contribution to society someday.
As it stands now, my legacy, for better or worse, will be whatever effect my parenting has on our two children, whom I fervently hope will outlive me for many, many years. I am not narcissistic enough to imagine that my personality and my actions are at the top of our childrens' lists of ingredients, but I know that I do figure in that list somewhere, maybe in a similar position to salt in a loaf of bread. As with salt, my influence may add flavour in small measure, while it would ruin the taste if overdone. Louise, who is precociously astute for a ten-year old, has already sussed out that the dissimilarities between my umwelt and Markus's affect her own behaviour.
"I cried when Maggie died," Louise told me as she dried herself off after her evening bath recently. Maggie, my mother's sweet golden retriever, passed away a few months ago. Louise had only met Maggie a few times, but had taken to her immediately, despite fearing most dogs. I knew Louise had felt something when I told her Maggie had left our world, but she had kept her tears hidden at the time.
"Did you?" I asked, surprised.
"Yes. But I didn't cry when Farmor died." Farmor, Markus's mother, passed away two years ago, after a long battle with dementia.
I began a silent, fevered scan of possible responses, searching for one that would reconcile my own grief at Farmor's passing with Louise's self-reported stoicism. I needn't have bothered looking for the right words, as Louise was not waiting for my input.
"I think it's because I don't speak Swedish very well," Louise hypothesized. "And when I did meet Farmor, I couldn't really talk to her."
"That could explain it," I agreed.
"But also, you and Pa are different. Pa is more closed," Louise pointed out.
This time I was ready with a rejoinder. "You have to remember, just because Pa isn't as obviously emotional as I am doesn't mean he doesn't have feelings. Farmor would have had her 90th birthday the day before your birthday this year, and that morning Pa put a picture of her up on Facebook."
"He did? That's so sweet! So Farmor's birthday was the day before mine?"
Louise had known about the proximity of Farmor's birthday to her own at several points throughout her ten years, but rediscovered it anew that evening, the way children are wont to do.
"Yes, her birthday was the second, and yours is the third," I confirmed. "By posting her picture, Pa was showing his feelings. He just doesn't wear his on his sleeve, like I do."
Louise rolled her eyes. "Too true. You can be a really soppy mum sometimes."
"You mean like when I cry at any performance that you're in?" I asked.
"Exactly. Sometimes I even think you're disturbed," Louise said, adding tonal italics.
"I'm definitely not your most sensible parent, and I may very well be a bit disturbed," I conceded, "But I'm the only mum you've got, and I do the best I can. And most of the time that isn't too bad."
Louise abandoned her tween posturing and instead opened her arms wide. "You're the best mum ever," she declared, "And I want to give you a big hug."
Whatever my shortcomings, I am, in fact, sensible enough never to refuse the gift of a hug from my daughter. I spread my own arms out and waited.
"Are you ready? It's gonna be a bear hug," Louise advised me as she approached.
"I was born ready for your bear hugs," I said, as Louise squeezed me tight.


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Now, let's see how this works now: Right-clickThis PC/Computer>Properties>Devices Manager; Click onDisk driver> Right-click onGeneral Flash Disk USB Driveand chooseUninstall; Make sure the driver you'll uninstall is named "Flash Disk"; External Hard Drive Not Showing Up Windows 7 Then PC will read and recognize your USB drive. Other USB devices like flash drives did connect to this laptop. I called Microsoft and they said I'm probably gonna have to pay a geek!
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UNMC College of Dentistry vanguard stepping down
John Reinhardt, vanguard of a University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry for 13 years, skeleton to step down Jun 30, 2014.
"It only seems like a time is right," he said. "I consider it's time to pass along a stewardship to someone else."
He pronounced he would like to see a new vanguard hired by a time a College of Dentistry starts a re-accreditation routine within a subsequent year or so. He pronounced he skeleton to continue portion as a expertise member for a college, if his deputy approves.
Reinhardt warranted his bachelor's grade in biology from Illinois Wesleyan University in
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Oregon Health & Science University names dentistry dean
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As a Oregon Health Science University School of Dentistry prepares to move, it will have a new dean, Phillip Marucha.
Marucha was hired after a inhabitant hunt to lead a school, that will pierce subsequent year from OHSU's categorical campus to a flourishing South Waterfront campus.
Marucha has been operative as a associate vanguard for investigate and executive of connoisseur studies for a University of Illinois during Chicago College of Dentistry. Before that, he headed the
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New vanguard of Dentistry , clamp provosts approved
The University's Board of Regents authorized several nominations for expertise and executive positions during a assembly Thursday.
Laurie McCauley was authorized as a new vanguard of a University's School of Dentistry. McCauley is a eminent consultant in a margin of fundamental biology and has a prolonged story during a University. She will start her five-year appointment on Sept. 1, next stream vanguard Peter Polverini, who will step down after portion dual terms as dean.
McCauley warranted her 4 degrees from The Ohio State University and began as an partner highbrow during a University in 1992. She has been widely published in
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A.T. Still University names initial vanguard of dental school
A.T. Still University has found a initial vanguard of a Missouri School of Dentistry Oral Health, and went all a approach to a heading medical bureau in a republic to find him.
Dr. Christopher Halliday (D.D.S., M.P.H.) will start duties Jun 1 after stepping down as Assistant Surgeon General and Chief of Staff to a Surgeon General of a United States, a position he has hold given Nov. 2010.
Halliday, Rear Admiral in a U.S. Public Health Service, has also formerly served as executive and arch dental officer of a Indian Health Service, and concurrent verbal health services by a Commissioned
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Alleged danger and bias have ill-natured expertise during a University of Minnesota's School of Dentistry for years, interviews show.
As a propagandize prepares to palm the reins over to a new dean, expertise members consternation either change is
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School of Dentistry welcomes new dean
David Felton, D.D.S., M.S., was named a new halt vanguard of a West Virginia University School of Dentistry this summer.
Felton, who formerly served as a highbrow during a University of North Carolina, pronounced he's vehement to work during WVU since of a investigate opportunities it offers.
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The university announced Felton's appointment Thursday in a news release.
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Dentistry vanguard to leave for Ohio State
Patrick Lloyd called his time as vanguard of a University of Minnesota's School of Dentistry an "opportunity of a lifetime."
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Trail Sentinels kick off, Telltale Tracks, Events on our trail, smooth uni-cycling, new memorial bench, more
July 2018
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Trail Closings & Alerts
Starting in mid-July and continuing into September, improvement projects in the Fort Ancient area between SR 350 and Strout Rd. and near Spring Valley between New Burlington Rd. and Roxanna New Burlington Rd. may require intermittent
trail closures. Trail open weekends. Please observe all closures and barricades.
Monthly Meeting
Wednesday, July 11
6:30 pm
amilton Twp Community Center
131 US-22 (Montg. Rd.)
Maineville, OH 45039
Public Invited
Douglas Orcutt Memorial Bench
A big thank you to Nancy and Dick Orcutt who generously donated a trail bench in memory of their son, Douglas Orcutt, who passed away in 2013. The Orcutt family has been active on the trail for many years so Nancy and Dick wanted to honor their son's memory by giving fellow trail users a place to rest and enjoy the beauty of the area.
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Safe Trails: Telltale Tracks
by Erick Wikum
Spend some time on the Little Miami Scenic Trail and you will soon realize that our trail truly is multi-use. The figure shows tracks for three popular uses of the trail. What are these uses? The first and third are easy—footprints are left by walkers or runners and tread marks are left by bicyclists. But what about the second?
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What's it Take to Fix a Fence?
Power saw and drill, hand tools
Trail safety equipment
One dog
Two or three strong, dedicated volunteers
Several heavy boards (12 feet long, 12" wide, 2" thick)
The FLMSP volunteer fence repair crew first picks up equipment at the lumber cache near Corwin for work all along the 50 miles of park trail. Right now Rich Easterly, Ray Jacobson, George Stockham (taking the photo) and supervisor/morale officer Cody are busy fixing trail fences south of Loveland. Be sure to thank them if you see them at work.
Trail Sentinels Program Kickoff
A kickoff meeting for a Sentinel program on the trail is scheduled for
Wednesday, July 25
starting at 7:00 pm at the Hamilton Township Community Center, 131 US-22/3, Maineville, OH.
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June Trail Flooding Near Oregonia
Heavy rain in mid-June caused flooding of the trail in the Oregonia area. Several trail and road culverts became blocked and clogged causing debris to wash onto the trail. The trail is open as ODNR has cleared much of the debris, but mud and dirt remain on the trail in some areas. If you're riding in these areas use extra caution as the trail could be slippery, especially after rain.
ODNR expects to have equipment and crews in the area working to clear these culverts the week of July 23. Warren County will also need to be involved as some of the culverts running under nearby roads are blocked and clogged causing wash over onto the trail in heavy rain conditions.
Restroom Upgrade
ODNR staff installed a new drinking fountain and bottle filling station at the Corwin trailhead restroom. New hand dryers, lights, and faucets were put in as well. Thank you, ODNR!
Fish of the Little Miami River
Aug. 8
Experience an up-close look at some of the fish species that call the Little Miami home and then enjoy a leisurely evening float. Pre-registration is required. Please Contact
Melissa Clark
to register.
Events on Our Trail
July 19-22:
Greene Trails Cycling Classic
July 26-29:
Pan Ohio Hope Ride
August 12:
Little Miami Half Marathon
Click on each event above for more information.
Trail Usage Soars on repaved portion
by Tony Blizniak
On July 4th at about 8 am, there were hundreds of people walking, cycling and running on the southern repaved portion of the trail. One woman who was skating commented, 'I absolutely love this trail and it is so nice and smooth. It's the best workout ever and everyone should come and enjoy it.'
Another more daring person was riding his uni-cycle now that he didn't have to be concerned about the bumps and rough surface that was prevalent in the past.
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New Measures of LGBT Acceptance and Inclusion Worldwide
Andrew R. Flores, Andrew Park, M.V. Lee Badgett
April 2018
A series of three studies use groundbreaking measures of LGBT acceptance and inclusion to examine the correlations between the economic, legal and social impact of LGBT inclusion worldwide.Read more
Updated Yogyakarta Principles Released
Andrew Park
November 2017
International human rights experts have released a supplement to the groundbreaking Yogyakarta Principles, a universal guide to human rights related to sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics which apply to all United Nations member states.Read more
Proposed Revisions to the Yogyakarta Principles
Andrew Park
February 2017
Three proposals for additional principles to be added to the Yogyakarta Principles have been submitted to ARC International. Since their issuance in 2007, the Yogyakarta Principles have been the primary document defining the application of international human rights law with respect to sexual orientation and gender identity. They were developed by a group of international …Read more
Public Opinion on Transgender Rights: A Twenty-Three Country Survey
Andrew R. Flores, Taylor N.T. Brown, and Andrew S. Park, December 2016
Transgender rights have emerged as a central feature in the discourse on LGBT rights in many countries; however, little is known about public support for such rights around the globe. This report presents findings from a ground-breaking survey of 17,105 adults across 23 countries about their attitudes towards transgender people and rights.
This study provides evidence of high levels of support for transgender rights, as well as instances of strong opposition.Read more
A Development Agenda for Sexual and Gender Minorities
By Andrew Park, Esq.
July 2016
This paper sets out the theoretical framework for formulating an international development agenda for sexual and gender minorities. The audience for this paper includes researchers, development practitioners, human rights advocates and those in the LGBT community interested in the growing field of human and economic development.Read more
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By Andrew Park and M.V. Lee Badgett
May 2016
This article examines the differences and overlaps between the human rights and human development frameworks, and argues that both frameworks offer related, but separate, perspectives on public policy impacting LGBT people. The annual report, titled State-Sponsored Homophobia: A World Survey of Sexual Orientation Laws: Criminalisation, Protection and Recognition, is issued each year in connection with IDAHOT.Read more


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Lecherous Nocturne: 'We all bring something unique to the table and it shows.' [Interview]
I respect groups that have talent, goals, work hard and have a willingness to persevere. The underground metal scene is filled with groups whose individual fervor for their craft literally keeps the scene around them alive. Without extreme music we'd find ourselves thrown into the realm of normalcy, forced to listen to the likes of Justin Timberlake or dare I say Justin Bieber!
I can't live without metal. I love the insane band names and obscene song titles. I treasure screaming guitars and menacing vocals but most of all I like deciding for myself which bands and tracks are worthy of repeat listens. We are all critics in the underground and we can tell who's fake and who's real. Loyalty is reserved for those who we respect because we are all contributors to the same scene and we truly understand what it takes for a band to get up on a stage and keep metal alive!
Lecherous Nocturne is a band I respect. They've been through all the bullshit: recording setbacks, stolen gear, numerous lineup changes, including having their singer quit the band in the middle of a tour! Most bands, most people, would hang it up after shit like this happens but real musicians make music – for them the time up on stage is better than any drug, it's the high that makes life worthwhile.
Having spoken to drummer Alex Lancia last year about the numerous setbacks the band has been forced to overcome (read the interview here), and having recently reviewed the latest Lecherous effort, Behold Almighty Doctrine (read that review here), I was curious about how the band managed to persevere once again, what did it take for Lecherous to find a new singer and release an album and more importantly, what's up next for the band?
I recently had the opportunity to question drummer Alex Lancia about these happenings and more. Please enjoy some excerpts from that 8/19/13 interview:
DAVID HALBE – You've been with the band a couple of years but this is the first album you and Ethan Lane have contributed on, what can you tell us about your contributions and the overall recording experience?
ALEX LANCIA – Ethan (Lane) and Kriesh (Lofgren) really stepped up and wrote some brilliant songs which provided a clear and concise foundation for the album. The contrast in their styles and the sheer intensity of the material left my work cut out for me. It was a major learning experience for me, and I felt compelled to put in as much time and resources as I could into pre-production. Despite the fact that this was my first real album, I felt prepared going into the studio. Of course, actually doing it was humbling but I still managed to get the songs done in 2 and half days. At times my inexperience is obvious but we wanted to leave the human element to avoid an overly polished sound. Bob (Moore) was on board with our philosophy wholeheartedly and made the drums sound the best they could. I used a 14×8 steel snare, birch rack toms mixed with maple floor toms, and various cymbals from 5 different brands. Only the kick is triggered. Ultimately this album was a crucial building block for me and it's affected everything I've done subsequently, I feel proud of what we accomplished.
DAVE – What are the touring plans for Behold Almighty Doctrine?
ALEX – We have our sights set on Europe next year. Saving the necessary funds is the main priority right now, along with promoting the last album, rehearsing, and writing new material; which is coming along very well already.
DAVE – How did you convince Chris Lollis to return to the group and take on the role of vocalist?
ALEX – Chris is vested in the band and after he parted ways with Nile it was a natural move, it was like reconnecting with a long lost brother, you've known all along. However, the transition was a bit rocky at times. We were all going through rough times and thankfully, it worked out in a way that we were able to unite and emerge stronger personally and musically.
DAVE – Are you involved in any side projects you'd like to mention?
ALEX – Yes, I just tracked drums this year for Annthennath, a black metal band based in France that I have been working with for a couple years. Earlier in '13 I recorded 3 tracks for a soon to be released split with Quintessence. The most recent recording was a full length album that will likely be the last album for Annthennath. It will be a cold, cruel ending for a killer band that I am honored to have contributed to and been influenced by. In the meantime, I suggest you seek out their earlier releases.
DAVE – At some point in their career, an artist typically pays homage to their influences by re-recording their material. Has Lecherous Nocturne ever considered doing a cover song?
ALEX – We've thought about it once or twice. It's unlikely but not out of the question.
DAVE – Do you think constant touring helps a band remain a viable commodity?
ALEX – No, I think it saturates the market. There are a lot of things that can go wrong. The most I have done was 2 tours in one year and that was awesome but I can't see any reason to do more than 4, at most, in one year.
DAVE – What's the hardest thing to adjust to when you come off a tour?
ALEX – It's all difficult to adjust to, in particular a steady sleep schedule. It's virtually impossible to go to sleep before midnight well after a tour.
DAVE – How do you feel the addition of new members has changed the Lecherous sound?
ALEX – I don't really think the approach or philosophy has changed much. The more minds you bring into a musical entity, the more diverse it becomes. We all bring something unique to the table and it shows. The key is to pay respect to those who were there before you, and re-create their vision the best you can. In that respect I think we have held true.
DAVE – How important are social media networks to Lecherous Nocturne?
ALEX – They are very important, it's the main way people interact and we aim to make use of that in any way we can to stay connected. And it's the best way to stay in touch with all the cool people you've met out on the road, so we are always paying attention to our networks.
ALEX – I heard you were filming a video for the song "Ouroboros Chains", what can you tell us about it?
ALEX – It will be released very soon. Our director Garrett Williams is putting the final touches on it now. We had a blast filming! Keep an eye out for another video that will be released later.
DAVE – What's the value of a music video in 2013?
ALEX – I think videos are highly valuable these days because they help bring in new fans and they provide the band with another form of expression. It ends up being a lot of work but at the same time, a lot of fun. A great excuse to take a few days off from work right?
DAVE – Is metal a fad for younger generations or one of the last true forms of artist expression?
ALEX – That is a good question because it takes a lot of attention to keep metal alive and it seems like many people are increasingly fleeting for innumerable reasons. I think for the majority of people, yes it is a fad. However, there will always be people who recognize the artistry in metal, those dedicated to carrying on the movement. They are few and far between but all it takes is a few to create a classic.
Lecherous Nocturne are:
Alex Lancia – drums
Ethan Lane – guitars
Kreish Lofgren – guitars
James O'Neal – bass
Chris Lollis – vocals
More Lecherous Nocturne:
James O'Neal – Bass
Kreishloff – Guitars
Chris Lollis – Vocals
Alex Lancia – Drums
Ethan Lane – Guitars – See more at: https://metalrecusants.com/2013/06/27/release-review-lecherous-nocturne-behold-almighty-doctrine/#sthash.uePCakH6.dpuf


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Noah Prince
Noah Prince was the coach of the Illinois Math and Science Academy (IMSA) quizbowl team from about 2009 to 2014. He is a mathematics teacher at the Academy, having earned his doctorate in math from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Under Dr. Prince, IMSA won four consecutive IHSA championships and became a nationally competitive school.
Although the origins of his appointment are hazy, Prince was recruited to be IMSA's coach after the notorious Coach Czerny left his post. Whenever IMSA wins an IHSA state championship, Coach Prince loves to mention that he played in the IHSA series as a high school student, though he'd never have imagined he would be leading the winning team. His favorite pastime is one-lining non-computational math tossups and claiming that the lead-in was factually incorrect.


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How much do you understand about plumbing? If you answered yes, are there areas where your knowledge could expand? How much skill do you have? If you're not satisfied with your responses to any of these questions, the following hints and tips can help.
Avoid bleach tablets, blue toilet deodorizers or the other odor removers inside your toilet. They can clean the bowl and remove odors, but they also damage the soft plastic and rubber parts in and around your toilet.
Check the floor for soft areas around the toilet to determine floor damage. Straddle the toilet and rock from one foot to the other to see if you feel any weakening or "softness" in the floor beneath you. You could save yourself money but noticing that problem sooner, rather than later.
Put the strainer on top of drains to catch any food that would go down and cause a clog. Your kitchen sink strainer must be cleaned whenever it catches anything. Strainers placed in a bathtub can be cleaned periodically.
If your house uses well water and there are orange or pink stains in tubs or sinks, it's because of the iron level in the water. This can be remedied by using a water softener which can be purchased at a shop, or a company can pay a visit to your home and handle the situation for you.
If you need to replace your shower head, make sure that you buy a new one that is high quality. People usually opt for a cheap shower head instead of a quality product. The problem about this is they aren't sturdy and they tend to break a lot easier.
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Be sure to check your dryer and clear your lint trap of any debris. This can prevent fires and malfunctions. Regularly check your dryer's lint trap to see if it has any tears or holes that could potentially damage your dryer, and clog up your plumbing.
One plumbing repair that costs a lot of money is frozen pipes. This, however, is typically preventable. Start by insulating the outside pipes fully. When it gets cooler, drain and disconnect the hoses and shut off your outside faucet. Making sure that all of this is done will have you a lot of money in plumbing bills.
If you have plumbing problems caused by grout in the water lines, it is best not to attempt to fix it yourself. You can attempt to dislodge the blockage or break it up to help remove it. This is much easier if your pipes are plastic, rather than metal. Calling a plumber can be expensive but damaging your pipes will cost a lot more.
When using the garbage disposal, do not even bother running the water. Water doesn't actually help to wash items down the garbage disposal. The moisture can actually bond the trash to your disposal, harming things further.
You might not be able to control which plumber you have to use, but you can find out all you can about them on the Internet. If your insurance company has just scheduled someone for you, checking out their website and customer feedback and reviews still gives the ability to be ready for them comfortably when they arrive.
Have you learned a few things about plumbing? Are you knowledgeable of the type of plumbing system your residence has? Have your plumbing skills increased? Are you now able to utilize things that can apply to your home system? Do you know how to properly use the equipment? Hopefully, after reading this article, your answer to all these questions is a resounding yes.
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The liquid oats in this particular product are produced in Landskrona, Sweden and then sent to the north of Germany for packaging. The reason for this is that we are a very small company that doesn?t have the possibility to own all of our own packaging facilities. When we look for partners that can handle our packaging needs, the most important factor is that we can guarantee a safe product. Since our products contain no milk or soy, we haven?t been able to find a local packaging facility in Sweden that is able to match our high standards due to the difficulty involved with handling the packaging of products completely void of milk and soy. Our partner in Germany on the other hand does so brilliantly.
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Of which sugar: 4 g
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Fiber: 0.8 g
Protein: 1 g
Salt: 0.1 g
Broths: 0.55 BE
What is the standard: EEC 834/2007 standard
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