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Ali left Kim as he got attracted to another woman. The irony is that when Ali met Kim, he was plump and not great-looking but now because he is in love, he has lost weight and looking great. But Kim is left with no money or financial security.
Right now, she is looking to establish her business in Mumbai to provide for herself financially. She is now a brand strategist and goes by the name Kimi Sharma (her real name). Kimi didn't just leave their home in Kenya behind, but her job as the CEO of Punjani's chain of hotels as well.

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April 27, 2009
68 comments:
- ohiofarmgirl said...
How funny. Mu dh is an auctioneer so he trys to save everything. He is at the opposite extreme. LOL Dianntha
- April 27, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Life on the Edge said...
I was leaving a comment on your last post, and you posted again! lol
Oh, I sure do love those plates. I love blue and white plates and if I had the money, would have transferware! I just love bargain plates, especially when they are as beautiful as these! I haven't seen any ironstone at the Goodwill, but if I do, it will be coming home with me!
You have that man trained well! I would say her earned that dinner when he snatched that cake dome up!
- April 27, 2009 at 8:56 PM
Good going Len!! I am needing a cake dome as my dome broke but I have the cake stand!!
Love the bunnies! You do such a great job of putting all those things together to make a great little vignette!
- April 27, 2009 at 9:01 PM
- Barbara Jean said...
Love your cream things in the first photo. I collect cream too, but mostly pitchers.
Never thought to share them on here.
Great idea.
Barbara Jean
- April 27, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Gloria, don't you dare tell him what a cloche is because he might not bring you any more cake domes. LOL! That man is a keeper if you've got him trained to hunt white dishes and cloches. You've got to tell me your secret because mine just sits down and says his flat feet hurt. LOL!
Loved what you found!
- April 27, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- Unknown said...
Hi Gloria,
Thanks so much for being a part of 2nd Time Around!
Love all your new to you dishes, especially the one divided into the sections.
I can't believe your husband did that! You have done a great job with him. LOL
:) Diane
- April 27, 2009 at 9:50 PM
- Unknown said...
Hey Gloria!
I loved the cake dome part of your post! What a great guy... And you will have to post your recipe forChili Relleno casserole for us, perhaps on Cinco De Mayo???!!!
~Really Rainey~
- April 27, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Sit A Spell said...
Saw you at Dot's and wanted to say HI. Love the ironstone pitcher...cream is a fav of mine.
- April 27, 2009 at 10:02 PM
- Wsprsweetly Of Cottages said...
Oh my gosh, Gloria...all these neat things to look at! My house is FULL of trashy treasures.
I LOVED your discription of your home, by the way...:) What matters to me about your home is that you love it and it shows.
I am going crazy over here trying to keep up with things. Family things going on...and blogging...well..I think you know what I mean. Sometimes it isn't easy.
What a nice post you did today!
:) Loved it!
- April 28, 2009 at 3:24 AM
- Lisa (aka) French said...
Lookie all the goodies you got;) Love the cloche!! Hugs French
- April 28, 2009 at 4:12 AM
- Ann said...
Your man is so cute. I can just see him holding that cake dome with a big grin on his face. I know what that would look like because mine does the same thing. I ask him for one thing and he brings home something else just as proud as can be! It's priceless.
- April 28, 2009 at 4:21 AM
- Jessica said...
Morning G~
I'm so loving your collections~ That Len is a keeper! Hope your day is beautiful!
Big hugs~ J
- April 28, 2009 at 4:38 AM
- Room Service ~ Decorating 101 said...
You have been tagged to pick only one photo that shows your true style. Go back and read my last post...lol
- April 28, 2009 at 4:43 AM
- xinex said...
Good morning GF! Everything you showed here are so lovely! And I love the way you arranged the white ironstone with the bunnies, flowers and lemons. So pretty altogether. You are so right about carrying the Lladro home but not me, John hand carried it all the way. We were afraid it wouldn't be accepted in the plane as a hand carry cause the box is huge but the measurements just made it...Christine
- April 28, 2009 at 5:23 AM
- ClassyChassy said...
Just visiting ---- found you by accident and I enjoyed seeing all of your goodies, and the story was the best! I can just imagine what went into 'the training of the man'!!! Have a great day!
- April 28, 2009 at 5:40 AM
- SmilingSally said...
It is cute the way our men get "into" this stuff with us. You know, I just bought my cloche not too long ago, and my husband points to cake savers and declares them "large cloches!" LOL
- April 28, 2009 at 5:52 AM
- "Blossom" said...
If this is the kind of trash you are buying than I wanta be trashy too. I too love my soup tureen and the cleaniest of the white against other colors and textures.
Good hunting I mean trashy hunting.
- April 28, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- Kris said...
Well I tell ya that Len is a keeper. I'm lucky in that Phil is always on the look out for things I like when we are treasure hunting, but I return the favor and look for things he likes as well.
I love that jam/jelly/toast tray. Very cute.
Have a happy day
- April 28, 2009 at 6:00 AM
- Confessions of a Plate Addict said...
Hi Gloria! Well, first of all you know I love your blue and white plates!!! I'm on the hunt for ironstone, too! What a good idea to put flowers in the coffee pot! Love that cake dome...your hubby is a keeper, my dear friend!! Have a great week...hugs...Debbie
- April 28, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- jeanne said...
Good morning Gloria, your post made me smile alot. You have a keeper in that well trained man of yours. Love your white ironstone find with the bunnies, flowers and best of all, lemons. Good job. Love the plates and cake cover. Have a great day.
- April 28, 2009 at 6:05 AM
- bj said...
I love all those pretty plates..and I am a hugh white ironstone lover !!
have a happy day!
- April 28, 2009 at 6:14 AM
- Chari at Happy To Design said...
Mornin' Sis...
Thought I'd get up and get an early start with the blogs...shhhh, Russell is still asleep! Hehe!!! He didn't get home till about 9 last night...he's been working so hard on that house!!!
Anyway, I'm so glad to joined in with "2nd Time Around"!!! Girl, that first photo of your new Spring vignette is stunning!!! Looks like it came right off of the page of BHG!!! I love it! Love that pretty ironstone coffee pot! Oooh...and Dottie's bunnies too!!! Pretty, pretty, pretty!!!
Love all of your blue & white plates too...can't pass those little beauties up when they're only 50 cents!!! My favorite is the last plate...it's so different...love that!!!
Girl, can you believe that lady was just throwing out that glass cake dome...OMG!!! Surely you would have thought she had a big plate, platter, or something that she could still use it on! Sheeeeshhh!!! Of course, her loss is your gain!!! Len did good on that one, Sweetie!!! I'd just let him keep thinking that he's finding cloches...hehe!!! How cute!!!
Well what's on the agenda for today, Sweetie? I've got to run into town for groceries! Other than that...nothing planned for me! Have a terrific Tuesday!!!
Love ya, Sis!
- April 28, 2009 at 6:25 AM
- StitchinByTheLake said...
I came here from Picket's Place - and I'm glad I did. I loved your trash to treasure finds. I don't get to go to the thrift store very often right now because I'm babysitting with one of my grandchildren but I do love to go when I can. I collect Blue Willow dishes - they were the first dishes my husband and I ever had (we've been married over 44 years) and came from the parents of his best friend. Over the years I've added to them and sure do love the blue and white colors! blessings, marlene
- April 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM
- Sandy~Romantique Inspirations~ said...
Ya, I don't think I would see the day my husband doing that. I do think though with your husband, the training is paying off... HaHa - Great find! I do however have my husband doing a lot of cooking. In fact when I go out and do some all day shopping, he'll have a fabulous dinner waiting for me. Sometimes I need him in hiding, so I can bring home things and hide it for awhile, then bring it out at a good time.
I love your white ironstone!!
Take Care-
- April 28, 2009 at 6:52 AM
- Terrie's Lil' Piece of Serenity said...
Gloria, I love your new treasures. Especially the white ironstone. Sue080 has inpiried me to start collecting it, too. You know how much of a collector I have been in the past. I can't wait to see what I can find. Yours look perfect the way you have them displayed.
Hugs, Terrie
- April 28, 2009 at 6:55 AM
- Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME said...
You love your hubby like I do mine. We are soooo close. I like to know how you got him to go to the dump! That is pretty cool! When I dumpster dive, he tries to slide down in the car seat!
- April 28, 2009 at 7:13 AM
well Ms Gloria,Len and James are trying.Some things they just cannot get.like how to put your empty can in the trash.grrrrrrrrrrr.or how to wash dishes.what is so hard about it?i think they screw it up to get out of it myself and the wash?i don't want to go there.
but yes,James has been brining me pretty and colorful,but they are POTS.As you know I to am looking for a white tureen.but at least they're helping and not fussing.huh?....ann
- April 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM
oh that birdie plate looks more like me.everytime you look at it think of me,ok?ok.i love you....ann
- April 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM
- Kim said...
What a gem that man is! To bring back that "cloche" for you! I'm impressed that he even used the word cloche!! What man does that??? You and I are BOTH on a mission girl. I've been "In Search Of" white ironstone meself! Imagine my excitement when I came across some at a church flea market this past weekend. I'll post that later on this week. Have a good one my dear friend! ~Kim
- April 28, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- ellen b said...
Love the cloche/ I mean cake dome!!
Those blue plates are all so pretty and I love that divided dish!!
- April 28, 2009 at 7:25 AM
- Rechelle ~Walnuthaven Cottage~ said...
Great trash to treasure finds :0)
Love the flowers in the ironstone, love the bunnies, hmm, in fact I dig it all!
Enjoy your day!
- April 28, 2009 at 7:26 AM
- Mo..."Mo's Cottage" said...
Good Morning Gloria....You scored again....you always find the best treasures....and your table is all ready for Spring...tell Len he is doing a great job finding those little treasures for you....
Mo :-)
- April 28, 2009 at 7:36 AM
- Unknown said...
So pretty , I love the white and you know me and blue . I still want your sink , love it so much .
- April 28, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- Celene said...
I love the blue and white plates! Just came from Pickets Place.
What a lovely gift you sent her! You are indeed a very generous gal! Blessings, Celene
- April 28, 2009 at 8:02 AM
- KayC. said...
I love that white tray for toast,ect. It is so cute and I have never seen anything like that. It is a treasure for sure.
- April 28, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- alaurajane said...
first of all I want to thank you for your sweet comment. It was a huge help.. Now I how lucky did you get on your trash finding hunt... You did great, and so did your hubby. I sure wish I could train my hubby like that, but then again he does try lol bless him.... Your blue plates are so pretty love the pitcher and bowl.
- April 28, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...
Gloria, I absolutely love your white ironstone. I have been on the hunt for white for months. Now I am on the hunt for yellow and also blue and white. Your plates are gorgeous. I could use them all. So far I have only found 3. The yellow flowers with the blue and white is so pretty. Your hubby is so well trained. I leave mine at home, he has no eye for a treasure, but he is kind enough to oooh and ahhhh when I bring something home. lol Love everything you found. Hugs, Marty
- April 28, 2009 at 8:19 AM
- Helen said...
I wish I wish our Hospice had a thrift shop ... we do have a Humane Society shop so that's where I browse.
I LOVE the way you take care of DH .. he deserves it for sure!
- April 28, 2009 at 8:44 AM
- mommynoodles said...
Well,i just popped over from Dot's blog b/c i did'nt know about yours.And from what i hear i'm missing out on a good person!I won't be now b/c i'm following you.
The friendship between you and Dot is something to cherish and what alot of us long for!!I cryed when i read her blog this morning,that was precious of you to do that!!
And then come over to your blog and read that the bunnies in your spring gathering were....priceless!
I notice things like that!
Anyhoo,enough w/ all this sappy stuff this morning!! lol
I love your first blue/white plate the most and that tray is adorable!
I have to agree w/ everyone else that your hubby is a keeper b/c mine won't be caught dead in a TS or GW store!! lol lol And hates to even wait in the parking lot for me(that dose'nt happen often)! I think he sits on the floorboard waiting for me anyhow!! Hee-hee!
Well,i wrote a novel in your comments now,i'm sorry?(not really)!! lol
I read some of your blog,but i will be back later to read everything!Keep up all the good work!Have a very "BLESSED" day!!
- April 28, 2009 at 8:47 AM
- Picket said...
Morning girl...man you are killing me with all these beautiful white ironstone pieces you keep finding...I can't find any around here! I knew if you just kept working with him that Len would make a great 'bird dog'...uhh I mean helper in the thrift stores! lol lol
How fantastic that he has even started looking for things for you when he is out on his own...I say greet that man at the door with your stick on and lay a big kiss on him...then when he gets over his fainting spell..just smile and act like you don't know what on earth he's talking about! lol
That tray that says toast and jelly...etc is ao unique...I have never seen one of those....girl you did good! Well I better get back to painting that bedroom...I got the first coat on...yahoo..now if I can make it thru the second coat....next time I mention painting...remind me I hate to paint! Love ya sis...have a great day! ~♥~
- April 28, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- Chanda said...
Looks like some god treasures, can I go to the dump with your husband?LOL. I am sure I could have a alot of fun there and probably find a truck load of treasures there.
- April 28, 2009 at 9:31 AM
- Chrissy...The Apothecary Shop said...
Good man you have there my dear,love all those plates!!Call it what you like, cloche, cake dome, its all good!!!Talk soon, Chrissy
- April 28, 2009 at 9:43 AM
- Sue said...
OH Gloria you got me rolling on the floor girl!! Len is a keeper!! He does bring you home some good stuff, yes?? Love your ironstone finds, that tray is so neat!! And of course you got some great lookin blue and white plates. Hope you're having a great week sweetie! Amelia has a fever and I'm gettin kinda worried, Kim's supposed to be getting DR advice today! TTYL! xoxoxo
- April 28, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- Coloradolady said...
What great treasures!! I was laughing about the cake dome...so wonderful he rescued it from the dump, reminded me of my husaband rescuing Homer Laughlin dishes...so fun!!
Sounds like you have a keeper in a husband!
- April 28, 2009 at 10:08 AM
- Blondie's Journal said...
I too am a blue/white fan and I love your plates. And I think blue and yellow are a match made in Heaven. Good for you! Love all your treasures!! And your Len is a doll (that is also my father's name). :-D
- April 28, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Carrie said...
Delightful post...great thrift finds!
- April 28, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- Heather said...
great bargains again! i love the blue plates :)
- April 28, 2009 at 11:31 AM
- Nancy Rosalina said...
Gloria, I love the white ironstone and the blue and white plates! Hope you have a wonderful week! Nancy
- April 28, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Barb said...
Hi Gloria, just read the lovely words Dot wrote about you. How special!
Love your blue plates and the white ironstone. So pretty!
- April 28, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- Designs on 47th Street said...
You are so funny! You make me happy and laugh every day! "Len is in training"!! hahahaha Now he is bringing white dishes to your cart. I have a ways to go just to get my Mr. in a store, but I'll keep working.
I do love ALL your dishes you are showing us today ~~ the white ones AND the blue ones.
Great post, as always, Gloria! :)
- April 28, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- Kim @ Starshine Chic said...
You have some great finds there girl! And to think your husband was trainable. I don't think mine is. lol. I love going to thrift stores just to see what I can find. It's amazing what some people give away.
- April 28, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- Linda (Nina's Nest) said...
Gloria, you did good, girl! I love that ironstone pot - gorgeous! You won't believe this, but I have a cake stand that never had a dome and I found a plain dome at GW - I know how happy you are to have that dome! Linda
- April 28, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...
Gloria, you are just doing such an excellent job of training Len (and they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks!-don't tell him I said that). Wow! you and Len found some beautiful blue and white china, and I can't believe he came home from the dump with a faux cloche. I think I love the guy! laurie
- April 28, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- Charlotte said...
Love all your blue and white. My hubby tells me I don't need anything, but then he helps me look for things. He's a sweetie.
- April 28, 2009 at 2:55 PM
- Susan (Between Naps On The Porch.net) said...
LOL you are soooo funny! That Len is trying so hard to please his woman! I am still laughing about his reaction to the bird audio!!! Hysterical! I am green with envy over all your bargins...wish we had thrift stores here that carried such treasures...I say that like I actually have room for more dishes! LOL Thanks for the giggles today! Susan
- April 28, 2009 at 5:38 PM
- The Raggedy Girl said...
Thanks for stopping by with such a nice comment. I think tomorrow life will get back to normal, whatever that is. I loved those blue and white plates, everything looked so lovely.
The Raggedy Girl
- April 28, 2009 at 5:52 PM
- Cindy (Applestone Cottage) said...
You are the queen of great finds and boy oh boy do you have Len trained well. To bring back that cake dome! Well, I'm impressed. Girl you have a ton of energy and I love all your finds but especially the centerpiece you made. Beautiful.... Hugs, Cindy
- April 28, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Shelia said...
Hi Gloria! Oh, I love your vignette with the little bunnies and flowers! You're good! Now the plates, you know I love those. And would you just stop and kiss Len? He's being so good! :)
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
- April 28, 2009 at 8:44 PM
- xinex said...
Hi Gloria! Thank you so much for the birthday greetings and for stopping by. Thanks for passing the plate queen crown...LOL!
- April 28, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Four Paws and Co said...
Are you lucky or what?!? You're too funny! I can just imagine poor Len running hither & yon trying to find ironstone for you. He did good with his "cloche"! ♥ Diane
- April 28, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- Justine said...
He goes to the dump??????? Oh Lordy, I wouldn't want to sniff him when he walks in the door!
Gloria, I was over at Dot's yesterday and her post and your beautiful gift practically had me in tears. What a special friend you are to send her something I know you've treasured!
Justine :o )
- April 29, 2009 at 4:33 AM
- Melissa Miller said...
Woohoo Gloria!
Your pitcher and bunnies together are GORGEOUS.
It does look beautiful with the pops of yellow.
You're too funny how you describe your hubby shopping! Love that!
Have a wonderful day my friend.
~Melissa :)
- April 29, 2009 at 11:20 AM
- nikkicrumpet said...
Hey Gloria...hope you're having a marvelous day. I loved the stuff you shared with us...although at first glance I thought that toast & jam thingie was a school lunch tray!!! For just a minute there I got the shivers lol
- April 29, 2009 at 12:20 PM
- joyh82 said...
so cute.. you found some of the cutest and nicest things to display.
- April 29, 2009 at 1:35 PM
- Together We Save said...
You have so many beautiful things. I don't have a good eye for things like this. But you really do. My grandmother did and I am lucky enough to have alot of her dishes.
- April 29, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Sue said...
I laughed and laughed, I thought I had the only guy that loves to go to the dump, and let me tell you my guy has brought home some pretty good stuff as well and...not so good, and I was the one with folded hands. LOL Now tell us how did you get him trained please give us all a crash course. and please hurry!!
I loved all that you had posted today , everything!!! I too like blue and white together.
I want to thank you so much for your encouraging words about me wanting to get healthier, I have a sister just like you who know matter what she eats she just doesn't gain. We call her Mikie!
- April 29, 2009 at 2:15 PM
- Nicole ~ said...
Oh, I want to go shopping with you!! Those are great pieces, and I cannot believe those wonderful prices!! How sweet of your husband to think that was a cloche and bring it to you. I think you have successfully trained him. Nicole
- April 29, 2009 at 7:10 PM
- Martha said...
Love blue and white and with a hint of yellow -- perfect!
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text: A recipe for making peach pudding – In a large mixing bowl whip to a cream two eggs, three tablespoons of sugar, and two tablespoons of butter. To this, after it is well beaten, add a saltspoon of salt and half a grated nutmeg. Stir these ingredients well into the mixture; then stir in a cup of milk. Last add, a little at a time–stirring it well in to make a smooth batter–a cup and a half of flour and three-quarters of a cup of Indian meal, which have been sifted together with three teaspoons of baking-powder in another bowl. Butter well the inside of a two-quart pudding mold; put a layer of the pudding batter an inch deep in the mold; cover this with a layer of fine ripe peaches that have been peeled and cut in quarters or eighths–this depends upon the size of the peaches. Sprinkle the layer of peaches with a light layer of sugar; then pour in a layer of batter; then a layer of peaches. Repeat this process till all the material is in, leaving a layer of batter on top. Steam for two hours.Popular search terms for this pudding post include: feather light peach pudding, peach pudding recipe, peach suet pudding, peach pudding recipes, canned peach pudding recipe, recipe peach pudding, puding peach, peaches steamed pudding recipe, Peach pudding, peach parradise pudding.


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The imminent boost to lending rates from the shut- down of the Term Funding Scheme at the end of this month is widely under-appreciated.
Economists failed to foresee the U.K.'s growth spurt in 2013 partly because they underestimated the positive impact of the Funding for Lending Scheme, launched in mid-2012. In fact, the FLS was so successful at stimulating mortgage lending that it had to be "refocussed" to apply solely to business lending in January 2014.
We see only a small risk today of the MPC raising interest rates or sending a strong signal that a hike is imminent, for the reasons we set out in our preview of the meeting. The MPC, however, also must decide today whether to wind up the Term Funding Scheme-- TFS--launched a year ago as part of its post-Brexit stimulus measures.
Figures yesterday from U.K. Finance--the new trade body that has subsumed the British Bankers' Association--showed that the mortgage market recovered over the summer.
House prices continue to struggle for momentum, instilling caution among households. Admittedly, Halifax reported yesterday that its index jumped by 1.5% month-to-month in May.
One way or another, the preliminary estimate of Q1 GDP--due Friday--will have a big market impact, following Mark Carney's warning last week that a May rate hike is not a done deal.
The MPC went against the grain last month by forecasting that CPI inflation would overshoot the 2% target if it raised Bank Rate as slowly as markets anticipated.
We remain confident in the success of legislation designed to compel the PM to request a further extension of the U.K.'s E.U. membership on October 19, in the overwhelmingly likely scenario that an exit deal is not agreed at next week's E.U. Council meeting.
The key question for the MPC at this week's meeting is whether it is prepared to tolerate the consequences for inflation of sterling's further depreciation since its last meeting in August.
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Bonjour Mes Amis!
Going to Monaco was a blast, if you don't believe me (Shameless plug) make sure you go check out my new video below:
Cannes is one of the most glamorous places in the world so what better way to celebrate it by showing you some of my favourites.
Naomi Campbell
The Supermodel slayed her own show raising money for safe the children. This Versace gown is absolutely exquisite, the nude hue with silver cage detail is so fabulous. I love how flowy it is and the colour looks amazing against her complexion.
In The Frow – Victoria
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I don't know when I got so sassy! I love these short films that the @lorealmakeup team put together within minutes! So proud to be a part of this wonderful family ♥ I could pinch myself at the achievements I have made in the past few years and it's all down to you guys constantly showing your support! I never take it for granted. Thankyou for being so awesome ✌🏼#lorealcannes
Victoria's many looks all were amazing. From Black to yellow to red, all perfection.
Whether she is gracing the Amfar red carpet or being a mermaid with Barbara Palvin, she makes everything look graceful.
Marcus Butler
The Youtube OG looking suave in Dolce & Gabbana. The white lapels are a brilliant addition to this look. The Dolce Prince is also serving face too! Big respect.
Winnie Harlow
Whether she's taking selfies with Nicki Minaj and Philipp Plein or heading to the chicken shop, Winnie always delivers the style goods. She can go from fairytale princess to stomping in a Philipp Plein show in a matter of seconds.
The Balmain Army were out in full force in Cannes.
Need I say more?
Philipp Plein
Again… Need I say more?
Elle Fanning
The sweetheart of the red carpet wore so many different looks but all were so sweet.
Is there any colour she can't wear?
I hope you guys have enjoyed this post.
God Bless
Victorious Everyday


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Restock & new colours: A6 Appunto15 May 2018
We have finished unpacking and quality checking an entire shipment of A6 Appunto's and we're ready to 'release' them to you!
There are several colours that have been restocked and also a whole new range of shades that is being released!
As always: if you signed up for notifications of a A6 Appunto restock in any of the RESTOCKED colours, you were notified by email hours ago already!
Head over to our webshop and feist your eyes on the following beautiful colours!
Please note: this particular batch of croco has a very soft, velvety feel and more saturated colours. Be sure to check the updated product pictures on our website when ordering!
- 773 Epoca Rust
- 457 Croco Mat Aubergine
- 461 Croco Mat Honey
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(WSVN) - The Cheesecake Factory is getting in the holiday spirit!
The popular restaurant chain is giving away 10,000 free slices of their namesake dessert for one day only on Dec. 6, as part of their "Day of 10,000 Slices" promotion.
To take advantage of the deal, the company says to place a delivery order through the app DoorDash, and use code 10000SLICES at checkout.
In addition, people will also get free delivery from Wednesday until Dec. 12 – no promotional code needed.
The deal allows for one slice per household, so get ready to share!
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Davis is a delightful little boy with a head full of beautiful blond curls. He always has a ready smile and a zest for life! He looks like his Dad.....my son, Lee.
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Beach Buddies
It was a privilege to learn from Nancy Franke in her workshop on "The Essence of Children", this month at the Atlanta Artists Center. She was bubbly, full of enthusiasm and encouragement.
" Giving up on our investment in a painting is the best way to improve," she said. Allow yourselves freedom to experiment and let your creativity flow. Don't get restricted by worrying about perfection.
Our goal was to show emotion, gesture, movement...not details. We used bold strokes and big brushes. I hope I can incorporate some of her concepts into my work.
Art is exciting! Just when you think you've gotten it, along comes a new approach.
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Proposed Toledo Community Schools Regulation Violates Ohio Constitution
Columbus - The Buckeye Institute's 1851 Center for Constitutional Law today notified the City of Toledo Plan Commission that its proposed Minimum School Facility Requirements (MSFR) zoning regulation violates the Ohio Constitution. The measure is currently before the Toledo-Lucas County Plan Commission. If approved, the Institute's legal center will pursue legal action against the city.
Specifically, the legal center will file suit on behalf of the Maritime Academy, a Toledo community school, and a Toledo family whose child's attendance at the school will be placed in jeopardy as a result of the policy.
"The commission's proposal is an attempt to take away the educational choices given to Ohio parents by the Ohio General Assembly," Buckeye Institute President David Hansen said. "If they do not reconsider this ill-advised regulatory power grab, we will defend the interests of Toledo's parents and children in court."
"The proposed Minimum School Facility Requirements are clearly unconstitutional and run contrary to recently enacted state laws and Ohio Supreme Court decisions," Center for Constitutional Law Director Maurice Thompson said. "If the city of Toledo enacts this proposal, it will unnecessarily waste tax dollars defending an obviously flawed regulation."
The proposed requirements are one-size-fit-all mandates on community schools. They require these schools to provide large outdoor play areas, media centers, separate classrooms for every subject, and extremely large gymnasiums and dining areas. Many Toledo-area community schools have non-traditional student bodies that do not demand these facilities, while others offer many of the same benefits in different forms. For example, many community schools have computers in their classrooms rather than in "media centers," as required by MSFR. Moreover, most community schools do not have the space necessary to comply with the commission's prohibitive regulations.
Thompson advised the city plan commission that these requirements would violate the Ohio Community Schools Act. The act establishes a statewide education policy in favor of choice and innovation. Further, the Ohio Constitution precludes city-by-city regulation of education policy.
Also, Thompson advised that MSFR is a misuse of the city's zoning power. "It seems the proposed regulation is an unconstitutional attempt to use zoning law as a back-door mechanism to regulate, control and hamper statewide education policy," Thompson added.
A copy of the letter sent to the Toledo Plan Commission is available online.
The Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions, together with its 1851 Center for Constitutional Law, is a nonpartisan research and educational institute devoted to individual liberty, economic freedom, personal responsibility and limited government in Ohio.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
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- 20px Dr. Mundo can stay in lane very long since he is manaless and his Adrenaline Rush allows him to constantly regenerate health.
- Infected Cleaver is very effective in taking out neutral camps. It deals damage based on enemy health, which neutral creeps tend to have a lot of. This allows 20px Dr. Mundo to jungle effectively.
- Because Infected Cleaver makes a distinctive splat noise and returns health when it hits an enemy, it can be used reliably for checking bushes for enemies.
- Since Burning Agony Burning Agony also gives you crowd control reduction in addition to the damage, don't forget to use it during team fights or while chasing/fleeing especially against crowd control heavy enemies. Also, the reduction does stack with to make crowd control very ineffective against 20px Dr. Mundo.
- A well-timed Sadism can bait enemy champions into attacking you even when they lack the damage to finish you. Force enemies to chase you across the map in their attempt to finish you off, if you can- sadism's speed boost combined with the cc reduction of Burning Agony Burning Agony makes taking out Mundo frustratingly difficult.
- After you reach level 6, you should rarely have to leave your lane. Although 20px Dr. Mundo abilities use health, his Sadism has a fairly short cooldown so you can regain lost health about once every minute.
- Sadism continues to heal you when you're resurrecting from . Timing a Sadism well with is a very good way to bait and finish off low health opponents who wait for you to resurrect.
- Due to a tendency for many players to counteract Dr. Mundo's health regeneration with Ignite, taking Cleanse as a summoner spell might seem like a good choice; however, it does not actually remove the healing debuff, only the DoT. It does combine well with Burning Agony Burning Agony to cause strong crowd control resistance, though.
- Sadism, Infected Cleaver, and Ghost make 20px Dr. Mundo an amazing chaser who can chase champions all the way back to their spawning pools for kills.
- Since Sadism is a regeneration buff and not a heal it will give you the most survivability if activated right before you take major damage. Keep in mind the regeneration speed relies upon a percentage of your maximum health, so stack up for the fastest regeneration possible!
- cooldown reduction, and extra tankiness, all of which benefit 20px Dr. Mundo
is a very effective item for Mundo due to its 15% boost to regenerative effects,
- However, the regeneration and pure health of cooldown reduction or need that extra magic resistance. is usually better than . Only get , if you use a build that relies on
- 20px Dr. Mundo . It gives him extra health and the guaranteed slow. The slow from mallet stacks with the slow from Infected Cleaver, making him incredibly effective at keeping an enemy locked down with constant slows. is also an excellent item on
- Adrenaline Rush and Sadism are taken into consideration. With a maxed out , a , and a , Mundo's health regen will outpace the health cost of Burning Agony Burning Agony.
and offer a lot of health regeneration without any life steal, even more when
- Spirit Visage is not necessarily required for this to happen.
- Be wary of buying too many health items like 20px 克格'莫的 Bio-Arcane Barrage, as both can make quick work of your health.
or if the enemy team has a or a
- However, both counters lose their effectiveness if you build magic resistance. Mundo with , , and will have around 150 magic resistance, meaning Madreds procs will only damage you for about 1% of your max health instead of 4%.
- cooldown reduction, boost his passive by giving additional health, and improve survivability and dmg output of 20px Dr. Mundo and surrounding allies with lifesteal, attack speed and a short movement speed boost. should be considered as main early/mid game item due to possibility of building it into few cheap and very useful items like , and which together give impressive 40%
- Stacking health and getting an Masochism, as well as increasing your survivability. can greatly boost your damage, synergizing with
- Attack speed items or critical chance items (20px Dr. Mundo's damage output with Masochism. / ) greatly increase
- Burning Agony Burning Agony. and stack favorably with
- 20px Dr. Mundo a lot of valuable stats in the early game, health, armor, magic resist, and attack speed. paired with can offer
- Magic Penetration is overall more useful to 20px Dr. Mundo than ability power, because 20px 蒙多医生的 Infected Cleaver gains no benefit from ability power since its damage is based on enemy health, but still deals magic damage. , or are all superb choices for anyone wanting to increase the damage output of Mundo's Cleaver and Burning Agony.
- Grabbing a Ignite. is useful for countering healing reduction debuffs like
- Due to his high base Attack Damage (110) and his low Cooldown on Infected Cleaver and Masochism, 20px Dr. Mundo can use the proc of / very effectively.
- Starting items: , x5. With a leash you can start with and x3.
- Skill progression: Burning Agony Burning Agony → Masochism → Burning Agony Burning Agony→ Infected Cleaver. You can learn Infected Cleaver at level 3 if you want to gank soon.
- Jungling Order: Wraiths→ Red Lizard (Smite) → Wolves→ Wraiths→ Blue Golem (Smite) → Wolves→ GANK.
- You never really need Crest of the Ancient Golem Crest of the Ancient Golem with 20px Dr. Mundo so starting there is mostly for experience and could be just a waste of time. Either give it to someone else in need of it or go for Blessing of the Lizard Elder Blessing of the Lizard Elder and gank early. Make sure you get a leash red.
- Another more risky route is to start Blue Golem without Smite (strong leash) → Enemy Red Lizard. 20px Dr. Mundo has extremely fast clearing and very strong early 1v1. Depending on the enemy jungler's clearing speed, he can often steal Blessing of the Lizard Elder Blessing of the Lizard Elder and wait for the other jungler, either forcing him to burn escapes or even killing him.
- Using Spellvamp Quintessences may give you good sustain.
- Debuffs from Ignite can be an extremely effective counter to Sadism and weaken his regeneration tremendously. If playing against a good 20px Dr. Mundo one of these three should always be available in team battles. , and
- If 20px Dr. Mundo is stacking health items, especially , then would be a wise item to build.
- Don't stack health when facing 20px Dr. Mundo, as it increases his damage from Infected Cleaver.
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So I mentioned before about a series of poses that are getting me all excited from Image Essentials... The IE store has released a set of poses for Designer Circle which are focused on the Seven Deadly Sins... This of course, appealed to me right away, and although Wrath has been done, the others are slowly coming to me too... Today is the turn of Greed...
When Greed was released, there was only one place that she was drawn to, like a moth to a flame...
Now before I go further, I am not saying that the Arcade's owners or designers are Greedy... I don't want to get myself into trouble here, but I find that I - myself - get very greedy with the opening of one of these big gacha events, be it The Arcade, The Epiphany or otherwise.
As she's Greed, this little demon is draped in gold and riches... Everything from her jewels to her bikini are draped in gold.
Finding herself at a place where so many people get greedy she's a happy little sin...You could say she's as happy as sin hehe...
What is she wearing;
Hairband: ERSCH - Autumn Coronet in Gold
Skin: Glam Affair - Seya in Europa 2
Face Wound: Nightmare - Be Mine
Face Jewel: Cute Poison - Elysian Head Jewels (No Longer Available!)
Eyes: Izzie's - Demon Eyes
Tag: (-Atypical-) - Priceless Tag (No Longer Available!)
Upper Necklace: (Yummy) - Sparkle Nameplate in Gold
Lower Necklace: Cute Poison - Bete Noire Necklace in Gold (No Longer Available!)
Bikini: !dM deviousMind - Samira in ONYX
Pose: Image Essentials - Seven Deadly Sins in Greed (Available until March 31st at DESIGNER CIRCLE)


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Brussels, 03 Mar 2005
A successful Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) project has developed a novel system that provides real-time, intelligent, end-to-end tracking and tracing for items and parcels being transported around the globe.
The European Commission provided 2.5 million euro to enable the IST project ParcelCall to develop a system that operates across all borders and carriers, regardless of which mode of transport is being used.
As the partners in the project explain, although many carriers in transport and logistics have tracking and tracing systems in place today, these are typically proprietary solutions, which means they only cover the individual carrier. Yet supply chains are becoming more and more complex, involving multiple carriers and multiple transport modes.
'ParcelCall focuses on interoperability, open interfaces, and standardization in order to allow seamless tracking and tracing across the entire logistics and transportation chain,' state the partners.
The system developed by the project involves RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, a Mobile Logistic Server (MLS) with GPS (Global Positioning System) and 'Thinking Tags' that measure and monitor environmental conditions - particularly important when transporting perishable goods.
The MLS, fitted with GPS receivers for accurate and secure tracking and tracing, keeps track of items being transported either by vehicle or container.
'The MLS makes its information available to a network of fixed servers via mobile communication networks on demand and on a real-time basis. It can actively alert the owner of the goods or the transport operator if, for example, the goods deviate from a predefined route, a delay occurs, or an alarm has been generated,' explain the partners.
Detailed tracking and status information will be available in real-time and for each complete transport cycle; even if a single item out of a large shipment gets lost, damaged, or takes a different route to the rest of the shipment.
Furthermore, in case of perishable or high-risks goods such as pharmaceuticals, whose temperature needs to be monitored continuously, or sensitive electronic devices, the products will be equipped with 'Thinking Tags'. These devices can monitor the environmental conditions, such as temperature, humidity or shock, record a history of status information, including location, and measurement data, and actively send alerts or messages and generally provide seamless end-to-end surveillance of status, location, and environmental conditions.
'So, with its open and scalable system architecture, a small trucking company could adopt the ParcelCall tracking and tracing services just as easily as a large national or international carrier,' says Robin Williams from the University of Edinburgh, one of the partners in the project. 'ParcelCall could also be extended easily by adding new server components.'
According to Professor Williams, the opportunities provided by the technologies developed and demonstrated by ParcelCall extend well beyond transport. The whole area of logistics and product life-cycle management, and ultimately the so-called 'Internet of things', will benefit, he believes.
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Stone Veneer Porch Floor – A front porch addition, whether it's a simple pediment over the front doorway or a brand new wraparound porch, almost always adds instant curb appeal and real value to your property. You have a lot of options from which to select and each one can be altered to meet your particular needs. They are non-structural and come in various styles.
The Parthenon is a good case of pediment architecture. Most people today use a facsimile of a pediment, in other words, they place moldings over the doorway to simulate the true pediment. Another front porch addition is incorporating either a hip or gable roof above your entrance way to pay the present porch structure. Supporting columns and railings finish the look to make a real porch. For a special look, you may be unable to add a skylight.
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Many home builders facilitate the porch roof to save costsnonetheless, it's not difficult to build one on many structures. Another popular front porch addition, especially for smaller entrances, would be to set up an awning. This is a fast and relatively easy means to offer cover over the doorway. Awnings come in a broad array of colours, styles, and need minimum maintenance. Want a bigger front porch addition but can not afford new building costs? Expand your little porch by building a patio area adjacent to it.
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You can use shrubs and other plants to make privacy if necessary. Build a bigger porch or enlarge the one you have. This alternative is most likely on many lists of great front porch additions. Whether you build it yourself or have it custom built, a well designed front porch adds immediate attractiveness and value.
One frequent error; however, is that most individuals don't make the porch big enough. You don't want to overwhelm your home, but with a porch big enough to comfortably accommodate friends and neighbors, provide space for relaxing or diningroom, or just a place for the children to play takes a little planning. If big enough, you could create a porch-screened space mix and have the best of both worlds. Insert glass or vinyl panels into the screened area to expand your outdoor time in many regions of the country.


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Leon is a former coma victim, who has gone experimental medical treatment to repair the massive trauma his brain received after he was trapped under ice for more than an hour. He's regained consciousness, found he has all of his faculties back and a whole lot more. Originally published in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine in 1991.
I had high hopes for the ending, based on the middle of the book, which was super intense. It seems like all of Ted Chiangs' stories have an important moral and this one is along the lines of, aren't you glad there isn't a drug the will give you infinite knowledge. And its true, I mean, as annoying as not knowing things can be, knowing everything seems exciting, but would it really be? I mean then what, then there is nothing to look forward to. The whole story seemed to be leading to this life changing moment that I simply wanted to skip to but I was so disappointed, and the ending seemed dulled compared to the rest of the story. Can't wait to read the rest of his stories though.
Recommend it?
Ehm... Eh,,, Yeah, it was still very interesting.


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According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), toenails are more often affected by the fungal infections than the fingernails, because they are usually confined to the shoes and are in moist, warm environment.
If you are healthy, the fungal infection will not cause any serious problems. But, it can be hurtful, look awful or damage the nails.
You can get rid of nail fungus with this natural remedy. It contains only 2 ingredients: apple cider vinegar and baking soda.
Baking soda will not kill the fungus, but it will surely prevent it from spreading and growing.
The apple cider vinegar makes it difficult for the fungus to survive because it is naturally acidic. Do not worry, it will not damage the surrounding skin and nail.
You need:
- 4-5 tablespoons baking soda
- 1 cup white vinegar or apple cider vinegar
- Water
- Paper towels
Make a mixture of 1 cup vinegar and enough water to soak your feet in. Soak for 15 minutes. Then, dry with paper towels.
Add more baking soda to the water and soak your feet for another 15 minutes. Then, again dry your feet with paper towels.
Do this twice a day. The fungi will be destroyed by the vinegar, and baking soda will inhibit the growth of more.
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Tips To Find The Right Child Day Care
Parents are increasingly becoming busy, and parents find it hard to balance between work and being there for their little children, and that is where child care comes in. You can take your child to a formal child day care, in-home day care, or even family daycare. The safety and well-being of your child are of utmost importance, and that is why you should take your time to choose the most suitable day care. The following are tips that are useful for selecting the right day care for your child.
Take your time to visit prospective day care centers. When you are in the potential day care center, pay particular attention to how the staff in the center are interacting with the children. The caregivers should be playing and interacting with the children on the floor and holding the youngest ones. In the early years, babies need to be held close and be shown love so that they can thrive. Babies' caregivers should, therefore, be warm, friendly, and responsive even when in group care. When in the center where you intend to take your child to, consider the ratio of caregivers to the children. For babies of up to 12 months of age, it is recommended that one adult is assigned three babies so that the children get the attention they need.
Before taking your children to the prospective day care or hire a child caregiver to do the work at home, ensure that they are committed to working for at least one year. You should ask for a commitment from them. Keep in mind that babies need consistent, familiar, and predictable care. It is essential that they form a secure attachment to their caregivers. Find out from the prospective day care center if the caregivers have worked long enough in the facility and the status of their workers' turnover.
Carry out a policy check on the potential day care center. You must find out if the day care center you intend to take your child to share the same parenting philosophies in matters such as discipline. Check if the caregivers use scoldings or time-outs. How much TV do children watch throughout the day? You should also check the meals offered, snacks, and drinks that are provided to older babies.
Inquire about the sleeping routines and when naps are offered to the babies. If there are fussy babies, inquire from the day care center on how they put them to sleep. You should also find out about the backup plan that the day care facility has in case the day caregiver fails to turn up for work. When you ask as many questions as possible, there are reduced chances of being surprised or disappointed later.
Make use of referrals and recommendations from fellow parents in your workplace, family, or neighborhood. Referrals provide honest information regarding the quality of care the children get in day care facilities around you. They will refer you to exceptional day care facilities where your child will be safe, comfortable, and provide opportunities to grow and thrive.


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So, what transpired me to be so involved in our Church School?
" Train a child the way he should go ,and when he is old, he will not depart from it." ( Proverbs 22:6 )
" Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them , for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." ( Matthew 19:14 )
" Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them , for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." ( Matthew 19:14 )
These two powerful verses says it all. It was way back then in 2004 when I served as a teacher at the Methodist Kindergarten. I believe, God opened my eyes to see the needs of our Church School. There is always a vacancy to be filled. I answered to that call and have remained faithful since.
Research done in the US has proven that children tend to be more receptive to the Gospel than any other age group. 32% ages 5 -13 will accept Jesus as their Lord 4% of teens aged 14 – 18 6% adults
Hence , the importance of Children Ministry need not be stressed any further. We need to reach out to the kids . They are the church of the future. We have to reach out to them and evangelize to the children in a way that will interest them enough to learn at their level. We need to catch them young before the evil one blind their eyes from the Gospel of Truth.
Praise God for WMC Community Tuition and Methodist Youth Fellowship where the Church School children can follow up after Std 6. They will then be able to go into deeper knowledge of the Word Of God.
Children are increasing in numbers. We have 9 Indian children who are attending regularly. We need someone who can speak Tamil to help us cope with the Indian kids. We have some programs coming up, such as an outing for the children and our yearly Christmas celebration.
It is my prayer that God opens our eyes in such a way that our spirits stir with fervency over the area that needs our involvement and that you will join us in the Children Ministry and have this passionate vision for winning the children's hearts for our Lord Jesus Christ.


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Saying goodbye to the best of television… for now!
Three months ago I never though I would arrive at this point: the week where five of the TV shows that I'm following will have their season finale… Broadchurch. Sleepy Hollow. Marvel's Agent Carter. How to Get Away with Murder. They are all ending and will soon be leaving me with the biggest post-dramatic withdrawal syndrome ever.
(But I wonder why did they all have to end in the same week. I'm convinced the TV gods are punishing me.)
SPOILER ALERT: This entry contains spoiler of the finales of every show reviewed. Please proceed with caution.
Broadchurch S2
As I've already said before, Broadchurch second series is not the same kind of gripping tale that the first series was but I was still pretty engrossed by it. Episode 7 of S2 from last week left us with a cliffhanger. It ended just before Joe Miller received his guilty-or-not-guilty verdict. And… he was found not guilty. And of course the look of devastation on everyone's faces but his lawyer's was the most gut-twisting moment in the entire series. Even though I've guessed it coming, I still felt being slapped on the face for that verdict.
But see, this is why I love Broadchurch. It's not just a mystery thriller, it's not just a courtroom drama… but it's also a pretty f*cking great human story as well. The winning moment of the finale was when Ellie and the Latimers and their friends from this small beach town got together and ran Joe out of town. They even put him inside the taxi that would take him away to parts unknown. So in the end the town of Broadchurch still came out as the winner. Not Joe, not his annoying lawyer, but the family and friends of the victim. That's why I stuck around for the entire season that many others said was not all that great.
In other news, the Sandbrook case met its conclusion. Who killed Pippa and Claire? Well, there were two killers and an accomplice, who all got arrested. Not naming names, but I'm pretty sure you can all guess who they are. This ending for me is very satisfying and wholly appropriate (Digital Spy is more ambivalent; if you have doubts, this tries to answer them) and this series just underlines what we've already known since last year: Ellie Miller and Alec Hardy are the best on-screen partners-in-justice anyone will ever know.
Will Broadchurch return for S3? Yes. The show itself confirmed it by saying "Broadchurch" will return. I hope the main arc will be "who killed Joe Miller?"
Sleepy Hollow S2
Here's another show whose sophomore season wasn't greatly reviewed. Sleepy Hollow admittedly stumbled a lot throughout season 2 and there were times when I feared that the show would not bounce back from lower level of dramatic hells it fell into. However, the penultimate episode from last week provided us with a new twist worth waiting for. When Lt. Abbie Mills was thrown back to the past as she tried to stop a Katrina Crane that turned evil, I cheered for her. That was a brilliant move. One of the best things about season 1 was how Ichabod was a fish out of the water and his attempts at adjustment to modern life provided the biggest sparks in the show. So now that the situation is reversed with Abbie going to the past? Things got a lot more interesting.
I didn't want this finale to end because Abbie being in the past was just so much fun. The time travel aspect could potentially ruin the future – or the present, depending on how you view it – that we know but the writers came up with a brilliant solution to that. Which is MAGIC! Magic wipes any possible inconsistencies, paradoxes or plot holes that might appear. And since this was told to us by Benjamin Franklin, well, we do kind of buy it. Franklin's appearance brought one of the biggest joys in the finale, because he proclaimed Abigail Mills as the embodiment of the American dream. Another great joy was seeing Abbie 'reunited' with her ancestor, Grace Dixon, who ended up helping her go back to the future. And everything about Ichabod Crane was aces in this last episode of season 2.
And so the witch is dead. Katrina Crane met her gruesome end in this series. Her death scene went by rather too quickly but it was already dramatic enough. I think it was a fitting ending to the character. I felt that Katrina's physical presence in Ichabod's present life dragged the story down a bit, because the writers never managed to strike a good balance for her character. It was disappointing because I thought she was great in the first season… perhaps it was also because her and Ichabod's family drama got in the way of Fighting the Monsters of the Apocalypse scheme that made Sleepy Hollow a fun show. Anyway, she's gone and I can only be satisfied with this ending.
Will Sleepy Hollow return for S3? Unsure. It's the one question the finale didn't answer, said io9.
Agent Carter S1
Here goes the second show with James D'Arcy in it… James D'Arcy fans must be wallowing right now. I certainly did. Edwin Jarvis is officially my favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe and throughout the entire season he has proven to be one of the best things this show can have. In episode 7, Jarvis tried to come to Peggy's rescue, only to be thwarted by Chief Dooley's insistence that all is still not right. Then Chief Dooley himself was murdered by Leviathan's Dr. Ivchenko who used a piece of Howard Stark's technology before instigating a massacre at the cinema with another Stark tech that turned people on one another. It's now up to Peggy Carter to save the day!
And she did save the day… wonderfully so. Hayley Atwell has always been so assured in her performance as Agent Carter that she can do wrong. Sadly, the finale was a just a little bit too focused on her presumed dead sweetheart, Captain America. That's not entirely bad, of course, because Agent Carter has always been about how Peggy picks up her life after losing Steve. Yes, it's also a noir spy show with plenty of comic book-esque action, but it's really about female empowerment during times of personal crisis. Peggy's personal crisis was missing someone who meant a lot to her, who could have potentially be her lover and even husband, and the fact that she never got to say goodbye. Now, after the events of the finale, Peggy has finally seemingly closed the book on Steve, so that's important for the character.
But as fun as it was bringing in Arnim Zola into the story – no matter how brief – took the focus away from Peggy. I get that Marvel wants to tease what happens in the future, but I wasn't ready to see a HYDRA connection in this show. Maybe I could change my mind after viewing the finale again but right now I say it should be Peggy Carter's time to shine.
Will Agent Carter return for S2? I hope so! So does Forbes. But we still don't know if ABC is going to renew it… Let's cross our fingers.
Wolf Hall
I was not going to watch Wolf Hall's finale until next week. But then someone on Twitter convinced me to do it. So I compromised by skim watching the last two episodes (that is, I watched by fast forwarding 10 minutes ahead after a scene is finished). To my surprise, I still find that the story is gripping right until the end. We all know what happens at the end of this miserable story. Anne Boleyn gets decapitated after being charged with treason. Because Henry VIII is a ruthless womanizer who can't keep it in his pants.
Or at least, that's how he is depicted in Wolf Hall. Then again, I did wonder when Anne was going to get decapitated. Claire Foy's Anne Boleyn is one of the best portrayals of the character I've seen but I really couldn't wait to see her how her execution was… err, executed. She made theBoleyn girl a fascinatingly complex character but, in the end, I just wanted to see how she died.And that scene was extremely well done (I was glued to the monitor for the entire scene) but the last shot of the finale was even better. It was of Thomas Cromwell gazing in a cold, flat, hard look into the camera… giving you no clue as to what he's thinking – whether good, bad, benign or evil – and prickles your skin with it.
Mark Rylance wins all the awards with that stare. The ensemble cast is stellar and the production design is stupendous, but it was Cromwell that made me stay. Not even Hilary Mantel's original novels could captivate me the way this BBC production could, because Rylance's performance was the one thing that convinced me to stay and watch. And, let's face it, Cromwell looks great in ALL of his period caps and hats!
Will Wolf Hall return for S2? Most probably. Hilary Mantel still needs to publish the third book in the Cromwell trilogy.
How to Get Away With Murder S1
Let's get right to it. Who killed Lila Standgard? If you thought it was Sam Keating, then you were correct. But in a twist that even I couldn't predict, Sam sent a hit man to take care of it: Frank. So, if you thought it was Frank, you were also correct. But let's be honest, who thought of it?! I certainly didn't.
Before we got to that shocking point, HTGAWM teased the ending by inserting a case about a murdered priest in the two-episode finale. The case is really just a filler, a way to prolong the suspense, which was effective because we were kept on the edge of our seat. It was annoying, an obvious trick, and if this show wasn't so brilliantly written, I'd have cursed at it. But I enjoyed the ride and was rewarded with the craziest finale I've seen this week.
Crazy, because the revelation of Lila's murderer wasn't the only shocking that happened. The following also happened:
- Michaela broke it off with Aiden through Aiden's mother. I don't like Michaela but I respected her in that moment.
- Laurel had found Michaela's lost engagement ring and kept it to keep Michaela from going to the police. She's one cunning b*tch and I'm glad for it.
- Oliver is HIV positive and he is breaking my and Connor's heart.
- Wes betrayed Rebecca, tied her up and brought her to Annalise. They kept Rebecca in the basement but then Rebecca 'ran away'. But the last shot of the season was of Rebecca… dead. Dead in a dark corner of Annalise's basement. With Frank and Annalise sort of trying to figure out if one or the other killed her. And she's dead.
It's official: How to Get Away with Murder was the craziest show this season and I can't wait for more.
Will How to Get Away with Murder return for S2? Yes, yes, yes. YES.