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It's March, which means that the days are warm and sunny now, and often the sky is painted a bright shade of blue…
For those of you stuck in a classroom several days a week, this can spell trouble.
For those such as myself, stuck inside an office for 7-8 hours, this can also spell trouble.
I'm not complaining though, as we are all young adults and adults now. Long gone are the days of half hour recesses and evenings spent playing ball or riding bikes in the sunshine.
The transition to this more mature life isn't always an easy one though. With the forecasted highs in the 80s and flip flops, sunglasses, and other warm-weather apparel coming out of hibernation, it can be hard to concentrate on our required day-to-day tasks. Our minds can wander – spreadsheets, textbooks, and notebooks can become a blur, as the appeal of skipping class can become more and more tempting.
Resist the temptation though, and instead, try these tips and tricks to enjoy the spring weather, as well as keep ahold of your own life.
1. Get out every couple of hours – Even if you only have a 30 minute space between classes, try to step outside and breathe in the fresh air for a moment. The same goes for us at work…Take a couple breaks during the course of the day, just to stand and peer out the door for a moment. It isn't the same as running around outside, but it can count for a little.
2. Stick with fresh fruits, veggies, and stay hydrated – Staying indoors can zap you of your energy, even if it is bright and sunny out…Try to stay hydrated with healthy drinks like water, and look for seasonal fruits and veggies to keep you energized during the day – watermelon, bananas, apples, and strawberries, etc.
3. Get outdoors of an evening – Whether you can get out and spend some time working in the flower bed, or if you can only step out for a few minutes towards late evening, take the opportunities given to you and take a step outside and enjoy the fresh air while you can. Even consider taking your textbooks outside and studying outside for a change!
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Earland, Charles – "Black Talk!" – [Prestige Records Inc.]
Another fine Hammond B-3 jazz/soul album from the Jack Diamond inheritance! Earland began as a sax player in his native Philadelphia, including some time playing with with under-rated B-3 legend Gene Ludwig from Pittsburgh. Something must have rubbed off – by 1963, he had made the switch to organ. This album features lots of interesting improv and with fine sidemen on all the other instruments. Soulful, creative even on the covers on Side B. Yeah, baby!
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I really liked my 5 under $5 makeup post, so I thought I would incorporate jewelry into the idea & do a 10 under $10. I could have just included super cheap stuff from Forever 21 (which there are a few items from there) but I wanted to pick things that were of good quality. I love Forever 21 jewelry, but a lot of it leaves green on my skin after wearing (especially rings) so I didn't want to include a lot from there just in case you have the same problem. But I hope you guys enjoy this post and let me know if you would buy any of this stuff! 🙂
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5. Bib Jewelry Crystal Cluster Bracelet ($6.95)–This bracelet is just a nice addition to any other accessories you have. It's simple enough to dress down or glam enough to dress up.
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7. Forever 21 Knotted Statement Necklace ($6.80)–I think this necklace is really cool & would look great as a statement necklace. It would pair up nicely with denim shirts or anything with a collar I believe.
8. Forever 21 Curb Chain Bib Necklace ($7.80)–This is another necklace that I think would look really nice with a collared shirt. It's fairly simple, but would definitely spice up any outfit.
9. Forever 21 Chain-Link Stretch Bracelet ($5.80)–This is a simple bracelet, but I think it's really pretty. I don't have much silver jewelry (I don't feel like many stores sell silver) and this is perfect to go with your other silver jewelry. It's just a classic piece that would go with anything.
10. Forever 21 Braided Chain Bracelet ($6.80)–Here's one more piece of silver jewelry for you (it's available in gold as well though). I really like to have a lot of arm candy on most days & this would be the perfect addition to any of my other bracelets.
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This post is part of Linda G. Hill's Stream of Consciousness Saturday!!
This absolutely GORGEOUS cat is Little Bit. She was our cat baby for 13 years until she went for her never ending buffet of catnip in cat heaven in May of 2012. One of the things I miss most about her is that she would always lay with me when it was time for our daily catnap!!!!!


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Here is the rest of my Max's Backyard Album..... (Ahem, remember there are No blurry photos here....hehe....)
Continuing inside pages and back cover:
Lots of photo mats just made by double layering the co-ordinating pages and double sided taping them together. Some have die-cuts on them - some have banners and others are just blank - or cut with decorative scissors.
I haven't played in Max's Backyard yet - but the dragonflies and butterflies are absolutely beautiful over there.....hehe!
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2018 Longlist
Scribner | Simon & Schuster
In Curtis Dawkins's first short story collection, he offers a window into prison life through the eyes of his narrators and their cellmates. Dawkins reveals the idiosyncrasies, tedium, and desperation of long-term incarceration—he describes men who struggle to keep their souls alive despite the challenges they face.
In "A Human Number," a man spends his days collect-calling strangers just to hear the sounds of the outside world. In "573543," an inmate recalls his descent into addiction as his prison softball team gears up for an annual tournament against another unit. In "Leche Quemada," an inmate is released and finds freedom more complex and baffling then he expected. Dawkins's stories are funny and sad, filled with unforgettable detail—the barter system based on calligraphy-ink tattoos, handmade cards, and cigarettes; a single dandelion smuggled in from the rec yard; candy made from powdered milk, water, sugar, and hot sauce. His characters are nuanced and sympathetic, despite their obvious flaws.
Curtis Dawkins grew up in rural Illinois and earned an MFA in fiction writing at Western Michigan University. He has struggled with alcohol and substance abuse through most of his life and, during a botched home robbery, killed a man on Halloween 2004. Since late 2005, he's served a life sentence with no possibility of parole in various prisons throughout Michigan. He has three children with his partner, Kim, who is a writing professor living in Portland, Oregon. "The Graybar Hotel" is his first book.
Q & A with Curtis
Why did you write this book?
To save my life. People, especially English majors (I know, because I was one), like to talk about the power of words, but I honestly do not think I would be alive had I not had these stories to get my mind off the circumstances I had found myself in, i.e., prison, in 2005. I began writing the first story, "County," the day I showed up to Quarantine (the six-to-eight week destination where new arrivals are tested and observed to see which prison and programs to send them to). That story's first line kept repeating itself in my brain until I wrote it down. I was drawn back in by the siren song of fiction. Except these songs called me to their rocks because these rocks were stable and familiar.
What was the most challenging thing about writing this book?
Trying to find an audience for the stories. I thought they were decent and I wanted to share them, like letters in a bottle, to basically say I'm not dead. I still have worth. But then I had to re-learn this lesson: Publication is not the end-all and be-all of fiction, or any sort of art. Creation is the thing, but it seems I have to re-learn that pretty frequently. Eventually it all worked out, but I could get very few literary magazines (and none of the "big shots") to publish any of them.
How might fiction help us explore contemporary issues?
I think the environment I'm in, prison, is falsely portrayed 90 percent of the time, sacrificed on the altar of entertainment, and the only way someone locked up can tell the truth about the good and bad of this place is fictionally. There is nothing more true than what's found in beautifully made-up stories. Since they are "made up," readers' defenses are down. We prisoners are notoriously unsympathetic because of where we ended up, but for some reason if the inmates aren't "real" there's no need for those natural defenses. I think that the prison-industrial complex might be the lone issue only explorable (at least firsthand, by a prisoner) by fiction, though the "boundaries" point is applicable for issues dealing with race, addiction, sexual harassment. Every issue in today's society is best explored through fiction. At least, I think so, though I have always been partial to that art form.
The men I am among are not a joke, and yet every day you can hear smart, funny, admirable people make jokes about prison rape. I have heard them told by everyone regardless of political affiliation. Prisoners are seen as animalistic jokes by nearly everyone. But we aren't, and the power of writing is I can give a voice to these men who have never had one. These stories are the only way most people will ever get to know a prisoner. Some of us are not bad people, and all of us have something good inside them.
What was an early experience where you learned that language had power?
It was a poem that actually changed my life, but so much was/is contained in those couple of pages that the thing might as well be a novel. I was foundering in college, just drifting on a lake of whiskey and Budweiser. I took a British Poetry class because I had a half-assed idea of being a lawyer, and my undergrad advisor advised me that law schools like applicants with an eclectic academic record. I had a great teacher in British Poetry, and I remember the day we went through "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock." Incidentally, I have Eliot reading "Prufrock" on my player as I write this. I could relate to Prufrock's feeling of alienation. That's putting what I felt very simply, but that day in class literally changed things for me — not immediately — but a great seed was planted.
I dropped out of college within the year, but returned four or five years later with the intent, this time, of doing what Eliot did in that poem — making people feel. Literature does that better than any other art form because it affects us on the most personal of levels — our secret thought life, things we do not share with another living soul, except maybe our dog.
I'm reading A Visit From the Goon Squad presently, along with my partner and novelist, Kimberly Knutsen, in our own little book club. I'm reading that book because I had just finished Egan's Manhattan Beach. Books by great writers like Jennifer Egan change my life totally, 300 pages at a time. Again, and this seems to be my refrain with these answers without fiction to remove my mind from prison, I don't think I would have made it.
I am grateful every day for books, to write them and to read them. Fictional people are the ones I get along with best. That isn't a sad statement, but a joyous one. I am never alone. Just give me some good (bad books have a bad effect on me) books, no matter the genre, and I'm completely content.


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IngredientsVegetable oil, (for brushing baking dish)
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CSB will continue surveying population on income and living conditions
From the beginning of March until the end of June, Central Statistical Bureau (CSB) will keep surveying population on income and living conditions. Respondents will be asked about household composition, social and economic characteristics of household members, housing conditions, income, self-perceived health status, material deprivation indicators, as well as population well-being.
Respondents which took part in the surveyed repeatedly were able to complete electronic questionnaire until 14 February. This option was used by 14 % of respondents. The bulk of e-surveys was filled in by population of Vidzeme and Pierīga regions (19 % and 18 %, respectively).
Further progress of the survey will engage people who have received CSB invitational letter containing information about time of the interview and contacts of the interviewer. To arrange time of telephone or face-to-face interview, respondents can contact interviewer by phone number indicated in the letter. Both face-to-face and telephone interviews will be conducted by CSB interviewers. Upon arrival, interviewer will present CSB employee certificate with a photo. Respondents may verify interviewer's identity by calling the phone number +371 67366912 on working days from 8:30 to 17.00 o'clock.
This year, CSB will survey 8 thousand households, which were selected by random sampling method. CSB is asking respondents to keep being responsive, since the information they provide will characterise real living conditions the most precisely. CSB guarantees confidentiality of the data and information provided, and the data acquired will be published only in summarised form.
Key results of EU-SILC 2017 survey
Compared to 2015, in 2016 household disposable income increased by 4.9 %, reaching 437 euros per household member monthly.Compared to the increase recorded in the previous years – 7.6 % in 2015, 9.3 % in 2014 and 10.7 % in 2013 – household income growth rate kept slowing down.
In 2016, household disposable income in urban areas increased by 4.2 %, reaching 467 euros monthly. In rural areas the indicator rose more sharply – by 6.7 %, reaching 372 euros monthly. Regional breakdown indicates notable differences in monthly household income per household member. The largest growth in household disposable income was recorded in Pierīga region – of 7.2 % (478 euros monthly), while the lowest increase was observed in Kurzeme region – of 1.8 % (396 euros monthly). Income in Riga grew by 3.7 % (528 euros monthly), in Zemgale by 4.9 % (386 euros monthly), in Latgale by 5.6 % (300 euros monthly), and in Vidzeme by 6.7 % (366 euros monthly).
In 2016, compared to 2015, the lowest increase in income was observed in the poorest households (of 2.8 % in households of the 1st quintile group and of 3.6 % in households of the 2nd quintile group). The income of the richest households, belonging to the 5th quintile group, increased by 5.1 % over the year. The largest growth in income was recorded in households of the 4th and 3rd quintile groups (of 6.4 % and 5.7 %, respectively).
Compared to other European Union (EU) Member States, income inequality level in Latvia remained high. Over the year, Latvian Gini coefficient did not change, constituting 34.5 % in 2016 (EU average indicator amounted to 30.8 % in 2015). In 2016, income of 20 % of the richest population exceeded income of 20 % of the poorest population 6.3 times, whereas in 2015 – 6.2 times (EU average indicator amounted to 5.2 in 2015).
In 2016, 425 thousand people or 22.1 % of the population were at risk of poverty, which is 0.3 percentage points more than in 2015.
At-risk-of-poverty in households consisting of two adults with three or more children has dropped notably – from 25.5 % in 2015 to 19.8 % in 2016. Significantly lower at-risk-of-poverty was observed in households consisting two adults with one or two children – 13.4 % and 14.4 %, respectively.
Every year, very high at-risk-of-poverty (exceeding 50 %, except for 2009 when those were 47.9 %) is faced by unemployed persons; in 2016 the indicator reached 56.5 %. The at-risk-of-poverty among employed persons constituted only 8.8 % in 2016 (8.3 % in 2015).
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The Big Tent Party and the Maverick
From Instaptuz:
ABC's Jan Crawford Greenburg reports: It wasn't until Sunday night that John McCain, after meeting with his four top advisers, finally decided he could not tap independent Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut to be his running mate. One adviser, tasked with taking the temperature of the conservative base, had strongly made the case to McCain that it would be a disaster for the party and that the base would revolt. McCain concluded he could not go that route.
As I wrote in the comments there:
Was the base upset that Lieberman didn't have enough solid PTA experience? Or was it because Hadassah is TEH SUCK on snow machines?
SOMEWHAT RELATED: It's not just Hillary's supporters who aren't going to fall for this pick. After the extremely successful DNC (and Obama's great speech), McCain is losing some of his own supporters with this transparently reckless pick.
MORE SOMEWHAT RELATED: From marindenver below in comments…
Absolutely loved that story on the Clintonistas website because that is the exact same thing my 84 year mom told me about a couple of her friends she talked to this morning. She is a moderate Republican who has been supporting Obama for awhile but her friends have been on the fence. The are all Obamacans now thanks to his terrific speech and McLoonyTunes ludicrous response to it. Th-th-th-thas all folks!
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With Star Trek: Discovery's big presentation at San Diego Comic-Con, fans were left wondering what presence—if any—the series would have at Creation Entertainment's Star Trek Las Vegas convention. The answer came on the first day of the con with four hours of Discovery panels.
In this episode of The Edge, recorded at STLV, hosts Mike Schindler and Amy Nelson are joined by Bruce Gibson of Literary Treks and Justin Oser of Earl Grey for an in-depth discussion on all four Discovery panels. We break down everything presented by the writers, actors, designers, and tie-in collaborators to give you the full scoop on what to expect from Discovery in the coming weeks.
Intro (00:00:00)
The Writers (00:04:00)
The Actors (00:21:19)
The Designers (00:34:11)
The Books (00:41:59)
Closing (01:02:45)
Mike Schindler and Amy Nelson
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Mike Schindler (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Tony Robinson (Associate Producer) Lisa Slack (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)
Saru. We discuss the first Kelpien to serve in Starfleet, what we learn aboiut his species, his relationship with Michael Burnham, how he lives in continual fear, and his competency to be captain.
L'Rell. We discuss the character, actress Mary Chieffo, the complex relationship with Voq/Tyler, her role in season two, and more.
Captain Lorca. We discuss this unique Star Trek captain, his command style, ulterior motives, and relationships with Cornwell and Burnham. We also consider how our view changed after learning he is from the Mirror Universe.
Ash Tyler. We discuss one of the most intriguing characters from Discovery's first season, how those with mental disorders are seen by society, and whether they should be held responsible for actions carried out under a different personality.
Star Trek: Discovery Annual 2018. We're joined by Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson of Literary Treks and Patrick Devlin of Warp Five to talk about the new comic that explores the origin of the mycelial network.
Drastic Measures. We discuss Dayton Ward's Star Trek: Discovery novel, tying it in to "The Conscience of the King" and how Prime Lorca may be a lot more similar to Mirror Lorca than we realized.
Season One Wrap-up. We discuss the back half of Star Trek: Discovery's first season, including the writing, Tilly, mirror characters, and the recently revealed deleted scene.
Season Two Captains. We debate the importance of a captain on a show that claims to be a "lower decks" and who might lead Discovery in its second season.
Themes. We discuss being caught between two worlds, conservation, fate vs. self-destiny, and the needs of the many vs. the needs of the few-or the one-and how we see all of these in our personal lives.
Molor. We deep-dive into "Will You Take My Hand?" to examine why expectations are key to fan reaction. We also explore Betazed, Ceti eels, darseks, and Kahless's rival Molor.


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Entertainment these days utilizes iteration as a major point of emphasis for franchise development and evolution. Whether you are talking about a movie franchise or video game series, being able to create multiple installments seems to be at the heart of decision makers' minds.
For Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and NetherRealm Studio, exploring new avenues for creation is key. Mortal Kombat X is one of the developer's most successful games and won the hearts of gamers. They are in the process of bringing out a sequel to the 2013 fight game, Injustice: Gods Among Us.
NetherRealm wants to be able to diversify and push the series forward in a meaningful way. WBIE's Injustice 2 will feature a number of new faces that were not in the first Injustice. With what is happening in the DC Extended Universe, NetherRealm's Brian Goodman spoke about the ways the film series is inspires what the studio is doing with Injustice 2.
"Inspiration and everything, it all goes back and forth. What's interesting about these characters is not only the ebbs and flows of when they're taking prominence, but there has been so many different permutations throughout the years. We're really fortunate in that we're creating an interactive experience with these characters, so we get inspiration from everything that has come before, and take that and do our best to create something original, as well.
"As you mentioned, we announced Harley Quinn and Deadshot around the same timeframe when the movie was coming out. Those are just great opportunities that are presented to us because we're working with DC, we're part of Warner Bros. so, those opportunities we just try and jump on when they're presented to us," Goodman told HardcoreGamer.
Bringing in new characters like Harley Quinn and Deadshot creates a new flavor for Injustice 2. They will add new variety to gameplay and features, and will provide greater depth to the personalities in the game. Who knows how else Warner Bros. and NetherRealm want incorporate what is happening on the film side of things? What we do know is Haley and Deadshot will be exciting additions to Injustice 2.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is going to have an interesting 2017. So far, we know the publisher will launch Injustice 2 this May 16. Additionally, they will launch Middle-earth: Shadow of War on Aug. 22. Both games will arrive on PS4, Xbox One and PC. Stick around here at We Write Things for more on Injustice 2.


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I'm going to visit my sistas in Seattle next week and I will be hitting up my photog sista for a shutter remote for my sweet camera (and to fix the filter thing that I cracked into shards and now can't get off the lens - but that's another story) but until then the 10 second timer will have to do.
We snapped these wandering on campus the other day. I'm in love. And they are perfect for Embracing the Camera with the Anderson Crew today.
This one was my favorite until my sister pointed out that Amos' head looks like it fell off backwards and now I can't unsee it that way. Now you won't be able to either. Whoops.


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Shengliver's Note: This entry features a Chinese teen called Li Lei. The entry was written last year when he was in his second year of high school. This summer Li Lei will sit the Chinese National University Entrance Exam. This autumn he will step into university. Good luck, lad.
Normally I have one student assistant for one class, but in one of the classes I teach I have got two student assistants.
Sometime last semester I found my student assistant, Mr Yang, was overwhelmed by all the chores he had to do. He had to collect the daily homework, play the audio tape on the tape-recorder every other evening, carry the journals to my office on Friday afternoon and gather and hand out test papers. An idea occurred to me. Why not have two student assistants sharing the jobs? I asked the class if anyone was interested in being a second assistant.
Mr Li Lei put his hand up, and he has been my assistant since then, responsible and ready to help. Every Friday afternoon he collects the journals from the classmates and carries them all the way from the classroom to my office. Should some students procrastinate, he will urge them to hand in the work.
Li Lei is a studious boy. I had a hunch for a long time that something weighs upon his mind, for he is melancholy and reticent in the classroom.
In one journal entry, he shared with me his dreams.
I wish I had my own bedroom so that on holiday I could study in my own room undisturbed. We live in only two rented rooms. There are three people in my family—father, mother and me. One room is used for cooking and the other room for living and sleeping. In the future when I am rich, I will have my own house. I will make sure that my parents live a better life.
Li Lei and his parents are not natives of the city. They migrated from Tianmen (part of Hubei) to the city here. I asked Li Lei if he was familiar with his hometown Tianmen. He said he could remember very little of it because the family did not go back to Tianmen very often.
The other week, Li Lei got infected with the flu. He was down with a fever. The parents took him to hospital and the doctor put him on a drip. The parents kept him company while he was being treated. He wrote:
My mother stayed with me all the while. My father was so tired that he was lying on a bed next to mine sleeping. My parents work too hard every day.
I was curious about Li Lei's parents' jobs. I asked him to tell me more about what his parents do for a living in the city. This is what he writes in the journal.
My parents work very hard. They cook and sell cakes on the street every day. My father gets up around 4 in the morning; my mother gets up a bit later. They work until midday. Then they have a break. They start working again at 2 in the afternoon and they do not stop until 8 pm. Every day they work for over 14 hours. They do not have a big income and they save up every fen just for my education. I am grateful to my parents for what I am blessed with—a warm home, nice clothes and an opportunity to learn. There is no reason why I should laze my schooldays away.
My own family live somewhere around the city centre. Li Lei's parents work in another district of the town. In my neighbourhood on my shopping trips I come across vendors at some food stalls, selling cakes, noodles or some other Chinese fast foods. Guys doing the job work long hours whatever the weather might be like. At times they have to move here and there if the police on the beat chase them. Most of them are migrant workers who have come to the city for a better income.
The road before Mr Li Lei will be long and hard. I wish the boy well. Never give up. Life may be hard now, but you can shape your destiny by your own efforts. Your parents must be proud of you and be proud of them, Li Lei. They are honest hardworking people.


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This month we'll be sharing stories about various holidays that we do-or-do-not participate in, do-or-do-not enjoy, and do-or-do-not recommend for others. Happy Decemberween Last year thieves ruined every single future Christmas of my life. Partially. They destroyed 10% of the enjoyment of Christmases yet to come the night they stole our van. The van itself
This month we'll be sharing stories about various holidays that we do-or-do-not participate in, do-or-do-not enjoy, and do-or-do-not recommend for others. Happy Decemberween
Last year thieves ruined every single future Christmas of my life. Partially. They destroyed 10% of the enjoyment of Christmases yet to come the night they stole our van.
The van itself was a rusted, clunky blue monster that we bought for a couple thousand dollars. Neither my husband nor I were sad to see it go. Insurance said they wouldn't pay us a dime to cover the theft and we didn't have money to get another vehicle, but we weren't that upset. Late December of last year was frigid cold and we thought that maybe someone had stolen the van to have somewhere warm to sleep for the night. We assumed that the van would turn up on its own once it ran out of gas.
What sent me into a panic was what was inside the van. We had transferred our holiday decorations into the back to move over to storage, including every single Christmas ornament we had ever received. I cannot emphasize enough how deeply I loved those ornaments. There were homemade ornaments that our nieces and nephews had made us when they were tiny, others we made ourselves when we were kids, several were given to us for our first Christmases, some had pictures of pets that had passed away inside them, one was made from the dried flowers of my wedding bouquet, and my favorites were the wooden Santa's, nutcrackers, and snowmen that my parents painted together when they were first dating. Every last one of them were irreplaceable and magic. Even the commercial ornaments were special. My mom bought me a Hallmark ornament every single year of my life and I could remember unwrapping almost all of them.
All of the warmth from those memories would make my heart grow ten sizes each December when I hung them on the tree. It would take me back to being a kid, listening to Christmas records with my family and carefully removing the tissue from each heirloom. Because that's what they were: heirlooms.
For my daughter's first Christmas I was stoked to start up holiday traditions with her. We got her a stocking from the same knitter that made stockings for everyone else in my extended family (stolen), I got her an ornament to start that gift tradition (stolen), and so on. The essential holiday tradition that I was excited to share with her was hanging the family ornaments on the tree each year and telling stories about where they came from. But we were robbed of those experiences together.
We barely cared about getting the van back, but we hoped that whoever it was would leave the ornaments behind wherever they abandoned it. The majority of the decorations had no monetary value and would probably get rejected even from a secondhand store. They were valuable only to us.
A month later the police called to say the van had turned up, and when we got to it every last shred of the ornaments were gone. They'd stripped the blue monster of anything of value, left trash all over the floor, then deserted it.
I went around to different thrift stores in the area to buy back any of the ornaments that might have been donated, but I did not find a single one. Most likely they were thrown out.
It's almost a year since that incident, and I've had my grieving period. What I've taken away from the experience was how having those handmade ornaments was incredible, and it's something I will recreate for my family. Any holiday tree is magic when you cover it in memories.1 comment