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Last Christmas, in November actually, we adopted a kitten. She was an early Christmas present for Jordan and Cameron. She was a 9 week old tiny ball of fluff. She was playful and loved to cuddle.
After a lot of discussion, we all agreed to name her Molly. Molly was an indoor cat (much because of her age) and was content to be inside sleeping, playing or sunning. This is the day we got her:
When spring came and the weather got nicer, we started opening some windows. Not too far, just enough to let in a bit of fresh air. Or so we thought.
One day, none of us could find Molly. She wasn't in her usual hiding spots. Finally someone suggested that maybe she actually COULD fit through the small opening of the window in Cameron's room.
We went out to look for her. After not too long Will spotted her… on the roof. We live in a townhouse that is 3 stories tall. She was on the overhang above the first floor, 2 doors over, cowering in a corner.
I tried to call her from Cam's room, she wouldn't budge. I had to go to the (very nice) neighbors house and ask them if they might be able to reach her from their window. They were able to get her and bring her down to me. That was the start of her outdoor adventures.
We started letting her out during the day. We found that she was a lot more mellow at home after being outside. Eventually, we were letting her out whenever she wanted, she would come and go many times a day.
This past thanksgiving we went away for a few days. A friend came over to feed her and let her in and out. She went out around dinnertime one night and didn't return.
We came back from our trip the next afternoon. She wasn't home when we got back. A couple hours later she showed up… with a collar on.
It seems someone took a shine to our little Molly. At just over a year old she was still quite small and extremely friendly. The collar was old and frayed with a bell on it. I didn't think much of it at the time. I figured since she'd been gone less than a day that maybe someone put the bell on her to keep her from catching the little birds she loved to chase.
Then, on December second, I realized I hadn't seen her since the previous morning. That wasn't too unusual but I was a bit concerned because of the chilly and stormy weather that day.
The next day there was still no sign of her. We were all getting worried now. Will and I knew that chances were she was either hurt, dead or with someone else in their home. We were hoping for the latter but started calling shelters and checking animal control and lost animal websites. We put up ads, flyers and notified the clinic we had adopted her from (she had an ear tattoo, so if someone found her they'd be able to find us).
No luck. Every day that passed our hope decreased. A week went by. We were checking with the spca and animal control multiple times a day. The kids were calling her every time we went outside. I was worried, I found it hard to give other tasks my full attention while not knowing if Molly was alright.
12 days passed. Will and I thought that it was extremely unlikely that we'd ever see her again. We were fairly certain that someone had taken her and was keeping her. The kids were so upset, Cam telling us she was mad that Molly wasn't coming home, Jordan telling us he was sad and almost crying on a daily basis.
While we were looking in the Pet section of an online classified website, we saw an ad for 3 little kittens. We discussed the possibility of getting a new kitten for the kids, not a replacement for Molly but to help them cope. We were not going to stop looking for Molly. If she came home (and we truly hoped she would) we would have 2 cats.
We got a new kitten quickly. A little 8 week old boy with black fur and a tiny white bib. Jordan and Will named him Chewie (short for Chewbacca, naturally) and Cam and I thought it was a cute enough name. So, we brought little Chewie home.
Wouldn't you know it, the NEXT day, we got a call. Someone had taken Molly in to a vet to get checked out. The vet saw her ear tattoo and contacted us. We went down to the vet and picked her up. We are all very happy to have her back. She and Chewie are getting used to each other and the kids are ecstatic that we have 2 cats now.
I was very happy to have her back but I was also furious. You see, I had been searching relentlessly for her for almost 2 weeks and these people had her the whole time with no intention of finding her family. During my search, I found that this seems to be a common occurrence. People simply pick a cat up off the street and take it home.
Molly had a new collar with a tag that had a new name and her "new owners" phone numbers on it. They brought her to the vet not to see if she had a home already but to get their new cat checked out. There was no concern for finding her rightful family.
She is a part of OUR family. We love her. We were looking for her. We missed her. We were extremely worried about her. She was picked up almost in front of our house, in the middle of a nice sunny day, just hours after we had last seen her. She was living in our neighbourhood for almost 2 weeks and we had no idea and no way of finding her. It was sheer luck that she was brought in, the vet checked her tattoo and she was returned home safely.
It is not ok to take someones pet. It is not ok to assume an animal you see on the street is a stray. We were very close to losing our Molly forever because some people saw and wanted a cute, free cat for Christmas. That infuriates me.
I could assume they were trying to do the right thing. They were concerned that she was near a street. Fair enough I suppose, though she is used to being near streets and has a healthy fear of traffic. But if that were the case, why didn't they look for her family? Why didn't they consider the people who were missing her? The children who were missing her? I don't think they had any intention of finding us and I believe they were disappointed when the vet did find us.
There are so many pets that are lost and presumed stolen just like Molly was. Don't be a person who takes someone else's beloved furry family member. If you find an animal, look for identification and lost pet ads. Try to find the rightful owner, they are worried about their pet and want it safely returned.


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Second, it has taken me a few weeks to get adjusted to my new work schedule. In fact, I have not had too much time to read, much less blog. However, I think I'm getting adjusted, my training ends at the end of this week and that will put me on a more routine schedule, so I plan on blogging a bit more here in the near future. I did recently contribute an article to Ben Myer's blog, if you are so inclined you can read it here. Nonetheless, I think I'm back in the "blog groove" and will attempt to get a few things posted.


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Nabokov brilliant in Islanders' 3-0 shutout over Panthers
UNIONDALE, N.Y. -- As a soft-spoken goaltender who is the oldest player on a young team, Evgeni Nabokov is an unlikely candidate to serve as the leader of the New York Islanders. But he proved once again Sunday night he is more than up to the challenge.
Less than 48 hours after declaring he had to perform better during the Islanders' playoff push, Nabokov made 26 saves and authored his 55th career shutout in lifting the Islanders past the Florida Panthers, 3-0, in front of 14,512 fans at Nassau Coliseum.
The win snapped a three-game losing streak for the Islanders (14-15-3) and once again vaulted them back into the race for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The Islanders are one point behind the Rangers and Hurricanes, pending the Rangers' outcome tonight.
Nabokov was critical of his performance Friday night -- when he gave up the tie-breaking goal less than two minutes into the third period of the Islanders' 4-2 loss to the Penguins -- and said he had to begin limiting opposing teams to one or two goals.
Of course, none will suffice, as well. But Nabokov, displaying the stoic approach of a 37-year-old with 632 NHL games under his belt, wasn't looking for kudos on Sunday.
"Satisfaction only goes for one night, right?" he said with a laugh. "Now it's back to work and do the same thing again, which is play strong defensively. I think that's how we have to take it right now. We have to play those 1-0, 2-1, 3-2 games and see what it's going to give us."
The final score is not indicative of the slim margin for error Nabokov was playing with once Andrew MacDonald gave the Islanders the lead with a power play goal 6:05 into the first.
While Panthers goalie Jacob Markstrom (34 saves) was perfect after MacDonald's goal, his teammates peppered Nabokov with seven shots in the first four minutes of the second period and collected eight shots in the third period before empty net goals by John Tavares and Casey Cizikas -- each 15 years younger than Nabokov -- finally allowed the Islanders to breathe easy.
"When he's called upon, he always seems to make a big save and keep us in the game or give us an opportunity to win," Tavares said. "He's been like that all year. His presence in the locker room, I think alone, is very underrated. He's a leader in here."
The average age of the Islanders' active players Sunday night was 27.9.
"Sometimes goalies, they kind of do their own thing," Tavares said. "But he's interactive with all the guys daily and talks a lot and is real positive to everybody, and that's huge for a young group."
Hanging on to win was a pretty big deal, too, for a team that was outscored 12-1 in the third period of their last four games, including 9-0 in the first three games of the homestand. The Islanders were tied or led entering the third period of the losses to the Senators, Canadiens and Penguins, all of whom are in the top eight in the East.
"We got rewarded," Islanders coach Jack Capuano said. "I thought (Florida) made a great push in the second period, they had us on our heels a little bit. But we played pretty well."
The Islanders will play 11 of their final 16 games on the road as they attempt to earn the franchise's first playoff berth since 2006-07. But getting away from Nassau Coliseum -- where the Islanders are just 6-11-2 -- should be good for New York, which is 8-4-1 on the road and has posted a winning record on all three multi-game road trips this season.
New York opens a four-game road trip Tuesday at Washington and ends the season with a five-game trek from Apr. 18-26. In between, the Islanders play just five more times at Nassau Coliseum.
"I think we have a lot of fun as a group on the road, we hang out with each other, obviously, and we seem to enjoy it and play good hockey," Tavares said. "So we've got to keep it going. The games are so important now. We have to be playing well every game here and on the road. We need some points and some wins."
The Panthers, meanwhile, remained in the NHL basement after another near-miss defeat. Florida (9-18-6) has lost 12 games by two goals or less.
"We're working hard, but if we win, it doesn't matter," Panthers center Shawn Matthias said. "You can pat yourself on the back for working hard, but at the end of the day we lost, so that's the bottom line."
NOTES: The shutout was the first home shutout for the Islanders since they beat the Devils, 1-0, on March 4, 2012. ... Entering play Sunday, the only teams in the NHL, other than the Islanders and Panthers, with losing records at home were Winnipeg and Carolina, each of whom were 7-8-0. ... The Islanders scratched defensemen Radek Martinek and Joe Finley and winger Eric Boulton, while the Panthers scratched wingers Eric Selleck and Jack Skille and defenseman Erik Gudbranson. ... The Islanders have outscored the opposition 25-23 in the first period this season but have a 15-8 advantage in their last 15 games dating back to Feb. 23. ... With Tampa Bay firing head coach Guy Boucher on Sunday, the Panthers' Kevin Dineen is tied with Winnipeg's Claude Noel as the longest-tenured head coach in the Southeast Division -- at a mere 115 games each. Carolina's Kirk Muller was named to the position 21 games into last season while Adam Oates is in his first season behind the bench for Washington.


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- Adam and his Dad have finished nearly all the plumbing the only thing left is something to do with the outside spickets. We are now ready to test all the plumbing to make sure we don't have any leaks.
- Our furnace was installed and is just waiting for the gas to be turned on. (Luckily with the weather this last week a furnace hasn't been necessary).
- The house is finally rid of all wall paper. While "escavating" the wall near the front door I noticed that there were 2 layers of wallpaper, I then started seeing a portion of what looked like a picture of an old Roman statue. I took pictures with my phone so I will try to get those up b/c it has to be the most interesting wallpaper I saw during my time with this little project.
- I have taken the old layer of wax off of the original hardwood floors in both of the bedrooms. The floor in the "purple room" has also had new wax reapplied and buffed back to a shine. I want to put another coat on but I am waiting for the heat to come on. The other room has a few damaged wood planks so we need to replace those before I can finish that floor.
- Our deal of the week last week was our toilets( I know who braggs about a "deal" on a toliet). We had gone to Home Depot for something unrelated and we decided to see if they had anything in the toilet aisle on sale, low-and-behold they had a toilet that was originally $269 on clearence for $47.50 and it was an American Standard. There was only one left at the 38th St. HD so we asked my parents to pick up another one at the C,ville HD. We got 2 toilets for under $100!!
- Our windows are kind of in.....I will elaborate on that a little further in a minute :(
- Nearly all of the subfloor in the full bathroom has been replaced and we have dry fitted the tub.
And now for the casualty....
My poor dear husband has been having a heck of a time with the windows. A 54 year old house that had the old aluminum windows is not always the easiest when it comes to the replacement process. First of all not all of the rough opening were level so he had to rework those a bit to get the window to sit in the framing plumb (and yes I now know all these "technical" words and actually what they mean). Then he had to take a layer of brick off and mortar back in the limestone sill so the window could sit properly on the sill. A small casualty was that one of the sills fell during this process and broke into about 3 pieces, but he was able to get it back up and it doesn't look too bad, nothing a flower box can't hide :) Then for the big one......... last night he was trying to get the windows pushed out to where they needed to sit on the sill. The one in the laundry room was "stuck" but I'm guessing when Adam turned to get a tool it got "unstuck" because on my way back up to the house from taking the garbage out, I heard bang, the crash of many pieces of glass breaking, and a number of words I should not type on such a famiy friendly blog. The window had gone to meet its maker so soon after arriving out our house, and so goes our first casualty. Of course the part of the window that broke was the permanent panel and not the moving panel that could probably be ordered seperately as a replacement piece. The worst part is that the windows have to be special ordered and can take 2 to 3 weeks to get back. At least it is just the laundry room and not a big deal if we have a few finishing things once we move in. Right now we put the window back up and then just covered the broken side with plastic.
So as you can see we have been busy and so far the process has had a range of emotions from exciting and fun to exhausted and frustrated, but we are getting there and hopefully soon the pictures I post will be something resembling an almost finished house.


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The package could bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars to the city. Mayor Edward P. Rotchford, who cast the deciding vote to kill the idea, said even considering the proposal might give the impression Prospect Heights' residents welcome a casino into the area-a statement he is not ready to make.


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I talked to my sister yesterday and she was complaining about the super hot weather in Thailand. She said she'd rather have it so cold like here in April. Well, I'm not so sure I agree with that. I remember when I lived back in Thailand, well yeah, I complained about how hot it was and how the heat was going to kill me and all, but all of those complains usually go away when I step into an AC room (which is everywhere.) Man, I was so pissed this morning when I had to dig through all my winter coats and sweaters out of my already-packed winter stashes. I thought I wouldn't have to see them again until November!
Thursday, April 05, 2007
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This is why I want to move.Yesterday, we were high at around 70s, today? We are as low as 30s and looking to get colder at night and yup! tomorrow. See, I don't dislike Indianapolis. I love the city--the way of life around here--not too hillbilly, not too city, something just right in between. But heck! I hate this roller coaster weather where I don't even know how the hell I'm supposed to dress appropriately! It's become so hard to me to say something like, "I'm so glad it's spring!" or "Wow, we've finally moved forward to a warm/ nice/ sunny temperature!" when I don't even know if this "nice" weather is gonna end.
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After months and months and months of prodding by me, my wife bought an iPhone. Technically, my wife and I bought an iPhone because we are married and our money is in a joint account. But technically it is her iPhone because it has all of her e-mail settings and her applications for posting on LiveJournal. Besides, I owe her. Long ago she was promised a new iPod. She bought one, engraved and all, only to be dissapointed when a week later Apple released the video iPod. Apple kindly lets users return their items when one of their secret upgrades hits like a laser guided smart bomb in the night within 2 weeks of purchase. My wife did return her now obsolete music and pictures only iPod, but never bothered to buy the video iPod in its place. Years later, she buys the iPhone.
The iPhone has been touted as the Jesus phone because it appears to do everything you want with only one device. Ever since the dawn of cell phones, the internet, mp3 players, digital cameras, and touchscreens, mankind has dreamed of creating a Frankenstein device that includes all of these functions and fits in a shirt pocket. So basically our society has been waiting for the iPhone for about five years. Five long years of backwardly using 5 devices or more to live our digital lives.
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praise critique my wife's iPhone is to compare it to the device that preceded it, in our house. That device is a Blackberry Curve that I use for work. Both devices are roughly the same size, as shown in these blurry photos taken by my unsteady hand with the other device.
Clearly blurrily, both devices are close enough in size. The Blackberry is wide while the iPhone is tall. Both are pretty thin too when compared to the awful bricks that are their smartphone ancestors. Both have wireless internet, cameras, video, music, push e-mail and syncing, and are also phones. They are both on AT&T's crappy network (although my wife's phone gets lighting fast 3G data). I would say the really big difference is the iPhones GIGANTIC TOUCHSCREEN.
This is the real deal: the iPhone's touchscreen is Godlike in its ease of use. The Blackberry seems like an old arcade toy with its scroll ball and buttons. The button with all the dots on it really doesn't make any sense. What are all those dots anyway? The iPhone says "Slide to Unlock". Seeing that phrase alone is like moving out of an asylum featured in "One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest". Smartphones had been so bad for so long that the original iPhone was so far advanced it seemed like something sent back through time by Captain Picard to save mankind from Romulan invasion. I feel like I live in the future every time I pick up my wife's iphone and flip though the screens. Webpages scroll smoother than on my thumdrive driven laptop. And the iPhone is a kickin' game machine to boot.
The Blackberry Curve itself is a response to the iPhone. RIM, the maker of the Blackberry, added a pretty cool multimedia player and decent camera to its boring smartphone. But these are just add-ons. The Blackberry has like 64 MB of storage, a.k.a. a laughable amount of storage. You can add a micro SD card, which I did, but it fits under the battery in some kind of mouse trap like holster. Everything about the Blackberry seems like an afterthought, i.e. a thought that came up after the iPhone. To be really fair, RIM has released updated models like the BlackBerry Bold and the Blackberry Storm. But the Bold has the same old scroll wheel and the Storm is like the iPhone with its big screen but the same bland Blackberry software.
The big draw of a Blackberry over an iPhone is the actual keyboard. The Blackberry is easer to get carpal tunnel syndrome on than the iPhone. Here I thought my bony fingers would come in handy, but even I had trouble hitting the keys. Seriously though, its a phone. messages work best. It's also a phone so I guess you could just call people and talk to them instead.
Huzaa to Apple, maker of the Jesus phone!
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I thought I would upload these two wallpapers I made from some images that Mappy sent me this morning.
As you can see there of the gorgeous Anna Silk, as the sexy Succubus Bo, I think there from season 4.
Allrighty then that's it from me till after Christmas have fun.
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I pored over Signature Fragrances London's list of perfumes online, amazed by their collection. It took no time at all for me to choose a few. A short time later I received some nicely packaged 2ml samples. Out of the samples I received, British Musk was the perfume that spoke to me right from the start.
British Musk's opening is escorted in, sympathetically, by a plush, herbaceous rose. This rose is not screeching, it is lightly sweet, somber and reserved. A mélange occurs, and not just one composed of various roses, but by an impostor resembling a rose. Since certain geranium varieties can easily pass as rose-like, this flower's unexpected appearance is a perfect resolution, creating a unisex, floral scent utopia. The geranium lends a slight minty quality, which adds needed freshness to the perfume. This fresh interjection is further nurtured along with a virtually unnoticed splash of bergamot. British Musk's heart begins with a fiercely delineated black oud note. This dark, woody, medicinal phantom lurks just below the surface threatening the tender geranium and rose accord. Luckily, black oud's gloom is quickly lightened by clear aromatic cedar giving the heart a less ominous stance. The base redirects us once more introducing a warm, comfy-cozy amber. This successfully and completely softens the dreaded phantom, playing instead to oud's sweet and honeyed qualities, which gives the amber accord great depth. The dry-down of British Musk is delightful and certainly worth the wait. Like the tick-tock of a clock, the rose and geranium march on through the base accords, making friends along the way and mingling, never subsiding. In the end, a naturalism is spread over the last warm and comforting notes, giving an animalistic touch to this otherwise floral, woody composition.
This contemporary fragrance house takes inspiration from perfume's fascinating history, evident in British Musk's classic Oriental vibe. Their quality certainly doesn't stop with the contents of the bottles. The bottles themselves are pretty, itsy-bitsy, cut glass works of art. This is a beautiful way for the house to present their precious commodity. Experience perfume at its best and try a few samples from Signature Fragrances London. These perfumes are long-lasting and require very little to transport and envelop you in your favorite from Signature Fragrances London.
They had me until oud.


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These short ribs are fantastic. Sorta like stew, but with bones.
Great taste and an amazing aroma during the cooking to pique your appetite. Plus the taste improves with age. Not 3 weeks worth of aging, but the next day and the day after that.
Some of the ingredients:
After 3 hours in the oven, it looked like this:
You've been served:
The recipe is here:


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I hope this finds everybody enjoying your weekend
it's so nice at times to just kick back after a hard week of work So have a few drinks enjoy your self and have some fun…
I wanted to share a main picture I took of the store from up top..
Now the building on the left and right are the ones I been renting so if you looking for a place come on by the rent is about the same with every body out there
But with mine comes the dance floor that you can have your own party's at are just invite the friends over to dance… invite them to the opening of your place I have three left at this point top left side has been rented already by a great friend.
The other stores off in the sunset is Artrims Main Stores I have alittle bit of everything and If it's not there ask and I will talk with you about building it are just to ask for help is fine with me…
I have been trying to build a little in the ways of steam punk did my first piece today and I believe it turned out ok working on other idea's so if your in need of some steam punk stuff please come by from time to time and look around
I will be centering my time on making more of these pieces for people to enjoy and buy.
Also there having the big Second Life Birthday Party going on now and I did stop by for a bit and enjoyed some of the music they had to offer as I was walking around
I stopped to enjoy there lawn setup and seen that they had worked the logo into the lawn and for yall that didn't see it There it is I took a picture of it.
So isn't that cool that they took the time to make the hand out of the lawn and I bet a lot of yall out there don't even see it
Well I better get in world have a lot of work ahead of me and trying to drum up some business
Well yall enjoy your weekend like I said and have fun
Remember if you get bored please stop by Artrims Creations the link is to the right
Hope to see you there…
lots of love me..


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MOSCOW, June 15. /TASS/. Russia's Federation Council has appointed Yuri Chaika Russia's prosecutor-general for another five-year term. The decision was carried by a unanimous 152 majority vote.
Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko said Chaika had displayed himself as "exceptionally professional and demanding" head of the Prosecutor-General's Office, which under his guidance "has been through a no easy process of reform and retained the highest credibility with the population."
"These days it is the prosecutors that exercise control and supervision of the observance of legislation and human rights. I believe that the president's proposal for appointing Yuri Chaika for another term is absolutely reasonable and there are all grounds for that," she said.
The heads of the FC's committees concerned - those for constitutional legislation (Andrei Klishas) and defense (Viktor Ozerov) said that their committees had unanimously supported Chaika's candidature in view of his professional qualities and high level of interaction with the Federation Council.
After the voting Chaika was sworn in.
On Tuesday, the Federation Council's constitutional legislation and defense committees recommended the upper house to appoint Chaika prosecutor-general for another term. The committees on the rules of procedure and social policies came out for that proposal, too. Upper house members pointed to the constructive cooperation between the FC and the Prosecutor-General's Office and prosecutors' active involvement in the lawmaking process.
Under part 2 of article 129 of the Russian Constitution the prosecutor-general and his deputies are appointed and dismissed by the Federation Council on the basis of Russian president's proposals.
Chaika has been prosecutor-general since 2006. His previous term of office was due to expire on June 22. The president's proposal for his reappointment was submitted to the Federation Council on May 23, but its consideration was postponed until he was back from vacation.


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Forged by fire of a smith's hand
From molten form comes symbol of power
Elegance carved into each corner of imperial metal
Symbol of wealth and blood of sovereign accord
Vibration of rhythmic hymns to Queen of the Heavens
Dutiful monks of ages past treading softly over stone
Ghosts of incense drifting lazily in lofty heights
Find the faithful on bended knee reverently clutching
Of coronations and lay of state in centuries past
Courts of countries pass through hallowed halls
Crusades beginning in pronouncement of God's will
Balance of sovereign power dully colliding in ancient realms
Spires reaching towards lofty heavens
Carved dedications to pursuit of holy heights
Symbols of national treasures abounding within
Echoing scenes of red music of burning glass
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Ave Regina coelorum
Forged by fire of a smith's hand
4 comments:
- Michelle Johnson said...
Hello Scott~ Your words strongly intertwined in God's home are beautifully written.
I'm pleased to hear your wife will be joining the Tuesday Title this week. Can't wait to see her response. Tell everyone I said hello. Have a nice night.
- November 4, 2008 at 5:33 PM
- Greyscale Territory said...
This almost seems like a fragment of an epic! Such a sense of grand moment and circumstance! Beautiful!
- November 6, 2008 at 6:54 AM
- Dan said...
Scott, I'm nearly at a loss for words! I've read it through four times, the images you create are as powerful as the fantastic photo.
- November 7, 2008 at 7:38 AM
- Scott Clawson said...
Thank you Dan, Gemma and Michelle for your inspiring comments! I do appreciate each of them.
- November 7, 2008 at 9:59 AM


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BENI – OUR SKYJune 29, 2013 at 5:35 PM | Posted in BENI, Uncategorized | Leave a comment
3. OUR SKY -instrumental-
4. HOME SWEET HOME -instrumental-
OUR SKY is the twenty-fourth single by Japanese/American singer BENI, released on June 19, 2013. The single debuted at #31 on the Oricon Charts.
Ofcourse I was expecting a lighthearted song with a breezy feel, but OUR SKY still has a bit of attitude I like very much in the song. It's catchy, maybe not the first time you hear it but if you give it a couple more listens you'll get the hang of it definitely. Especially the chorus tends to stay in your head, but the entire song has such an infectuous summer anthem feel to it every BENI fan must be in love with this new song. Love the vocals by the way, BENI.
I think I can prepare myself for not finding HOME SWEET HOME on her next album (TBR 2013.07.31), because B-sides never make the cut. In this case it's a darn shame indeed because this song is so unlike what she usually releases. BENI is an R&B artist ofcourse, but this song proves she can tackle some pop/rock ballads too. The arragement in this song is so appealing with its funky ambience, while it still stays in that ballad mood. BENI's vocals are even better in this song than in the A-side because she does some more adlibs this time (and I simply adore her adlibs and higher pitched vocals). Please put this on your album, BENI, pretty pretty PLEAAASE.
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