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Varicose Veins
Dr. Steven Ruby, a vascular surgeon, will give a free talk on new treatments for varicose veins Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis Care Center, 31 Sycamore St., Glastonbury. Call 877-783-7262.
Varicose Veins
Dr. Steven Ruby, a vascular surgeon, will give a free talk on new treatments for varicose veins Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis Care Center, 31 Sycamore St., Glastonbury. Call 877-783-7262.
Advance Directives
The Hospital of St. Raphael in New Haven will present a free lecture on advance directives Tuesday from 6 to 7 p.m. in the hospital's Cronin Auditorium. Call 203-789-3275.
Stroke Rehabilitation
Dr. Robert Krug, a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, will give a free talk on advances in stroke rehabilitation Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, 114 Woodland St., Hartford. Call 877-783-7262.
Dance Therapy
The Cancer Care program at MidState Medical Center in Meriden will present a free four-session dance therapy program for anyone who has experienced breast cancer, Tuesdays from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m., beginning Nov. 1, at the Village at Kensington Place, 511 Kensington Ave., Meriden. Call 203-457-1656 or 203-630-5316.
Medicare Drug Benefit
Eric Rodko, regional manager of the CHOICES Programs for the North Central Area on Aging, will give a free talk on the new Medicare prescription drug benefit Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Henry Low Learning Center at UConn Health Center in Farmington. Call the Celebrate Aging program at 860-679-4900 or 866-837-7737.
Digestive Discomforts
Dr. Michael Butensky, a gastroenterologist, will give a free talk on digestive discomforts Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Francis Care Center, 9 Cranbrook Blvd., Enfield. Call 877-783-7262.
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Life coach Lori Woodhouse will give a free talk on how to create a holiday season that is filled with ease, joy and peace, Wednesday from 6 to 7:15 p.m. in the Onyiuke Dining Room at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington. Call UConn's Celebrate Women program at 866-433-6253 or 860-679-8899.
Lung Cancer
The Center for Cancer Care, an affiliation of Charlotte Hungerford Hospital and Northwestern Connecticut Oncology & Hematology Associates, will present a free program on lung cancer detection and prevention Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at the Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, 333 Kennedy Drive, Torrington. The program will include free lung cancer screenings. Call 860-489-6718.
Sibling Class
MidState Medical Center will present a free class for children 2 1/2 and older to prepare them for a new sibling, Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the rear cafeteria. Call MidState's Family Birthing Center at 203-694-8450.
Karate For Women
Darryl Baleshiski, a third-degree black belt in karate, will present a karate class for women, beginning Wednesday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Keller Auditorium at UConn Health Center. The monthly fee is $50. Call UConn's Celebrate Women program at 866-433-6253 or 860-679-8899.
Benefits For Veterans
The Orchards at Southington will present a luncheon presentation on entitlements and benefits for veterans Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m. at 34 Hobart St., Southington. Call 860-628-5656.
The Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary will hold a free lecture on what's new in diabetes care, Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Yale-New Haven Hospital East Pavilion Cafe. The speaker will be Geralyn Spollett, adult nurse practitioner for the Yale Diabetes Center. A light supper will be provided. To register, call 203-688-2000.
Alzheimer's Caregivers
The Connecticut chapter of the Alzheimer's Association will present a free four-part program for people who care for Alzheimer's patients Nov. 3, 10 and 17 and Dec. 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at McLean Healthcare, 75 Great Pond Road, Simsbury. Call 866-363-6679.
Healthy Hearts
MidState Medical Center will present a free program on caring for one's heart during the holidays and how stress affects heart health Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Our Lady of Fatima Church, 382 Hope Hill Road, Yalesville. Call Donna Jones at 203-269-9906.
Holiday Organizing
Professional organizer and life coach Lisa Lelas will present a free program on organizing for the holidays Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Farmington Library, 6 Monteith Drive, Farmington. Call UConn Health Center's Celebrate Aging program at 860-679-4900 or 866-837-7737 or register by email at email@example.com.
`Tobacco-Free Future'
The state Department of Public Health is sponsoring a two-day conference on ``Building a Tobacco-Free Future'' Nov. 3 and 4 at The Colonnade, 2941 Main St., Glastonbury. The program is aimed at health care workers, policy makers, businesses and individuals. Speakers will include Jerold Mande of the Yale Cancer Center; David Gregorio of the University of Connecticut Department of Community Medicine and Health Care; Linda A. Block, formerly of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and others. The fee is $30. To register online, go to www.ctclearinghouse.org. For information, call Wheeler Clinic at 860-793-2164, Ext. 1156.
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January 30 9:30 p.m.
I suppose I should accept the aging process and grow old gracefully, but I'm having a difficult time with it. I know I should be happy that I'm healthy and not dwell on the new wrinkles that seem to appear overnight and the other inconsequential things that are happening to my body but I'm somewhat self absorbed and may also suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder. Particularly when it pertains to skin tags. I know they aren't cancerous and won't kill me, but they are ugly, very prolific and I feel like my body is turning into a skin tag spore factory. (Note: I know that skin tags are not spores but they may as well be.)
I saw a TV commercial a while ago for "Tag Away," a homeopathic skin tag remover, and thought that it would be a better alternative to the skin tag removal method suggested by a girlfriend. She told me that she would be happy to remove my skin tags by numbing them with ice and then wrapping a thread around them and PRESTO, popping them off. I immediately declined her offer.
I was about ready to order Tag Away but my sister had already gotten some and had an extra bottle (the TV commercial had a two-for-one special). That night, I applied a drop of Tag Away to an obnoxious, nasty looking skin tag on my neck and spent a sleepless night inhaling a pungent odor that made my eyes water and gave me the worst headache I've ever had.
I had to wash my bed linen and pillows and I must have washed my neck and face at least a dozen times the next day. I checked out the instructions on the Tag Away bottle and couldn't believe that you had to apply it "three times a day for a 3-8 week period." Not gonna happen. The smell would kill me before the skin tags were gone.
So, I Googled the main ingredient in Tag Away, which is thuja occidentalis, and here is what I found:
Yellow Cedar
thuja occidentalis
The oil, resembling camphor,
may produce convulsions
in warm-blooded and paralysis
in cold-blooded animals.I don't know if this warning pertains to ingesting thuja occidentalis but I think that inhaling the fumes might be just as dangerous.
So, I'm not going to take any chances. I think I'll try Compound W (for freezing warts) instead. I'll have to Google Compound W before purchasing it of course and I'll let my fellow skin-tag afflictled people out there know if it works. Maybe I should reconsider hot-tubbing — the skin tags might melt off . . .


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SHI-AWELA ...What's happening in the bush!
Friday, January 29, 2010
Here is JohnD with Dr de Jager, Sister Evans and Saartjie vd Gryp, a friend of mine. It was nice to be there for Saartjie's last chemo too.
We safely back home... last chemo is over. Thanks so much for your messages! :) He is doing well... we will return to Pretoria at the end of March for the CAT SCAN.
Love Jo
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
We head back to Pretoria on Thursday morning for the last VAC session!
Hugs, Jo
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
A few Party Pics...
Treasure hunt...
I ask you... how do you make a "LEGO" cake???
JohnD with Chloe.
All ten blown out one time! :)
Fancy a donkey cart ride anyone? I think we'll call this cart the D.W. :)
The kids all together... quite a crowd.
The donkeys from Freddy and Marlie Stegman... Thank you! They arrived 8.30pm on Friday night...
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
10th Birthday!
So what do you think of this baby photo of him? Hard to believe the ten years have flown by so fast!
The kids did some fishing last weekend and the weekend before. These small farm dams on properties about an hour from us, keep you busy... :)
Our dearest JohnD celebrated his 10th birthday yesterday! Can't believe by baby is now officially out of single digits and is TEN! We are having a party for him on Saturday... wanna come??? :)
Ken rode Chloe for the first time today... a little stubborn, but at least her saddle sore is better!
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
New year kick off...
PHEW! Just back from Pretoria again. One to go! :) All well so far. PTL. He'll have chemo 28th Jan, then CT scan 28th Feb (approx), and then full assessment... and from there we take it one step at a time.
No international travel for about a year for him. :( At least he doesn't have to have all of his immunizations again (like I originally thought!). He is well.
The group who left on Thursday were so much fun! The Goldfinch family / friends were here for ten days and shot amazingly well. We have Michael and Randi with us at the moment, (also from Charleston)... on a photos safari.
Ken, Dad, Micaela and JohnD went fishing today. I hope they catch!
Big hugs, and lots of love,
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Saturday, January 09, 2010
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Friday, January 1, 2010
2010 is here... ready or not!
Happy New year to you all!
We just had a lovely lunch picnic at Mucha... swam. It sure is hot. I wish I'd throught to take the camera! I'm not very good about that at all!
We would like to say a very special thank you for your wonderful support, love, prayers and tremendous care over the past year. We are excited that this year is going to be "MORE BEDDA"! We know that God works things out so that nothing is for nothing, and we BELIEVE that it will all have been worth it. :) FOR HIS GLORY!
Lots of love to you all xxx
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Home : Intro : Suzanne in the Garden : 3. Composition
Madame Monet and child
With all this in mind - let
us start with a painting from 1875: 'Mme
Monet and child', 55x66, (W 382). The scene is much the
same. She is sitting turned against us in the same way. The
'outline' of the skirt goes directly to her eyes. The child plays
the same part as the table in our painting, giving balance to the
composition. If we cover them up with a piece of paper, we
understand their importance. Our eyes cannot focus on anything, and
will start to wander about.
Before leaving this painting we simply have to check the central
point of it – could it possibly be the needle that is the very heart
and focus? Yes it is – exactly! Again we notice: Nothing was left to
accident in the Monet laboratory…
Camille au métier
The next painting: 'Camille
au métier', (W.366, 65x55, The Barnes Foundation of Art,
Pennsylvania), is even more close to our 'Au Métier'-scene.
We see Camille from the same angle. The 'outlines' are similar. In
addition, we even have the oval shape of our garden table, that we
recognise in the flower pot. Compare also the leaves and the
branches behind her. In this painting we find the needle
exactly in the centre vertical line but above the horizontal.
In these paintings we have another exciting
detail to study.
HERE for a comparison of reflected light.
HERE for a macro-zoom of Suzanne's hair.
Please observe the damages in the paint surface. The painting
was taken down from the stretcher and folded.
HERE for a color comparison.
Alice Hoschedé in the garden (W.680)
Link to Sotheby's action for above painting
Alice Hoschedé in the garden (W.681)
Link to The Guardian article about Sotheby's auction
Link to The Guardian article about Sotheby's auction
In the two paintings with Alice Hoschedé in the
garden, (W.680 & 681), we find the same table! Here the leg of the
table creates a line together with her hands towards her eyes. In
the first version to the right, (W.681), there is no cloth on the
table. In the second, a cloth has appeared, just like in our
painting. The chair she is sitting on is nearly invisible. Instead
we have the trunk creating a curve, and a stop for our eyes, to slip
out over the left edge. It plays the same part as the curve of the
chair, and the branches in our 'Garden scene'.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2C-779?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Dimuthu Gamage resolved AXIS2C-779. ----------------------------------- Resolution: Fixed Fixed > WSDL2C generates invalid function prototypes when WSDL operation name is a C/C++ reserved word > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: AXIS2C-779 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2C-779 > Project: Axis2-C > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: code generation > Affects Versions: Current (Nightly) > Environment: Windows XP, Visual Studio 2005 > Reporter: Bill Mitchell > Assignee: Dimuthu Gamage > Priority: Minor > Attachments: delete.tar.gz, service.wsdl > > > When given a WSDL with a operation with the name "delete", WSDL2C generates a function prototype for the operation using "delete" as the name of a formal parameter. Of course, the C++ compiler processing the header considers this an invalid use of a reserved word. > In particular, let the WSDL contain an operation definition of the form: > ... > <operation name="delete"> > <input message="fw:deleteRequest"/> > <output message="fw:deleteResponse"/> > </operation> > ... > The generated prototype looks like this: > The template in the header for the stub for this operation is: > axiom_node_t* axis2_stub_Fservice_delete( axis2_stub_t *stub, const axutil_env_t *env, > axiom_node_t* delete); > I have verified that the same problem arises with words from the C reserved word list. If the operation name is "struct", then the formal parameter name is also "struct", in both the generated .h and .c files. > At least 3 approaches to resolving the problem are possible: > (1) Always prefix the names used in the formal parameters with a fixed Axis2 string, e.g., "op_". > (2) Replace names with a substitute when they are found to conflict with a word in the C/C++ reserved word list. > (3) Prefix all names from the WSDL with a string representing the namespace, so that every name is of the form nsstring_name, where even the default namespace is replaced with some nsstring. > Where solution (3) might solve a general class of conflcts of names across namespaces as well as this specific issue, for this one issue of the formal parameter to the operation stub solution (1) should be adequate. > The workaround, where the user is not able to change the WSDL itself, is to hand massage the generated .h and .c files after code generation wherever the conflict arises and the compiler diagnoses the error. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Greetings all you frozen people! I'm writing from the coziness of my office after fighting my way into downtown Cola town, amidst snow drifts, blowing snow, icicles on trees three feet long and shortages of bread and milk. Yes, I'm being silly. However, we did have a little bit of snow today (which accounts for the shortages of bread and milk) and a snow day for the children. Yesterday afternoon, Mike called all excited saying that he had heard on the radio that we were going to get 5 INCHES OF SNOW!!!! Call the National Guard, bring in the firewood and don't forget to go get bread and milk!
School was called off about 6 p.m. (they don't believe in taking chances I guess) and there was much rejoicing in my home. I was hoping that we would get more than a dusting so that I could stay at home and watch the Inauguration, but no such luck, a 2 hour delay was all we got. I did get to watch some of the festivities in D.C. thanks to MSN streaming live (shhh! don't tell!) and since the boss man is away at court in Dillon, I'm caught up.
A morning funny from Jared (who inherited a sense of the dramatic from somewhere): The little man comes into my bedroom this morning while I am watching tv trying to figure out if I'm working or not. He tells me, mom, it's snowing outside! I have to go play in it! It's a winter miracle!!! The miracle in that sentence is pronounced MEEERACLE. He then proceeds to dress in five seconds flat and off into the yard he goes. The real winter miracle is getting him into regular clothes that fast. If we're not going anywhere, it's a usual occurrence for him to stay in his jammies all day.
If you live in sunny SC, what did you do during "the winter storm of 2009?" That's really a bunch of bull-it was a light dusting that didn't stick, but I bet you can't find bread or milk anywhere.
Peace and love y'all!
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Posted by scchesleys at 2:37 PM
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- Anita said...
Well, Olivia is jealous about the snow. We haven't had much accumulation here, though a number of flurries.
Also, Jared's pronunciation of 'miracle' reminds me of how Olivia said 'cigarette' for a whole year. It was 'seegret'. Like I know what that is! Ha!
- January 20, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- Connie said...
hahaha...I used it as an excuse to sleep late, watch the inauguration and take a nap...I had good intentions of going to the office, really I did...it was that blizzard ya know.
- January 21, 2009 at 11:47 AM
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Today was the second short day in a row with only 49 miles to ride. Luggage loading was delayed by 15 minutes as the university cafeteria where breakfast was did not open until 7:00 am rather than the typical 6:30 AM. The extra 15 minutes of sleep was great and packing up the tent was easy as it was totally dry.
Ken and I lingered over coffee this morning before hitting the road. There were a few miles of busy traffic before we were off in the country roads. The country side of Vermont is heavily wooded with steep hills. There were a lot of climbs of a mile or more in length and grades as steep as 10%. The distances were short with first water at only 22 miles and picnic at 39 miles. This put Ken and I down to picnic at 10:30 Am.
At picnic we heard the one of the riders crashed and was taken to hospital. She had attempted to do the coast to coast in 2102 but had crashed out back early in the tour. I believe it was the third week. The rumour mill has it is a broken clavicle, but that is only rumour. I sure hope she is ok as she is so close.
After picnic Ken and I stopped in at the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory for the tour. Although I had done the tour in 2010 we did it together and had a bunch of laughs. There are a ton of Moo jokes along the factory tour. The sample ice cream was strawberry cheese cake, which was ok but not my favourite. I think the little bits of graham cracker which is suppose to be the cheese cake crust gives it an unexpected texture.
It was only a few miles in to camp and a couple more into town so we cruised into town and had a beer and some big soft pretzels for a snack. The soft pretzels were nice and warm and came with some tangy mustard. They were excellent.
Camp to night is in a camp ground out side of town so there is no indoor floor flopping. Add to this the fact that the weather forecast is for rain tonight and tomorrow. So it looks like 80% of the riders have bailed out and have ridden into town and found motel rooms. I am sure they paid a pretty penny to be in the cutesy B&B's and historic inns which make up the town of Stowe.


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Poor Ella... the neighbours have a pet rabbit that she's not allowed to eat.
When we were at Rushworth I witnessed Ella chase and kill a rabbit. I saw toddlers and mum next door chasing the new family pet around the court and the scene flashed back into my mind.
Andy wisely decided he and Ella should go next door and meet and greet. When they returned I heard that Ella wanted to taste the bunny and Andy growled and Ella has been miserable all afternoon.
We will have to keep the gates closed now.....
05 March 2006
Bunny deprivation.....
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I am not really superstitious but today has made me rethink that.
All I need to go home is an american passport. I got my citizenship last year and still havent applied for an american passport. I figured I better do it now since I want to go home beginning of december and stay over Christmas and they take 4-6 wks.
Well this morning I drop ds off school and go get my pictures done. 1st walgreens machine is broken. No biggie. 2nd Walgreens the guy brighten my picture so much, my hair looks blonde. I tell him that is unaceptable since the main thing about passport is eye color and hair color. He tells me its okay and I should just try. Uhh nope. Either take another or I am not paying for this. He tells me this is the best they can do. SO I walk out. I am already starting to fume at this point. Deep breath, trip to starbucks and I decide lets try CVS. It takes her almost 30 minutes to take my picture and try to get the machine to work. Finally I walk out of there with my picture. Next is to the ATM to pull some money out. 6 atms later I find one that is working. By this point I am boiling. Okay deep breath, drive 20 minutes to the only post office in town that does passport pictures and as soon as I walk in the door, the fire alarm goes off. We all have to stand outside for 15 minutes. Its just a drill. Walk back inside and stand in line. By this point Ju is misserable. We have been out for over 4 hours and no amount of snacks can keep her happy. Another 40 minutes in line and the lady tells me I need original documents not copies. Are you kidding me?? YOu loose my naturalization certificate and I am F*ed 10 ways into sunday. Do you not realize what a burocracy nightmare that would be to get a new one??
I am soo frustrated I have a mini breakdown thinking this is signs that I am not suposse to go home. Visions of crashing airplane is swirling through my head and God saying..I warned you. Mini breakdown turns into huge breakdown. What am I going to do??
I drive home, feed Ju let her nap, get the original document and call around. The courthouse close to me does passports also. Ju wakes up, we drive over there. We go through the xray machine she is all happy and flirting with everyone. I get my ticket not even 5 minutes later the guy calls me. As soon as I go to the window and sit down to dig all the paperwork and money to give to him, Ju starts freaking out. Like arching back crying like a nutcase. I pull her out of the stroller, try to soothe her, and nothing is working. This child is crying like someone is torturing her. I hand her my phone, keys, glasses, everything and nothing is helping. She is just crying and crying and crying. Everyone is looking at me, the guy is trying his harderst to hurry up. I have to lift my hand and swear over her screams.
20 minutes later he is done, all the paperwork is done and my naturalization certificate is on its way to the department of defense full of prayers they dont loose it and she is still bawling. I leave there as soon as we are outside she starts smiling. Uhh now I am freaking out. Are these signs or just God testing me?? I dont know. So now I dont know what to do. I have to buy our tickets next week, I dont even know what could happen and if maybe I am not meant to go. IF I dont go my grandmother and whole family would be heartbroken. They havent met Ju yet, havent seen me or Ty in 2 yrs and this will be my 1st Christmas back home in 16 yrs. I have to go.
So now is the major life dillema. I am going to pray and pray about it and ask God to be more clear. Hope for the best.
So that was my wonderful day. I am sitting here drinking a beer and hoping for a better tomorrow.
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News these days have it all wrong, they are a psychotic drug who paint Armageddon every single day and it leaves an imprint on every human being.
Instead they should focus on achievements, report about the betterments of society. That I would find exciting!
But no, we hear about Syria on and on, we hear about the latest traffic accidents, we hear about floods and other disasters, we read about financial concerns, hyped by banks and global companies. Then we follow sports news, thereafter the weather-forecast.
My adrenaline for this shit is used up. It is an all in one brainwash factory. Though I must admit, my own habits and curiosity still prevail, and I check into the news-channels every day, but I get a lingering feeling of self-disgust.
What the world needs is not bad news, but good news! You can not make anything better when you continuously spread the message of destruction and decay - that is in esoteric terms: Black Magic.
Instead the news should concentrate on stories like how one neighbor helped an other in need, how one instrumental achievement was made in technology, perpetuating the safety of our planet, how a child looked at a flower and found the sun in her eyes.
By all means, I am not a flower-child myself or a "hippie". Still, at least some concentration on the good in this world could propel an other atmosphere of togetherness amongst people.
The Press and News destroy all this ... every day.
Hail to an area when News become human again and not the mouthpiece of cooperate and national interests who's intent is to brain-wash - and create unsolicited fear.
Until then, I will consciously refuse to have negative or bad news enter my soul.
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STS: Week 13 complete!
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Future runaway
It sucks that I've only been back in classes for 2 weeks and already I just want to go away. It has nothing to do with classes really. I only have 4 classes this term so I'm living it easy. I'm just getting sick of my surrounds and, in a small way, the people in my life. I just feel like I need to do something different just for a little bit. I had a week long break and I didn't get to really have it to myself. I just wish I had those seven days to do something that I wanted for myself. But it wasn't to be. I can never really claim anything for my own.
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- Nadja said...
I think it's a good time again to link to the blog of a great model- photographer who inspired me a lot.
Because I got to know his work when I just started photographing models, I can't deny that his work did more than just inspire me.
But, the moods that he creates together with his models are so unique, copy him is about impossible, I think.
And that's not what I want do do, of course!
I can only hope to find my own unique style in time... As far as I don't have it already.
Still, it's obvious enough how much influence his work had on my work...
Have you done your Christmas- good deed already???
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I'm sure your good deed will be rewarded immediately by the joy you will find by looking at his super beautiful photos!
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These were the last two photos I made of Inge, and they surely show that Inge is not only a sexy, but also a very funny lady!
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Thanks a lot Nadja !!!
Warm kisses...
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I like funny Christmas presents!
Hope you liked it as well...
You're welcome, Tomcat, thank you very much!
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Best wishes for you and your family and friends, too, dearest Raycho!
I'm looking forward to a new year with your wonderful Art! You are still an amazing artist!
And I still love you! :-))
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However, Claude was able to negotiate with management and, as a result of discussions, they decided to stop working.
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In Fundations we moved on to the twelfth unit which focuses on the double vowels ea, ee and ey. We discussed where these double vowels frequently occur in words and how to determine the spelling when they all sound the same. We also worked with contractions this week. We used our gel boards and magnetic pens to focus on spelling contractions as well as determining which two words the contractions really mean. We learned about the apostrophe and why and where it is used in contractions.
In Miss Varrell's reading group we focused our learning on determining fact importance in nonfiction text. We continued to work in our animal books but instead of writing questions this week we began to learn how to distinguish between a 'nice to know' fact and a 'need to know' fact. We will use this skill when we write our book summaries next week!
|Frodo the toad, courtesy of the Burlington Science Center
Then we added some more detail to our learning:
- lay jelly-like eggs
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- begin life with gills and later develop lungs
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- are indicators of environmental change
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We also researched some Burlington amphibians using a Science Center created mini book, books from the PG Library and our classroom iPads. By finding the images in books and online resources we were able to confirm what the animals look like so that we could make our mini books. Here are some samples of the work we did:
In Math we began our Geometry unit. We will continue to work with solid figures (three dimensional shapes) and plane figures (two dimensional shapes) as we learn new math vocabulary and geometry concepts. Here are some of the vocabulary words we learned to use this week:
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- plane
- face
- vertex (singular), vertices (plural)
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- quadrilateral
- parallelogram
- triangle
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Today while on the way to Rhinelander, I have to go thru Crandon (well I just catch Hwy 8 from Hwy 55). I thought I would seek out the residence of the Crandon shooting that took place on Oct 7th. Nosey, no, just wanted to pay my respects. If you haven't heard about what happen.. you can watch the video explaining what happened.
I sorta had an idea where it was, but wasn't sure.. so I just went south on 8. I recognized one of the buildings from the many pictures I had seen almost 4 weeks ago now. I happen to look down the street, and sure enough. There it stood.
I proceeded down two blocks, and made a right turn. I needed that extra block to prepare myself. I started down the street the house was on. I got closer, and just sorta drove by. I was overwhelmed, so to say. I then drove down to the end of the street, and turned back onto 8. I thought, I need to turn around and go back. I need to say a prayer, and give a moment of silence.
I had a moment just to take everything in. I noticed that the house was across the block from the post office, which was busy while I was there, for a few minutes. What a sad place.. a very visible place. Seen by all that goes to their daily post office run for their mail. What a sad reminder.
I thought I would take a few pictures of the home. It was a simple two story home, curtains all pulled of course. On the porch was flowers and memorials. I just took a few pictures, and drove on my way. In the future, the house will be torn down, and a memorial will be placed.
I began to cry. I don't know, but this tragedy struck me hard. I guess its the fact that it was so close to home, and the way it happened.
Just imagine, behind that door, 6 people lost their lives.
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- Rachel said...
What a sad situation..I too want to visit that area someday...you did a nice post about it!!
- Shari said...
how awful....I remember reading about this in the paper. I just don't understand people. Thanks for sharing
- The Chicken Lady said...
How tragic. I just don't understand how people just SNAP.
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I am heartbroken about the attack in Orlando, this attack on my community, as most of those killed were LGBTQ people of color. The flier for the event featured black and Latina trans women, and we have a national climate that targets these communities.
As a queer Muslim, I watched the story unfold in shock and grief. I've been dancing in those clubs. My friends have been in those clubs. It could have been any one of us. Those clubs are one of the few places we can feel free.
As I've been trying to process and grieve this tragedy, I see Donald Trump using it to renew his call for a ban on Muslim immigrants. Before the bodies had been taken out of the building, before all their loved ones had been contacted, this tragedy was already being used to justify hatred against Muslims.
I am horrified that this tragedy is being used to call for restrictions of the civil liberties of Muslims. While the Muslim community struggles with homophobia, so too does our country. In the first 10 weeks of 2016, over 200 pieces of anti-LGBT legislation were introduced in 34 states.
The day after House Bill 2 passed in North Carolina, I was arrested in front of the Governor's Mansion with other queer and trans people fighting that attack on our community. As my queer Tennessean friend Thomas Walker said, the queer people of color trapped inside the Pulse nightclub in Orlando hid in whatever bathroom they thought they were most likely to survive in, not whichever one matched their birth certificates.
Orlando shooter Omar Mateen was an American. Donald Trump may say Mateen was foreign-born, but he was born in New York. He was a fan of the NYPD. He is a home-grown criminal. America as a whole needs to struggle with hatred and fear of LGBTQ people.
Mateen was a domestic abuser. Despite this, he had no criminal record. As we've seen in the Stanford rape case, toxic masculinity is an American problem. He was born and socialized in America. He internalized these lessons.
Mass shootings are an American problem, not an "over there" problem. There have been 136 instances of mass shooting in 2016 alone. More than 400,000 people have died from gun violence in the past 10 years. The overwhelming majority of shooting deaths in the United States are committed by non-Muslims. This is an American problem, when shooters like Mateen have access to assault-style rifles. No one should have access to buy these guns that are often used in mass shootings. We need common sense gun control in this country.
At Movement to End Racism and Islamophobia, we believe in building an intersectional movement to fight all forms of oppression – homophobia, Islamophobia, racism, sexism, attacks on workers, attacks on immigrants and all other oppressions. Hatred will win only if we are divided by fear. We want to build a powerful movement based on love and liberation for all people. We call upon people from all backgrounds to join our network and help us build a more loving and just community.
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Flash! Friday is in its second year! This is my response to the fifth prompt (the above picture) since their anniversary. One hundred and fifty words was the limit (with a ten-word leeway). We were also required to incorporate 'Time Travel' into the story, whether literally or otherwise. This week I played with form and voice.
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'The Mission' (152 words)
Voice log activated. Time and distance travelled: eleven years, 62,000 miles. Strange. The jumps are getting smaller. Of late, my travel has become almost linear. Fewer extreme shifts; the realities I emerge in seem more and more alike.
Personal note: my vessel appears to match the era. I can visually trace this society's advancement. Very queer. Perhaps too soon to say, but I sense a pattern emerging. The parameters of my travel don't seem as random.
I'm passing beneath a tree now — or should that be through it? The trunk is hollow and serves as a tunnel. Oh, the universe and her comedy.
Driven forty-five miles now: can conclude that this period is one of peace. One would be lucky to settle here, to carve out a life and grow old with dignity.
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It's been long since I posted something, but that is because I've been "busy" collecting ideas for such posts.
So, I've been to TAG 2012 – the Theoretical Archaeology Conference. I have to admit I had no special expectations, but was curious to see how is the field of theory understood in the contemporary research of my peers (or of those with vaster experience). Well, after I've been there I am as puzzled as before.
On the funny side, in the archaeology themed pub quiz we had, a team came up with the statement that an archaeologist (I forgot his name) came up with Hermeneutics. Of course, one can not dismiss an entire conference based on that, and this would not only be unfair, but also incorrect. There were some very bright researchers and some interesting projects presented. But, what I think this little situation is representative of is the relationship between philosophy and the current archaeological projects, or better said its status in my discipline (as it came through at the conference).
To start with, there were a couple hundred of participants, 3 days, 6 lecture rooms and sessions all day round. From all these, only 1 or 2 were explicitly discussing/debating philosophically related issues. Ok, this might be of no relevance for anybody but me, and I see no point in further rambling on about some of my dissatisfaction with TAG.
However, I think it is of importance how we choose to think (or not) about what we are doing and what we have to offer to the others, the public in general, and to the future of our profession in particular. And this is a philosophical question in its nature, which involves philosophic categories and concepts (such as knowledge, truth, meaning). Even if we choose to dismiss their importance, the outside events tend not to let us: the cuts in archaeological departments and projects, the shaky status of the humanities in the contemporary world, the "fate" of our societies.
While in TAG someone told me the following anecdote:
a famous archaeologist was in dialogue with a philosopher, in the USA. And the philosopher asked him why is it important what he is doing, cause nothing can be more important than ideas. And the archaeologist answered this: "You go to university and teach for an hour or 2 a day. With the money you earned, you go the shop, buy stuff and take it to your home. This stuff surrounds you and occupies most of your life. It is this neglected stuff that we, archaeologist care about"
I wouldn't go so far in accepting wholeheartedly the point in favour of archaeology, but I certainly like it for one good reason: that it is the point of an archaeologist who looks at the world around as "an explorer" , one who thinks that "The aspects of things that are most important for us are hidden because of their simplicity and familiarity" (to quote Wittgenstein). So, regardless of ones inclination towards philosophy, thinking, reflecting and imagining are indispensable ways of being for a scientist. And the importance of them I felt is starting to disappear from our contemporary practice.
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"Dreams", 2016, Damien Moreau. Image courtesy of the artist.
Dreams is a film you directed with artist Manuel Solano. Could you tell us the story behind this collaboration?
I met Manuel soon after I moved to Mexico City a few years ago. This short form video documents Solano's first steps into the salty waters of the Pacific ocean after the loss of his sight, due to health complications incurred by the AIDS virus, while he recounts the events that brought him there. I knew he hadn't been to the ocean since losing his sight and wanted to create a piece that would allow people to connect with his experience even if they could not directly relate to it.
Who is the target audience you hope to reach by capturing this unique experience?
Like all my work Dreams is intended for any audience. Generally my films ask people to question their identity and sexuality, objectively and subjectively, anyone can do this. In this particular film the audience is directed to sympathize or empathize with Manuel's monologue. Although the viewer is positioned to listen and watch Solano's personal experience manifest on the screen, one can't help but identify with his expression and desire to connect with others through his story, his life. Our greatest search, the search for 'self', is ultimately discovered in the vulnerability and joy of others.
What do you hope people take away after viewing Dreams?
I hope that people cultivate an awareness about themselves, others and the world which they inhabit; maybe even feel inspired to share that awareness in expressions of love and compassion.
How has the city of San Francisco reacted to your work?
San Francisco found me at a crucial time of personal discovery and self-acceptance. The city, history, culture and people presented a place to experiment and play with ideas of self and identity. It was in SF that I met Kelly Lovemonster who taught me the importance of community, by generously sharing his with me, and who has since influenced me in many ways as a friend and collaborator. Without such a diverse, complex and loving place my exploration and play might have been suppressed. I'm forever grateful to the kindness, support and positivity San Francisco has provided me.
What lies on the future radar for you as an artist?
My focus now is to publicly raise enough money ($12,000) to finish my first feature film 'Lust For Life' – about a vampire exploring the existential dilemma of life as they yearn to find connection on the other side of death. I hope to have the money raised by mid-2017 and a release to follow shortly thereafter.
Beyond that, I've been writing a dramatic feature film about a future queer utopia which emerges out of the inevitable demise of the US government/nation caused by racial and political friction. The end is only the beginning in this story, as my goal here is to empower the audience, on and off screen, by envisioning a global community founded on the failures of the past and the optimistic possibility (fantasy) of our future by daring to imagine that our real strength as human beings exists in joy and unity.
About Damien Moreau:
Damien Moreau has traveled extensively and lived on the East and West coasts, Netherlands and Mexico City. He is a filmmaker and photographer whose work explores intimacy, queer bodies and identity. His focus on sex reflects his belief in the important emotional and spiritual expression sex enables and its libratory potential through experiences of jouissance.
Moreau began his career as a pornographic model and soon became interested in directing in order to create and explore his own ideas about fantasy and desire. His recent work, including the upcoming film Lust for Life, examines themes of freedom, utopianism, queer community and asociality. Turning to genres of science fiction and fantasy, Moreau continues to investigate how joy might be located and experienced in this world and one that pushes the limits of the imagination.
About the Interviewer:
Tara Chandi is SOMArts' Communications & Gallery Events Intern. She is pursuing a Master's in Interaction Design at the California College of the Arts. Her work is focused on designing for sustainable solutions and systemic change.


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Writing, even as a hobby requires an abundance of dedication. It is something that I had severely lacked before getting the motivation to finish my MS early in my starting it. (Motivation is definitely another important component, but we'll visit that at another time.)
It wasn't until I decided that I wanted to finish that story that I finally dedicated myself to doing it. And then after I finished it, I lost that dedication to the craft. I stopped writing every day. I stopped taking notes, jotting down ideas, playing with language, and outlining storylines. And what happened? I lost my skills. My typing skills suffered hugely. I've forgotten so many ideas that I've had over the past two years of not writing. But worst of all, my confidence took a terrible dive. My lack of dedication to writing began to play with my identity of myself as a writer – an identity which was bolstered by the intensity of my work on my MS.
While I know that this floundering happens to all of us at one time or another – whether it's because of the disappointment of rejection, the stagnation of writer's block, or lack of confidence as in my case – I have had to make a concerted effort to rededicate myself to my work and regain the confidence I once had. Luckily, the community of bloggers, and especially those of you who take the time to read this, have been a large part of rebuilding my confidence. So thank you for reading. I will remember you in my dedication whenever that first book gets published!


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All Means All… Except for you… Oh, sales and you too—and I'm not so crazy about you in the corner, either. But otherwise, yeah, all means all.
We've been having an ongoing discussion in our church about how to describe ourselves to people we meet. Compared to my somewhat horrendous past experiences with churches, I find our church to be very different. Nobody ever believes that when I tell him or her so. Just the word "church" conjures images of hardwood bench seats and people dressed in fancy clothes, holding Bibles or hymnals while a preacher tells everyone why they're unworthy of God's love and going to Hell—except for the chosen, of course, and for some reason, I'm never in the chosen. Sound familiar?
Then of course we have the hurdle of being not just any old church, but a Christian church. So now we've got Joel Osteen, Creflo A. Dollar and every white-male on conservative television or in the Tea Party to contend with. However, these people don't say or do anything that Jesus would remotely understand as part of his teaching. If flight had existed in the 1st Century, I doubt Jesus would have asked his followers for a $32 million dollar jet. He's the guy who fed 5000 people with two fish and some stale bread, remember? Our job is to serve, not to be served. But now I'm just ranting.
All this makes the task of people actually trying to live up to Jesus' ideals and integrity—people like Pope Francis, that much more difficult.
Other than the abusive history of Christian churches in general, there is another problem facing Christianity today. Really, this is a problem for all religious institutions. Churches, synagogues, mosques—religious institutions in general all tend to lack diversity. Just like neighborhoods, religious gathering spaces often reflect a specific demographic. So within the Christian church, there are white, black, straight, gay, Hispanic, Asian, etc. churches, but very few churches that are white, black, straight, gay, Hispanic and Asian all under one roof. This is a pity, and not at all reflective of the sort of God-connected unity through diversity Jesus was after.
It's natural for similar people to gather together. That's how we get vibrant neighborhoods like Little Italy and Chinatown. Yet, when the only people we associate with are just like us, it's difficult to create peace, love, and understanding. Jesus never asked his followers to be the same. He traveled to all sorts of different places. He talked to people the rest of society had discarded, and told them they were all God's beloved. For Jesus, all truly meant all, no exceptions. Jesus celebrated diversity because diversity is a reflection of God's creative nature. Our churches might share in that celebration, but they are still largely homogenous congregations. I think this needs to change if the church is going to be an agent for peace and love in the 21st Century, as Jesus was in the 1st Century.
How do we ever get to know each other if we're all celebrating God's presence behind closed doors, with people who believe and think exactly like us? How does God change the world if not by getting all sorts of different people together so we have the opportunity to understand each other better? No war was ever started between people who took the time to get to know each other. No war was ever won until two people came to an understanding. That sort of awareness and insight can't happen unless there is interaction. The same is true of our relationship with God. There is no awareness nor insight, no real change, until there is interaction.
The church—the movement Jesus started, and the Gentile/Jewish movement Paul propagated, was meant to be different from the rest of the world. Church is meant to stand apart from the values (or lack thereof) of our society. We're supposed to be the voice of the disenfranchised, not the people who disenfranchise. We're supposed to be the people who feed, not the people who take away food stamps. Like Jesus, we're to be the people who heal, not the people who constantly wound others—emotionally and physically. Our church is trying to do something new by creating a space that is honestly open to everyone. Yes, we have disagreements, but thankfully, most of the time we learn from those disagreements and move on. Our task is to make space for everyone: a diversity of culture, a diversity of beliefs, in one space, one people of God. It's difficult to describe, and even more difficult to accomplish. But even in our diversity there is one thing we all believe in common: With God, all things are possible.
Meditation: A different world is possible. One world, where everyone fits.


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Tomorrow, metals will flow, beauty will be powerful, borders will disappear, reflections will be free, colors will live, the future will be the present.
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It's rumored that Samsung will release two versions of the Galaxy S6, one without the edge displays and one with a two-edge display.
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Your kids get treats on Halloween. Why shouldn't you? Save some money by taking the family to these restaurants on Tuesday, Oct. 31., Halloween.
As always with free deals, call ahead to make sure your location is participating in the promotions.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., 429 Decatur St., is giving kids free meals with the purchase of an adult meal.
IHOP is giving away a free Scary Face Pancake to children ages 12 and under from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Kids can "create the spookiest, kookiest pancake you can imagine using strawberries, whipped topping, Mini OREO cookies and candy corn. One per child. Dine in only.
McAlister's Deli is offering free kids' meals on Halloween, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with the purchase of an adult meal. The deal is for ages 12 and under, and children must be in costume. Click here for a list of participating Louisiana locations.
Dickey's Barbecue Pit: Kids under 12 wearing costumes eat free at participating locations from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. See the addresses for several New Orleans area locations here.
Krispy Kreme: Wear a costume to a participating Krispy Kreme location and get one free doughnut of your choice.
Chipotle, 1208 S Clearview Parkway in Elmwood, has $3 Boo-ritos for anyone in costume on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to closing.
Do you know of more great deals for Halloween? Tell us in the comments section.


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Greetings Everyone! I hope you all had enjoyed a safe, joyful, blessed and peaceful Christmas celebration. Thank you all for a great 2011! I am looking forward for new ventures for this coming year and of course, the opportunity to share these experiences you all. Wishing Everyone a prosperous and thriving new year!!
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Happy New Year!
And so 2011 begins! 2010 was a great year, lots of challenges, still lots of joy and with Him guiding my life, this coming year will only get better! I hope that you had a great Christmas holiday…now back to the grind! haha! I hope to post some of the events that ended my 2010 year soon. Thank you for your hits and interest in my blog!
What's so Funny?
So last night, I met up with my folks and brother downtown who just picked up my mom's cousin from the airport. And, as Filipinos "roll", we like to entertain and make sure that our guests get to see ALL of Toronto in the short amount of time that they have. As I said, right from the airport, they went to the CN Tower as the first major sight-seeing tour. As I waited for them, there was a "bagpipist" playing his heart away along the bridge to the Rogers Centre (aka Skydome). The Rogers Centre has funny sculptures of charicatures of would-be audience members. So I put two-and-two together. That's my dry humour.
Smashing Magazine Photo Contest – cameo
SmashingMagazine.com is a really great site for designers as its articles continue to inspire and stir up the designers' ideas (especially when s/he is in a rut — hence I've been there a few times…<cough!>). One of their posts had requested for submissions for a contest involving images of signage…any kind of signage: directional, buildings, obscure ones. It was quite an interesting contest and I thought, what tha heck! I'll try. Although I didn't end up winning, they had still used my submissions in three different categories (just click on the screen shots below). For networkability, it was nice to be included. And just for fun, here's a link to all the others I had to narrow my selections down as we were only allowed to submit three: signs from mddphotography.
Thanks Smashing Magazine!
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Hi Folks!
Thank you for the overwhelming support by checking out the website. Sorry, I'm kinda new at this and had not expected the bandwidth on my web host to max out (which in a sense, I'm humbled!). I hope to have this cleared up as soon as possible! So, for those of you who cannot access the site yet, please "Hang tight"!
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I have always been a pretty sensitive person when it came to people hurting my feelings because I have tried to be as aware as possible to everyone's feelings around me. (Okay that is only when I'm not angry with the person.) So since Thursday afternoon I have been at my Aunt and Uncle's beach condo and my cousin is here. My cousin has apparently had a lot of family issues in the past and I understand that in the past couple or few years she has gotten pretty close to my Aunt and Uncle. Our uncle is pretty much her only Father figure she has ever had in her life. They care for her a lot and she has told me about how they have told her Grandmother who she lives with that they will buy my cousin her school clothes so she could stay with them longer during the summer. So I understand…While we were out last night we went and ran some errands. Our last stop was Target and we went in for apparently trash bags and water and my cousin went and looked at some bathing suits and I felt so awkward because I didn't bring my wallet or anything so I was like okay well I don't have my money right now to buy a bathing suit so I guess I won't look at bathing suits for me. My aunt didn't offer to buy me a bathing suit too. She just talked to my cousin about a bathing suit. My cousin talked to me about her getting which bathing suit out of three and in the end my aunt got her three new bathing suits and didn't offer to get me one. It made me feel so left out. I didn't know what to think honestly. It seemed rude and I felt bad.
I think I wasn't so upset about that but more on the memories it brought up. I went for a walk on the beach and texted my friend about it and I teared up a bit. I think it was because in the past with the person I had considered my adoptive mother (I don't anymore and don't want her in my life, you can read all about the drama on my about me page if you wanted to). A couple years back she had taken my best friend and me to a bunch of stores and it all surrounded my best friend and I know she doesn't get to have the whole shopping spree thing a lot but it's not like we have money popping out our ears. I tried to be encouraging towards my best friend because to be honest I would've let someone buy me clothes if they wanted to buy me clothes. Who would deny that they want things and when it's offered we want it so we say yes? ( I have no idea if that sentence made sense.)
So anyway, she had bought my best friend over $200 worth of clothes. That was dresses, shirts, shorts, and jeans. She had gotten me something like shorts and two shirts but I mean I was apparently her daughter right? It hurt me a little bit when she did that because it wasn't equal and it's not like she owed something to my best friend or my best friend's family. It was nice but honestly did we have the money to be spending on other people? She would do things like this all the time because she wanted people to look at her and think she was sweet and kind and giving. I have a lot of issues with this lady as you can tell.
What hurt me most is after the three of us went shopping for my best friend and gave her a shopping spree she then went to some more stores with me and was looking for more dresses for my best friend. My best friend wasn't even there. I felt like I was going to cry (I am a sensitive person goshdanggit!) and so I walked away and was looking at clothes and she got mad because I wasn't be supportive of my best friend apparently. I loathe that lady with all my heart. I had to live with her and deal with all of her BS. So when this whole bathing suit thing happened (it was still rude) it just brought up some feeling I hadn't had in a while. Jealousy, betrayal. Pitty-like feelings. haha but that's what makes us human I suppose.
(Sorry for the rant/depressing thing)
Some funny depression (sort of depression) related pictures:


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7 Quick and Easy Desserts to Satisfy a Sweet Tooth
Your family will love these decadent desserts, and you'll love how easy they are to throw together.
Dinner has been served, the dishes are done and now the kids -- and, let's face it, you too -- are craving a sweet treat to end the day. You search the house, but the freezer-burned remains of your favorite ice cream and the two stale store-bought cookies in the pantry just aren't cutting it tonight.
Why not try one of these delicious, quick, and easy desserts instead? Your family will think you're really spoiling them -- and they'll never guess how easy it was to make.
- Ultimate Deep-Dish Brownies
Got chocolate fans in the family? They won't be able to resist this taste sensation created by Katie Moseman, a food blogger and recipe developer at Recipe for Perfection. "Once you've had these Ultimate Deep-Dish Brownies, you'll never go back to regular brownies again. They're incredibly decadent, yet very easy to make," she says. With just 10 minutes of prep time, you'll be out of the kitchen and enjoying your treat in no time.
- Easy Blackberry Crumble
Feeling fruity? Your taste buds will thank you for trying out this recipe, also courtesy of Moseman. "Parents will love how this Easy Blackberry Crumble is ready for the oven in just minutes. Kids will love the sweet fruitiness and the bright purple color of the juices. And everyone will love topping it off with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!" she says.
- Chocolate Coconut Avocado Pudding
Looking for a sneaky way to make dessert healthy? Yes, that's right -- this deliciously creamy chocolate pudding is actually good for you! Toni Sicola, a certified wellness coach, nutrition expert and well-being blogger at Cultivated Wellbeing, says, "This pudding is silky smooth, rich and creamy -- but it's totally dairy-free and full of healthy fiber and fats from the avocado hiding inside! Even the little ones will love it. Simply throw everything into the food processor and mix until smooth. Couldn't be simpler." Prepare it in the kitchen so your kids don't turn their noses up at the green stuff, and they'll be none the wiser.
- Bloomin' Apple
It doesn't get much easier than this two-ingredient dessert recipe, which turns an ordinary apple into a special treat. Lisa Cain, author of "Snack Girl to the Rescue!" and founder of Snack Girl, created this healthier and easier-to-eat version of the caramel apple. "When my kids come home from school, they always demand cookies. The Bloomin' Apple is a little bit of a treat and a whole apple [that] keeps them satisfied until dinner." Tape the recipe to the fridge so babysitters can serve it as a snack anytime or for you to make as an after-dinner dessert the whole family will love.
- Gluten-Free Almond Cookies
With only four ingredients, these yummy almond cookies by Snack Girl are a breeze to make. Cain says, "These almond cookies are great if you have friends that are gluten-free. They are packed with nutrition and much more satisfying than cookies made with white flour."
- Red Velvet Kiss Cookies
Craving a decadent red velvet cake? Save time by making this delicious cookie version dreamed up by Whitney Bond, author of the cookbook "Buffalo Style" and creator of Little Leopard Book. "I love having something sweet to snack on after a meal. Red Velvet Kiss Cookies are a sweet treat after a weeknight dinner."
- Gluten-Free Nutella Strawberry Shortcake
Your family will thank you for this quick take on strawberry shortcake from Little Leopard Book. Bond says, "This Gluten-Free Nutella Strawberry Shortcake is the perfect way to finish off a delicious weekend dinner. It's simple to whip up and sure to cure that sweet tooth!"
With these seven quick and easy desserts, you can leave the store-bought sweets where they belong -- at the store -- while still giving your family a tasty treat in no time. Seven nights in a week, seven easy recipes ... coincidence?
Craving more sweet treat ideas? Try these 5 healthy desserts for kids.
Victoria Georgoff is a freelance writer and psychotherapist who enjoys writing about parenting, helping other parents and, of course, being a parent herself. Follow her on Twitter.
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I had an accident. I will explain later, but for now here are some pics that may say a thousand words.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Rollerblading Accident
Posted by barlow.stephanie at 1:01 PM
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Oh my goodness Stephanie! OUCH!! Those pictures pained me to look at. ::shivers:: I hope you heal up well.ReplyDelete
You better tell us what happened. Your hand looks bad. It looks really painful. Those pictures were pretty disgusting. Get better soon.ReplyDelete
Looks like something out of a horror movie! Holy ouch! Hope it heals quickly for you...ReplyDelete
gross! I hope you're feeling betterReplyDelete
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Voy empezar con i miss you all and i heard that its starting to look a lot like christmas over there. Thats really cool! i will something would happen here to make make it look a little more like christmas. I guess the only difference between summer and winter here is that its not as hot and it gets darker earlyier. So being my first winter without snow, it doesnt yet feel like christmas is coming. There are a few houses here that have christmas lights and a christmas tree, but its still not something that the average person here has. Oh and i got the package today! thank you all! i havent quiet gotten a good look at the contense because i had to go to the offices to pick it up and i just put everything in my backpack and left. There at the offices i asked the assistent about whether he thinks i am going or staying. He says that the other assistent did a lot of the transfers and that i am probably staying. I do love this ward that i am so it wouldnt be disappointing if i stayed but i also would like to see a new area. Im a big fan on changes.
After my stay at the offices me and my companero left and went a little further into the center of tijuana to meet up with two other missioneries and eat at a place called Pampas. Its a pretty nice meat buffet. We went there becasue its Elder Bowers last week here on the mission. Its a pretty nice place. The have the normal set up that other buffets have, where you go and fill up your plate of food. But the also have people walking around with fresh meats of all kinds or just a few different kinds of meats cooked in different ways. With those guys walking around offering meat every minute i could hardly clean my plate, and you should all now thats saying something becaue i can eat pretty fast. But... Pampas is kind of a once or twice in a mission thing and i dont think i will be going back there again soon. Here we would say "es muy fresa"
Ok well that was basically what we have done so far today. And now about this week.
Early this week one of Oswaldos kids (Eder) who got baptized last week turned 11 and me and Elder Hernandez went over to have dinner with them. That family has spent time living in the states and so eating with them is a tiny bit more americanized. Like they grilled hamburgers, ofter meat [Mother's note: I have no idea what he means by "ofter meat." Anyone have a guess?], they had american chips, american sodas, applesauce (first time eating applesauce for my companero) and other stuff. So they live in an appartment so he dosnt really have a deck or place outside to grill the burgers....so he did it in his living room. The whole appartment filled up with smoke. But thats ok.
Sunday was also pretty sweet, Oswalds family got confirmed and during the sacrament meeting we got to hear from the stake youth/a little older then youth chior. It was awesome. They put together a program kind of like those of the primery. They sing a Christmas song and then talk about it and the sing another song and so on. It was really great. I will send a pic of the chior. That day we also started talking to a family that went to watch a friend of theirs sing. This family has been to church a time or two but haved ever really talked with the missionaries. We talked to them about how they liked the services and they liked it a lot. We are going to go visit them this monday. I really hope all goes well with them.
This coming week we have the ward christmas dinner. So the next letter will probably have a little of that in it! :)
Well love you all and have a great week.
Elder Evans
PS Happy Birthday Mom! I would write you this on the 12th if i could but early will have to do. [Mother's note: he remembered my birthday on his own! Jim says he didn't remind Jimmy]
|EJ at Pampas
|The youth choir (No, EJ is not in this picture)