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Time Frame for a Kitchen Remodel in California, USA
Remodeling a kitchen is an exciting process; it is a way to make your living space more enjoyable. Even though a cost is involved, you can still redo your kitchen on a budget. The majority of those who remodel get a good return on the investment. Remodeling also comes with many questions and concerns for the homeowner as well. The better your understanding of the process, the faster and easier the remodel will go. This guide will help you understand a little more of the typical course of a kitchen remodel to give you an approximate idea of how much time it takes to go from planning a kitchen remodel to showing off the before and after pictures.
Phase One: Design and Planning
The initial phase of a remodeling project involves the planning. This first step in your plan is when you will meet with your designer and contractor and figure out how your dreams will become a reality. Contrary to what many people believe, this phase can take several weeks. Your designer will take you to showrooms and stores to look at various materials, colors, and trends. You will need to choose a layout that fits your lifestyle, possibly searching through many floor plans, obtain permits, and depending on the cost, get the necessary financing.
The Designer in California, USA
Because the kitchen is a central part of the home in California, USA, you will want a qualified and competent professional in charge of creating your dream kitchen. Whenever possible, aim for a designer certified by the National Kitchen and Bath Association. This certification proves that the designer has studied and mastered required aspects of mechanics, construction, electrical work, plumbing, and safety. Interview several designers in CA and ask for references and portfolios with examples of their completed designs. Look for a designer with whom you feel at ease so that you can share your vision confidently. If the designer makes you feel uncomfortable or intimidated, you will have difficulties sharing your ideas. Many designers have checklists and worksheets for their clients to help with planning and organization of the project. If your designer does not offer these, you can find them online. Also, remember that some designers employ contractors and vice versa; linking both professionals through the same company and creating a package deal could help save you money.
The Contractor
Often the most stressful part of a remodeling job is finding a great contractor in California, USA. Occasionally a friend or relative can give advice about companies and contractors they know, but it still is a good idea to make an effort to research contractors. Here are some tips for dealing with contractors and finding the right one for your renovation project.
Contracts and Payments
After choosing the contractor and designer in California, USA, you will move forward drawing up contracts and ironing out details. There are a few important tips about this process which can save you money and headaches.
The designing and planning phase of a kitchen remodeling project is lengthy in California, USA, but it is important to be careful and thorough with this initial phase. Homeowners should plan on being flexible and patient in this phase because the very best designers and contractors are often booked weeks ahead. Depending on the ease of scheduling meetings and interviews, you should expect the planning phase to take between four to six weeks.
Phase Two:
Now that your planning phase is complete it is time to move forward into the physical remodeling of your kitchen in California, USA. Fortunately, in nearly all kitchen remodels the homeowners can safely remain in the home. The downside to this is you are in a home that is also a construction zone without a working kitchen in CA. Homeowners with young children find this to be troublesome, if not dangerous. If your kids are small, you may want to consider staying with friends or family until the major parts of the construction phase are complete. Plan on exercising as much patience and perseverance as possible and focus on the finished project. Depending on the work to be completed, a kitchen remodel can take up to six weeks, longer if items such as custom built kitchen cabinets are a part of the design. The following are the steps involved in a kitchen remodel after the planning phase is complete.
The first step in the process is to remove appliances, fixtures, art, and furniture. Often these will be stored in your garage or another safe place. Once everything moveable is gone from the kitchen contractors remove cabinets in CA, counters, and flooring.
The second step is where most homeowners encounter unpleasant surprises. Your contractor will inspect all of the elements of the kitchen to be sure everything is safe and up to code. In the event of problems, the contractor should contact you immediately and provide a written estimate of necessary repairs including cost and a time frame.
Once the kitchen is up to code, your contractor in California, USA will install the necessary electrical and plumbing work. A local inspector will examine this work. Your contractor then installs insulation, drywall, and primer; followed by flooring.
The installation of cabinetry and counters is the next step, after which your contractor will seal the perimeter with caulking if any gaps are present.
The contractor will install your backsplashes, plumbing fixtures, and trim next; followed by finishing the floor. Once the freshly applied floor finish is dry, painting and papering commences.
The final step is installing appliances and light fixtures as well as cleaning the kitchen. The last step is also the time for last minute touchups before calling the project complete.
When homeowners see the step by step process outlined, a kitchen remodeling in California, USA venture can seem like a very daunting project. It is important to be realistic with expectations and plan ahead for the unforeseen occurrences which often slow the construction process as well as increase the cost of the remodel. All totaled, you can expect your kitchen remodel to last at least eight weeks, often up to 12 weeks barring any mistakes or unexpected issues.
Ideas for Remodeling a Small Kitchen in California, USA:
Undertaking the remodel of a small kitchen has a unique set of challenges. Many kitchens are small by necessity; load bearing walls, the positioning of plumbing, and building codes are a few of the reason your kitchen may be tiny. By no means does this mean that your kitchen is without hope. When planning a kitchen remodel for a small space, many homeowners ask themselves, "Where can I find designers or contractors near me who specialize in small kitchen remodeling?" You will need to ask specific questions to find professionals with experience in planning a small kitchen remodel, but it will be well worth the effort.
Special design points for a small kitchen in California, USA
Many homes with small kitchens have structural elements that led builders to create smaller kitchens. If this is an issue for your kitchen, you will need to consider just how far you are willing to go in your remodel in CA. Do you want to create a kitchen with a smarter use of space and an illusion of openness or do you want to allow workmen to knock down walls and reroute plumbing and electric? Remember that a full blown rebuilding of your kitchen will extend the time and increase the cost of your remodeling project. It is also important to note that a renovation project which involves large scale rebuilding may require more permits and inspections. Here are a few structural elements that add style and improve function in a small kitchen.
Color has power. Choosing the right color in your kitchen can create the illusion of space even if there is not room for an open floor plan. Designers usually propose keeping small spaces light and bright when remodeling in California, USA. Fortunately, many of the shades and materials that are light and bright and give a feeling of spaciousness are also top design trends for 2017. Planning around colors may require some compromise regarding the kitchen of your dreams. The cherry cabinets and dark granite countertop which look outstanding in spacious kitchens will not lighten or brighten a small kitchen.It is best to avoid dark cabinets and dark colors altogether unless you are using a dark shade as an accent color in small doses. While color trends come and go, here are some timeless top color trends which also will give a sense of openness to your kitchen.
Storage space is an issue nearly all homeowners struggle with at times; a small kitchen in CA compounds this annoying issue into a major problem. Your contractor and designer will easily remedy the problem of storage space if you are choosing to have a larger renovation of your small kitchen in California, USA. Because this may not be practical for your kitchen and you are opting to stay with your existing floor plan and not rebuild, here are some helpful ideas to present to your designer and contractor.
It is likely that your designer has numerous ideas for remodeling small kitchens and would be happy to display their design portfolio. Likewise, your contractor may have great suggestions for moving items within the space constraints of your kitchen. However, offering some of your favorite ideas or providing pics of specific design ideas are both great ways to personalize the project and help your designer and contractor create the kitchen you want. While remodeling a small kitchen in CA is an extensive project making your small kitchen more spacious and useful is worth your time and effort.


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What Does It Mean To Change An Object?
Some of the reader comments about last week's note suggest a question of definition. For example, one of the comments eventually leads to an example that includes the following code:
template< class Item > inline auto concat( NcArray<Item> a, Item const v ) -> NcArray<Item> { a.append( movable( v ) ); return movable( a ); }
This code appears as part of the definition of a class named
NcArray, which is intended to represent an array is never copied, but still supports operations, such as the function
concat defined here, that appears to create a new object that contains a copy of the original object's elements.
I say appears in the previous sentence because what really happens is the result of
concat contains the contents of its argument augmented by concatenating a new element, and has the side effect that the argument is no longer usable. In other words, if I have an
NcArray object named
foo, and an element named
x, and I write
auto bar = concat(foo, x);
then when I'm done, the value of
bar is an
NcArray whose elements are all of the elements in
foo followed by a copy of
x, and as a side effect, I must promise that I will never again use the value of
The question, then, is whether this call of
concat modifies
foo. We might argue that the definition of
concat requires its users to write their code in ways that work properly regardless of whether
concat modifies
foo. If a program never uses a variable again after passing it as the first argument of
concat, it meets this requirement.
With this notion in mind, let's look again at the
collatz_vec function I showed two weeks ago. This function executes the statement
repeatedly in a loop, where
result is a
vector<unsigned>. Using the technique that I described in that article, we could define a tail-recursive auxiliary function something like
vector<unsigned> collatz_vec_aux(unsigned n, unsigned count, vector<unsigned> result)
and then replace the recursive calls in
collatz_aux by something like
return collatz_vec_aux(n / 2, count + 1, concat(result, n));
concat would be a function written along the lines of the first example in this article, which would give the appearance of creating a new
vector containing the elements of
result along with a new element at the end, but which would really recycle the
vector's previous contents instead of copying them.
This technique would work for this particular example. However, it does not meet what I think is the definition of a data structure that never changes after being created. For such a data structure, I think it is reasonable to insist that after executing
auto bar = concat(foo, x);
the value of
foo must be whatever it was before, and there should be no prohibition against looking at that value.
I had thought until recently that such a data structure must be impossible if it were based on contiguous data structures such as arrays or vectors — and, in a sense, I still think it is impossible. However, one can almost get there through cheating. Here's how.
Consider the following simple data structure, each instance of which represents an initial segment of a vector:
template<class T> struct Thing { typename vector<T>::size_type size; shared_ptr<vector<T>> p; };
We can imagine implementing a nondestructive
concat function along these lines:
template<class T> Thing<T> concat(const Thing<T>& t, T n) { Thing<T> result = t; ++result.size; result.p->push_back(n); }
This code would affect the contents of the
vector associated with a
Thing, but because its
size element would remain unchanged, the change to the
vector would be invisible. Accordingly, after
auto bar = concat(foo, x);
it would still be possible to access the value of
The reason I said one could almost get there is that the following example fails:
auto bar = concat(foo, x); auto baz = concat(foo, y);
Here, we would like
baz to hold the (original) elements of
foo followed by
y, but
bar has left the underlying
vector in a state that renders this strategy impossible. The solution is to make
concat check whether the
Thing's size matches the
vector's size; if it doesn't, it is necessary to copy the
vector. This strategy allows well-behaved programs such as
collatz_vec to run efficiently, while still delivering semantics — at a price — that preserve the value of
concat's argument. We can see this price: Defining
bar above takes O(1) time, but defining
baz takes O(n) time, where n is the number of elements in
I think that these examples show a fundamental limitation of array-based data structures: There is only one place where "the next element" in such a data structure can go. As a result, if you want to be able to augment a data structure in a uniformly efficient way, it seems to be necessary to use a node-based structure rather than an array-based one.


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Attention, shoppers: New commissary opens at submarine base
Groton — Just a few minutes after the new Navy Commissary opened to customers Wednesday morning, Julie Qualley pushed a cart along the meat aisle, looking for a juicy- looking steak for dinner.
"I love the produce, and the whole store is much easier to move around in, much easier to find stuff," said Qualley, whose cart so far held a couple of packages of ground turkey, several zucchini, a container of strawberries and four packages of fresh mushrooms. "It has a much easier flow."
Qualley, a Groton resident whose husband is retired from the Navy, was one of dozens who lined up on the brisk, breezy morning awaiting the opening of the new store at the conclusion of a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Joe Cancellieri of Norwich, who retired from the Naval Submarine Base, said he shopped once a week at the older, smaller commissary, and was eager to see the new one.
"I've been looking forward to it for months," he said, as he stood in the long line before the opening. "The meats are very good, and they have the best prices."
The $15 million project, funded by the Defense Commissary Agency with funds from a 5 percent surcharge added to grocery bills, is the fourth commissary at the base, the first one opening in 1918, said Capt. Carl Lahti, commanding officer of the sub base.
"The commissary has always enjoyed a robust patronage by all military members, and this new commissary is bigger and better than its predecessor," he said.
The new 57,000-square-foot store replaces a smaller space shared by the commissary and the Navy Exchange, which will now take over that entire space, said Rick Brink, spokesman for the agency. It has an expanded inventory including a larger delicatessen and bakery, and is powered by energy-saving light fixtures and refrigeration units.
"I think there's going to be a run on the rotisserie chicken today," U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said at the end of his brief remarks during the ceremony.
Joining him at the ceremony were U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, D-2nd District. Courtney said the new store will make an important contribution to ensuring good quality of life for military families and retirees in southeastern Connecticut. Both he and Blumenthal, along with other speakers, said the investment in the new store also helps solidify the sub base's future, adding to the more than $100 million worth of infrastructure improvements made over the last nine years.
"This commissary makes the statement that this sub base is not going away," Blumenthal said. "It remains absolutely vital to our nation's security."
Being able to shop in the new store, he added, is a benefit military families have earned.
"They and their families deserve a quality of life that matches their quality of service," Blumenthal said.
Brink said prices at the store are about 30 percent below those at commercial supermarkets. In 2013, commissary sales totaled $21.9 million from a customer base of about 32,500. The store is open to anyone who currently serves in or is retired from any branch of the military and Coast Guard and their families.
At the close of the ceremony, Keith Hagenbuch, executive director for store operations for the agency, invited the awaiting customers inside.
"The doors are open," he said. "Welcome, and shop, shop, shop."
Among those who took his advice was Tina Lee, whose husband serves in the Coast Guard's International Ice Patrol, based in New London. She came both to do her regular weekly shopping and to hear her son and other members of the West Side Middle School band perform at the ceremony.
"I come twice a week for the price and the convenience," said Lee, a Groton resident, who was checking the prices on jars of mayonnaise. "I like it so far. The aisles are much wider, so it's easier to maneuver."
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LOWELL -- Angela Westen was traveling the world. She stopped in France, Italy and Spain, and next up was America for six months.
Or so she thought.
"It's amazing because I really wasn't planning to stay here," said Westen, owner of Angela Westen Insurance Agency. "It was just supposed to be a six-month visa. I didn't come here to make money. It was just for pleasure and to see the USA."
But she never left, building the insurance agency from the ground up in Lowell.
Now, Westen, 52, is one of 26 immigrants in Massachusetts nominated for The Immigrant Learning Center's 2013 Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards. They "represent outstanding business leaders" who founded businesses, and seven of the 26 nominees are from Lowell.
Life was good for Westen when she moved from Brazil in 1999. She had just graduated from college with a business degree, she was employed and she had an apartment.
However, her Brazil life ended when she came to Massachusetts, working with a friend in her second month here.
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"But I had a dream to open my own business," Westen said. "I didn't want to work for anyone else."
So four years ago, she opened the Lowell agency, offering auto insurance, home and apartment insurance, professional liability insurance and more. She also offers individual tax preparation, notarization, Portuguese/English translations, immigration services and Brazilian passports and visas.
"Every day is very busy. Some days I'm staying here until 7 or 7:30 p.m.," Westen said. "My husband asks me, 'Why do you work so many hours?' Because I like to work.
"I feel very happy when I help the customer," she added. "I want to continue to offer the best prices and be a part of the community."
Westen says she has heard of some insurance agencies deceiving customers about policies and lying about prices. She says her honesty has helped her acquire loyal clients along the way.
"Being honest and offering good services is most important," Westen said. "I don't work for only the money. I want to help the customer and this makes me happy."


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Grant Paterson House, Guthrie Street, Dd1 5bs, Dundee, Angus, DD1 5BST: 01539 444408
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Area: DD1 5BS
Area Type: Less Affluent Singles & Students In Urban Areas
Characterised by privately rented and mortgaged accommodation, these areas comprise smaller than average terraced properties and converted flats. Densely populated and found within cosmopolitan inner cities and areas on the outskirts of major towns, these are mainly young neighbourhoods comprising couples and singles. Many are students or those on the lower rungs of the career ladder, employed in a mix of professional, white collar and manual occupations. They are credit hungry and we start to see evidence of poor payment histories increasing their credit risk.


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Cincinnati45944If you are consider homeschooling in Cincinnati 45944 getting the right homeschool curriculum or program is essential. Many home schools in Ohio advertise in the classifieds ads section of local papers in Cincinnati offering online or virtual homeschooling groups or forums.
A good way to find the best hommrdchooling options in Washington DCis to check out your own connections and any homeschooling groups you find in OH
Many of these will publish a free version of their curriculum and also tell you how to home-school in Washington.
Homeschooled pupils will often achieve better statistics when following a good online schedule. This is especially true when is comes to delivering math help and science help in Ohio
There are many type of offering including schooling options for Secular classes, Christian classes, and Catholic classes as well as many other forms of religious observance. These can be operated at all levels from kindergarten through preschool to high school levels.
There are some companies that offer complete programs for homeschooling one such company is known as K12 or K-12 home schooling Washington.
BJU Press also do a wide range of books that may help you develop a good curriculum.
ABeka also offer good accredited home-schooling resources plans and again are applicable to Cincinnati OH.
The keystone homeschool is another great resource for anyone considering this option and again their blogs and book you may find very useful.
Homeschooling Pros and Cons
Why homeschool in Cincinnati
There are many benefits of homeschooling in Cincinnati, the main one is that your child will get a much higher level of personal attention than they would even at a private school. You are much more in control of what they learn, what pace they learn at and what kind of maths, and science curriculum they will follow. The correct kind of program and transcript can lead to a great home schooling diploma.
You should also consider some of the downside and think about things like the isolation your child might feel when not mixing on a daily basis with other children. If you are going to undertake the schooling yourself it does mean you will be with your child 24/7.
It also can be expensive as you will not be earning as much if you are spending all your time educating your child.
How does homeschooling work?
Homeschooling is probably the most common term currently in use to describe parents taking direct responsibility for their children's education. Other phrases used include: home-based education, home-based learning, family- and community-based learning, homelearning.
There are a number of different approaches that can be taken by parents according to their values, beliefs and personal styles and what they believe will works for their own individual children.
On the spectrum between structure and freedom, at one end there is the structured approach of "school-at-home" in which the family follows a grade-based curriculum using textbooks and worksheets, and at the other end of the spectrum there is what is sometimes called "unschooling" or "child-led learning," which is more informal and integrated into daily life.
There are also approaches in-between these two poles that combine structure and natural learning in different measures, and for each of all these approaches there are variations according to the family's values and beliefs and particular philosophies of life
How to start homeschooling in Ohio
1. Locate homeschool group for OH
2. Locate your local support group
3. Join other homeschoolers online.
4. Read "how to" books about homeschooling.
5. Locate curriculum providers..
6. Go to your local teacher's store.
7. Attend your first curriculum fair..
8. Now that you've picked out your curriculum and have a plan, you're ready to join HSLDA.
The later HSDLA is a legal association for homeschooling defence and their mission is "To preserve and advance the fundamental, God-given, constitutional right of parents and others legally responsible for their children to direct their education. In so doing, we rely on two fundamental freedoms, parental rights and religious freedom. We advocate for these freedoms in the courtrooms, before government officials, and in the public arena. Additionally, we assist other educational organizations in similar activities, where possible and appropriate."
Homeschooling in Cincinnati 45944 is a real alternative to the more conventional schooling options.
If you choose to home school or homelearning in Washington your kids you do not have to do it all yourself there are many great resource out there to help with things like curriculums and many groups and forums as well as other online resources to aid you.


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Thanks for stopping by Refresh with Dawn Herring. I hope you enjoy browsing through the postings and get to know me a bit better. I'm Dawn Herring, host of #JournalChat Live and Links Edition for all things journaling on Twitter and Facebook. I'm also a writer and artist focused on refreshment, journaling, and positive change. Email me at email@example.com with any questions or comments you may have. Thanks and enjoy your stay!
Journal Writing Prompts
by Dawn Herring
Music can be a daily inspiration, especially in our writing, whether it's using music to help create a certain mood when writing a scene in a novel or playing music to help us stay focused when writing.
Music or a lyric from a song can be a catalyst toward the creation of poetry or add cultural or meaningful relevance in a novel scene or invoke a memoir piece.
Journaling Prompt:
Take a lyric, either from your favorite song or one you happen to have replaying in your mind at the moment.
Ask yourself: Does this lyric carry a positive or negative connotation for me? Why? Journal your answer.
Does this lyric prompt a positive or negative memory? If so, journal this memory in detail.
In helping to give yourself perspective with this memory, how do you feel about this lyric now compared to when you had this memory? How are you different? How are you the same? How have things changed for you in a positive way from the time of this memory?
Journal writing tip: When writing your memory in conjunction with the song lyric, express yourself fully, including as much detail as possible. Use all of your senses: reveal scents/odors, recall the touch of something relevant, discover the sounds anew, describe colors and rich detail of the setting, taste and describe what is good.
Date your entry and record your age and occupation and name any significant relationships in your current life. These details will prove to be useful for future reference in giving you a clearer picture of your personal development.
For further writing:
Use this lyric or the memory it invokes as the start of a poem, short story, essay, a memoir piece, or use it to add texture or relevance to the scene in a novel you're writing.
For more journaling prompts, go to My Journaling Prompts page on my website!
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Groton — The Navy said Wednesday it has relieved Cmdr. Joseph Biondi from his duty as commanding officer of the Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS San Juan.
Biondi is one of five commanding officers relieved of their duties since January 2014 across the entire Navy, said Timothy Hawkins, a spokesman for Submarine Group 2.
"Biondi's relief was related to shortfalls in professional performance, leading to leadership's loss of confidence in his ability to serve in a position of command authority," according to a Navy press release.
Capt. Vernon Parks, the commander of Submarine Development Squadron 12, relieved Boindi from his position because of "a loss of confidence in his ability to serve effectively as commanding officer," the release said.
The professional shortcomings were determined from periodic assessments and examinations over the course of his command tour, which began in April 2012, Hawkins said. The deficiencies were not related to personal misconduct. They had to do with how he did his job, Hawkins said. Hawkins would not describe the specifics of Biondi's professional shortcomings.
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Biondi enlisted in the Navy after graduating high school in Spokane, Wash., in 1987 and his first assignment was on the USS Sunfish.
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The eight-year-old sense of humour is as strange and wondrous thing. I remember thinking, 'Where's the paracetamol?' 'The parrots ate 'em all' was absolutely hilarious, back in the day. It's not quite so funny when you find you're living on the darned things though, especially when all of a sudden you go to your paracetamol stash and find that the parrots do indeed appear to have eaten them all!
I'm having a bit of a flare (fizzle, flare-ette, floret?) this week – not what I needed the first week back from hols, but heck, it's not what we need any time, is it? It doesn't help that I have a slight cold on top of it, so I'm bunged up and headachy too, and I'm definitely having the maximum number of paracetamol allowed every day, which is why, although I tend to buy some every time I'm in a chemist or super market, just in case, I went to my paracetamol stash today and found the cupboard was bare!
They do nothing at all for inflammation and swelling, but I'm already taking everything I can for that side of things and they really DO help with the pain!
Thank goodness I'm the world's untidiest penguin – and I was able to rummage some up from behind my bedside table, in my handbag, in my lunch bag … and now I come to think of it there might be a couple in my toilet bag! Still, another trip to the chemist is required tomorrow I think! Annoyingly I was there only yesterday but, for the first time in ages, completely forget to buy any paracetamol!
Off to take the bedside table stash and go zzzzz…..
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Pollyanna…. you are toooo funny….. prrots ate em ol!!!!!!!!!! What the heck does that stuff do???? I'm thinkin' it might be like our Tylenol?????????? LOL
My thoughts are with you…. a while back, my leg blew up and foot, then the other one…. and i kept thinking,,,, cut back on the salt.. what the heck is this???? I still just can't wrap my head around all the weird things that RA can do to a person's body…. The Doc says,,, come see me when a flare happens… if a "flare" is when i feel like sh__…. that would be a lot of visits!!!! yikes…Lots of things are 1 day only and who knows what it is,,, but i just suck it up and go on.. i'm lucky, don't HAVE to do anything if i don't want… (retired 60's girl, with a young mind and spirit),,, but the body doesn't do what it used to… I have started something we call Water Areobics……….1 hr. of pool excercise,,, on Wed. and Fri…. can't do Mon, cause i quilt that day… all in all i'm a very lucky girl….
Just wanted to send you a warm hug from the USA… and hope your feeling well again soon… hugs
Comment by barbara johnson— September 23, 2011 #
Ok…hoping this lifts your spirits. Happy Feet Two is due for release soon 🙂 Now if that didn't lift a penguin's spirits, I don't know what will. And on the human side…(((HUGS)))…feel better.
Comment by deb aka murphthesurf— September 24, 2011 #
Hi Pollyanna, hope that you're feeling better. My little boy absolutely loved Happy Feet 2 and giggled the whole time.
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Camera in hand, I stood atop the low bluffs between Elizabethtown's historic Rose Hotel and the broad Ohio. With luck I just might get an adequate photograph of the river, complete with floating logs, etc. While framing in, I heard a metallic squawk off to the left, and blamed it on a small boat, perhaps even a barge, but a quick turn about revealed a heron. Only three quick shots were allowed. Two of them went awry.
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