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Lisa and Clay's Artsy and Calm Collaboration
Name: Lisa Congdon and Clay Walsh
Location: Mission District, San Francisco
Size: 1,000 square feet
Years lived in: 6 years
Artist and Rare Device store owner Lisa Congdon is no stranger to Apartment Therapy. We've featured her art, the products based on her works, her store displays, and even a tour of her house a few years ago. But as with any creative person, Lisa has changed the decor of her home several times since we last visited, and especially since her partner, Clay moved in this year.
The kitchen and office/bedroom have changed the most since we last visited Lisa's home. Her art studio, which was once housed in the bedroom space that is now the office, is currently located off-site. The bedroom area, which has been painted twice since we last saw it, is now a cool, serene blue and has been drastically pared down since Clay moved in.
Some of our favorite elements about Lisa and Clay's home are the plate rail holding up their art collection in the hallway, the vintage wares and plate wall in the kitchen, and all the artwork spread throughout the house. We're especially fond of the works dedicated to Lisa's friendly 2-year-old pup, Wilfredo. Lisa also owns two cats, Barry and Margaret, named after her two favorite artists, Barry McGee and Margaret Kilgallen.
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My/Our style: I have lived in this apartment for 6 years and when Clay moved in this year we decided to redecorate. I am a collector and she is a minimalist so combining our styles has been a creative challenge, but one that we embraced whole-heartedly, especially since we are both people who love being in our home and are both domestic at heart.
Our style is first and foremost modern, but I'm a collector of many odd things (vintage scissors, celluloid reindeer, tiny globes, letters and signage, vintage photographs, etc), so some of the rooms in our home have a certain "cabinet of curiosities" feel. I have collected mid-century furniture and objects for 15 years, and love to combine it with current modern pieces and thrifted items that we've repurposed. I love mixing the old with the new, mid-century with Victorian with white laminate. Clay prefers a slightly more simple style of décor than I do, so we've worked together so that her sense of calm and simplicity is satisfied.
Inspiration: The pieces of furniture and the objects I collect and my love for midcentury combined with my partner Clay's sensibilities around space and creating a sense of calm.
Favorite Element: Lisa: The railing we installed in my 28-foot hallway to place part of our art collection. Clay: The simplicity of the bedroom.
Biggest Challenge: We have an enormous art collection (mostly small stuff, fortunately) so one of the greatest challenges for us was finding space for that in our small space. We have art in every room (including the bathroom), but we also recently installed a 28 foot "plate rail" from Ikea in the hallway and placed a good portion of the art on that without nailing a zillion holes in the wall. We can rotate art in and out of the railing as well, which we love.
What Friends Say: That there's a lot to look at!
Biggest Embarrassment: The laundry room. It's hideous.
Proudest DIY: The plate wall in my kitchen. It has caught the attention of a lot of people, and has been featured in two books, the local paper, a magazine and several design blogs.
Biggest Indulgence: The Kofod Larsen credenza in the living room. It is my prized possession.
Best advice: Cluster like items on tables and shelves.
Dream source: Monument, a midcentury store on Valencia Street.
Furniture: Ikea, Touch on Valencia Street, West Elm, Alameda Flea Market, San Francisco Antique Mall, Rare Device, Swallowtail, ebay
Lighting: Design within Reach, Alameda Flea Market, Ikea
Paint: Benjamin Moore
Beds:: West Elm
Artwork: Too many to name but some of my favorite pieces are by Mike Maxwell, Christopher Bettig, Mark Warren Jacques, Diana Fayt, Lorena Siminovich, Amy Ruppel, Lisa Solomon and Irana Douer.
(Thanks, Lisa and Clay!)
Images: Phillip Maisel
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L 700.3 161ag 2003 c.1
DEe 2 9 2003
Brad Henry, Governor
Mary Fallin, Lt. Governor
Jeff A. McMahan, State Auditor
Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent
Terry Peach, Agriculture Board President
Ernest Hellwege, Secretary
Stephen G. Colt, General Counsel
December 22, 2003
The Honorable Brad Henry
Governor of Oklahoma
212 State Capitol Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
RE: Internal Audit Report
Agricultural Lease Auction Review
Dear Governor Henry:
A review covering the ten annual agricultural lease auctions conducted from October 20, 2003
through November 5, 2003 was completed. The audit covered the effectiveness of the agency's
procedures and internal controls used at the lease auctions and in the processing and accounting
for the leasing in the general office. The audit also evaluated the agency's compliance with the
Enabling Act, Oklahoma Statutes and management prescribed procedures used in leasing land.
The audit revealed the CLO was in compliance with all laws and directives. It was a very "clean
audit." The auctions and the processing and recording of the leased land were handled properly
and efficiently. And, as the audit report states, the employees conducted themselves in a
courteous, respectful and a friendly business manner. The audit report is enclosed.
Should you have questions or comments about the audit, please call me at 604-8118.
Roy Cooper, CPA
Chief Internal Auditor
Enclosure: Agricultural Lease Auction Review
c: Clifton H. Scott
Suite 200 Paragon Building, 5801 Broadway Extension, P.O. Box 26910, Oklahoma City, OK 73126
405-604-8100 Fax 405-604-8199
This review covered the Real Estate Management Division's performance and
effectiveness of procedures and internal controls used during the 2003 annual lease
auctions for recording bids, preparing contracts, receipt and deposit of monies and
recording of the transactions in the general office. The audit also evaluated whether the
Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) is in compliance with Oklahoma statutes (Title
64, as amended) and management's prescribed policies and procedures concerning the
leasing of land.
The review included the accounting for the ten annual agricultural lease auctions
conducted from October 20,2003 through November 5,2003.
A field review was conducted at five agricultural lease auction locations; Bums Flat,
Stillwater, Shawnee, Lawton and EI Reno. The procedures used to conduct these five
auctions and to process and record the transactions were observed and examined. Most
leases were for the standard five-year period. Each tract was appraised for a minimum
amount of yearly rent that would be acceptable.
The total income from the auctions was $1,865,250. The leases in this year's auctions
were appraised at $1,521,400. The tracts that were leased were appraised at $1,513,200.
The tracts were leased at a "bonus" of $352,050 (23%) above the appraised value. On
243 tracts there were competitive bidding of two or more individuals bidding against
each other to obtain the lease. This resulted in a 63% increase in income over the
appraised value in these competitive bid leases.
Approximately 1/5th of the 2,634 agricultural tracts are auctioned and leased each year
due to the 5-year term of agricultural leases required by the Oklahoma Constitution. This
year thirty-six Counties containing 576 agricultural tracts (142,184 acres) were offered
for lease at the auctions. Two tracts were not leased. The Secretary rejected bids on two
other tracts. If these tracts are not leased before January, on first come bases, the
appraisal will be reviewed and the leases will be put up again for auction in January.
Of the 576 leases, 53 were special conservation leases, Special conservation leases
require the lessee to perform to improve the leasehold. Examples: building and
maintaining terraces, removal of cedar trees, grazing restrictions and other needed
conservation practices.
Three of the leases were for two years duration, two leases were for three years and nine
leases were for four years. This change from the normal five year leases was to get these
leases back into their normal five year lease cycle. This was the result of tracts being
taken back into inventory due to non-payment before the end of the standard five year
lease period, or withheld the previous year because of the poor condition of the leasehold
caused by drought.
This was the twentieth year anniversary for the CLO public auctions of agricultural
1. Procedures and Duties
The Oklahoma Statutes covering the leasing of surface land and management's prescribed
procedures were adhered to during the auctions that were observed. The auctions were
well organized. It was observed that the CLO employees were knowledgeable and very
efficient in their duties. It was also observed that they treated the bidders with courtesy,
respect and in a friendly business manner.
2. Reconciliation Of Land Records.
One of the objectives of reviewing the internal controls was to determine if all of the
CLO acreage was leased or offered for lease. The auditor found all acreage in the Real
Estate Management (REM) Division's records had been accounted for and was either
leased or those not leased had been offered for lease. However, the real estate records
may possibility not be accurate, as they have been only partly reconciled to historical
records. The REM Division has had a project underway to reconcile their land records.
They had completed approximately 3/4ths of the project in January 1994, and stopped
due to work priorities.
Mr. Keith Kuhlman, Real Estate Management Director, said they would finish the
reconciliation when Mr. Jim Holshouser, CLO's Computer Service Administrator, creates
a land records history program and the database is build. This will require all
transactions in the past to be recorded and will result in reconciling to the present records.
3. Improper Handling of Bidder Report.
When a bidder registers he is assigned a bidders number to use in the auction to identify
him. Several "bidder's reports" are prepared showing the bidder's number, name,
address, telephone and social security number. During the auction the winning bidder's
number and amount of winning annual rent is recorded at the auction table on a "bidder's
receipt." It is then taken to the payment desk where the CLO employees record the name,
address and social security number on the receipt using the bidder report. When the
auction is over the "bidder's reports" are put in a box to be returned to the office to be
shredded. At the Stillwater auction one report was accidental tossed in a garbage can.
The auditor retrieved the report and it was handled properly.
A lease auction computer application program is used at the lease auctions. Mr. Jim
Holshouser, using Microsoft's Access database management program created the lease
auction program in 1999 and has steadily been improving it. Next year the bidders
receipt will be electronically prepared at the auction desk and printed at the payment
desk. The "bidder's report" will not be prepared.
4. The Computer Program For Real Estate Land Management Has Not Been
The Access computer program for real estate land management has not been documented.
The auditor had to obtain all operational information on how the program was set-up and
operated from Mr. Jim Holshouser. He has developed and managed the real estate land
management Access program. He is still in the process of refining the program and
debugging it so he can turn it over to REM. This was also reported in the February 21,
2003, Review of Real Estate Accounts Receivable and Land Management Data Program
audit report.
Corrective Action and Comments:
Mr. Holshouser said he has started the process of documenting the program. He stated he
needs to make minor modifications and adjustments to the program and complete the
interface of the program with the Geographic Information System
5. One Half Of The Required Rental Was Not Collected For Two Leases At
Under the Surface Leasing Rules and Regulations and in the terms and conditions of the
auction the successful bidder must pay 50 percent of the first year's rent as a deposit.
Mathematical errors were manually made by CLO employees in calculating one half of
the rental due on two of the 576 leases at the auction. The first lease was in Texas
County, Lease No. 102135, leased by Kenny Lunsford for $25,500 annual rental. Deposit
was miscalculated at $11,250, should have been $12,750. The second lease was in
Stephens County, Lease No. 101208, leased by David Johnson, for $6,500 annual rent.
Deposit was miscalculated at $3,200.50, should have been $3,250.
The Lessees were billed for the remaining balance for the first year's annual lease in
November, due December 31,2003.
Corrective Action:
Mr. Jim Holshouser said next year instead of the CLO employee's manually calculating
the 50% deposit of annual rent, it will be calculated by the computer when the bidders
receipt is prepared at the auction desk. The receipt will be printed at the payment desk.
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Roy E. Cooper, CPA
Chief Internal Auditor
Brad Henry, Governor
Mary Fallin, Lt. Governor
Jeff McMahan, State Auditor
Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Terry Peach, President of State Board of Agriculture
Clifton H. Scott, Secretary
John C.Rahhal, Business Manager / Assistant Secretary
J. Keith Kuhlman, Real Estate Management Director
Jim Holshouser, Computer Service Administrator
Tom McCreary, Accounting Division Director
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Our series of Your Vote 2012 interviews continued with Cynthia Dill, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in the November Election. Cynthia serves in the Maine Senate, representing District 7, South Portland, Cape Elizabeth and part of Scarborough.
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I have no clue, but I will promise you this...I will not cut some special deal to get my smoker modded by them that no one else can living maybe 2000 miles away can't get done.
I made a complaint and they responded. I've dealt with the business man the funds the whole corporation when I bought my Loaded Wichita, he's a very kind gentleman that took my 2 week old YS640 back because it wasn't what I wanted.
I'm starting to think I should have never typed a word about this but I know the frustration people are dealing with first hand. They are addressing the issue and if it requires a new door..so be it. However there is some cutting and maybe welding involved.
They could easily flip the bottom hinge pin down on the door where you could just cut the old door off and drop the new door into the bushings already welded on your're firebox. But I don't know the tolerances of the bushing locations when they are welded nor the pin locations on the door. Do they have a jig, tape measure or eyeball it?
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|Fried green tomatoes dipped in milk, then dredged in a combination of flour, cornmeal and crumbled saltine crackers, then pan fried.
Fried Green Tomatoes III was looking for a sturdier coating for my fried green tomatoes to use with another recipe that I was working on, so I played around with the way I've been making them for years, and finally settled on this new combination. These green tomatoes turned out fantastic topped with the shrimp with fresh tomato and basil cream sauce I made.
The original coating is a basic blend of cornmeal and all purpose flour, that frankly the perfectionist in me has vacillated between adding to, subtracting from, and changing around anyway over the years. There is only a small window of time to experiment with fried green tomatoes and a gal can only consume so many, after all!
For this recipe, I did want to use some cornmeal, but then thought of how much we love the saltine coated chicken tenders and decided to incorporate some crackers in the coating, along with the cornmeal. I swapped the flour to self rising, in an attempt to have a sturdy coating, but one that also still had a little bit of extra crunch to it.
I really like the texture of the crust I ended up with, and while they worked perfect for my recipe, I also thought that they stood on their own well enough to earn a rightful place here, right next to the original. I might even like them better than the way that I've been making them all along. Be sure to stay tuned for the recipe that I paired these up with too - if you love fried green tomatoes and seafood, I think you'll enjoy what's coming up.
Green tomatoes will soon be gone and out of our reach until next summer, so get them in while you can. Here's how to make this version.
Recipe: Fried Green Tomatoes©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 20 min | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 3 medium sized green tomatoes
- Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- 1/4 cup of milk or buttermilk
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup of self rising flour
- 1/4 cup of cornmeal
- 1/4 cup of saltine cracker crumbs
- 1/4 teaspoon of Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama), or to taste
Slice tomatoes 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick, set on paper towels and sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper. Let rest for 5 minutes. Beat together the milk and egg in a small bowl; set aside. Whisk together the flour, cornmeal, cracker crumbs and Cajun seasoning. Heat 1/2 inch of oil in a skillet over medium high heat.
Dip the tomato slices in the milk, then into the flour mixture, shake off excess and place into the hot oil. Cook until both sides are lightly browned, about 3 to 5 minutes per side, and drain on paper towels. Serve immediately with a dab of mayonnaise, Comeback Sauce, Lazy Man's KetMayo Sauce, or your favorite dipping sauce.
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SOCORRO, N.M., Nov. 10, 2008 – A film crew from YOUniversityTV.com spent a day on the New Mexico Tech campus creating a five- to seven-minute video that will soon be on the Internet.
Actors Nicole Sherman (left) and Ferrari St. Paul pose at the New Mexico Tech sign for the outro of their YOUniversityTV.com video while cameraman Ryan Dee sets up the shot.
The company – which does not charge universities for the service – is "going live" this week with hundreds of videos from campuses across the nation.
The New Mexico Tech video will hit the Internet in early 2009 at YOUniversityTV.com – or universitytv.com. The website – and the Tech video – are geared toward prospective students. Each video includes basic facts about admissions, tuition, faculty-to-student ratio and degrees offered, in addition to more details about a university's strengths.
The film crew of three based in Boynton Beach, Fla., was cameraman Ryan Dee and two on-camera stars, Nicole Sherman and Ferrari St. Paul.
The team began the day with interviews of three students – Osmar Munoz, Saurav Bhattarai and Emilia Vesper – to hear in their own words why they came to Tech and what opportunities prospective students might find in Socorro.
Nicole Sherman (from left), Ryan Dee and Ferrari St. Paul strike a pose for the camera while filming a segment outside of the Admission Office. The video that will appear on the YOUniversityTV.com website no later than January 1.
Munoz is a mechanical engineering senior. Bhattarai is an electrical engineering major. Vesper is studying chemistry. The crew interviewed Bhattarai and Vesper outside, while Munoz was in the mechanical engineering design lab.
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The affidavit that details Carlos Ortiz's comments to police regarding the murder of Odin Lloyd touches on another important fact.
Ortiz told police about the separate apartment Aaron Hernandez kept, in the general vicinity of his $1.3 million home. In the affidavit, Ortiz is characterized as telling investigators "other football players" used the apartment.
Our buddy Tom Curran of CSN New England wonders whether these "other football players" could include Patriots players, who could be questioned about their possible use of the apartment, and their knowledge about the things that were stored there.
Given that police found ammunition in the apartment, things could get awkward quickly for the organization (or, as the case may be, more awkward) if one or more other members of the team knew about Hernandez possessing ammunition and, necessarily, guns.
That's not to say that, if they knew, they should have told the team or anyone else about it. The point is that, if there's any evidence players other than Hernandez knew about ammunition being stored at a previously unknown apartment, it's just not a good look for the organization.


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world's most important events -JARGON in the future there will be far more livelihoods than jobs- english language including teachers, bankers, professions and leaders havent caught up with this yet- hence we too use word jobs interchangably except in
specific livelihood references like these 1 2? why shouldnt every youth have a youth ali or efounder in china 1 2 ?
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UN Guterres changing refugees world 1 2 3 4 5
2 views of what happened between 1500 and 1946:
It was good that some people (about a fifth of the human race) found ways to be up to 200 times more productive than ever before
It is tragic that the fifth did this in ways (slavery, colonization, seizing others natural resources) that excluded the four fifths
Common sense as well as natures evolutionary laws Both ways unite round one urgent vision- we must celebrate every way of changing value chains that includes the four fifths
World Record Jobs Researchers feature known way of changing value chains to maximise youth livelihoods and sustainability generation
1 Bangladesh shows us the elast controversial celebration of all – it changes disaster relief, development, ais and charity so the poorest village mothers built their own community services- they did this between 1972 and 1996 with no electricity and solely with trust in girl power; from 1996 tech partners including mobile and solar have helped them design the most extraordinary leapfrog models
celebrate technologists applying big-data-small wizardry to celebrate enterprise sustaining those with the least (or facing the most severe climate or other sustainability crises) – eg alumni circles of jack ma
|.help map future of china as world largest friendly nation since 1977
|GLOBAL JACK MA: Which of 10 regions beyond China Can Jack Ma learn with most given his urgent worldwide collaborations such as ... MA fall018 survey ma blockchain -china poverty thinktanks and who else rsvp firstname.lastname@example.com
MA0 Fintech for billion poorest? Fintech for SMEecommerce markets; ecommerce training with chinas major belt road partners – understand regional clusters eg SCO, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Belt Road summit may 2019
MA1 Road to olympics- celebrating community participation markets that commerce alone cant reach BR1 Japan2020; BRO Beijing2022; BR5 Paris2024; BR1 Korea2018
Jack has many framgmeetd education charities- including those working in Taobao village education – also one of his obscure foundations a sponsor of wise at Beijing
|Thank you to the world's greatest job creators Sir Fazle and Jma- and the greatest conflict resolution mapmakers Xi Jinping, Antonio Guterres and Pope Francis
For the quarter of the world's population living in s asia, job creating independence has been a long time coming.
In 1860 , James Wilson's intervention laster less than a year - the founder of the economist dying from lack of oralk reydratiion; gandhi's 40 year attempt 1906-1946 ended with his assassination
Bangladesh' 46 year progress now depends mainly on friends and alumni of Sir Fazle Abed- the greatest livelihood creator for the world's poorest women; fortunately brac's story is an exponential rising game of two halves- to 1996 having no electricity or anything other than person to person community building to 1996; selectively choosing the best digital partners from 1996 as brac became understood as the world's most collaborative ngo provided you really wanted to innovate solutions that integrated the ultra poorest or indeed those at ultra risk from personal or nature's safety
Over the same period China has also seen corresponding exponential development. But with the huge difference- as early as 1972 the chinese diaspora were the 3rd strongest financial network in the world; they were delighted to inward invest by replicating the win-win trading ways they had already proven across superport islands like HK
singapore, taiwan
1966 Bangladesh sort of became a leapfrog pilot test for China which quickly offered order of magnitude m,ore funding to mobile telecoms and mirosolar. But still it wasnt until 2008 that China fully trusted 3 mega internet ecosystems the BAT (story 2008 - story 2018 china and bangla marry their greatest human tech innovators of girl end poverty)
Up to moon landing, opportunities to innovate were unvenly distributed geographically- eg up to half of the world's peoples had no access to electricity grids
valuetrue.com: rsvp firstname.lastname@example.com- wanted co-editors of the world record book of jobs creators- you should love travel guides
and be curious why jobs creation not in compass of Guiness Book of records -more it helps to have youth's love other peoples nations/cultures/arts = Olympics spirit
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homethe world's most valuable lessonwhy bat isn't fag world record jobs creatorswrjc sir fazle abedaudrey cheng and girls who codewrjc jack mawrjc xi jinpingwrjc pope francisdoes your nation understand belt road mapping
China has 20 neighbors and near neighbors so we map world record jobs creators along its win-win trading happily help educators (or congress) in any place translate maps their communities can explore- hwats a map worth 1
(cities inside) China- : NEWS :NorthEastWestSouth
North 3aPolar Belt & Russia NE; 3b Polar Belt (Mongolia) Russia 3c Polar Belt Nordica 3d Landlocked NW neighbors including SCO members
East 1a-greater bay HK*Cross-straits Taiwan 1b Korea*Japan; China 6a bering st alaska-canada-w.coast usa; 10a Mexico & Central am 10b panama , 6b texas, florida, caribbean 6c other us states 10c other latin america inclding Brazil BRICS
W 7a ws China-pakistan-Gulf suez-9a djibouti-ethiopia=egypt 9b kenya .. 9c more africa-eg s africa brics
8 to med sea 7b landlocked w asia4/5 Europe E/W eg China Express
South 1c AseanLandbridge*Asean Pacific 2a China-India-Brics S2b China-India-east-Bangladesh-Asean S2C China India-West (eg pakistan towards gulf)
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tsinghua's role in the 12th last year of the sustainability generation
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The Tea Party's very own Sheriff Joe Arpaio — famous for his pink panty fetish and for leading a department full of human traffickers — on Wednesday night met with "more than 325 people" (!) who fear that Barack Obama will try to run on 2012 ballots in Arizona's Maricopa County using a fake birth certificate. Oh yes.
The Surprise Tea Party Patriots™ handed Sheriff Joe a petition with 242 signatures. Joe said he'll "probe" the issue (with tax payer's money), and keep Maricopa County free of forged document-wielding illegal aliens. Here's part of the petition, via World Net Daily's star reporter Jerome Corsi:
Reportedly, several experts have declared the document to be a forgery. Reportedly, the file number may be out of sequence; "THE" appears to be misspelled as "TXE" in the State Registrar's stamp; there appears to be a "smiley face" in the "A" in the Alvin T. Onaka, State Registrar stamp; reportedly the document has computer generated, multiple layers and is not a copy of a single layered document; font types appear to vary throughout the document, reportedly, not possible with a vintage 1961 mechanical typewriter.
While we're on the subject of Arizona and undesirables, wouldn't it be cheaper to just build a border fence around Maricopa County?
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April 16, 2012
Inspiration Outing
Went to the International Quilt Festival this past weekend with a friend. Had a blast! All this textile talent under one roof gets me so inspired. The collage picture above was just a few of the pieces exhibited. They restricted our photography in some areas. Shoot!!
I'm from a family of quilters….well… some quilt and some just appreciate the art. It's been a part of my life since before I got married. I've witnessed a huge growth of this textile art in the last couple of decades. When I was in my early twenties, living on my own in Houston I went to my first Quilt Show. None of my friends were into this sort of thing, so I went solo. Other than the children accompanied by parents I was probably the youngest one there. Hours later I walked out, with my head in the clouds. That week I signed up for my first quilting class. I made a grandmothers fan by hand. Funny too, it was my grandmother that quilted it for me. I really don't like the quilting part. I like the the designing part (The top). I've made a handful of other quilts since then that I'm pretty proud of. Mostly proud because I FINISHED THEM.
Above are some quilts I've done in the last 10 years. I started out with scrap quilts. Made five, and gave three away plus one for my daughter that's still in my stash. Then a series of applique quilts (made 6 gave 4 away). I tried some wall hanging landscape pieces (made 5 gave 4 away) done in layers. What really honed my rotary cutting skills are the last 4 quilts done in squares (kept only one). All of these are very simple…simple…simple. Someday I will expand on my quilting……when I have more time!
I made a few fabric names too! They were fun to make and didn't consume too much time.
I think one thing that has helped me in my drawing since I have worked with quilting. Is color selection! Trust me, if there were color errors to be made….I probably made them. The errors tended to be on the "too loud" fabric side, next to another piece that was just as vibrant. What I have since learned is that Color…. bold colors have got to be balanced with neutrals.
This quilt show was a wonderful inspiration outing!! Or Artist's Date! You just never know what will inspire you and it's always good to see different forms of art….if ya ask me.
Where do you find additional inspiration for your art?
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I love the collage from the quilt show! It is beautiful. All your quilts are beautiful. You are a lucky lady to have been granted such God given talent and to put it to use for our enjoyment!
- April 16, 2012 at 8:29 AM
- Eden said...
Thanks JP!! You've got the wonderful GIFT of encouragement!!
- April 16, 2012 at 9:01 PM
- Carol said...
Loved the photos of your quilts and was quite impressed by how many you have made. You are sooo smart to start with simple ones!
I am trying to figure out what quilt show you are referring to because the one in Houston isn't until November? That is the only one I have had the privilege to attend.
I admire your determination and hope I can start a similar journey when this stage in my life moves on.
Thanks for sharing!!!
- April 16, 2012 at 10:48 PM
- Eden said...
@Carol- kids don't stay little forever, a blessing and a curse! Haha just kidding! I always stayed busy with my own interests, cuz I have so darn many of them! I'm a little scatterbrained at times because of it!! The quilt show was in Cincinnati...then it goes to California, last stop must be Houston.
- April 21, 2012 at 7:30 PM
- Carol said...
Eden, I had not thought of it as a traveling show. Hmmmm
My kids have kids (in college even) but right now I am caring for my mother who has dementia. Yeah, they go back to being kids...
This too is a blessing and a curse. But since we live in different states quilting and art and jewelry making is on hold and I am crocheting and tatting for the time being.
I do enjoy watching your projects progress!
- April 21, 2012 at 11:15 PM
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First the plugs. My next talk/book signing is at Bodhi Tree Books in Los Angeles at 7pm March 12th. The address is: 8585 Melrose Ave. West Hollywood, CA 90026. It's free and open to the public.
Also, I'll be at the Dharma Punx place in Hollywood leading zazen and talking on Sunday March 15th at 11am. This will be a monthly thing. Although I won't be there for the April one and I'm not 100% sure about May, my Dharma Brother Kevin Bortolin will lead the ones I can't make it to. The address is 4300 Melrose (between Heliotrope and Vermont) Los Angeles, CA 90029.
Continuing with the Q&A stuff:
I was angry today. I have made this commitment to sit zazen for 20 minutes every night before I go to work. Not wanting to break this commitment to my self, I sat. I sat and I was angry. It took me a good 10 minutes to calm down, and yet I was still angry. I sat, I breathed. I sat with my anger. I acknowledged it. By the end of the 20 minutes I was still angry, but in a way I was "OK with it." I wanted to ask you about your experience with anger and sitting zazen. I would assume, being that your a human being just like my self, that you would have dealt with this as well.
According to "reliable sources," I am an angry Zen teacher -- perpetually in the thrall of seething rage! So who better to ask?
Actually, I don't feel a whole lot of anger anymore. Not like I used to, anyway. I used to be a breaker of stuff. The dashboard of every car I owned was caved in. All of my closet doors were beyond repair.
My experience with anger in zazen is pretty much like yours. It's good to do zazen when you're angry because you can't do any damage that way. You let it be just as it is but you refuse to act upon any of your habitual responses to it. Still, by sitting you are acting on it. Zazen is not avoidance!
Anger is the ultimate ego boost. "Bad" feelings are much better than "good" ones to reinforce your sense of self because they give you something clear to contrast it with. I'm not like that guy! He's wrong! I'm right!!
And, in truth, maybe you are right. Which will only make it worse!
Anger is energy. But it's not very useful. It squanders your resources and makes you behave stupidly. So it's best to avoid. It's energy the way eating Pixie Sticks or shooting speed is energy. If you're right and the other guy is wrong, you need to deal with that situation without anger -- if you're truly interested in resolving it and not just interested in proving yourself right. It's no good to be complacent in the face of a situation that calls for change. But it's no good to scream and yell because that just builds up the other person's anger and exacerbates the situation.
Sometimes walking away is good too. Sometimes you walk away and you stay away for a long, long time because you know the situation is not going to be resolved as long as it continues to anger you.
OK? Be happy!
I made an appointment for instruction at a local Soto Zen place. It went well and I had decided to start trying to sit with them. Then, near the end of the interview, the guy I spoke to mentioned that at some point a person (I'm sorry, I don't remember the correct terms) would come around and, if we gave the signal, hit us with a stick.
What is the deal with being hit with a stick in Soto Buddhism? I still want to sit with this group, but I don't understand the stick and it kind of freaks me out.
Ah, the kiyosaku! The "staff of instruction!" Yep. It's a common feature in Zen temples. In the old days it was common for a guy to come around looking for anyone who was slacking off in their practice and just whack them with the stick. That still happens, but it's pretty rare. Nowadays places that still use the kiyosaku tend to use it only when a student specifically asks for it.
Neither of my teachers used it. But I've been to temples where you could ask for it. I found that incredibly annoying. You're trying to do zazen and all of a sudden from the other side of the room, whack! whack! I hate that!
People who like the kiyosaku will go on and on endlessly about the benefits. How it stimulates the nerves and spurs concentration and blahblahblah... Once I was at a retreat where some kiyosaku lover went on and on like that to Nishijima Roshi. Nishijima just listened politely and when the guy was done he said, "That may be true. But I think it's better to wake up by yourself."
Still, if the only place in your area is one that uses the kiyosaku when students ask for it, I'd just go. The masochists generally get tired of it within the first few minutes and the rest of the sitting is peaceful and quiet. Plus if you never ask for it, you never get hit!


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I discovered that the internet held a wealth of information with regards to treatments for plantar warts and ultimately I suppose that this blog is just another example of this. Regardless, if you've come here you either have a strange fascination with skin growths, or you're looking for advice on how to rid yourself of one of these pesky little critters. Here's my success story -- may it provide hope to you.
Your comments and tips are welcome - others may benefit from your advice.
Me: Male, 33, Canadian
I first discovered that I had a new foot friend midway through 2007. Having dealt with plantar warts in my childhood, I suspected immediately that I had another one. I wasn't surprised at having "caught" one since I spend an awful amount of time in public change rooms and showers and have never bothered to wear sandals. At first, I didn't think too much about the wart; I'd have to treat it like my parents did for me when I was a kid which meant nightly soaking sessions and parring away the skin. This process would last a few days, maybe a week, and then the wart would be gone. No problem I thought, I'd get around to treating it and it would be gone in no time. I procrastinated and didn't treat it immediately. A month probably passed before I started treatment.
Lessons learned: Wear sandals in public showers. Start treatment ASAP.
Treatment Attempt #1: Soak, Dig and Hack
A month passed and unbeknownst to me my little friend had rooted himself in nice and deep. From a visual perspective, my wart was about the size of the eraser head on a regular pencil. It was painless to me, but I would occasionally feel it while walking. I could feel that the skin was slightly elevated and hardened over the wart.
So I began the treatment process of digging and hacking. This consisted mostly of soaking my foot in warm water so that the skin would become soft. I would then cut away dead skin around the wart with nail clippers. It was always a personal challenge to see just how far I could dig without it becoming too uncomfortable. I figured a few days of this and I'd have the little bugger completely excavated. A couple of weeks passed and it finally donned on me that these things couldn't just be hacked out of your foot.
Lesson learned: Plantar warts are cellular based. Unless you dig out every single cell from the growth, there's not point in digging at all.
Treatment Attempt #2: Salicylic acid pads
So I headed out to the local drug store in search of an over-the-counter remedy to help me out. I found plantar wart treatment pads which looked nice and easy to use. These pads come with a medicated core that is mostly a salicylic acid based mix. The idea here is that the acid slowly kills the skin around the wart, and the wart itself. The medication causes your skin to turn white (which is dead skin), and you can then peel/cut some away before applying a fresh pad. It's a little messy, but would gradually lead the killing the wart... or so I thought.
I used these pads for about two months. Each night I'd peel off the used pad, clean the skin, and cut and file away as much dead skin as possible. It did look like I was getting closer to the root of the wart, but unfortunately there was a lot of collateral damage to the skin around the wart. My eraser head sized wart was being treated, but so was a quarter-sized area of skin around the wart. The pads slid around under my sock and would require re-centering during the day. You might have more success taping the pads down a little more to prevent movement, but ultimately for me the wart and surrounding skin became quite painful. Not a harsh pain, but more of a throbbing type of pain when I'd walk on it. Of more concern was that I couldn't tell if the wart was dying or not; the skin had become so messy around the wart. I continued to use this treatment for a couple of months, and eventually had had enough and stopped, not really knowing if the wart was dead or not. After a couple of weeks, my skin returned to normal color and it became clear to me that warty was still there.
Lesson learned: it is difficult, if not impossible, to tell if the wart is actually dead.
Treatment Attempt #3: Salicylic pastes
I turned to using Salicylic acid pastes next, after discovering that warty wasn't dead. Duoplant was the brand I bought. The two advantages the paste had over the pads were that it was cheaper, and it had a slightly higher concentration of acid, which I thought would be helpful. Over the course of another couple of months, I applied the cream, covered the wart, removed the bandage, soaked the foot, parred away skin and repeated the process daily. Ultimately, the effect of the pastes is the same as that of the pads. There was a lot of collateral damage, and my foot became painful. I endured this for another couple of months and actually felt that progress was being made. It was taking a lot longer than I thought, but on a daily basis I was able to hack out a good chunk of dead skin. I felt that if I kept this up I'd have this thing beat. Again, another problem with the paste is that the skin became so messy and raw around the wart that it became difficult to tell whether the thing was dead or not. After another month of this, I thought it was dead.
Lesson learned: to kill a wart, you've got to kill every single cell of the virus. If you can't tell whether you've accomplished this, then you're wasting your time.
Treatment attempt #3.5: A visit to the physiotherapist?
Ok ,I'll admit that this has little to do with the treatment of my plantar wart, but it's a funny aside that I'll mention. Over the course of the past few months I'd developed a sore hip/groin muscle. I couldn't figure out what was causing it, but thought it was probably the result of the biking I do, or the hockey I play. I ignored it, figuring it would go away as these things generally do. It didn't. I decided to go and see my physiotherapist who helped me treat it with a variety of stretches and exercises. This helped a little, but the nagging pain was still there.
Only months later did it occur to me that the pull was being caused by the stretched position I'd assume when treating my plantar wart. Sitting on the side of the bathtub, with my foot pulled up over my other leg's knee and my back hunched over was causing a strain on my hip/groin!
Lesson learned: stretch before you pull your body into uncomfortable positions. :-)
Treatment attempt #4: Duct tape
A few weeks passed during which time the skin on my foot healed and returned to a normal looking state, not the gnawed up white mess that was caused by the acid paste and my digging. And when things cleared up .... lo and behold, I still had a wart. I donned on me that I had probably under-estimated the durability of this thing and I started to wonder just how deep it was rooted. As luck would have it, I had a regular Dr. appointment scheduled. I asked my Dr about the wart, her response after examining it and parring away some dead skin was that "it looked quite small, and was almost gone. I mentioned to her the failed attempts with pads and paste. She suggested two things: 1) using liquid nitrogen to freeze the wart, and 2) using duct-tape to cover the wart.
The theory behind duct tape is referred to as occlusion therapy whereby you cover a wart for an extended period of time which triggers stimulation of the immune system to fight the wart. She mentioned I'd have to come back multiple times for the freezing therapy and suggested I give the duct tape a try. Before I left, she did apply liquid nitrogen to the wart and suggested that this "might just do it", but to use the duct tape in case it re-appeared. A week later, I examined my foot and was frustrated to see that the freezing hadn't worked. But hey, I had duct tape to look forward to, so I wasn't all that down on it. And so began my "experimental" treatment phase of my plantar wart. I mean hell, she's a Dr., and must know what she's talking about. This duct-tape has got to work, right?!
Lesson learned: Don't mess around with these things and experimental treatments... go to the Dr consistently until it is dead.
Duct tape... what could be easier... simply cut away a small piece of tape that covers the wart, tape it on, and wear it... all day. Change tape as needed. So simple... so easy.... so painless... so... so.... so.... useless. I wore freakin' duct tape for over three months and nothing ever happened. The wart did begin to look "agitated", but it never disappeared.
After three months I became impatient. I decided to start applying salicylic acid paste under the duct tape and resorting to a combination of tape and soaking/digging/hacking. My foot became a bloody mess, but I didn't care at this point, this was all out war. Another month of this and I gave up. My foot was constantly in pain from the collateral damage of the acid paste, my socks were all ruined from duct tape stickiness and I was really back to square 1. Again, it became difficult to tell if the wart was dead. I held a faint glimmer of hope that it might be, but after stopping tape/paste treatment the skin healed over and revealed that warty was still there.
Lesson learned: There are tonnes of people who swear by this treatment, or a variety of other ones. Google "duct tape wart" if you want proof. I'm sure people have had success with pads, paste and freezing too. However, what I was quickly learning was the not all treatments worked for everyone.
Treatment Attempt #5: Home Freezing Kits
Back to the drugstore I went, looking for another option. Having been to the Dr. who tried freezing, I decided to try the home freezing remedy kits. They are fairly easy to use, and I found them to be quite painless. By this time, however, my pain tolerance threshold for my foot had increased somewhat. Freezing kit instructions say to apply the freezing tip to the wart for roughly 20 seconds, and to repeat in a week or so. I kicked it up a notch - I applied multiple "freezes" to the wart and surrounding skin, and did so every other day. Between freezes I would cut/dig away skin. At first I though the results I was seeing were positive. I was able to hack out pieces of warty skin and thought I was getting to the root. It was cleaner than the creams, and more controlled in the application. I had hope...
After burning through a couple of freezing kits, I was left with a painful foot ... and a wart. It turns out I just couldn't get to the root of the thing without it being too uncomfortable.
Lesson learned: The roots on plantar warts can be quite deep.
For what its worth, OTC freezing kits are not nearly as powerful as the liquid nitrogen administered by a Dr. One treatment I never tried was the consistent application of liquid nitrogen.
The Spread:
I spent a good amount of time worrying about spreading my plantar wart to my wife. She warned me daily saying "If I get one of these on my feet...(insert random threat here)
And then the spread happened. Not to my wife, but to my other foot. Yup, old warty had a new friend, in roughly the same place on my other foot.
Lesson learned: Plantar warts spread. I knew this already, but I'll reiterate it here because anyone dealing with these should know that they are contagious.
Treatment Attempt #6: The Chiropodist and Beetles
So here I was. Several month of treatment later and not only did I still have the wart, it had also managed to spread to my other foot. My original wart looked battle hardened. I knew now that it was deeply rooted and seemed to have some sort of magical power for healing itself. With everything I had tried, I just couldn't get to the bottom of it.
My new wart was much smaller and looked more manageable. Still, I wasn't about to try the same series of treatments on it. It was time to see an expert. I found a local chiropodist. I'm not sure these guys are actually experts in warts, but the one I saw definitely made a good business treating them. Over the course of the next 8 months I visited him roughly 14 times. Each visited lasted about 3 minutes, and cost $40. That's good business.
My chiropodist's recommendation was to use some sort of cantharidin based cocktail he had. Cantharidin is a blistering agent that is apparently secreted by some species of beetles. I thought, hey why not, I wore duct tape on my foot for 3 months, so why not give beetle juice a shot.
My chiropodist applied a very small amount of the beetle juice to the warts (both of them), cover it with medical tape, and send me home. About 3-4 hours later, things would become very uncomfortable. About 5-6 hours later, I couldn't walk on my feet and just sitting around was painful. The best thing to do was to go to bed. In the morning, I would remove the tape (which wasn't fun) and then lance the huge blister that had formed over the wart and surrounding skin. There was definitely a lot of collateral damage to using this method. After lancing the blister, it would drain, and thing would be more comfortable again. Over the course of the next couple of days, the blister would require more draining, and on the fourth day I was able to peel the blister. That's when things got interesting. Peeling the blister really allowed you to get a good view of the wart. Mine was lighter in colour, and really stood out set against the pink fleshyness of the surrounding skin. After peeling the blister, the foot would be uncomfortable again for a day or two, so really it may have been better not to peel the blister. But I couldn't help it - I had to see what was going on under there... and I was willing to put up with the discomfort.
After my first application of beetle-juice, my "new" wart was gone. My original wart definitely required another application. But hey! This worked! It had destroyed one of my warts! And so I returned two weeks later - filled with hope - for what I thought would be the final application to old warty - the killing blow, the coup de grace.
After peeling that blister, I knew it was a no-go. Warty would require another application.
Application #3 came and went. We needed another.
This went on for a total of 5 applications, spaced by two weeks. I deduced that old warty was just being giving too much opportunity to heal in between applications. I requested that we up the application to every 7 days. And so we did this, for 3 more consecutive weeks. Applying this stuff every 7 days was uncomfortable. Each time I'd return for an application, my skin was hardly healed from the previous week. Peeling the blister on day 4 became important, if not just to allow the skin to harden a little before the next beetle juice application.
After the third consecutive week application, my chiropodist concluded that we had killed the wart, except for a very tiny speck left to which he applied liquid nitrogen freezing. I said "Are you sure?", he said probably. I didn't feel good about it, but trusted his recommendation... somewhat. On the way out I bought a home freezing kit and drained the thing into the speck that was left, just for good measure.
I then had a glorious wart free life ... for 4 weeks.
I was carefully monitoring the wart spot, and sure enough the wart started to grow back and returned to it's good old self. I was fed up. To make matters worse, another bump had started to form about a quarter of an inch from the initial wart. I didn't think much of this at the time, but later came to realise that it was an entirely new root that had spawned. Regardless, I decided to take some time off treating it - it was summer and I was sick of spending all my time limping around. I didn't want to think about it for some time.Lesson learned: "Specks" are dangerous. Treat the last little speck like you would a brand new wart.
Treatment Attempt #7: The Internet
Ah the Internet - a perfect source of medical information. My chiropodist visits had turned out to be fruitless, and I'd maxed out my work benefits for paying for the appointments. I turned to the internet for help.
And that's when things got funky... home remedies for plantar warts were everywhere. Two that stood out for me were Apple Cider Vinegar and banana peels.
Apple Cider Vinegar: oh how I hate thee
After doing a lot of "internet research", I decided to try the ACV approach. The approach was simple. Soak a cotton ball in ACV and tape it to your foot overnight. Some people complained of mild "burning" pain, others said they felt nothing. Being the seasoned plantar wart warrior that I was, I decided that I would continue hacking/digging in between ACV applications. I figured anything I could do to expose the root would be beneficial. The first night I applied ACV, I examined the wart the following morning, and IT HAD TURNED BROWNISH IN COLOR. Holy cow - this is exactly what the internet said would happen! I was definitely on my way to a cure! I continued to hack out bits of brown and to apply the ACV. I did this for about 1.5 months... at which point in time I gave up. The main reason I gave up was that ACV applied to my pulpy hacked up foot was BLOODY PAINFUL. I can recall waking up in the night and limping to the bathroom to tear the cotton ball off. It throbbed, it burned, and it was just plain and simple too uncomfortable for me, even after diluting the ACV with water. After enduring it for a month and a half I'd had enough.
Some may argue that had I stuck it out this treatment would have worked. I'm not sure I agree. 1.5 months seems like long enough to have tried. My personal opinion is that the ACV was good at killing the surface area of the wart, but that the underlying root remained unaffected.
On an unrelated side note, I used the ACV application in parallel on a wart I had on my finger... and it worked like a charm. The thing dried up and fell off. My plantar wart, on the other hand, just seemed to drink the stuff. Your mileage may vary.
Lesson learned: The internet can lie to you, especially when it comes to medical advice. Who knew!?
Banana peels... rock bottom
Next I tried taping banana peels to the wart, as suggested on many "credible" internet sites. I'm not going into details of this treatment, but let's just say I tried this only because I was freakin' desperate. I was a pesimistic trying the "treatment" and sure enough it had the results I expected; a gooey foot.
Lesson learned: Banana peels really aren't the slippery to walk on. :-)
I'd hit rock bottom. For the love of god, I'd just spend a week with banana peels taped to my sole! I could still try garlic as others suggested on the internet, or my personal favourite which consisted of rubing a potato on the wart and then burying it in your backyard. Yes, google it, it's really out there as a wart cure...
I gave up on internet "cures".
Treatment Attempt #8: Salicylic Gel
I was out of ideas. The only thing in the drugstore I hadn't tried was the salicylic acid that came in a gel form. I convinced myself that if I just stayed persistent with this stuff, the wart would be gone. This was a mistake really, and I'm not sure why I decided this. I'd tried salicylic acid cures for about half a year with no success, still, I naively managed to convince myself that the gel would be different. Over the course of two months I emptied a bunch of gel tubes into the wart, and continued with the dig and hack approach. All of this amounted to little more than another couple of months with an uncomfortable foot.
Lesson learned: Gels are not magical. Surprisingly, they behave much the same way as the pastes (granted, they are a little less messy).
Treatment Attempt #9: Return of the Beetle Juice (Cantharidin)
I reviewed my (non) progress thus far. I had been battling this plantar wart for about 1.5 years now, including the "timeOff" I took from treatments. The very thought of this made me want to both laugh and cry. I concluded that the limited success I'd had was with the use of cantharidin. I returned to the chiropodist. He laughed when I told him all the internet remedies I had tried. I swore at him for not finishing the job the first time. He told me that all a wart required to survive was a single skin cell. He then went on some rant about plantar warts being viruses, and that viruses would take over the world someday, and blah blah blah. Very reassuring, I told him.
With that in mind, I told him that I wanted consecutive weekly treatments of beetle juice. I knew what to expect, but was willing to put up with the discomfort. I knew that I would go at least 4 treatments, which is one more than I did initially.
And so that is what I did. After peeling the blister after treatment #1, I got a clear look at the wart. It looked bigger. Meaner. And more defiant. It also became clear to me that the secondary bump I had noticed earlier was in fact a new wart root. Luckily both warts were close enough to treat with a single cantharidin application. And so treatment continued.
After the second treatment the wart looked injured, but determined... the smaller wart looked almost gone.
After the third treatment, the wart was barely noticeable, and the smaller wart was gone. Having learned my lesson once already, I requested a fourth treatment.
At this point in time, the chiropodist suggested taking a week off. The treated portion of my foot had become quite raw, and a number of skin layers had been peeled off. Another treatment would be the 4th administered in a 22 day span. The recommended treatment period, he told me, was every 7-10 days. I knew better than to stop now - taking a week off would allow old warty to regroup and build up his defenses. I ordered the treatment.
When 4 days later I peeled the blister, I was fairly confident the war was over. There was nothing but pink skin, and everything felt correct to my touch. The wart root area that always felt different, now felt like other parts of my foot. I debated going for a 5th treatment, but decided against it. I suspect the chiropodist may not have administered it anyway, given the rawness of my foot.
Several weeks passed and the layers of skin regrew. I kept a close eye on the new skin, looking for signs of the wart, but none appeared. On a few occasions I was a little suspect because of skin coloration, but this proved to be only the incoming skin pigmentation.
Now, 3 months later, I remain wart free. Thankfully the battle is over. From time to time my foot feels a little tingle in the wart area (not painful, but like an old reminder), and I suspect this is related to any scarring that may have been caused by the beetle juice applications. I expect this sensation to disappear eventually.
And that concludes my plantar wart story and lessons learned. I hope that this blog helps you if you are trying to get rid of one of these buggers. May you learn from my mistakes.
Lesson learned: Be persistent and overtreat the wart if you think it's dead.
Time spent treating wart: 1.5 years.
Money spent treating wart: chiro ~= $500, OTC treatments ~= $200
Professionals seen: 1 family Dr., 1 chiripodist
Most painful treatment: short term=Apple Cider Vinegar. Longer term = cantharidin.
Most destructive treatment: cantharidin.
Final recommended treatment: cantharidin. Doses= 4 total, 1/week, consecutive weeks.


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