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Monday, July 26, 2010
The 'Cry Me a River' Dress
Secondly, it photographs terribly. The trim is two little white grosgrain bows (that idea was inspired by a 60s pattern design), not that you'd be able to see that from any of the photos I took.
Here's the back.
Gosh, I sound like such a sad-sack, don't I? To accentuate the positive, it's a nice neutral dress and the piping came out great. In other good news, I'm working on the muslin of the yellow dress and it's looking awesome so far. Onward!
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Oh... I love the IDEA of the dress but I can see what you mean about the 'thing" of it. the gather in the waist I don't love so much...ReplyDelete
gertie - i acutally love the dress, particularly in that first photo - it's nice and understated with a nod to vintage but not too overboard. i thought the white rectangles weren't bows, and it think they'd be nicer just as some dash of extra detail rather than as bows. i really like the vintage look, but am afraid of going overboard or too cutesey, so i never really try it. this has some sort of mod appeal... it's a nice neutral.ReplyDelete
Well I think it's fabulous! The white really pops against the navy.ReplyDelete
You're right that the bows don't really show up in the photos - I'd be tempted to either make them bigger or to remove them so that they don't interfere with the lines of the dress. But that's just a personal preference - I like my bows LARGE (why yes, my taste does lean toward the kitsch..)
I think that the 'flaws' will iron themselves out over time though - we are our own worst critics when it comes to our creations!
I really do like this dress. It's classy with really nice details (the piping and the bows). I personally would sew the bows such that they would be placed centered on the piping, not directly above. Hopefully this does not affront you. It's just my personnel preference. Otherwise, i beuatiful dress. I hope it grows on you!ReplyDelete
I say, Red shoes and Red beads and you will be Sexy on a stick! I think its simple and stylish :-) Go you. I'm itching to see the yellow dress, Hurry up!!!ReplyDelete
I hear ya about using fabric that you're only so-so about. I've done that a couple times this year and I think I need to adopt your philosophy! ;)ReplyDelete
That aside, I think the dress is adorable! I mean--there is something so classy about a fitted, black and white dress, imho. The piping is a fantastic detail; although I agree with the other commentors about the sizing/placement of the bows (which are genius--but then again, I'm a bit biased towards bows right now! ;). Maybe instead of straight, bar-style bows, if they had little tails (nothing too long) they'd register more as "bows".
I love the bright, lime pumps with this dress! I think if you slapped on some novelty, 40s/50s "tropical" jewelry, you'd be set to go! :D
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Well, from here it looks great! And those shoes - just love the colour. And so I should, I have two pairs of shoes that colour...lol,.ReplyDelete
I think it's beautiful -- one of your best. It's just classy and fits you very well. And I'm a sucker for white piping.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 7:39 AM
Yeah, I'm with Ellie.ReplyDelete
But it's SO close to awesome I think it would be worth re-visiting. Maybe after you've have some space from it get some navy fabric you would really love to wear and work with and make another. Perhaps change the little bits of gathering to darts, which would be pretty easy. That would make it so svelte. Keep the gathers under the bust, they're lovely.
Of course, this is just my subjective opinion and you don't have to listen to a word of it if you don't want to!
you might not be crazy about this dress yourself, but it really looks good on you -- the fit is perfect. I think it's adorable and I love the piping detail.ReplyDelete
I must agree with most everyone else here. I love the dress but in my opinion I would get rid of the bows. I am just not into bows.ReplyDelete
I also agree with the previous poster that I would go with red pumps and bead. Once you have done your hair you would look fab!
Are you kidding me? I love that dress, including the bows that i thought were rectangles. Classy, but fun. The shoes are lovely too. I'm always on the look out for green shoes and if I could wear heels without looking like a lumberjack in drag I'd probably stalk you and steal them when you're not looking.ReplyDelete
The fit looks terrific, and there's such a crisp feel with the navy and white. I love the idea of a high ponytail with it, since the dress is sophisticated, you could go with a hairstyle that's simple and young. I love the green pumps with the navy for sure! Orange accessories would also be great.ReplyDelete
I would wear that dress for sure!ReplyDelete
We are our own worst critics!!!
It's super cute! That's a shame you're not in love with the fabric. A neutral dress like this can be a lifesaver when nothing else seems to be working. And from the back? Divine!ReplyDelete
Honestly, I think it's fantastic. If you don't like it, send it to me! Just kidding.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 8:33 AM
Wow. If that's a 'fail' you don't want to see some of the things hanging in my wardrobe. But I sympathise on the fabric front. Sometimes you know something just isn't working for you. I love the piping details and little bows, even if we can't see them properly. You look really slender in that dress.ReplyDelete
Actually I really LOVE the way this one turned out. Funnily I have a similar one (but it´s too big in the waist. buhu)ReplyDelete
Oh, I love the dress! It think it is very elegant and would be a great dress for work and church. I so enjoy your posts, you are very inspiring. I have got to get the sewing machine out!ReplyDelete
I like it, but it seems kind of conservative for you. Hang on to it, you can always use a dress like this. Perhaps some time in your closet will cause you to like it better--time away from a new garment often helps me.ReplyDelete
Garsh, I love this dress! You look great in it too! Maybe the heat just made you cranky? Hope the weather breaks a little and you look at it again.ReplyDelete
Well Gertie! Regardless of how you feel about it, I'm LOVING the color of the fabric with those green shoes! You've still managed to inspire me even though you were crying us all a river :-)ReplyDelete
I agree completely about sewing with fabric that you less than love, but that aside, this dress fits you beautifully. I think I like the sheath skirt even more than the circle, especially for work. It really is lovely.ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog today. I love your style and your goal to work through a sewing book from 1952! (Clothes just aren't constructed or finished the way they used to be.) Plus, it's so nice to see someone on a blog who understands design by draping (and how it doesn't have to look like Rami's from Project Runway).ReplyDelete
Despite you're not loving the fabric for this dress, the cut is incredibly flattering on you, right down to the length of it, so I call it a success!
I think it looks fantastic and that back shot is super flattering. If I were to see this dress hanging in a store I would buy it in a second.ReplyDelete
ps - I've reading your blog for the past few months and I am so enjoying following your adventures in sewing.
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 9:33 AM
I think it looks fab ... but is there anything you can do to make it less irksome in your eyes? Add a blazer or cardi? Make any minor adjustments? or is it just the fabric that's doing it?ReplyDelete
Thanks for the feedback, everyone! I'm wearing it now - but I took off the bows and I'm wearing a brooch with it instead. It's growing on me!ReplyDelete
Oh, that navy Vera Wang fabric. I ordered some too and when it arrived, I realized that it was really better for a rain coat. I've been using it as linings for purses, actually.ReplyDelete
I think you look beautiful in the dress, it fits you like a glove and will be a basic you'll come back to for years. Keep!ReplyDelete
Love the navy and lime combo. Like some of the other posters, I'm so-so about the bows. Just not sure about the stiffness of the fabric and the daintiness of the bow.ReplyDelete
But your draping skills a progressing at a fast clip. You may have doubts about some fabric or styling issues, but the fit is spot on. Bravo!
I love it, and I especially love those shoes.ReplyDelete
- Advanced BeginnerJuly 26, 2010 at 10:25 AM
I like bows, but in the photo they don't read as bows. They look like tabs.ReplyDelete
I usually don't buy super expensive fabric, but I never buy cheap fabric unless I know what it is and it's truly a deal. I've had too many problems, even for class projects. Like the time I bought inexpensive wool and all it was good for was dusting -- it's nasty.
Just because Vera Wang let her licensee slap her name on it doesn't mean it's great fabric. (I made myself remember that when I saw a deal on "Shabby Chic" sheeting on Fabric.com and was tempted to buy some.) I'm very wary of buying completely unfamiliar fabrics online. If it's a line I've seen in a store, that's different.
Advanced Beginner, these fabrics were different from licensed fabrics. These were remnants from her actual line - the Lavendar Label. But yes, just because they were used in a designer line doesn't mean they're good quality.ReplyDelete
Gertie, this is my favorite dress on you. The bows read as rectangles to me and they worked. The fit is spectacular. I'm sorry the fabric doesn't feel good, though. If it's not pleasant to wear it's not worth it. My two cents.ReplyDelete
Oh, I hate when something just doesn't pull together the way I thought it would. I have some projects like that; they're sitting waiting for me to think of a way to repurpose the fabric. Other people think they're fine, but I just look at them and say, "Meh."ReplyDelete
That being said, the dress style is lovely; perhaps a different fabric would do all of your lovely design and handiwork better justice? You are a draping goddess! Can't wait to see the yellow dress.
The dress is brilliant. The bow detail, I believe, would work if they were an odd number instead of the two. Three in the midriff or just one bigger one. It's all in the proportion. Right now they just don't look anchored and appear to float as an afterthought.
They also read 'heavy' so you could always think about making a lighter, more feminine bow (floppy).
The chartreuse shoes are terrific! Love, Love! Red would be soooooo predictable.
Nice work!
I think the dress looks great, but I'm a sucker for navy and white. I hope it grows on you because you look really cute in it, especially with those shoes. But I know how you feel - I made a shirt that I feel totally blah about, and while I got so many comments on my review of it saying how great it looked, I still can't bring myself to wear it.ReplyDelete
I think it's great, especially with those green pumps. Green and black together...what a great combination!ReplyDelete
I think the color is great and the style of dress suites you. i also am not a fan of contrast piping it works in this dress. i am a big fan of if the fabric doesn't move or feel right don't use it...well you tried it and you made a great dress...what about selling it? i am sure there would be tons of people willing to pay for it!!ReplyDelete
I think the dress is understated and classy. I do like the green pumps, and I think you could use it as an opportunity to wear some flashier accessories...perhaps even a colorful scarf. And let's face it, there are times when you need a simple black dress- yours is lovely and fits beautifully.ReplyDelete
I like it! Leave off the bows for sure (it breaks the lines of the dress), and maybe accessorize with bright yellow?ReplyDelete
I like the bun on you too! Super slick and polished.
I think you did a beautiful job and that the dress is gorgeous. I know the faille you're talking about, but maybe you'll love it more once it's fall and more temperate? Have faith in it! It's lovely and elegant. Looks fantastic on you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 12:14 PM
I'm a big fan of this dress. I wonder if you don't "feel it" because it is too classic for your style? I was just looking at the background dress again (which I liked very much) and it seems to me that you really LIKE the bolder patterns and brighter colours. This is a perfect dress for a more formal occasion, and I agree that red is the perfect accent colour. I think this will grow on you because it suits you very well.ReplyDelete
I bought some of that Vera fabric too. I think it wants to be a trench coat. Have you any tips, suggestion or words of caution and/or wisdom to impart? It is currently aging in my stash.ReplyDelete
Actually, I like the dress. It is very elegant. I bet when you get your hair ready and you add baubles, all hte compliments you receive will warm your heart enough to give it a permanet home in your wardrobe.
I am watching your drafting lessons carefully. I've never tried it but your results are making me want to jump in!
- Kitty SteinmartJuly 26, 2010 at 12:28 PM
hahaha, I bought the faille in chartreuse...or is it absinthe? It's what I needed after constructing my own retro dress. I ended up sucking it up and tossing it, but yours looks truly wonderful, darling. keep it!ReplyDelete
When I clicked on your page my first reaction was "Ooh! Cute dress!" I really like the look, but I totally understand if you're hating the feel of the material -- there's no getting past that.ReplyDelete
- Katie WJuly 26, 2010 at 12:37 PM
I don't know if it will help your feelings about it, but I love it. It looks very crisp, and I adore the piping. Those lime green pumps are awesome, too.ReplyDelete
I totally know what you mean. I think it is photographing well. The black is ridiculously slimming and attractive on you. But I've made projects that look great (in the picture) but then I have given them away. Mostly for me it's my skill in alterations or a bad fabric choice. . . Congrats - can't wait to see the yellow!
I think this dress is so flattering on you! And paired with those green pumps... Love it!ReplyDelete
It's pretty, simple, and elegant! But if you don't like the feel of it, that's hard to fix. I've sewn up projects and posted about them, even when I wasn't thrilled with the result. Everything's a learning experience! Luckily, I have a sister who's exactly my size :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 2:24 PM
What do you mean 'eh'?? It's fabulous! Honey, you could make something out of a tarp and it would be magnificent!ReplyDelete
The dress is beautiful; it's a wonderful wardrobe staple, and it's a lovely style.
Success, I say!
I agree with pretty much everyone else when I say that I think it looks lovely on you! Although you didn't give us a close-up of the bows, they looked fine in the shots you did provide. I'd rethink adding them back, but in a slightly larger size? Don't forget that with every project you sew, you become a better seamstress!ReplyDelete
Also, I love the lime green pumps...
Ok, first I have to say that the dress does NOT look like you made it. If I had seen you on the street I would have guessed you bought it on the designer floor of Neiman Marcus (or Bergdorf's since you're in NYC). Here's why:ReplyDelete
The fit is rediculous. It is perfect and flattering on you. It looks professional and quite timeless, especially in navy.
I do hope it grows on you, or that you at least wear it for "professional" functions because it really is fabulous.
The fit is lovely on you. Good job! The soft gathering at bust and waist make it look comfortable. A great "wiggle" dress. What about some red pumps with your red lipstick...and maybe make the bows shaped more like a bow. These photograph as if they are just straight across, rather than spreading like little wings. And if you're wearing it in the evening, perhaps pin on a nice white fragrant corsage...beautiful!ReplyDelete
I do like the leafy green pumps, but red just seems to fit the mood of your dress. Great draping job.
Gertie are you kidding me. The dress is fabulous and you look amazing. The fit is to die for. It looks so much like a high-end designer dress. I'm not sure what the bows look like in person - they look odd on the photo. But I'm loving the look. You are very talented. I hope to be where you are one day.ReplyDelete
I LOVE this dress, and the fit. In fact it fits much better than the previous dress. It is one of my favorites of what you've made in terms of fit and style. I'm sorry if the fabric is not as good in person as it looks in the photo! I would kill for this dress...ReplyDelete
I think the dress looks great on you! I love the details and the shoe pairing!ReplyDelete
My biggest surprise was seeing you in a dark colour - we are so used to seeing you in brights!ReplyDelete
It is a nice dress, but I know what you mean about the fabric. It just goes to show how fabric can either make or break a style!
- LesleyJuly 26, 2010 at 3:50 PM
I'm sorry you feel so-so about the dress because you look FABULOUS.ReplyDelete
You know how the fabric feels and I don't, but it looks phenominal. I really love the crisp look of it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 4:19 PM
Until you wrote that they were bows, I was thinking "What are those strange white tabs on her dress?".ReplyDelete
Still, it will be a great work dress. Perhaps not a sassy, night-out-on-the-town dress, but a 9 to 5 workhorse.
I completely hear ya about working with fabric you love - I tend to get sloppy on a project if I'm not over the moon about the fabric.
To be honest: I like this dress much better than the first one, the green and white polka-dot one. The fit is much better. Especially the bustline; the empire line was definitely too high before - which was not all too flattering.ReplyDelete
This dress suits you really well. Don't worry about the bows, I'm sure they simply don't fotograph so well.
Bummer about the fabric. :(
Well done!
I'll have it!ReplyDelete
I actually really like it, but I understand about the so-so fabric.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 6:20 PM
Well I think it looks great! I thought it was a stop staring dress at firstReplyDelete
Love the shoes you're wearing with it and it looks nic eon you
Regardless of how you feel about the fabric - you have a winner of a pattern. But I do think it looks great.ReplyDelete
I think the dress is lovely!! LOVE the green shoes! :D I am looking to make a formal dress, and since you have some experience in draping (whereas I have none) how hard do you think it would be to drape something like this http://www.etsy.com/listing/33477144/1950s-vintage-sylvia-ann-designer ? Thanks so much!!!ReplyDelete
I love the shoes!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJuly 26, 2010 at 11:27 PM
I can understand not loving fabric, but in the photos you look fantastic! I love the combination of the piping and the bows. They were definitely identifiable, and small enough to not be cutesy.ReplyDelete
I am in awe that you drafted that dress yourself - and, like many others who have commented, I think the dress looks great.ReplyDelete
- Marjorie P.July 27, 2010 at 2:13 AM
I actually really like this dress, Gertie. I love navy and the piping looks great. And I knew those were bows even if they didn't show in the pictures. I would love to have this dress :)ReplyDelete
Purchasing fabric online can be a gamble sometimes. . . You know what though, I can see a difference between this dress and the first green one and this one is defiantly the better. The dark colour with the contrast piping is really lovely and does wonders for not only your figure, but I think the ability and opportunity for accessorising.You can change of the look of this dress with shoes, jewelry, hats, gloves - it's limitless and timeless. I hope it feels as nice as it looks. Awful feeling fabric can ruin the best of ensembles. . .ReplyDelete
I too love the shoes, and I am grateful you've shown me them paired with THAT dress as I have a similar pair and worried about what to wear them with.ReplyDelete
Also, I LOVE the dress up to and including the tiny bows. I love your blog, your positive attitude and all things Gertie.
Of course, you're privvy to the feel of the fabric, but from here, it looks great.
Well, I am a little late to the party but that dress is stunning! I absolutely love navy and white such a classic. I have to say no to the bows. If you don't love the fabric I completely get that. Make it again though in fabric you love because it really is fabulous! The fit, the styling! It is so versatile, red, yellow ,green.ReplyDelete
- Advanced BeginnerJuly 27, 2010 at 1:10 PM
Gertie wrote:ReplyDelete
Advanced Beginner, these fabrics were different from licensed fabrics.
Got it. Thanks. I'm just very wary of "deals," especially online. My one order from Fabric.com, some cotton for $4 a yard, came in a plastic bag and it was moist. It worked out all right, but it was alarming to receive it in that condition.
I like the fit of the back much better than the front. A non-gathered waist would be nice on you. I do like the classic navy/white combo. The piping is nice. The bows are a little awkward, though. Maybe remove them and just wear some jewelry to match your cute green pumps. It would also look nice with a vintage hat! It is a nice style.ReplyDelete
- my inner magpieJuly 27, 2010 at 2:07 PM
That dress looks really wearable and cute. If it is comfortable to wear I'd keep it in the closet and use it. Another person suggested red shoes which would work.ReplyDelete
At any rate you've made a nice garment that you can wear until you make something that you like better That is if you don't warm up to this one.
Love your dress. Sorry you are feeling so-so about it; I think you look stunning. I love the green pumps. Green is my favorite color.ReplyDelete
When I saw the picture, I thought, "Oh my God, beautiful dress!" I love the fit, the simplicity, and I love it with the green pumps. I hope it grows on you because you look great!ReplyDelete
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I have started going through the threads and editing poems which are not in the default colours as per stated in the rules. If you KNOW you have posted a poem in colours, please edit it yourself. Any threads created from 13 Dec 2010 with poems in colour will attract a warning.
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Your poem can be written in any style. There is no minimum/maximum line count or word count.
How you interpret and use the theme is up to you.
Submissions must have a title (this will be used for the voting thread), but descriptions are optional.
I did one for the fictions and now I'm doing one here for the benefit of everyone writing or reviewing poetry. Please note that I have taken this from here and have edited very little as I am no poetry expert and thought that it would be best to leave poetry writing tips to the experts.
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This is to be your one stop thread to whats currently going on in the forum. Links to writing challenges, contests, and featured stories, both past and present, will all be located here. Other fun activities may find their way into being linked here as well, so make sure you...
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Okay, sometimes it's hard to rhyme certain words. So I think this would be a good thread to have. If you have trouble rhyming something... check this thread! I'll update it as often as I can with random words that rhyme with other words. If you have a rhyme I don't have, and haven't posted, feel...
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to keep it safe i locked it away
nothing could penetrate the walls of my heart...
but the sorrow dripped in and filled it up
the lock was faulty from the start...
nothing to lose
nothing to steal
nothing in, nothing out
so afraid to feel...
I'ma keep it trill with the haters
Gonna' squad up when it come to street players
Devil up yuh' as*, got'choo feelin' froggy-froggy
I am your microwave and yuh' pancake's soggy
Hands in the air, b*tches, if the party litty
My victims on the flyers you see all over the city
Piss in yuh' pants...
a barred door
with hanging lock
nothing can open it
neither plea nor knock
so why are you here
are you around still?
have you no fear?
you'll end up an easy kill
so I've been told
and that's fine
Drifting, drowning, you seem to fade
Nothing to grab except the sharp blade
Tearing at your fragile heart
Its come too soon, and it all fell apart
Dreading, defecating fear onto your soul
You try to flee from the grip, but it takes control
Nowhere to hide, nothing to ease the pain
You fall...
Cuddle me, sweetheart
My heart splits in two, here's your part
I am here to slay with chivalry
You'll be impressed with my delivery
You are my love, my heartbeat
Which you've got going fast, like Starsky
If you cuddle me, just know
You can be the pimp while I'm your . . . !
It's so hard to say "I Love You", and not draw back in tears
It's so hard to know that your not there to help me face my fears
It's so hard to answer the calls from my phone, not knowing it's not your voice
It's so hard to see you laughing when I'm crying deep inside
It's so hard to fall in...
I struggle to capture your heart's luminescence.
My emotions entangle in a crumpled heap.
These knots of my failures engorge the chagrin
Severing memories my heart scrambled to keep.
A flurry of sentiment afflicting my consciousness.
They fall in deaf ears; an emotional void....
I dream of you in the dark
Blessing me with the softest kisses
Whispering to me my worth
Holding my hand as you caress my face.
I dream of actually getting to touch you,
To know you through more than my phone screen.
Just a brief hug,
It doesn't even have to be romantic.
I don't know why I bother.
The venom dripping from your lips,
Burning my throat,
And I can feel the blood
And I can hear the acid
You get so angry!
Then you tell me it wasn't a fight.
It was just a discussion.
Round my finger
I twirl my hair
As round my life
You come here and there.
The tides lapping
Up and down
As my feelings
Breathe and drown.
Luna up high
Waxing and waning
Hey there. I'm new to this forum, and decided to, occasionally drop my own original poetry here. I'll probably contribute fourish times per week, since I still have a bunch of other things to do. Anyways, that's enough exposition, onto the poetry.
Mama please call Papa's phone,
There is frailty in your words,
I was once foolish enough to believe them.
I'm older now, and more the wiser.
While I still love you, I trust you less.
There really is no need to lie to me.
Promises are the ways of cowards.
In your hollow words it is us you condemn.
For without trust there...
theyre strange.
They can change you,
your perspective,
your day,
your mood.
One day you embrace them,
like a close friend.
They keep you moving,
Slowly sinking
Into this stinking cesspool
of the repertoire of the unwanted:
Bastards, broken dreams, midnight fantasies.
No more, I say
It continues
Unperturbed by my desperate reach
For anything that might hold me steady.
Throttling me against the wall, I never would have guessed.
Pegged you for someone who would harm me? Never.
Disillusioned by you I certainly was.
How could I have known the you who nurtured me,
Brought me into this world, loved, cared, and protected!
No, I never would have known.
And now...
A certain sort of romance
Has taken deep ensnaring roots,
To the basis of my binding
And has obfuscated certain truths
A curtain for the frame
Which highlights lover's game,
A back and forth a'plenty
In an unsure sort of phase
Love is a mystery
Chemical in its periphery
Carnal by its tenacity
Beautiful in its complexity
Simple or enigmatic
It causes happiness and panic
Sometimes chosen, or automatic
It envelops the human heart
This is a story I wrote, because I really felt like writing something sweet last night. I classify it as a story, but it's written like a poem, so... I am a bit lost at the moment. Well, here it is under Poetry, I guess.
A Winter Romance
I met you on December 1st
you signed my coffee...
The sun careens from
Hidden vectors
What shadow measures
Edges and flats
Rounds and dips
Creating a yearning
Of window's lips
cope with me
and this thoughtless poetry
you do it too
yours is just done secretly
medicated me
tremors violently
eager to earn your affections again
this is how we've always been
insisting my downward spiral is funny
There is so much to be said
But lost in a perpetual space
Rivers spew mendacies fed
Ingested like a poison glace
Watching Gaia's weeping
Amaroidal from heaven's bay
Her cannonade imploding home
Slathering with salty duress
Nothing in her repine noted
Former decussate in reaping
It has been a long while, close to a year. Going to try to get back into writing, back into viewing peoples poems. The reason as to why matters not but going to post a unedited poem and I would love to hear from anyone and everyone who has something to say about it, even if it is a just good. Point...
Unable to approach you
I am the fool in queendom's court,
Dressed with my wits at best-
With so much humor to sort
I hide behind my mask
Rosy and well refined,
A porcelain of poetry
Conceptually imbibed-
Ralf, Pickle and Wilson
So keen to be hatin.
Now I gotta be demonstratin
My rappin prowess
Except no foul words
Cuz them for the birds
And chats for nerds
Im the Empress
I'm under the impression
Of the lively November spirit,
Whose courts are wreathed-
With withered leaves o' merit
Whose earthen queen sits atop
A macabre yet glowing throne,
Which partakes of winter draught
In every dried flower blown-
Haunted by her figure
The fawning of fair delusion,
My eyes can not synchronize
With her beautiful absolution
She is the Phantom of the Opera
My spectral Annabel Lee,
The Yellow Rose of Texas
That I have seen in my dreams
In the spirit of all Hallow's Eve, I was inspired to compose such a poem. Anyways, the means of inspiration nor how it was conceived is not important. All that matters, is my hope you, the reader enjoys this piece.
When I was little, it was okay. It was normal
To believe in the things that went...
This is just something that I wrote a long time ago.
Feel free to post your thoughts on it.
To An Old friend
Do you remember?
We turned onlookers emerald ,
Painted the words FRIENDS FOREVER
On our hands like little children.
Singing as if we were tone deaf at the
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WASHINGTON -- All things considered, I'd rather be in Rome. Wouldn't everyone?
Tout le journalism monde has descended on Rome since Pope Benedict XVI's surprise retirement last month. The ensuing Vatican intrigue has been appropriately sumptuous: Was it the gay cabal? Blackmail? Did the butler do it?
And now what?
The 115 cardinals electing the new pope finally made their choice Wednesday after weeks of finger-drumming by the international press. The Vatican's tiny communications office had been driven batty by 5,000 reporters who arrived with deadlines and little to report.
The Vatican, despite Pope Emeritus Benedict's relatively recent foray into the Twitterverse, apparently is not yet on the 24/7 news clock. The cardinals, according to one source in Rome, declined to be rushed by journalists. Meanwhile, reporters stateside daily embarrassed themselves by projecting their own values on to the centuries-old institution -- insisting that the church has to modernize on issues ranging from women priests to same-sex marriage to abortion. One colleague recently intoned a popular, if overwrought, sentiment: If the church doesn't change its position on women in the clergy, the church is doomed.
This is all laughable to anyone vaguely familiar with Catholic teaching. The Virgin Mary is at the center of the church and is otherwise known as the mother of God -- hardly a secondary role. Women who want to become priests may need a different church as the all-male priesthood is considered doctrinal. One doesn't easily amend that sort of thing.
For now, such issues are not of prime concern to the church or the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics. Rather, Vatican concerns tilt more toward alleviating poverty in the developing world and ending the persecution of Christians.
And, of course, getting its own house in order.
No one needs a primer on the scandals that have plagued the church the past few decades -- or the more-recent discoveries of financial mismanagement and the so-called "gay cabal." The new pope immediately will have to yoke himself to these burdens. Amid such troubles, not to mention managing a world religion, an assortment of eccentric personalities and a vast charitable and diplomatic empire, he will need a sense of humor.
The modernization of the church about which so many recently have opined is unlikely to make headlines soon. What is imperative is that the new pope be a strong communicator, or an "Evangelical Catholic," as author and commentator George Weigel termed it. This means, among other things, adapting to the global news cycle.
This is no century for introverts.
The recently retired pope much preferred study and writing to meeting and greeting, his tweets notwithstanding. Efforts to humanize him via stories that he loved cats were somewhat outdated and mildly annoying. Worshipers seeking solidarity with the Vicar of Christ often sent Benedict photos of their cats. When a prominent television personality visited the pope, he gave Benedict a gift -- a Baccarat cat.
Benedict had no cats at the Vatican.
The church faces enormous challenges, obviously, but none so daunting as communicating the Good News, which translates to helping millions around the world. Whatever one's personal opinion of Catholicism (I am not Catholic), the church remains a bulwark against Western secularization and the growing culture of choice. Is it really desirable, just for starters, that the leader of the Christian church embrace the destruction of human life in the womb?
One may make painful, personal choices as the law permits, but even non-Catholics can find solace in the barricade that men and women of conscience erect between human beings and the abyss of relativity. If the church means nothing to some, it is at least a welcome noisemaker in the public square, fearless in making the argument that life does matter.
Without the Catholic Church -- the largest charitable organization in the world -- millions of the world's least fortunate would suffer. Catholic Relief Services works in nearly 100 countries and reaches 100 million of the world's poorest with emergency aid and health care, including 280 HIV and AIDS projects. Catholic Charities USA provided food services to 6.5 million people last year, according to Vatican sources.
Scandal surely has diminished the Vatican's moral authority, but 2,000 years of history suggest it will adapt and survive. In the meantime, any evaluation of its present situation must also include recognition of the immense good that individual Catholics and the church do.


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public $label;
public $price;
* This is OUTSIDE CODE because it is written OUTSIDE the class.
$item = new Item();
$item->label = 'Ink-Jet Tatoo Gun';
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* OUTSIDE CODE can cast Item properties to any other PHP types (booleans, integers, floats, strings, arrays, and objects etc.) -- another huge mistake.
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INSIDE CODE should keep the integrity of the object. For example, our class definition should keep $label a string and $price a float -- which means only strings can come IN and OUT of the class for label, and only floats can come IN and OUT of the class for price.
class Item
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* 2. FORCE the use of public functions.
* 3. ONLY strings are allowed IN & OUT of this class for $label
* via the getLabel and setLabel functions.
* 4. ONLY floats are allowed IN & OUT of this class for $price
* via the getPrice and setPrice functions.
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protected $price = 0.0; // Rule 1 - protected.
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return $this->label; // Rule 3 - string OUT for $label.
public function getPrice() { // Rule 2 - public function.
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4. GDAA and its owners, employees and agents act merely as agents for Sellers. Statements regarding the description and condition of item(s) made by the owners, employees and agents of GDAA, including those made on its website, advertising, auction materials, and at the auction itself, are based on a rudimentary item inspection only. No items have been tested for functionality, durability, expiration date or commercial viability. I understand that statements by GDAA are not intended to be relied upon by me, may contain errors, and I agree that I am not purchasing in reliance on those statements. I understand that all statements by GDAA regarding the description and condition of any item(s) are expressly disclaimed and do not constitute any promise, covenant, agreement or warranty.
5. Every item(s) is available for inspection prior to the auction, and that it is my sole responsibility to determine the condition of the item prior to purchase.
6. By making a bid, I am making an offer to purchase the item(s) at the bid price, which if accepted, forms a binding contract to purchase the vehicle between GDAA and myself. I understand that any such contract includes the terms in this Acknowledgement.
7. Purchases may not be removed from the premises until payment in full is received. I understand that if payment is made by means other than certified funds, the purchased property will not be released from the premises until the funds are clear and received.
8. I may not rescind or challenge a purchase for any reason, including later dissatisfaction or discovery of defects.
9. All bidders must be 18 years of age or older and must possess a valid driver's license.
RESERVES: All auctions are with reserve unless specifically stated otherwise. Reserves, if any, are not disclosed unless advertised as "ABSOLUTE." Auctioneers at their discretion may place a reserve bid on behalf of the seller, lienholder or pre-approved absentee bidder.
DEBT COLLECTION AND INTEREST CHARGES: The buyer agrees to pay all reasonable attorney fees and other costs incurred by GDAA in its efforts to collect unpaid funds from the buyer. The buyer agrees that a fee of 2% of the outstanding balance per month be added to any unpaid balance due GDAA.
LAWSUITS: Any litigation with arising out of an auction shall occur in the County in which the item(s) was located at the time the auction took place.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: If, for any reason, after a reasonable time has passed GDAA is unable to make available or deliver any purchased item(s), or portion thereof, or any documentation required to transfer a purchased item to a successful bidder, then the sole liability of GDAA, if any, shall be limited to returning to the successful bidder the moneys the successful bidder paid GDAA, if any, for said purchase.
REGISTRATION: All registration information the bidder provides to GDAA shall be current, complete, and accurate. All bidders are responsible for any bids placed under their bidding numbers and passwords. The security of bidder information is the responsibility of the bidder. Bidders must notify GDAA if they believe that their bidder number and password have been compromised.
INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE: GDAA shall not be held responsible for any interruption in service, errors, and/or omissions, caused by any means and does not guarantee continual, uninterrupted or error-free service or use of its website. Technology can and does fail. Bidder acknowledges that this auction is conducted electronically and relies on hardware and software that may malfunction without warning. GDAA, in its sole discretion, may void any sale, temporarily suspend bidding and re-sell any items or lots that were, in GDAA sole discretion, affected by any malfunction. The decision of GDAA on malfunctions shall be final.
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All items are located at Wayne County Airport. Surplus Inventory location will be disclosed at checkout.
All Items MUST be removed by 4:30pm on July 1st.
No assistance loading or equipment to assist will be available. Know what you are buying and bring appropriate help or equipment to remove.
Once payment has been made through Greater Detroit Auto Auction you may then pick up your items.
Hours for pickup:
Monday 9:30am-4:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am-4:30pm
Wednesday - CLOSED
Thursday - 9:30am-4:30pm
Friday - 9:30am-4:30pm
There is NO preview for this auction as all items are available to view online with descriptions and pictures. Please feel free to reach out to the auction prior to closing day to request additional information or photos.
If you have any questions contact us at 734-479-4360 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Please do your own due diligence. These items are sold as is. Information in listings are for information purposes only and are not guaranteed to be accurate and may change prior to closing of auction. We take photos to best represent these items, if you have additional questions you are always encouraged to reach out to our office.


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Flexoid Gasket Material.
Oil Resistant Joining Material.
Flexoid Gasket Material
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