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AN: Hello! This is a little one-shot that has been sitting on my hard-drive for an age, and I though I would post, because, well Believing The Lie is killing me softly. Oh, and the lyrics and title come from 'You Must Meet My Wife' from Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music.
Set: Post-series.
Spoilers: None.
Warning: Fluff ensues.
Enjoy! x
She lightens my sadness,
She livens my days,
She bursts with a kind of madness,
My well ordered ways.
My happiest mistake,
The ache of my life,
You must meet my wife.
He knew it was stupid. He knew he shouldn't have done it. He knew that his mother would all but murder him when she found out. Regardless of that, of all that, he was glad he did it. However, after taking his new wife's hand in his and running joyfully to the airport, after disappearing off the face of the earth for two weeks, Thomas Lynley had decided it was now time to face his family.
He parked his burgundy Bristol 410 in front of Howenstow; where silently they sat, looking at his estate. Eventually he spoke.
"Could you do me a favour?" He asked gently, only looking at her on the last word.
"Come back in fifteen minutes?" She offered, smiling understandingly at him, her perfect green eyes shining with affection. He sighed, relaxing. Why had he been so worried about this? It was moments like these he was reminded why he'd married her. He took her hand, brushing her hair back with his fingers while they were still laced with hers, brought the hand to his lips and kissed it, then her.
"Thank you." He muttered. Finally he looked away from his wife's face just in time to see a car pulling up beside his.
"Too late?" She asked, wondering which of his mother, sister, or brother had just pulled up.
"It seems – " He stopped himself, "no. It's St James." A smile broke across his face at the sight of his best friend – well his best friend with whom he wasn't sleeping.
"Simon?" She grinned, her head whipping around. She pushed open the door and flung herself into her friend's arms, almost knocking him over. Although she had become more openly affectionate over the course of their – or more accurately her and Lynley's friendship, her throwing her arms around him in a bear hug was a little unprecedented.
"Um...Hello..." Simon said eventually, a bit stiffly.
"I'm so glad to see you." She grinned against his chest.
"Are you trying to make me jealous, Barbara?" Lynley smiled, leaning on the roof of his car and watching his wife. Deborah stepped out of Simon's car now, having organised herself, and took in the scene in amusement.
"Is she quite all right, Tommy? What on earth did you do to her?" Deborah St James laughed her tinkling bell's laugh, walking around the car to stand beside her husband.
"I didn't do anything bad to her, if that's what you mean." Barbara released Simon, shooting a playful glare at her boss. Her husband. Good lord, that was surreal.
"Ignore him, Deb, he's impossible." Barbara teased easily before embracing the redheaded woman. Deborah pushed Barbara back by the shoulders, studying her sceptically. There was something going on with her, something different. She dismissed it, letting her hands fall down her friend's arms, but her eyes bulged out of her head when she squeezed her friend's hands and found something new. She wrenched Barbara's left hand up to eye level. A high pitched noise escaped Deborah as she excitedly glanced between the rings on Barbara's finger and the smug look on her old friend's face.
"When did you get engaged?" Deborah asked, almost bouncing with excitement. She looked back to Barbara's newly bejewelled hand – to the stunning square Peridot and the and the white gold band with tiny diamonds encrusted around it – and did a double take, her lips forming the word 'two'. The noise repeated, only higher. "When did you get married?" Finally Lynley was done with observing the scene from a distance. He crossed to his friends and wife, smiling much like the cat that got the cream.
"Engaged three Thursdays ago, married that Sunday. Now may I please have my wife back?" He queried, wrapping his arms around her waist and pulling her back into his embrace.
"Oh, Tommy! Congratulations!" Deborah said earnestly, kissing his cheek.
"Yes, congratulations." Simon smiled. "I can't say how happy I am for you. However, I'm devastated that you didn't ask me to be your best man."
"It was actually only the two of us, St James." Lynley mollified his friend.
"Not even...? That explains a lot." Simon murmured, more to himself than his friends.
"Explains what?" Lynley's eyes had narrowed suspiciously.
"Well, I had a rather carefully modulated telephone conversation with your mother, Tommy. She asked if I'd spoken to you. Deborah and I were coming up here to visit my family today anyway, so we thought we'd pay her a visit. She did seem worried – in that particular way of hers. Am I to suppose she doesn't know any of this?"
"You are. Since you're here, I was wondering, could one of you keep Barbara company while I – "
"Try and break it to Daze gently?" Simon smirked wickedly. Simon had instantly interpreted "company", and quite correctly so, to mean "out of harm's way".
"Subtle, St James." The sardonic tone was not lost on Simon.
"Well, I was going to try and steal Ebony's soul while the light's in the right spot. You're most welcome to come, Barbara." Deborah smiled.
"St James?" Lynley asked, obviously hoping to have his friend's naturally calming presence with him for support – or perhaps hoping that his mother would see the two of them together and remember that they had maintained a friendship – a fantastic friendship – through the most awful circumstances purely because of Simon's capacity for forgiveness; that she would in turn realise that if Simon could forgive him for the accident, she could forgive him for not telling her he had married.
"Oh no, Tommy, this is something you have to do on your own. I would say I'll carry Deborah's camera to the stables for her, but I have the sneaking suspicion that she and Barbara want some time for gossip. So, I'm going to visit Nancy and Kate." He said decisively.
Lynley, facing Barbara, waiting for an appropriate moment to say something to her, spoke absently to St James. "They're in the kitchen. Kate's taken quite a shining to pasties and Nancy's decided she might as well learn to make them."
Simon laughed. "Kate's all of how old now?"
"Seven? Seven and a half?"
"Oh well, start training them early, eh?" Simon shot a playful look at his wife, earning a glare in return. "Right." St James said, indicating his imminent departure. He removed his crutches from the car and set off towards the house. He paused after four or five steps. "Are you coming, Tommy? Or are you too scared?" He joked.
Lynley's eyes didn't move from his wife's. "I'll catch up to you."
Both taking their cues, Simon continued towards the house, while Deborah busied herself about removing her photographic equipment from the boot of the car, taking her time about it.
"You okay?" Barbara joked.
"I'm fine. But stop worrying."
"I'm not." She deadpanned. He shot her a look.
"Alright, so I am, but not as much as you are." She was, of course, correct.
Deeply he kissed her, cupping her jawbone with one hand and keeping her body pinned against his with the other.
"I love you; and I'm glad I married you. Remember that." She nodded; her eyes gleaming, alive with affection.
"Ready, Barbara?" Deborah asked after shutting the boot loudly, pointedly. The couple parted.
"Have fun with my horse." He smiled, peeling away from her.
"Have fun with your mother." She shot after him. He looked at her over his shoulder, sceptical laughter in his eyes.
"I think I know which is more likely."
Barbara walked over to Deborah, picking up one of the bags of lenses at her feet.
"Shall we?" She asked, smiling at her redheaded friend.
Deborah grinned girlishly. "Only if you agree to tell me everything!"
Barbara greeted Lynley's horse with a light-hearted "Hey, Eb," stroking his nose. She'd always had a bit of an affinity with the animal. Without a word Deborah photographed the pair of them, Ebony throwing his head up playfully and Barbara laughing in response. The lighting was beautiful, slowly bleeding Ebony's pitch black head into the pure whiteness of the sky – or at least it would look pure white in the photograph.
"Oi! That was not part of the deal." Barbara rounded on her friend. She had an intense aversion to photographs.
"I know." Deborah grinned. "So he really proposed just like that? On the spot?" It seemed uncharacteristic to Deborah. Tommy was a man who liked to have plans laid out, huge romantic gestures and such... The journey to the stables hadn't revealed a great deal - this was largely due to the fact that Deborah had paused almost every three paces to photograph something or other that caught her eye - but had begun to set the general scene.
Barbara nodded, glancing over her shoulder while flicking Ebony's mane onto the right side of his neck. "Just like that. We were walking back to the car, and he stopped following me. I turned around and he just said it."
"What did he say?" Deborah asked, sitting on a milk crate and looking at Barbara like a small child awaiting a fairytale.
Barbara laughed shortly. "'Marry me'."
"Just 'marry me'? How did he look? What did you say? I really meant everything, Barbara."
"I said 'what?'. He looked... I don't know. Blank. He had that 'you don't know what I'm thinking but whatever it is I'm thinking it hard' look. You know that look." Barbara had turned to face Deborah, leaning against the stable wall, and Ebony was searching her hair with his nose to try and win back her attention. Absently she scratched beneath his forelock.
"What was he wearing?" Again, Barbara laughed.
"We'd been at work, Deb; he wasn't exactly trying to make an impression. But," she added, seeing the disappointment in her friend's eyes, "he did have that black overcoat on, so he looked pretty yummy." Deborah smiled now.
"So, after you said 'what?' what did he say?"
"He said 'marry me'. It really wasn't the most original proposal."
"What did you say then? Please don't make me beat it out of you!" She pressed.
"Alright, alright! I just kind of gaped at him; he walked over to me and said that he didn't mean to do it like this, but after today he didn't want to waste any more time."
Deborah's brow furrowed. "What had happened that day?"
Barbara sighed deeply. "We had a really tough case. This married couple... They'd both been shot, but the husband survived. He was a total mess; said he didn't want to live if it was without her. Said that he wasn't a whole person without her. We found the killer but we couldn't charge him because one of the bloody constables took the gun from the suspect's house without a warrant, and we didn't have a case without it. We were leaving their house – the couple's – when he asked me; we'd just told the husband we couldn't charge him."
"Oh god, Barbara. What an awful day."
Deborah didn't mean to be heartless, but two of her best friends had just gotten married totally out of the blue, and she wanted to hear the story.
"So, he didn't want to waste time, what did you say?" This time Barbara laughed at herself.
"'Are you sure?' He laughed and said yes. He said he'd left the ring at home but 'say yes anyway'."
"What did you say?" Deborah asked, wonderment and awe in her voice. Barbara held up her left hand.
"What do you think I said, Deb?" Deborah rolled her eyes at herself. "Right. Did you cry?" She almost sighed. Barbara blushed lightly.
"A little."
"Where have you been!" Dorothy Lynley railed at her son, standing abruptly when she saw him enter the room.
Lynley was cowering a little internally, but summoned all his inner strength and said quite calmly: "Perhaps you should sit down, Mother."
"I will do no such thing until you tell me where you've been!" Her voice was uncharacteristically shrill, and it struck him how much he must have actually worried her to evoke such a reaction.
"I was on my honeymoon."
Involuntarily she folded into the chair behind her, her hands clasped neatly in her lap, her back rigid, her face blank.
Her eyes met his again. "Your what?" Her voice was quiet.
"My honeymoon." He kept his voice gentle, trying not to distress her further. An 'I-see-right-through-you' smile broke across her face.
"But you're not..." She paused as she caught sight of the new white gold band on his finger. "Oh... But who - ?"
"Barbara?" Her brain was failing to make the connection.
"Barbara Havers, my partner. You've met her."
Now she was truly annoyed. "All of four times, Tommy! You never said you were even..." She trailed off. Connections in her brain were now beginning to form. He'd been different. Of course she'd noticed it; she just never pressed him on it. "This is why you've been so – "
"Happy?" He supplied. She mouthed the word in wonderment.
"And I wasn't invited because?" There was an accusation here.
"No one was, actually. It was rather a last minute decision."
"So he gave you the ring when you got home? Where was it?"
"Would you believe it was in his sock drawer? Not his safe, or his desk, his sock drawer!" Love him as she did, she really couldn't explain some of his actions.
Deborah shook her head. "I can't decide if I'm surprised or not. But the wedding! Tell me about the wedding. I can't imagine that he always intended it to be so small."
"No, I don't think he did. We woke up on Saturday morning and he said something like 'you don't really like big weddings, do you?' And I don't – I don't think he was particularly keen on the idea either, so we went to the town hall on Sunday. It was really perfect, actually."
Deborah leant forward, resting her head on her hands. Her meaning was clear: Every single detail. Now.
"What do you want to know, Deb?" Barbara laughed.
"Well, 'everything' seems to be rather lost on you, my dear, so what did you wear?"
"You know those grey pinstripe high waisted trousers? And that silky white shirt thing that Tom likes."
Deborah's lips curled wryly. "I still can't believe he lets you call him that."
"I don't think I really gave him a choice."
"Did you have a bouquet?"
"He bought me flowers on the way." A light blush spread across her fair features.
"Why're you blushing? It's lovely!"
"Because I'm no good at all this! It makes me uncomfortable."
"Oh pisch." Deborah dismissed. "What did he wear? Did he look gorgeous?" She drew out the last word for emphasis.
"Does he ever not?" Barbara retaliated, before reflecting for a moment. "He wore the charcoal suit."
Deborah murmured appreciatively. Although she was in no way still romantically interested in her ex-lover, she was well aware that he was a very attractive man. "Which shirt? Which tie?"
"White shirt, no tie."
"No tie?" Deborah's eyes widened in amazement. Barbara cocked an eyebrow and nodded in response. "I am impressed."
"So you mean to tell me that my eldest son, my responsible son, married his sergeant on a whim at a town hall? Good lord, Thomas, did I not raise you with any sense of what's seemly?" He knew he was in trouble from the use of his full name, and somehow that knowledge angered him a little.
"Of course you did. But I know my own mind well enough to know that I couldn't really give a damn, and it was in no way a whim. I love her. She may not be part of the aristocracy, or have gone to Wycomb Abbey, or have money and a title, but she's the best person I know and I love her." He drew a breath, and barely managed to get his next point in before his mother interrupted him. "And I married her the way she wanted to be married, and quite frankly I don't care who is unhappy about it as long she isn't."
Deborah was about to ask one of the more intimate details of the wedding when she noticed someone approaching them carrying buckets.
"Hi, Pam." Barbara said, turning to the stable hand with a smile.
"Barbara! I didn't know you were up."
"Last minute decision." She replied.
"Eh, if the mood's upon yeh, why not?" Grinned the other woman cheekily. "Do you want to feed His Majesty?" Barbara's brow furrowed in confusion. Did she mean His Lordship? And did she mean by spoon? Because that was not going to happen. Oh. God. What if he'd been hiding strange fetishes until they were married? Realisation suddenly washed over her when Ebony pawed at the ground loudly and impatiently.
"Oh, you mean Eb." She laughed a little at herself. "No, I think I'll leave the hard work to the professionals."
"Probably wise." Pam responded with a wink, before adding as an afterthought: "Evening Mrs St-James."
"Evening." Deborah, who had been sitting in silent amazement up until that point, smiled. She waited until Pam was out of earshot before turning back to her friend.
"I'm starting to wonder if there's anyone here you don't know. When did that happen?"
"What can I say? I'm just a bit of a fixture."
Yes, Deborah thought. It rather seems that you are.
"Okay." Barbara volunteered. "Good bit." Deborah nodded and leant forward, intrigued. "He left his phone at home."
Deborah's green eyes widened. "He left his phone at home?" She repeated slowly. Barbara nodded. "I don't think he's ever done that since I've known him! Well, I mean, since they invented mobile phones..."
"Well, I met him since mobile phones, so it was an absolute first for me."
"What about vows?"
Barbara smiled a little. She was actually quite proud of this little self devised scheme. "Shakespeare."
"Shakespeare?" Deborah asked, eyebrows shooting skyward and mouth curling into a grin. "What, Romeo & Juliet? Or Twelfth Night?"
"The Tempest, actually." Havers informed her friend. She may not have been a scholar, but in her younger days she'd had a bit of a penchant for sneaking off to the Globe for five quid tickets just to escape her parents after Terry's death. The redhead waved her hand, bidding the policewoman's continuance.
"I am a fool
To weep at what I am glad of.
At mine unworthiness that dare not offer
What I desire to give, and much less take
What I shall die to want. But this is trifling;
And all the more it seeks to hide itself,
The bigger bulk it shows. Hence, bashful cunning!
And prompt me, plain and holy innocence!
I am your wife, if you will marry me;
If not, I'll die your maid: to be your fellow
You may deny me; but I'll be your servant,
Whether you will or no." Barbara recited flawlessly.
Deborah's voice came out on an emotional waver. "Barbara, that's absolutely beautiful."
"It's slightly abridged." Confessed the sergeant.
"I don't care. It's perfect. Tommy must have absolutely swooned!" Enthused the redhead. Havers shrugged dismissively, but the truth was he had done something rather similar to swooning. Well, probably something as close to swooning as six-foot-two aristocrats could do.
Her son had gone to fetch his partner. His new wife. Her new daughter in law. Daze was reeling with the influx of information. She knew her son – or at least she thought she did – and he was not the kind of man to do something like this. He did things properly. Weddings had hundreds of guests, kilometres of white silk, and a multitude of canapés, not two people and a town hall. She had followed him out of the house after he'd gone, and was staring absently into the garden, her cardigan pulled about her slim frame against the early evening chill. The sea breeze would pick up and be bitterly cold by nightfall. It would whistle through the ancient house with no regard for its sleeping inhabitants, and nothing any workman could do would manage to stop it.
It wasn't long before she was able to make out two figures approaching. The way her son moved was as familiar to her as the 1812 Overture, but today, walking beside the woman he claimed to love, he seemed freer than he usually did; loose and untroubled. She noticed their hands clasping each other's, their bodies turned towards each other, and when he got closer, the look of absolute love in their eyes. They paused for a long moment, Tommy nuzzling against her hair and whispering something in her ear before kissing Barbara in a way Daze had never seen him kiss Helen. Her fingers curled around his shirt, creasing it appallingly, Daze was sure. After a long moment their lips parted, a tender smile forming on her son's, his eyes still closed. When, at the exact same moment, their eyes opened Tommy collected her hand in his once again and led her to where Daze was standing observing them.
"Mother, you remember Barbara." He said easily, a lifetime of public-school-politeness coming through, before adding pointedly: "my wife."
"Hello, Lady Asherton." The Sergeant greeted her politely. Daze couldn't help but soften.
"I think it may be time for you to start calling me 'Daze', my dear."
"Thank you, mother," Tommy grinned, his gratitude absolutely blatant as he stepped forward and kissed her cheek.
"I think, perhaps, a Pimm's is in order." Stated the Lady of the house, before turning neatly on her heel and leading them into the manor. Lynley pulled gently on his wife's hand and mumbled into her ear:
"Welcome to the family."


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Densham win heats up Olympics race
A stomach bug delivered a blow to Emma Snowsill's hopes of defending her Olympic triathlon title on Sunday.
But the form of Erin Densham may also be making Snowsill feel queasy after she continued her remarkable comeback from heart problems to win the World Cup season opener at Mooloolaba on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
Three-time world champion Snowsill finally succumbed to a lingering stomach bug as she withdrew before what was set to be her first race of the year.
Her Olympic selection chances may now hinge on her performance in the world championship series opener in Sydney on April 14.
Two of the three spots on the Australian women's triathlon team are left, with two-time world champion Emma Moffatt having secured the initial selection.
But Emma Jackson has all but wrapped up one after she claimed the Oceania title in Devonport earlier this month and Densham boosted her chances of securing one with Sunday's dominant World Cup win.
Densham dictated a field featuring New Zealand's world number two Andrea Hewitt from the outset, emerging from the water first and setting the pace in the bike leg before kicking away with a typically powerful run.
She won by almost a minute ahead of Switzerland's Nicola Spirig with Hewitt third.
Moffatt finished ninth.
Remarkable comeback
The race continued Beijing Olympian Densham's comeback story.
She considered retirement in 2009 after repeated heart concerns.
In one race in the US Densham had to be dragged from the water when her heartbeat raced out of control.
Barely three years after going under the knife to correct the heart condition that had troubled her since the age of 12, Densham now has London in her sights.
Despite coming from a swimming background, Densham usually has a weak first leg in the water - but not on Sunday.
It helped her destroy the field in wo hours, three minutes and 31 seconds - well ahead of Spirig (2:04.24) and Hewitt (2:04.30) while a London-focused Moffatt clocked 2:05.48.
"I have always been an outsider for London," Densham said.
"I don't know if this puts me back in the game or not.
"Sydney will be big. But I will keep racing no matter what, doing what I enjoy doing."
Rewind three years and it was all so different for Densham.
"That period was the toughest. It took a lot out of me to the point where I thought I had to quit the sport," she said.
"I eventually had the operation in 2009 - it was a long slow road back.
"Obviously I have had a hard run and it beats you up a little.
"But I am feeling good at training. I am glad I have been able to show everyone what I am capable of.
"I am back."
Of Densham's dominance, Moffatt said: "She has definitely made it hard for selectors. I am glad I am already in the team."
But Moffatt backed Snowsill to lift before London.
"I ran with Emma this morning and she was too weak to race today," she said.
"It will be tough (to make the Olympic team). But Emma is Olympic champion and three-time world champion for a reason.
"I have no doubt if she gets over this illness she will be firing for London."
Topics: triathlon, other-sports, olympics-summer, sport, mooloolaba-4557, qld, australia

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text: Hi Stephen. >> The obvious problem is that the clock will wrap round faster if >> it's ticking at a higher rate. I believe this is being looked >> into by some of the senior kernel hackers at the moment, for >> various reasons. > It was being looked at. The 2.2 kernels should now be OK when > the jiffies counter wraps.I havenae seen any comments re this being definately fixed, andhaven't had reason to change HZ on my systems, so I will pleadignorance of the current status.As you appear to be better informed than me, can you answer a fewquestions on this subject please? 1. There is presumably a maximum rate to which HZ can be set that is dictated by the hardware. What is it? 2. There is presumably also a separate maximum rate to which HZ can be set before the timer interrupt routine starts taking too large a proportion of the inter-timer-interrupt intervals. This will of course be dependant on the processor and its speed, but is there any sort of formula to determine what this will be for any given processor? 3. Am I right in thinking that the jiffies counter is a 32-bit counter? If so, would I be right in thinking that the maximum interval that can be measured is (2^32-1.0)/HZ seconds ?If I'm right, then the above between them will set the maximum rate towhich HZ can be set on any given machine.Comments?Best wishes from Riley.+----------------------------------------------------------------------+| There is something frustrating about the quality and speed of Linux || development, ie., the quality is too high and the speed is too high, || in other words, I can implement this XXXX feature, but I bet someone || else has already done so and is just about to release their patch. |+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ * ftp://ftp.MemAlpha.cx/pub/rhw/Linux * http://www.MemAlpha.cx/kernel.versions.html-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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Buhbye Amy. What a boring show this was.
Buhbye Amy. What a boring show this was.
I liked it. The editing was identical to a Mark Burnett production, this wasn't a Mark picture right? Weird.
I enjoyed this more than The Apprentice, I like the idea of no "project manager" and team leads, I like the idea that the leaders will rise to the top on their own, it doesn't allow for "Kendra style" moves under the radar. Also dumping the teammate that honestly doesn't do anything is much better than losing the member that just gets on your nerves.
I'll be watching again, I adore Tommy clothes for men, not too hot on the girls line except for the Tshirts
They serenaded the newest champs in this city of champs, and taunted Kobe Bryant and his Lakers, who drowned in a green-and-white wave for 48 minutes.
I agree. Project Runway was a superior show. We got a peak into a profession that most of us knew little about and it surpassed many scritpted comedies with the spontaneous wit of a few. It was refreshing to see individual tasks for a change.Originally Posted by hepcat
I enjoyed the Apprentice and Wickedly Perfect but here was a chance to change the team dynamic that has become so familiar.
It lacks a point of view. I cannot see the value of a billboard and tricked out car in the scheme of designing clothes. Trump made it clear that he was looking for leadership skills in an apprentice but Tommy has not said how that is important in clothes design, yet he stresses leadership or the lack thereof.
Still I enjoyed it and will continue to watch.
Yep, and according to fluff.... they also =pillock.Originally Posted by primadonna
I actually quite like the way he did the elimination. He gave credit where credit was due and verified all comments with the rest of the team members. There is very little way someone will be able to take credit for someone else's work. Or take the fall for someone else's lack of work.
"You are OUT of style - hit the runway"......had me on the floor! That sounds so flat, it's BANANAS! Next week they will be "pimping" some celebrity's ride. Sounds interesting, but when are we going to get to CLOTHES? That's the part I am most interested in.
So where did Princess get the idea that Liz was involved with Felix's logo? I think she was set up.
Wow, I actually liked it. Yea, it was like The Apprentice, but it's different too. And I never saw Project Runway, so maybe I just don't know what all the hype is about.
Anyway, I know I'm going to watch every episode. I thought it was a great show. I already have my favorite, that's Rob. And I have the one I'm going to love to hate, that's going to be Vlada!
Favorite Reality Tv Quote Ever:
"You have to do it. You have to accomplish your dreams." - Charla, The Amazing Race 5
I must confess I liked it too. If every show was about designing clothes it would be pretty repetitious. I liked the billboard idea. Hated the NY skyline design, but the TomMYny thing was brilliant. It was weird. In some instances Tommy came across as plastic, and other times, when he was grilling them in the end, he seemed much more natural than Trump.
What was up with the stripper/prostitute gyrating for the married guy in the bath? Yuck. I'm sure his wife was impressed with that little scene. Hope he prepped her. They are both awful. Hope they go soon, but they probably won't cause they are good drama. Whatever, the porno dancing was really out of line and I think she should be ashamed of herself. I got the impression she was more than a little bit drunk. Hope she turns it around.
I knew what I was in for with this show, having read numerous posts, articles, hearsay, and whatnot. I knew that this was not a rip off of Project Runway (thank god! don't mess with perfection.) It has sort of slipped in under the radar, and with incorrect billing. They even did it in the intro. They aren't looking for a clothing designer (at least I hope not!) they're looking for an "It" person, a trendsetter, and Idea Guy/Gal. So Let Viewers KNOW THAT!!! Ugh.
Anywhozit, I enjoyed it. It is way too early to pick favorites (chris and wes are both hot! ) but it is certainly appropriate to pick the ones we hate. Jeff (knob=tool=plank=pillock!), Vlada (Slutty Suoka Van Slutstress) and Tommy (contestant, not hilfiger).
As for the billboards, Broadway (Broadway!) was great. If the Hilfiger was bigger it would have been first-rate. They should have realized that it wasn't big enough and at least tried to fix it. Or repeat it. Or repeat it across the top. Something. Instead of going home. Oh, well, I still loved it anyway.
The 50th Billboard was so bad it was funny. The concept was okay. If they had professionals it would have still looked low concept but at least it would have been eye-pleasing. It was so Public Education circa 1980, and I swear I said that before Deanna did. I liked her quite a bit, and when she agreed with me, I was ready to sign up as a fan. We'll see though.
The To My NY was brilliant, but poorly executed. Why didn't Tommy nullify them for that? it was terrible! They should have ghosted the middle m, or made all three words different colors, or something. It looked jumbled.
All in all, it was a good show and I will be a devoted viewer. Who else?
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Elizabeth - posted on 09/02/2009 ( 23 moms have responded )
What would say were the toughest moments and the most memorable moments when your preemie finally came home?
Elizabeth - posted on 09/02/2009 ( 23 moms have responded )
What would say were the toughest moments and the most memorable moments when your preemie finally came home?
Shari - posted on 09/30/2009
Dealing with the oxygen tanks and apnea moniter was pretty much a nightmare, and being terrified of him getting sick. He started to get NEC in the NICU (though they caught it early), and the second day home I thought he was getting it again because he kept screaming. Turned out to be wicked bad gas. =) He's almost 6 months now and I still check to make sure he's breathing before I go to sleep at night.
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Our little guy decided he wanted to be born just 4 days before we were suppose to fly to Germany(Military family). He spent almost 3 weeks in NICU with really no problems other than them wanting him to hold his body temp before they would let him leave the hospital. The day he was released we had a 3 1/2 hr drive to my moms home for about a week and then we had to drive back to catch our flight. While at my moms house I had to make sure everyone washed there hands before they held him. On the flight to our new home he did wonderful. I will never forget sitting in the bathroom on the plane pumping milk so that he could eat...lots of unhappy people :)
Molly - posted on 09/28/2009
the toughest was remembering to wash hands and when visitors came over they had to wear a medical mask...the most memorable was him sleeping all the time:)
Tori - posted on 09/28/2009
i was scared to fall asleep lol i was scared that she was going to spit up in her sleep and choke but she is 3 months now and a-ok lol
Debbi - posted on 09/14/2009
For me the hardest moment was leaving the NICU nurses. My son was there for over 15 weeks so we had bonded a lot with them.
The best moment(s) were when the took the bracelet off. That made it so real. Then when the cat came to inspect him and he made a sound that made her jump - that was hilarious. Also, knowing that we could hold him and bathe him whenever we wanted!
Danielle - posted on 09/13/2009
Quoting Carie:
I was always checking on her to make sure that she was breathing. You get used to the constant monitoring in the NICU.
I was the same way when my daughter came home. When we were in the NICU being discharged I got sick to my stomach cause I was so nervous not knowing how I would care for her without the machines there telling me if she stopped breathing or had a sudden drop in heart rate.
Carie - posted on 09/12/2009
I was always checking on her to make sure that she was breathing. You get used to the constant monitoring in the NICU. The best part was being able to do what you think is right for your child not what the NICU staff thinks is right. Not that I don't love the NICU staff I do.
Staci - posted on 09/11/2009
the toughest was trying to convince the ICN nurses that nobody makes a car seat for babies under 5lbs. My daughter was 4lbs 11oz when she left the hospital and the nurses didn't want to let her go because the car seat said 5-30lbs on it. I told my husband that even if it meant that he had to go home and get her stroller so I could walk her the 6 miles back to my house I was not leaving that day without her. She had been in there for 27 days. Looking back I probably looked like a crazy person but I was stressed out and just wanted my baby home. The most memorable moment was when the cat's were sniffing her bassinet and she sneezed they both bolted for the bedroom. It was hilarious.
Katie - posted on 09/11/2009
We did not have cribs yet becasue we were broke. It was rough not having a special place for them but also their reflux problems made them stop breathing a lot and we had to sleep in shifts to make sure we were there at all times to help them remember how to breath. It sucked.
The most memorable was watching my hisband bond with the boys. He wanted girls but now is so in love with the boys he would not trade them for girls anytime lol.
I love your profile picture buy the way...how precious.
Wendi - posted on 09/06/2009
The toughest moment so far with my first one was the days of no sleep and walking the hallways because she was colicky, making sure she had a bm everyday as she had problems with that, and having an operation at 15 months old for tubes in the ears. The toughest moment so far with my 2nd one was when I left the hospital leaving her there by herself. I cried for days because I wanted my baby home.
The most memorable moment for my first one was everything watching her grow and learn and once she had her tubes put in her ears not having a constant ear infection and then watching her vocabulary just grow. The most memorable moment so far with my second as she is only 7 months is just watching her explore everything and when they told me she went 48 hours straight with no tube feeding and that I could bring her home.
Peggy - posted on 09/06/2009
Quoting Natasha:
The hardest thing about bringing my preemie home was that she was so small. I was so afraid to hold her, and breastfeeding was a challenge since her mouth was so tiny. :] But there are so many good moments. Like when she finally went to sleep and I could just look at her, without all of the IV, cords,and machines. Just knowing she was mine and God had given me such a precious gift. Then she wakes up screaming for what seems like no reason, then you start to think that you are in way over your head. Lol. Make sure you have someone to talk to about your frustrations, don't hold it in, and make time for yourself, even though it seems impossible. Remember, your daughter can feel when you are tense, so try your best to make a balance in your day, find time for yourself, take a hot shower! Good luck!
Preemies need to conserve strength and so do you. If she's falling asleep be fore finishing and doesn't seem to be getting enough milk and you have to express more milk and still bottle feed and then start all over again in 2 hours, like I did. You'll never get any sleep. Believe me you'll be a better and healthier and happier mom and baby if you both can sleep in between feedings. I found that Breast milk expressed (especially using an electric pump, as my step daughters have used) and then given in a bottle with a softer nipple designed for preemies can provide faster, better results with less stress.
If you haven't got such a devise or don't have much milk, like me, I used a good soy formula and a 1/2 teaspoon of rice baby cereal (my mother's advise and on this she was better then the doctor). After all my baby was three months old when he came home and his little tummy had months of experience just not much room. It worked and he grew and he slept and I maintained my sanity.LOL
Peggy - posted on 09/06/2009
The hardest thing about having my son home was the isolation. I no longer had the nurses to talk to and mothers with normal babies and I had little to share and it seemed I new so few. But that was 37 years ago and he is now 5'9" and 135lbs. Let me tell you every second of being his mother has been both a challenge and a blessing, and we would not be the strong and accomplished people that we are today had G-d not given us that early start.
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The biggest challenge was the two weeks apart between my twins. THey were born at 30 weeks and my little boy came home first. Visiting my little girl while he was home was very difficult. My mom had to come help out and get a special pass to visit her as well. Once both of them were home, however, the only hard part was fitting in all the follow-up doctors appointments!!
Shelly - posted on 09/05/2009
my son was born at 24 weeks 5 days and was in scbu for 16 weeks with lots of problems and operations,the best day for me was when they said he could come home,it was the best feeling in the world.
The worst was thinking if anything goes wrong theres only u and no special care team of nurses and doctors behind u making sure they are ok,but we had fantastic after care and loads of follow up appointments at hospital and it has all been worth it as our son is now a happy healthy,and sometimes cheeky,7 year old and looking forward to going back to school on monday.
Bridgette - posted on 09/03/2009
I never slept and I watched his apena monitor so close i would just sit and stare at it. The most memorable moments were when he smiled at me, when we would just stare at each other because i had no idea what i was doing! lol
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I brought my son home on Mother's Day after a 5 week stay in the NICU. Although we were exhausted from rooming in the two nights before, the best moment was when they took off his ankle bracelet (they make all babies wear them at the hospital he was in) and I finally put him in his carseat and carried him home. Then just holding him in without tons of blankets and monitors attached to him was wonderful. It was really challenging for a while because he never learned to breastfeed, but I wanted to give him breastmilk, so I was pumping every 3 hours so he would have food. My husband was working a 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. shift then, so he couldn't help at night, and I just remember a blur of exhaustion because of the amount of time it took to pump, feed him, get him back to sleep, then clean everything.
Laura - posted on 09/03/2009
The most memorable moments for me were late at night. Watching her sleep, I was in such awe of her. I was completely overwhelmed by how much I loved her. Cuddling her and nursing her in the middle of the night in my bed when the rest of the world was asleep were some of the most beautiful moments of my life. They still are. The toughest thing for me was being scared and lonely. I had no family around when I brought her home, so I was basically on my own. There was no fanfare surrounding her homecoming, just us. Katelyn was my first and she was born 2 months premature. She was so tiny and I was so worried I would do something wrong. I am much more confident now in my ability to be a great mother to her. It was just very overwhelming.
Ashley - posted on 09/03/2009
I bawled my eyes out when my son came home, it was so hard thinking about taking care of this tiny human being! As much as I wanted him at home and in my arms it was terrifying. He was already on a schedule and I felt like it was all out of my hands. After a few days we adjusted and it started to feel like everything was normal. I agree in taking time for yourself too. Take care of yourself and let people help out. I was such a germ freak, not letting anyone else hold him or feed him but my mom and my husband. Eventually I let it go and it all just fell into place! I think it was harder when my second one came home, I didn't know what to do since I was able to make his schedule and someone else didn't do it for me. Hang in there and give it time! : )
Natasha - posted on 09/03/2009
The hardest thing about bringing my preemie home was that she was so small. I was so afraid to hold her, and breastfeeding was a challenge since her mouth was so tiny. :] But there are so many good moments. Like when she finally went to sleep and I could just look at her, without all of the IV, cords,and machines. Just knowing she was mine and God had given me such a precious gift. Then she wakes up screaming for what seems like no reason, then you start to think that you are in way over your head. Lol. Make sure you have someone to talk to about your frustrations, don't hold it in, and make time for yourself, even though it seems impossible. Remember, your daughter can feel when you are tense, so try your best to make a balance in your day, find time for yourself, take a hot shower! Good luck!
Jessica - posted on 09/03/2009
My daughter was born at 26 weeks and after spending 113 days in NICU's in 4 different hospitals just bringing her home was the best feeling in the world. She's now into her 6th week at home and I'm still nervous sometimes, checking she's all ok and everything else that goes with having a preemie ;o) Her smiling and gurgling make all those weeks seem like a blur now!
Diana - posted on 09/03/2009
Our daughter Tanaea spent 89 days in the NICU, 70 at Sick Kids and 19 at our local hospital. She was born at 25 weeks. I would have to say the toughest moments were the transition period. It seemed to last forever (I still treat her different than I treated my son) adjusting to no monitors, trying to ensure she was eating enough, any little cough, sneeze etc. had me wanting to run to the doctor. The most memorable moment was the day I finally had her home and watching her sleep soundly without the monitor hooked up to her, she slept so peaceful and she was so beautiful. I am now enjoying the beginning of her toddler years and everyday is a new adventure.
Lindsey - posted on 09/03/2009
The most difficult thing was never sleeping. My husband and I worried about everything...every caugh, deep breath, cry, grunt... The most memorable and rewarding thing was snuggling. It's such a great feeling when you can finally hold your baby in your own home :-)
Liz - posted on 09/03/2009
I'd say the toughest moments was when my son first came home. He cried all night for the first two nights until we finally realized the major thing that was different between the house and the NICU, so when his twin sister came home four days later it was a lot easier transition.
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5th Place Entry # 21 by amrit23
the unforgotten dream
one night i was feeling very sad
my eyes dropped a silent tear
the thing i wanted wasn't big
just someone who could hear
sitting there down and out
i heard a deep kind voice
he asked me to come closer
i went as i had no choice
HE wiped my tears and blessed me
i felt as if my sorrows were gone
he looked at me and made his way
leaving me with my questions solved
neither do i found out who he was
nor do i wish to
just remember his touch his calmness
because he seemed to be very true
even now when all are cheering
a little heart is broken
it still continues to hurt
some words are still "unspoken"
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Snakes and ladders
It's a mean world,
If you think logically.
People pretend they're your friends
But stab you consciously.
They cut you off to carve their way up
And then blame you of jeopardizing their work
When they fall down equally fast.
The world's full of snakes
No one's success they can tolerate.
They crawl alertly through the lanes
Ready to strike with their fangs.
But there are the ladders too
The good one's of the lot,
They help you reach your destination
And motivate you from start.
They advise you,
But let you make your choice
They're the pillars of strength
Always there at every bend.
So you see, the road is but a game
Of snakes and ladders.
The dice is in your hand
You are the player in the arena and
You dictate if you have a game plan!
Take the ladders. Fight the snakes.
If you play it right.
If you work real hard and if you play it smart,
Success will loom bright!
Then, the snakes will bow before you
And the ladders will grow longer!
Now -
Cross your fingers
And throw the dice!
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Boys and Girls
The thought in old, this poem is new
the differences are many, the similarities are few
boys are naughty girls are nice
girls are sugar boys are spice
boys are big, loud and smelly
girls are happy friendly and have clothes in as many colors as jelly!!
This poem is just for one, not be takeen as offence in any way!
3rd Place Entry # 60 by naaz123
Jiss se karte the hum, jaan, guzaara.
Jaan se pyaara tha voh saath tumhaara.
Fanaa hue tumhaare pyaar mein iss kadar.
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I heard your voice calling me at night.
Your presence was in the air.
I let you come near and hold my hands
and take me anywhere.
You held me tight as I started to cry
and told me not to fear.
You said you'd never leave me again.
Forever you'd stay near.
With new hope emerging in mind
I looked into your eyes.
The pain in my heart had melted away.
I'd forgotten all the lies.
I hugged you, and I closed my eyes
thinking about love and care.
I opened my eyes to awake from the dream,
I saw you were not there
2nd Place Entry # 42 by RAINA_8
Sometimes I imagine ;
why does time change?
why do all those beautiful memories..
Go just out of range?
People say that nothing is impossible;
Than can they prove that everything is possible?
Time is like the clouds in the sky;
Which never stops how much ever we try;
There are clouds which bring us rain;
There are times which bring us pain;
So dont take time just for fun;
Time and tide waits for none.
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Friends are special friends are rare
friends are those who
always have a minute to spare
No matter what you do friends always care
they laugh with you they cry with you
they always have time to share.
without my friends I will be in despair....
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He was speaking as it was announced that inflation had fallen to to 1.6 per cent, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI).
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As a kid, I didn't think there was any better activity than trick-or-treating on Halloween. I could have been wrong. Since my recently purchased home came with a door and a doorbell, I had my first experience on the other side of trick-or-treating this Halloween. The evening had a demeanor of a comedy show… right on the doorstep!
The first comers were a bit shy. The little tiger hardly squeaked out a "trick-or-treat" as she looked down at the ground. Leonardo the turtle didn't know his own name, but looked to his dad for backup. A young boy wearing a Vikings jersey was embarrassed to report that his team had lost (again!) that week. Giving him a larger candy bar, I expressed some sympathy.
"Sorry your team is so terrible this year. That's why you should be a Steelers fan," I said. As he walked toward his mother, also clad in Vikings apparel, he turned around to defend himself, expressing he was actually a Colts fan, he just didn't have a jersey yet. That makes sense… Vikes jerseys probably come with a hefty discount these days.
But nothing topped the last group who visited that night. I heard the doorbell ring and quickly discovered I didn't even need to answer the door. One giraffe, a cowboy and three princesses were on their way into my home and they were getting candy. NOW!
As soon as they saw my candy dish – containing both king size and bite size candy – the princess made a quick grab at a big bar. Looks like the princess is used to getting whatever she wants. Big surprise.
A few bite-sized treats were dropped in their bags. At this point, it's routine for children to utter a quick "thanks" and run on to the next house. However, they all simultaneously stood at attention gazing at the bowl of candy.
Finally, the brave cowboy in the back (sans the southern accent) spoke up. "So are those big bars just a trick?" What's the deal lady?
"I'll give you one if you can do a trick," I responded. Challenge extended.
"Ok! OK! OK!!" Cowboy responded. "I'll do a trick!" Challenge accepted.
I've never seen a kid so excited in his life. This used to be me!
The giraffe and the princesses turned around to observe their western friend making a fool out of himself. The little cowboy was noticeably nervous and quickly attempting to conjure up a trick worthy of a full candy bar. He slowly placed his bucket of candy on the ground and grabbed a bite-size Twix. Hoping his profits would quadruple, he held the Twix in his hand so everyone could see.
"I'll make this disappear," he said with cowboy confidence.
"Ok," I said. Draw!
"One… two…" He began waving his hands over the Twix bar, like David Copperfield doing a show in the wild west. Though he tried to come off confident, his eyes indicated he had no clue as to where his Twix was going to "disappear."
The princesses and Giraffe stood quietly waiting, intrigued by their friend's secret talent for making candy disappear.
"Three!" he said, tossing the Twix to the side. Audibly hitting the walkway, the Twix had sure enough disappeared from the cowboy's hand. Mission accomplished.
The giraffe and princesses awaited my reaction, curious to see whether I had caught that the trick really wasn't a trick at all.
"WOW!" I feigned enthusiasm. It was a valiant effort. I had to at least pretend to be impressed.
I reached for the large Baby Ruth and the cowboy's friends immediately began protesting.
"He dropped it! He dropped it!!!" Didn't you see it you idiot?
I ignored them. "How did you do that?"
A huge smile spread across the cowboy's face. He ripped the candy bar out of my hand and jetted off. The giraffe and princesses stayed.
"He dropped it…" the giraffe said, disappointed and walked away with two princesses.
The third princess, again proving her lady-like attitude glared at me.
"He dropped it," she firmly snapped and stomped off my front steps.
Closing the door, I shook my head and laughed. I used to think the joke was on the homeowners. They had to stay home and give away all their candy. That night I learned having trick-or-treaters count on you to make their Halloween a success was equally as entertaining.
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Discussion in 'Photography Beginners' Forum' started by Carbon_D, Mar 23, 2010.
Never really taken any photos of the moon, these are my first two:
I love the day shot!! Well done!
I like #2 what lens did you use
Thank you both! I used a SAL75300 f/5.6
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