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Farnham Street residents presented a petition to the village board this week opposing the requested zone change of a house on their street from a residential to a commercial district. The petition is the latest salvo in the continuing — and increasingly passionate — uprising of the Farnham Street neighborhood against the proposed "Farnham Kitchen" at 8 Farnham St. that will, if it comes to fruition, create a wedding cake business and ready-made meal business inside a historic house on the edge of the neighborhood near Albany Street.
The neighborhood petition was submitted to the board at the end of a 45-minute public hearing on Sept. 3 during which multiple residents continued their vociferous and vocal opposition to the zoning change. This recent public hearing differed from the first two meetings where this issue was broached, however, in that Farnham Street residents were much more heated, even personal, in their comments, at times suggesting shady backroom deals, purposeful omission of facts, ignorant municipal policies and statements of outright fabrications by petitioner Susan Light all in the name of selfish profit motives.
Light has said at previous public meetings, and reiterated at the Sept. 3 village board meeting, that the anticipated business operations in the two-bedroom colonial house would be "very small scale," one-person endeavors: her custom wedding cake business and her business partner Jennifer Wong's ready-made meal business. There would be a commercial-grade kitchen and two second-floor offices. All ingredients would be from local farms and any customers visiting the building (by appointment only) would park in the driveway, on Albany Street or in public village lots.
Farnham Street resident Fred Jung said if the zone change is approved Light will "ride in and make money" while the neighbors lose money from declining property values. "It doesn't seem fair to me to vampirize a neighborhood" when so much retail space is available in Albany Street and in the Tops plaza, he said.
"I don't like the motives; I don't like the sham that she's outgrown her own kitchen. To think that this [business] remains small is ludicrous. I hope you're not trying to make some kind of cookie-cutter, yuppie community like Skaneateles," Jung said.
Gavin Jones who owns a house on the street but does not live there, said Light's statement that the business' customers — mostly senior citizens — will park in village public parking and walk to 8 Farnham was "bovine excrement." He said he measured the distances from public parking to Farnham Street, which ranged from about 1,500 to 3,00 feet round-trip, and nobody will end up walking that but will park on the street, double park on the street or park in other people's driveways or the fire department parking lot. He also questioned the lack of conformity currently at 8 Farnham St. to setback, buffering and parking requirements in the village code.
"I'm a little surprised that none of these were brought up" previously by the village board, he said, suggesting the board was ignoring the rules and regulations it is supposed to follow.
Jones also suggested Village Planning Board Chair Rich Huftalen was distorting the record by claiming his board received more letters in favor of the zone change than against it, even though many of the letters were from non-village residents.
While the village board members sat stony-faced at the accusations, Mayor Kurt Wheeler did respond and said that the board's job at this early stage in its consideration of the zone change request was to gather facts, public comments and village attorney advice and input and take all that into account before they make a decision on the application.
The village planning board is expected to take up the zone change issue again at its Sept. 9 meeting, after which it will issue an opinion on the request to the village board. The village also asked the Madison County Planning Board for an advisory opinion regarding the zone change, which also has not been received. Once those two opinions are received, the village board expects to make a final decision on whether or not to approve the zone change at its next regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 7, Wheeler said.
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That has happened to me several times over the years. I've been so enthralled by the story, that when I finally got to the end, I was left feeling somehow 'empty' and that emptiness could only be filled by another book which would live up to expectations as well as the last one. Here are just a few titles that really got me hooked.
Allan Karlsson is not looking forward to the party, which has been arranged to celebrate his one hundredth birthday. He's in a care home and the lady in charge of the home is not one of Allan's favourite people.
So why not go out – anywhere to get away from the party? That's just what Allan does – in his carpet slippers. This is the beginning of "The 100 year Old Man who climbed out of the Window and Disappeared" by Jonas Jonasson.
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Does your PACU continue to do surgeries if there aren't any beds available in the hospital? This is a chronic problem at our facility and our patients are in the recovery room for hours.Jul 19, '08Quote from at2726This is a major problem at my facility as well.Does your PACU continue to do surgeries if there aren't any beds available in the hospital? This is a chronic problem at our facility and our patients are in the recovery room for hours.
Sometimes the cases are emergent and must be done regardless of bed availability, but more often than not, the non-emergent cases get done at the surgeon's convenience and no one seems to care that the patient will have no where to go after surgery and get stuck in PACU.
I continue to encourage my many disgruntled patients and family members to voice their concerns to the powers that be at the facility but I'm not sure how much (if any) impact it has had over the years.
Sadly, it usually isn't because we are at capacity from a room/space standpoint, it is usually because we do not have enough med/surg and/or ICU nurses to open the many rooms that we do have available.Jul 25, '08Yes, they do, and it is a real thorn in my side. I mean, it's job security for me, but it makes no sense to continue to do voluntary surgeries when the hospital is full, you just KNOW a few of those patient often end up staying - and then its such a hassle to find a place for them.
I don't think it should be allowed. Only emergiencies when the hospital if fullJul 25, '08yes, actually I am boarding a pt right now as our ICU's are all full. Even during the day, pt's wait hours for a bed that was requested. I also find that we get called in for many non-emergent cases on holidays, weekends, nights etc...
I still love PACU nursing compared to floor nursing though!Jul 25, '08Me too. We will not board in PACU. That starts a sllippery slope that won't be pretty. It's like setting a precedent. Now what would happen if you suddenly had a bowel resection? You'd have the boarder and the bowel. When are you suppose to get rest. I don't envy your situation. Good luck to you, keep us posted.
BabsJul 26, '08This is a hot topic here as well! This definitely goes on at times,especially with certain prima donna surgeons who want their case done - regardless. And we've heard them say it! It would never occur to them that the RNs taking care of their case overnight in PACU have worked 9-17 or 15-2300, are now doing call,and may indeed have to be in tomorrow at 1500 as well! I find, more recently,that they try and keep a tight rein on this.
On the other hand,I guess that if I were the patient,I'd love to have a surgeon like that who was in my corner!Aug 26, '08This happens where I work too. We have BOARDERS several days a week. and they are expanding to give us more capacity. Including a section of "swing beds" to be used for 23 hour stays!!
We are open 24-7 and have hired weekend staff.
I love it when I hear patients say that the surgeon told them this RARELY happens or the surgeon "promised" to reserve them a bed. Our biggest problem is surgeons are not held accountable for DISCHARGING by a certain time of day. Discharges sit in house waiting to be discharged, until their surgeon is finished in the OR or between cases.
Then you get a VIP amazing how fast we can find THEM a room!Sep 9, '08Sounds like this goes on everywhere. Several times we were told we might have overnight recovery, this after the nurse on call had worked all day. Then we have staff shortages the next day, since staff had worked all night. But we can't cancel or stop surgeries because of staff shortages, unlike the floors, which close beds down because of not enough staff.Sep 10, '08You're lucky if you get to go home after working all night. It is expected, in our hospital, that if the OR or PACU worked all night, they stay for their regular shift the next day. IF the manager is able, she will send the staff home as early as possible the next day. A co-worker ended up working 28 hours straight. I myself, 24 hours. How safe is that.
Another beef I have, is that we get double time if we are called in after 2300 and before 0700. So, during those 8 hours, we are getting double. Let's say we are still working at 0700 - all night without sleep, likely we would be nearing 24 hours without sleep - I think the double time should continue through 0700 in those cases. Since you didn't get to go home and rest, and your stress level is then elevated, your exhausted, why drop your wage? I think if double time continued on for those people, it would "motivate" the nurse manager to get us out of there in the morning and let us go home and get rest.
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On Wednesday morning, police released new surveillance video of the suspect, a 6-foot man in his late 20s.
Police have also been distributing flyers in the neighborhood.
The attack happened on a one block stretch of 212th Street at 7:00 Sunday morning.
Seeing the video of the attack was enough to worry resident Maria Bonilla, who said she did not recognize the suspect.
Two different security cameras caught this vicious attack on video. In the first, the victim is seen walking her dog and the attacker comes up behind her.
In the second view, you can see he grabs her and is attempting to rip her clothes off as she tries to fight him off as her small dog is barking at the man.
"I'm scared because in this neighborhood, this never happens," one resident said.
Others residents, like Jerry Christal who also owns a neighborhood business, tell me the same thing. Many have lived on this block for years. They know each other. When something like this attack occurs, the concern runs deep.
"People know people. And you know who your neighbors are. It's very odd (for this to happen). Very odd and very scary," Christal said.
The street is only a block long. People know one another. There is a school on the block. Neighbors can't put their finger on this suspect.
"He didn't look recognizable at all. He seemed like somebody that happened to randomly come down this block," Christal said.
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Updated 11:24 pm, Tuesday, January 21, 2014
The Browns, who have the NFL's only remaining head-coaching vacancy, have contacted the 49ers regarding at least one of their assistant coaches, head coach Jim Harbaugh said Tuesday.
Harbaugh said Cleveland has contacted him about "our coaches," but declined to offer specifics. On Monday, ESPN reported that 49ers defensive line coach Jim Tomsula could be a candidate for the Browns' job. Earlier this month, Tomsula and offensive coordinator Greg Roman interviewed with the Vikings, who hired Cincinnati defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer.
Harbaugh has a relationship with Browns general manager Michael Lombardi, who was part of the Raiders' front office when Harbaugh was an offensive assistant in Oakland in 2002-03.
The Browns finished 4-12 last season and fired Rob Chudzinski after his first season with the team. They reportedly will interview Atlanta offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter, and were expected to have a second interview with Buffalo defensive coordinator Mike Pettine on Tuesday night.
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Lane was pushed deep into the Niners' sideline while covering a punt and was knocked to the ground when he came in contact with an unidentified member of the 49ers' staff. Harbaugh said the staff member didn't intend to impede Lane's progress.
"It was bang-bang," Harbaugh said. "I could be called for a witness on that because I saw it."
Injury news: Running back Frank Gore suffered a broken right ring finger Sunday. Harbaugh said he didn't know Gore was injured until after the game. Gore didn't have a carry in the game's final 18 minutes, but did make a 17-yard catch on the final play before the two-minute warning.
Harbaugh also said left tackle Joe Staley suffered a compound dislocation of his thumb in the first quarter. Staley missed one play.
Gore and Staley are among eight 49ers voted to the Pro Bowl who won't play in Hawaii, either because of injuries or to take time off. That group consists of linebacker NaVorro Bowman (knee), guard Mike Iupati (leg), defensive tackle Justin Smith, linebacker Patrick Willis and tight end Vernon Davis. Davis will be replaced by retiring Atlanta tight end Tony Gonzalez, whose fourth Pro Bowl will be his last game.
On Monday, linebacker Ahmad Brooks told the San Jose Mercury News he would be the only S.F. player to attend the Pro Bowl, but Brooks was replaced by Washington's Brian Orakpo on Tuesday.
The 49ers will be represented by one player at Sunday's game in Honolulu: On Tuesday, rookie safety Eric Reid replaced Seattle's Kam Chancellor.
Front-office moves: The 49ers announced team President Gideon Yu is resigning from his role and will be replaced by chief operating officer Paraag Marathe.
Yu, who will continue as a co-owner, was previously the CFO at Facebook and YouTube and used his Silicon Valley contacts to secure financing for $1.2 billion Levi's Stadium, which will open this year. According to a news release from the team, Yu was instrumental in landing an $850 million stadium-construction loan, the largest ever in professional sports, and a $200 million financing package from the NFL.
Marathe, who has spent more than 13 years with the team, presumably will continue in his role as chief player salary negotiator. He will be replaced as COO by Al Guido, who worked with the 49ers and the Santa Clara Stadium Authority in selling seats for the prospective stadium.
Eric Branch is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer.


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(a)Filing requirement. The Administrator must submit, in conjunction with any application under § 300.10, the technical support data described under paragraph (b) of this section and the analysis of data described under § 300.12 of this subpart.
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(1)Statement A - Sales and Revenues. Statement A must include:
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(2)Statement B - Power Resources. Statement B must contain a list of the capacity and energy resources for the last five years of the historic period and for the rate test period, used to support the sales and revenues figures contained in Statement A. The statement should identify resources according to the powerplant and any purchase or exchange agreement.
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(A) Whether the investment is an initial investment, an addition, a replacement, or a capitalized deferred annual expense;
(B) The date the investment was made;
(C) The year in which repayment is due to be completed;
(D) Whether the investment was financed through the issuance of revenue bonds, the appropriate interest rate, and the terms and conditions for such bonds; and
(E) The authority or administrative procedure used for the adoption of such interest rate.
(iv) If available, the amount repaid on each investment to date must be stated, except that if repayment on individual investments is not recorded, the amount repaid to date on each group of investments having common interest rates should be stated.
(v) For each year, the sum of unpaid individual investments or the unpaid portion of interest groups shown above must equal the unamortized investment shown in the power repayment study for that year.
(vi) The statement must describe the methods used to forecast replacements and the price level used to estimate replacement costs.
(4)Statement D - Interest Expenses; Repayment of Investments and Debt Capital.
(i) For each capitalized investment and cost listed in Statement C, Statement D must describe, by interest group:
(A) The total unpaid balance outstanding at the end of the historic period;
(B) Payments made on principal and interest during each of the last five years of the historic period; and
(C) Annual payments expected to be made through the cost evaluation period.
(ii) The statement must describe how the interest expense was determined for each type of investment and include examples of such computations.
(5)Statement E - Operation, Maintenance and Other Annual Expenses. Statement E must contain, for the last five years of the historic period and for the rate test period, as appropriate, a tabulation of actual and projected operation and maintenance, administrative and general, purchased power, wheeling, and any other expenses, other than interest. Statement E must:
(i) List expenses for each individual source, if purchased power and other similar expenses are derived from more than one source;
(ii) Explain any significant deviations from trends in expenses or any extraordinary expenses; and
(iii) Explain the price level used for estimating expenses.
(6)Statement F - Cost Allocations.
(i) Statement F must contain, for each multiple-purpose reservoir project, unit, division, or system, a table or other summary showing total investment costs, the total annual operation and maintenance costs, and the allocation of all such costs among the various authorized purposes.
(ii) The statement must show the amount of power costs suballocated to irrigation functions, any changes from previous allocations, and the procedure used in allocating such costs. Currently valid allocations previously submitted to the Commission need not be furnished, if referenced.


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February 8, 2001 was the first time my husband and I went to bed mad.
Are you wondering what the HECK kind of record keeper I am?
We had been given the age-old marriage advice, "never go to bed mad" and having been married nearly 2 years, this was the first time I laid my head on a pillow in silent treatment furor and thought, are we really doing this? they say not to do this… but we are.
Morning came, and Brian was awake early to take his dad to the airport. He left silently before I knew any different.
My alarm went off and I was soon showering to get ready for work. The phone was ringing but I didn't hear. It rang again as I was toweling off. I answered and it was Brian.
"Umm. Did I leave my wallet on my nightstand?"
I looked across the room. "Yes, it's here."
"Okay. umm… I need you to bring it to me… I was in an accident and the police need my license."
He was talking to me so I assumed all was well, but I wondered out loud… "Are… the other people okay?"
"I don't know… I really hope so." The way he said it was most compassionate.
He doesn't KNOW? Did he not exchange insurance information and look the cars over? … My brain went to near mush. There were others. He doesn't know how they are. Wallet. Dry yourself. Hair Gel. Brush Teeth. Clothes on. GO. The whole drive there was shaky and surreal, like when you end up somewhere but you forget how.
He told me he was with a police officer to the side of the road at the bottom of the north side of the bridge. I needed to get it right because these were the days before cell phones. "You'll see me" he said. Okay. I was going to look for a police officer. He was probably getting a ticket, or completing a report…my thoughts were stuck on the fact that he said he didn't know if the others were okay.
I noticed there weren't many cars coming over from the north side of the bridge. I crested the top of the bridge just after sunrise and nearly lost all feeling in my limbs when I saw what was before me. I was prepared to look for a police officer off to the right side of the road chatting it up with my husband. What I saw instead was a sea of mostly red & white and some blue lights.
I slowed down. I began to physically shake and I gripped the steering wheel tighter for leverage and control.
My eyes scanned the scene, and I saw where a wreck had occurred. As I descended the bridge, my eyes caught a vehicle laying sideways just off road. The top was filleted open; something I had never seen before… and then I realized it was my father in laws vehicle. And I remembered that Brian was driving it that morning as he took him to the airport for an early flight.
I panicked.
I pulled onto the grassy median and coasted past the cars I had been following. I saw Brian standing there on the side of the road. I couldn't feel my feet much less stand to walk, but I threw my car in park and somehow made my way to him, and he to me.
"I'm okay" he said, "I'm okay."
"The others?" I asked?
"Life Flight took them a while ago." I studied the scene in front of us knowing nothing of how this had happened.
A fence was bent, a light down, a truck bent in a V shape, and his dads brand new SUV was literally a flip top can as the entire top was laying across the sidewalk, cut by the 'Jaws' used to remove Brian from the vehicle.
We just stood there on the sidewalk, watching as they turned the Explorer from its side to its tires, as the top flapped and the car bounced. With tiny shards of glass on his face, he asked me to take him home and help him get the glass out of his clothes and off of him.
He gave the officer his license, thanked them for the help and we began to walk away to my car. It was surreal. Was that it? Do we just turn and walk away from here?
"Ma'am…" I heard. I turned around.
A female officer was smiling from ear to ear. Wide eyed she said, "Ma'am, I've just got to tell ya, you should've seen your husband. He was sitting there sideways in the car all that time and there was this space all around him… it was like someone was holding him there in his seat." Her hand was cupping the air as she described it to me.
I was partially appalled at her excitement, but also appreciative that she had just described a picture to me, so vivid, I would grasp hold of it for years to come. "Officer, I believe YOU saw the hand of God holding him this morning." I am so thankful she called out to me on the sidewalk and described something that Brian could not.
What he did describe to me was the sound of the car crunching all around him like a can as he rolled, the helicopter landing nearby and later the car being cut open to release him. His glasses had fallen off his face and landed on the street. He could see them, but they were out of reach. When later retrieved, they were unscratched. Pretty incredible. He described the kindness and concern and efficiency of all of the emergency workers. And he told me he was sorry we went to bed mad. We went home and I took the glass out of his forehead, his eyebrows, his neck and waist where it had settled. I was amazed how a huge sheet of glass could just turn so fine and sliver-like.
I arrived at church where I was a receptionist, later that morning to work, and soon called my mom. She was audibly shaken as she described how our friend Todd, who worked with my mom, was on his way to work that morning and came upon the scene of a terrible accident. As he passed, he said he felt so much compassion for the man hanging in the vehicle and he could just pray for him. Then I told her that man was Brian.
When I hear emergency vehicles, I feel like I am being signaled to pray. Someone, somewhere is waiting on help. And in the meanwhile, before they arrive, I ask the Lord to be near to them as specifically as they stand in need of it, just like when He held Brian, suspended sideways in the vehicle as the others were attended to. When he recounts the story of the accident every once in a blue moon, you can hear the helplessness in his voice, but we were so thankful to know the other 2 passengers did recover from their injuries.
The year ahead was undoubtedly one of our most difficult, as he was in a great deal of physical pain and mental & emotional frustration over it. The beauty of that year though, had already been rolled into action as he was invited to participate in a book club of sorts with a group of men he looked up to and admired. He will tell you it was a foundational year in his walk with Christ and as a man and husband. And when the year ended, he was a new father, too.
A year or so ago, I heard there was a spiritual parallel to the "12 Days of Christmas" song… it's a bit of an odd song, and often when I hear it, I have an internal sigh of we're gonna be here a while with this silliness… I began researching, and as I did, I fell in love with it, discovering that each of the 'days' was to mirror a religious belief or 'item' if you will.
I'm very much a visual person, and also quite literal at times. I felt that theming a Christmas tree after the song would be a great way for me to commit it to memory and heart, and hopefully be fun for my family. I began researching birds… partridge, turtle doves, calling birds, hens… and doodling away with notes on each of the days.
My friend Emily and I were out to lunch this fall when she asked what I was up to lately. I smiled and said, "I've been designing a new Christmas tree… I just love when things point back to Jesus…" Her eyes grew bigger as I described it. Her excitement encouraged me beyond words, and she told me, "You HAVE to do this. You have to."
So here is a bit of my slightly eccentric, visual-meets-literal side. The idea was planted a while back, and I am so happy to have brought it to the finish line in our family reading room.
A few notes on the meanings of each "day" and also some crafty info…
Partridge in a Pear Tree: The partridge represents Jesus Christ.
A partridge will give its life for its young – I cried when I read that. At the top of our tree, is a moss & natural fiber cross. On the right of it is mounted a bird (it's not a partridge, but it is my favorite bird that I've had for years. Yes, I have random stuff like that). A banner drapes over it which reads "our one True Love". I attached rice lights to reinforce the shape of the cross when the room is dark.
Two Turtle Doves: Old & New Testament
I had a hard time shopping for turtle doves. A lot of searches kept me coming up with white wedding doves, which were not what I was going for. One day, i went to the range to shoot a while and the sign declared that dove decoys were on sale. I laughed so hard – of course! My desire was to put a turtle shell on their backs. It didn't happen this year – next year, they'll have turtle shell backpacks, which I will likely paper mache / decoupage and attach. Also, their beautiful scarves are ribbon from artwork packaging I bought locally. I wrapped them as scarves around their necks and attached small identifiers, one "Old Testament" and the other "New Testament".
Three French Hens: Faith, Hope, Love
Ahh, the world of taxidermy hens – very fascinating. The smallest hen on the tree is sporting a barbie size french beret. This hen was purchased on etsy and when I saw it, I had to have it – such cute curly feathers – they are real feathers. The other two are styrofoam hens with artificial feathers. This is great because they are so lightweight in the tree. This is the other unfinished portion for this year, as my vision was for one to have a satchel with paint brushes and watercolor set, and the other with french bread under its wing. They each wear sashes of ribbon stating "Faith", "hope" and "love".
Four Calling (also, Colley) Birds: The 4 Gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke & John
These are blackbirds, and I found them in various sizes. They represent the four gospels, and so to identify them, I made a 'hello my name is (insert name)' "sticker" and attached it to their chest.
Five Gold Rings: The Pentateuch – Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy
These are styrofoam rings from the $1 store, which I spray painted gold and attached a starry gold wire garland of sorts to. The rings are identified by a banner with their given name and pinned into the foam. These were awkward to place in the tree because they can not be manipulated without breaking.
Six Geese a Laying: Six days of Creation
These sweet little geese are sitting in a moss topped natural fiber nest, and you guessed it, the nest is full of eggs.
Seven Swans a Swimming: Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
This is a mint condition Barbie pool from 1976! I bought it on etsy and could not have been more excited – when the pool arrived, I knew this tree was going to happen! Seven swans 'float' in the pool on rafts & inner tubes, and yes, there are a couple miniature 'rubber ducky's'. Go ahead, ask me what I do all day! Details, baby. The swans represent prophecy, leadership, ministry, teaching, exhortation, compassion & giving, which is listed on the "pool sign".
Eight Maids a Milking: The Beatitudes
The maids ware as crafty as I got here… These are clothespin dolls. My dad drilled holes for the arm wires, my daughter sew'd the skirts… They were a little time consuming, but I think they are pretty special. I found these beautiful wooden buckets on etsy and was able to wind them into the hands of the dolls before I wrapped their arm, ensuring that the bucket will not be lost or detached. Each maid has a banner that reads one of the beatitudes. It may be attached to her hand or her bucket.
Nine Ladies Dancing: Fruits of the Spirit
Some days you just have to say you have nothing crafty left to give, and go buy what you need. These 9 pretty little ballerinas were waiting for me at Hobby Lobby and now have a fruit of the spirit attached to each of their backs.
Ten Lords a Leaping: Ten Commandments
I love the $1 store and one day I discovered that they have he-man style fighter dudes in there. I tossed 10 in my basket, positioned them in "leap" mode and gave them the Midas touch of gold spray paint! I glued some of their joints in place and made each a banner with one of the commandments on it. Some are over their heads, some out in front.
Eleven Pipers Piping: Eleven Faithful Apostles
Eleven disciples (Judas is not included) are represented with a wooden flute. One name is attached to each flute and they are positioned throughout the tree.
Twelve Drummers Drumming: Twelve Points of Belief in the Apostles Creed
Eleven drums and a cymbal create the base of the tree, wrapping all around it. I remember buying the first drum kit and thinking "My husband might think I'm crazy!" but nothing topped the look of disbelief on my best friend's face when she went in my storage room and saw all the drums stacked and asked what they were for. Hysterical! …They do take up a good bit of room but they are worth every square inch!
Regarding the structure of the tree:
This is an old tree where the branches are placed one by one. I knew it would be perfect because I could shape it the way I wanted to. Because the drums took up so much space at the bottom, some of the lowest branches are placed higher and to support the swimming pool!
Lots of love to my husband who, when we married, did not know Christmas trees go up in the fall. I asked him recently if he thought I was eccentric about anything, and he smiled and said, "Yes, Christmas." I'm so thankful he is a creative who understands the messy process of creating be it in time, attention, or with spray paint, hot glue or putting hairdo's on clothespins… this tree could have been the tackiest thing I ever put in his home, and it may well be, but his encouragement for me to keep creating and finish what I started is part of both the sweetness & accountability of which I am so thankful in our relationship.
"You LOOK ridiculous."
"These parts of your house are PLAIN."
"She will think you are the weirdest lady EVER."
In the past 48 hours, each of these things has echoed in my mind. Echoed… like, stays there… for a while. Gets said again. Doesn't go away…
The enemy loves to do this. A loud whisper that continues to reverberate in my brain. It numbs me some moments. Some mornings. Some days.
But yesterday after I went up and down my stairs a handful of times looking for shoes, a scarf, a jacket, another scarf, different shoes… something to cover up the 'ridiculous', I decided that I was not going to be stunned by it anymore. I grabbed my keys and arrived to Bible study 20 minutes late. But I went because it is better to hear the actual truth than the lies that attempted to keep you from it that day.
And today as I thought about the "plain" of my house and the decorating holes my friends may see, and I decided that I'd rather it were really clean. Clean is something I can be pleased with, so I got to scrubbing. I don't even have skin on 3 of my knuckles after all of it… and the happiness I feel after a hard days work overrides whatever plain spaces are around me right now. I will be exceedingly happy to fill it with friends this weekend.
I may well be the weirdest lady ever, but I was compelled to share some of my things with a new friend the day before yesterday. The offer rolled off my tongue and was as genuine as I get. And then I heard how weird that must be. But the multiple texts of thanks erased the accusers whisper of what I worry about entirely too much. And I was so glad that I was, in fact, authentically me. Loving others is never weird.
This week, I'm kicking the enemy in the teeth by going anyway, working and stewarding harder, and sharing when prompted. When I remember that he is under my feet, the echoes are cut off, and I am free.
Yesterday morning, I overslept.
Yesterday morning, when I was running carpool, needing to vacuum the living room before I left, put bread in the oven to bring somewhere, and have my face painted on and be dressed in something halfway presentable…so I could attend a parenting workshop because boy do I need it… by 7:15 a.m…. I overslept.
I was silently, most unkind to myself before my feet ever hit the ground.
I fumbled around to make lunches, sipping coffee that was 90 minutes on the burner already. Eyes half open and in the light of the refrigerator looking for something my daughters would like, and hopefully, I trust, eat… I dreamed that it were hot lunch day. Some people dream of exotic vacations, I just dream it's hot lunch day. I checked the calendar and promptly unpacked the lunches I had just half finished. Aha! I'm ahead of you Friday. We have Thursday hot lunch.
I pulled on sweats and wiped yesterdays eye makeup from my tired reflection. Gripping my coffee I headed to the car. I was so very frustrated with myself. I wanted to go to this parenting workshop. I wanted to hear what the speaker had to share tailored to moms of girls. I need it. I need encouragement right now. Some days I wonder which of us won't be making it out of middle school, because there are many moments that I think it's me.
I pulled through drop off line. My friend was up ahead of me and she pulled over. Assuming she was slowly merging into traffic, I waited behind but she motioned me over. We sat, engines running, windows down, talking car to car. friend to friend. mom to mom. and then, heart to heart.
I could have gone to the workshop. I intended to until the previous 2 hours had imploded, yet the Lord had fresh mercy for me.
No doubt He heard the conversation from myself to myself lacking in anything positive or uplifting while my head was still on the pillow, after I'd made eye contact with the clock.
No question, He knows the tears I've cried recently and the encouragement I so desperately was seeking. He knows how flat out depleted I am; so much so that I can not even get it together to get up on time.
Yet in spite of myself, He allowed my path to cross with another mom, who encouraged me so very specifically. We sat there, cars side by side for almost an hour.
I totally got ministered to in the campus parking lot yesterday morning. I pulled away to leave feeling ready to embrace the day with a good deal more resolve than the last. Tears brimmed my eyes, but they were rooted in motivation to love my girls well and better. They weren't the ones speckled with the sadness & shear exhaustion that I drove in with.
I am reminded that even when I mess up and my life needs realignment…. when I miss a great opportunity… it's not a one-shot deal. When He wants to speak to me, He will. He will make a way.
I know wonderful things were shared in the workshop. What I really needed yesterday, though, I got - in the parking lot, wearing my sweats & day old makeup while clutching my coffee mug- I got it through the words of a friend telling me things only the Lord knew I needed to hear. Praise Him. He is near & sees & knows.
If my eyes do not deceive me, its been over 5 years since I posted a recipe on this site. I'm coming back swinging with something Brian and I had for dinner tonight. Finally – a salad that doesn't leave us rummaging the refrigerator for a 2nd dinner meal by 8:15 in the evening… I call this the "Kitchen Sink Salad" … because literally, you might think we threw everything but the kitchen sink in it…
I was inspired when I saw this on pinterest a month or so ago… beautiful food photography always catches my eye and holds my attention. It looked amazing and I was very curious what it would be like. I do not have margin in my life right now for making homemade fries and blue cheese butter and all… perhaps those days will return to me, but for now I shortcut it and this is what we got.
And what we didn't get? Hungry.
Here is my shortcut version of the gorgeous salad linked above:
Sweet potato waffle fries (from frozen, baked 1/2 hour and then cracked with salt & pepper) ($4)
Flank Steak, grilled and cut into bite size pieces ($15)
Hard boiled eggs (I like 3 eggs per salad, quartered or sixth'd)
Add these to:
mixed field greens ($3)
chopped tomatoes
chopped avocado ($1.50)
blue cheese crumbles
candied pecans or walnuts ($2)
chopped, fresh basil leaves
Toss with Newman's Creamy Balsamic dressing…
Top to bottom, this meal takes 1/2 an hour prep to finish… put the fries in the oven, throw the steak on the grill, chop some veggies, basil & eggs and throw it all together while it waits expectantly for meat, potatoes & dressing to arrive… It was around $28 to feed my family of 4 very generously this evening. We could have easily fed 2 more adults and everyone been satisfied.
What I love so much about this salad is mixing different flavors in different bites… Steak & eggs. Sweet potatoes & blue cheese. Basil & eggs. Avocado and nuts. Blue cheese & nuts, tomato and basil … every bite is different with a bit of lettuce for crunch.