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It's actually my desire to see Legend of Zhen Huan in 720p and escape the verizon can you hear me now good commercials in mandarin 5x (I memorized the commercial while watching LZH) that drove me to become active on viki... I was like but I can only do Korean cry cry cry.
Saw that Marriage Contract, had fewest members on Viki for an on-air show (project finder failed me lol), and then... kept searching deeper for harder dramas to sub shows that I knew needed help. I found Queen Insoo, found LaCruiser, manager of that channel, who took me to Merchant Gaekju: 2015, who I ended up partnering with cgwm808 who is in charge of many many things, who asked me to help sub Goodbye Mr. Black. Then I asked to do Pied Piper and Memory because I liked them both A LOT and now I have maybe more projects than fingers.
So yeah! without things from China I wouldn't be here! I've always liked viki for having the shows FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER. It's the only place where I can find subs to Chinese shows.
I watched Mi Yue as a fan channel, but then no license I did read recaps though. I seriously seriously wished I spoke mandarin... so pretty!!!! I actually love plot twists murder, court drama and evil.
i know tech team is really busy, but if we had a "related shows" feature, I'm sure we'll find gems we like faster!
I LOVE THAT SLOW SONG O.OBut I guess that's preference
Yes, Secretary Bong is my favourite in there, I just love that she isn't the typically female depicted in Korean dramas...
Yess, I can't wait to see how the plot goes on, I am just really torn between editing and watching because editing takes up so much time... I really need to continue with studying Korean because sometimes I am not too sure if what the subber translated from English is really correct (as in the English-German would be correct but it doesn't feel like it fits the scene because there are 2 meanings in English for that particular wording) and then I need to struggle with trying to hear and understand bits of the Korean to know the correct translation...
If you are unsure, you can always ask for clarification in the team discussion and hopefully someone wI'll reply back. I always provide answers to OL subbers who leave questions on the dramas that I work on.
I liked to watch A tree with deep roots. It's a historical drama about the invention of 한글. Also East of Eden, and What happens to my Family? the first one is truly a drama, becuase it's abouth a birth switch and the second one is a tragicomedy. Al of these have some romance in it, but it's not the main focus.
Lately, Pied Piper was great. It's a police drama. The characters are well written.
It's not a drama but a film, but still... have you watched "Sunny"? It's awesome!http://www.viki.com/videos/1085925v-sunny
Ok im gonna listen to u and watch signal.. I really recommend watching 'angry mom' it kimdahas romance But it s not centered around it which is one of the reason i really liked it. I hope u enjoy it like i did lol
I myself enjoyed for example White Christmas, Vampire Prosecutor, Criminal Minds when I got tired of the overly romanced dramas and more or less complicated love stories. They may have some romance in them but I wouldn't say that they are romanc-centered.
Want the ultimate in non-romance dramas?
**Jingbirok: A Memoir of the Imjin Wars. **
You won't find one hint of romance in the whole thing. :).
You will find a lot of history, war, and everything but romance. Very well filmed, includes an actual "turtle ship" and a lot of fascinating insight into Seonjo of Joseon in particular and the tragedy that truly was this war.
Crouching Dieter, Hidden Donut
bad guys is one, Medical dr, dr qin, signal was awesome, I didn't care much for the ending, why couldn't the guy find that detective in a nursing home instead of him murdered at that time,
also. Gap-dong, was supposed to be kinda true story about 14 or so women murdered in the late 1980's. now, this is supposed to be non romantic right?
hmm, guess I am going to have to watch pied piper, as for nonromantic what about stranger and lookout? a fine line there I guess, I am going to have to look now.... another one is special investigation team, I know viki had it, but is saying cant see it im my part of the country. interesting!


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As we turn to celebrate another Martin Luther King Day, in a year in which our nation will observe the 50th anniversary of his assassination, it is incumbent upon each of us to reflect on the values and principles on which Dr. King stood for and died for.
Admittedly, we have made some racial progress since 50 years ago. But it is no surprise that we still have a long way to go.
As a leader of all people, when fighting for civil rights in the face of oppression, ignorance and violence, Dr. King never chose fear. He always chose courage and determination. He refused to allow prison, violence and the threat of death to sway his mission. Instead, he stood firm on his goal of achieving rights for all through nonviolent protest and the power of his voice.
"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend," Dr. King wrote in his sermon Loving Your Enemies, which he included in his book, Strength to Love. He lived by and stood for the principle of non-violent resistance to a system that had oppressed and suppressed millions of people for over 200 years.
Even in an era where there was antagonism, cynicism and intolerance toward any and every difference, Dr. King stood for the human dignity and validity of every person regardless of nationality or ethnicity.A responsibility to all people
"In the end," said Dr. King, "we will remember not the word of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." In other words, Dr. King believed that those who have the ability to speak out against injustice, cruelty and inhumane treatment of any kind have a responsibility to do so for the collective consciousness of a nation that is losing its moral compass.
Dr. King famously stated, "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."
Personally, I don't believe Dr. King was referring to a fluffy kind of love that only sees the world through rose-colored lenses. I believe he had a different kind of love in mind.
The kind of love referenced resonates with those of us who have been transformed by the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is that kind of love that obligates us not to sit in the seat of the scornful, but to challenge the systems that will deny any person equal justice under the law and deny any person the dignity that comes from being born in the image of God. (See Gen. 1:26-27, Ps. 139:14, Rev.7:9.)
As believers, we have a responsibility to protect the human rights of all people. Jesus teaches us, "when you do it to the least of these" – i.e, fail to serve, protect, and fight for the oppressed and marginalized – "you do it unto Me." (Matthew 25:40 paraphrased)A lifelong fight to do the right thing
"Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable," Dr. King wrote in his first book, Stride Toward Freedom. "Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifices, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertion and passionate concerns of dedicated individuals."
He was attempting to challenge our country to prepare for a lifelong fight to do the right thing. In fact, the climate of our nation and our world should concern all true believers. Sadly, we are more divided as a nation now than we have been in recent history. There seems to be very few universal solutions in the foreseeable future.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere," Dr. King wrote from a jail cell in Birmingham, Alabama, after he was arrested for taking part in nonviolent protests in the city.
We have to ask ourselves this question: Is what is being done to the least of these and those who are the most vulnerable right? If not, what can we do individually and corporately to address the issues facing our nation and our world?
Dr. King stated, "A man dies when he refuses to stand up for that which is right. A man dies when he refuses to stand up for justice. A man dies when he refuses to take a stand for that which is true." An appropriate addendum is, "A man dies when he is silent about the things that matter to God." (See Amos 5:24, Micah 6:8, Isa. 1:17, Zech. 7:9.)
The church (universal) must not remain silent. We must begin to use our individual and collective voices to speak out and address the injustices of our nation and our world.
How do we do this? It may seem like such a daunting task for one individual to begin to address such monumental issues. I agree. I, too, have felt overwhelmed at times. But as the saying goes, the way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time.What can we do?
"The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people, but the silence over that by the good people," said Dr. King.
We must not let our nation be defined by hate groups and groups that are established to divide us based on superficial dividing lines.
What can "we" do?
We must speak out in our sphere of influence. We must not let any political or social group speak on our behalf if it doesn't stand for what we stand for. The most basic right we have is the first amendment right of freedom of speech. Let's begin to use the rights we have been given to speak for people who can't speak for themselves.
As a person of color, when I see some of the inequities of our nation and those of groups seeking to further divide us based on basic inequities, I often ask myself, "Where are my brother and sisters of the majority culture whom I know don't promote inequities? Why aren't they saying something?"
Likewise, when I see hate on any level, I wonder why there aren't more of our leaders of color speaking against hate of any kind.
My appeal is my attempt to say it is time we speak and say what Jesus compelled us to say. Dr. King stood for our voices having power and authority as long as we choose to use them for good and not for evil.
Are we willing to make a commitment to speak up for what is right and not tolerate that which is wrong?Use your voice
As we celebrate another MLK Day, let's determine to speak up and speak out against all wrongs that will marginalize and discriminate against anyone based on race, gender, social economic status or any other superficial dividing line.
You will be surprised by the power of one voice – your voice. It literally can change the way of life for us all. If Dr. King had not used the power of his voice, we would not have made the progress that we have made. We are at least one step closer to seeing one of his dreams achieved.
"I look to a day when people will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character."
My sincere prayer is that we will not be afraid to use our individual and collective voices. That is how we will see the day that Dr. King referred to.
There is power in each voice – beginning with your voice.
Dr. Michael L. Henderson serves as vice president of National Ministries at Converge. He is the founding pastor of New Beginnings Church, which has campuses in Matthews, Indian Trail and Harrisburg, N.C.
Converge is a movement of over 1300 churches working to help people meet, know and follow Jesus. We do this by starting and strengthening churches together worldwide. Converge is committed to biblical and cultural diversity, working to grow the number of churches that serve cultural and multicultural congregations by investing in church plants led by pastors of culture and color and helping churches address diversity issues and personal biases through diversity assessment and the provision of multicultural ministry resources. Converge is currently conducting a national search for a vice president of biblical diversity and is aiming to fill the position in spring, 2018. We appreciate your prayers during this process.

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text: The KJV New Testament Greek Lexicon Strong's Number: 3032 Browse Lexicon Original WordWord OriginLiberti'noßof Latin originTransliterated WordTDNT EntryLibertinos4:265,533Phonetic SpellingParts of Speechlib-er-tee'-nos Noun Masculine Definition one who has been liberated from slavery, a freedman, or the son of a freed man Libertine, denotes Jews (according to Philo) who had been made captives of the Romans under Pompey but were afterwards set free; and who although they had fixed their abode in Rome, had built at their own expense a synagogue at Jerusalem which they frequented when in that city, The name Libertines adhered to them to distinguish them from free born Jews who had subsequently taken up their residence at Rome. Evidence seems to have been discovered of the existence of a "synagogue of the Libertines" at Pompeii. King James Word Usage - Total: 1Libertine 1 KJV Verse Count Acts1Total1Greek lexicon based on Thayer's and Smith's Bible Dictionary plus others; this is keyed to the large Kittel and the "Theological Dictionary of the New Testament." These files are public domain.Bibliography InformationThayer and Smith. "Greek Lexicon entry for Libertinos". "The KJV New Testament Greek Lexicon". .


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16 free Star Wars embroidery patterns, look how awesome they are when you put them together in a quilt!
Stitch of the Week: The BEST Fly Stitch Tutorials!
The fly stitch is a fun and easy stitch that can add personality and whimsy to your embroidered pieces. This is not a stitch I have used much in the past, but after some experimenting, it turns out…I LOVE IT!
The first tutorial I have for you is from Sew and So's stich library. It is a one minute video …not one word is said, but I found it to be simple and clear. Even if you are sewing this stitch for the first time, this is the only tutorial you will need! (I must add, if you have a minute to check out their website, they have some great products on their site, like zendoodle embroidery kits! They look so fun to me! I can see myself working on those while the Olympics play round the clock, and I betcha I would use this stitch! Haha!)
Next, you have to check out Sarah's Hand Embroidery Tutorials! She has a fantastic way of organizing all of her embroidery tutorials…in families! There is a whole fly stitch family to check out, but for today, if you want to learn just the basics, she does a great job of showing you how to make the individual fly stitch, as well as in a line, horizontally and vertically. I often go to her website for clear instructions and great pictures! Be sure to check out her comment section too. Many people submit their work and you get to see some great ideas for using embroidery in more than just hoops!
Next you MUST MUST MUST check out The Floss Box Blog! This site is such a jewel! Emily believes in experimenting with a stitch to learn about it. So on her blog she has beautiful examples and a fly stitch tutorial, that is a little different from the previous tutorials I have shared. Why? Because, she includes several variations. I just love the idea of learning through experimenting in stitching. It is so liberating and inspiring for embroidery to not be serious or demand perfection. Might I add, she recently reposted a map of the USA that I just want to gobble up!
There is always more to learn and try with embroidery! Thanks to everyone who posts such great tutorials! Did I miss any? Where do you go to learn new stitches?
DIY Tooth Fairy Pillow: Featuring the MC Bat Commander
Exciting news in our home! Our oldest has his first loose tooth! That is the inspiration for this project…
When I was younger, the tooth fairy had a hard time coming to my home. When teeth were put under our pillow, sometimes the toothfairy couldn't find it. My parents came up with a brilliant idea to put our tooth inside a glass of water next to the sink for the tooth fairy to find. That led to teeth going down the drain and still no tooth fairy coming. Spending a lot of time on Pinterest has shown me that there is a better way. Maybe you have seen tooth pillows floating around on the internet? I think it is a GENIUS idea, and a way to ensure that the tooth fairy can come to our home.
So then the question came, what kind of pillow would my oldest like? Then it hit me..the MC Bat Commander of the Aquabats band has a black magic tooth! Wouldn't it be great if that black magic tooth helped the tooth fairy find my son's tooth?
For those of you unfamiliar with the Aquabats…please allow me to take a minute to explain…they are my husband's ALL TIME FAVORITE band! He has loved them since their beginning. They started out as a SKA band and then they had their own TV show…the Aquabats Super Show! Their songs are wacky and funny and my kids love them. Many of our family experiences include Aquabats songs, and when we pose for a picture, instead of saying cheese, we say BURGER RAIN! Check them out if you dare. The leader of their band, Christian Jacobs, or the MC Bat Commander is also the brains behind Yo Gabba Gabba. You can expect the same kind of style for everything the Aquabats do! Our family loves it, maybe yours will too?
Let's talk materials:
Felt in grey, peach, black, white and blue
embroidery floss of same colors
GOOD scissors
ribbon (optional)
Stuffing -polyfiber filling
pins and needle
and of course, FREE pattern, there are two to download and print
- ignore the hoop, you will not need it
Step 1: Cut out all your paper pattern pieces. Cut your two main squares out of felt, one peach and one grey. As long as you are cutting the grey square cut the "anti-negativity helmet" (the top piece) as well.
Step 2: Cut the rest of your pattern pieces out of felt. You can draw around these pattern pieces with a sharpie or something instead of pinning them to cut them out. I don't enjoy writing on felt so this is my prefered method. I did trace around the smallest pieces with chalk. If you do this, make sure you cut around the inside of the chalk line, or else they will be too big.
Step 3: Gather and admire your pieces…haha! You do not have to do this, but I totally did! I thought he was so cute! I was excited to see him come together.
The REAL Step 3: Place your square pattern (of the whole face) under your peach square. Lightly trace the outline of the nose…and stitch
Step 4: Sew on the "anti-negativity helmet" (yes, it really is called this!)
Step 5: I don't love switching threads unless it is necessary, so I stitched everything that was black. The goggles, the pupils of the eyes, the mustache and the black magic tooth. Note, I did sew the pupils directly onto the peach square with the other eye pieces behind it, but I did NOT sew the mouth directly onto the peach square because it will become a pocket. I did also sew a black line under the black magic tooth to separate the top and bottom teeth. This is personal preference, totally optional.
Step 6: Finish stitching the eyes
Step 7: Sew on the mouth. Use the backstitch, and leave the top open.
Step 8 (optional): Skip this step if you are uninterested in hanging your pillow. I carefully stitched with a running stitch to make as little an impact on the backside as possible. I made sure my knots would be on the inside too.
Step 9: Whip stitch the two squares together. I used two colors of floss, one peach and one a light grey. Note, when you get around to where the ribbon comes out, switch to a backstitch, then back to whipstitch. Make sure to leave a section open to stuff, before finishing.
You are all done! Now you can just admire! Here he is hanging on the door, next to my boys' dresser. Yes those are Aquabats stickers on the bottom 3 drawers.
Most likely my son will choose to hang it somewhere on his bed. After the tooth fairy comes, this is most likely what it will look like! Except honestly, I hope our tooth fairy is a little less generous. I think she brought me 50 cents…is that still done these days? Or is a dollar mandatory?
This pillow is one of those things I want to keep for my son, along with his baby blanket and first lock of hair. I love embroidery because it does let you personalize these type of things to represent what your kids are interested in.
Are there any other Aquabats fans out there? I tell ya, I wasn't a believer till I went to a concert last year. FUNNEST CONCERT EVER! We hope to take our kids this year! Can't wait!
Star Trek: The Next Generation of DIY Sleep Masks
A few weeks ago, before we went camping, I decided I wanted to make a sleep mask. It is one of those things that I have always wanted, but never wanted to spend money on, even though they are not necessarily expensive. I confess, the desire probably grew from watching Matilda as a girl. (Remember Matilda's horrible mother wears one when Matilda plays those tricks on her parents?) Anyway, I didn't have time to make it happen before we went camping, but I did get the chance to work on it while I was camping. Yes, it smells like campfire…
I did not want the typical sleep mask, so after some brainstorming I landed on the idea of making a Geordi La Forge visor sleep mask (from Star Trek: The Next Generation). I really thought I was so clever. Haha. So, I gathered my materials, and took it with me to camp.
Materials Gathered:
- My pattern
- tracing transfer paper
- brown cotton fabric
- craft batting
- elastic
- soft material for the backside-I picked mine based on what I found in the remnant bin at Jo-Ann's
- scissors
- embroidery thread and needle
I followed my normal process, and began to stitch. I had beautiful dreams of creating this using satin stitching and metallic embroidery floss. I finished about an inch of it before I let that dream die. The metallic embroidery floss was so difficult to work with, especially with the amount of satin stitching I had planned. It was difficult to thread the needle, and because it is a rougher floss it pulled up the batting I had behind my fabric and really looked awful. No picture included…SO I started over. I decided to use regular embroidery floss for the main satin stitching, but not giving up on the "brilliant" metallic idea, I outlined with a silver and gold metallic floss. Is anyone at home shaking their head at me yet?
You can see above all the satin stitching finished and me working on the outline. Can you tell just how tired of satin stitching I became? It looks so messy and crazy…but I had come too far! I had to continue. The metallic floss was still so hard to work with, but I did like how it was turning out. So I finished it…I am only a little excited to show you this…
It totally looks wonky and crazy…but I had come so far….I had to finish. I chose a soft material from the remnants section of JoAnn's and went to work making the mask…
If you were not shaking your head before, you are now right? I chose a slippery fabric so I did sew it as a rectangle on purpose, but HELLO Kirsten when you are sewing two fabrics right side together with the plan of turning it inside out when you are done…you CANNOT sew the elastic to it at this step…it will end up on the inside of your project. Haha…not sure what I was thinking or even if I was…but it is clear this is a "what NOT to do" post, right?
So, I unpicked one side of the elastic, cut a slit in my back fabric and shoved it threw…yes I really did this…oh boy…I am totally losing my credibility aren't I, haha! No, this was not super successful, but at least the elastic was on the outside right? Well, when all is said and done, and I had jimmy-rigged it together, I tried it on and realized…I made a child size sleep mask! See it on my poor husband…doesn't he look silly?
Super handsome I know…but a little silly, the mask just barely covers his eyes…poor sweetie! So I tried it on my kiddos to see if it fit them at least…
Perfect fit! And might I add totally cute on her! (Don't mind her dirty sweet face…she had just finished a Popsicle and was kind enough to come inside and model for me.) My genius, brilliant idea for a sleep mask has turned into the blindfold we will use for "pinning the stuff on stuff" as my six year old said. (He has pinned a lot of "things" on "things" but never a tail on a donkey…).
I am passing on the pattern if anyone is interested, but seriously, I feel like this could have been so much more…I might try tweaking it to make it bigger, but I will most likely NEVER do that much satin stitching at once again. Instead I would use three strips of felt and yes I would still outline it in metallic floss. I love the look more than I hate the work!
Easy DIY Superhero Beanbags!-DC Style
So when I finished the Marvel beanbags, I decided it just wouldn't be right to not include the DC superheros! I woke up one morning with a lot of back pain (of course the day we were packing to go camping) so I had plenty of time to lay back and crank these things out. I followed the same method as the Marvel beanbags, except I made them into squares instead of circles. That just meant I needed to do the corners of the blanket stitch. Superman was the most difficult. Let me show you how I did it… After cutting out the 2 blue squares, I cut out the Superman Logo and cut both a yellow and red the exact same size as the logo. Set aside the yellow. You won't touch it again, but the red will make magic happen.
Cut out the outside diamond on the logo. NOT the diamond shape WITH the S attached. I think that would make it too difficult.
Cut out the diamond from the red felt, but make sure to start your cutting in the middle of the fabric so you don't have a cut at the bottom like your paper pattern has.
Next cut out the S
When you pin the S and diamond to the yellow diamond and the top blue square, you will be able to adjust it so it fits just right. Do a running stitch all around the diamond and the S.
and there you go…This is one of my favorites I love how it turned out but none of my kids care about this one. They like Green Lantern more than Superman…can you believe that?! Well, they have a lot to learn…
I used some gold embroidery thread to make the details in Wonder Woman's symbol, I really like how it looks! I think they all turned out "super" cute! I think it would be fun to play a bean bag tic-tac-toe with these and the Marvel bags. Who do you think would win, the Super Friends or the Avengers?
Tough call…don't you think?
8 Steps to Some MARVELous DIY Beanbags
My husband's family goes on a camping trip together every year, so I thought it would be great to make and take beanbags for the kids to play with around the campsite. NOT the campfire…the campSITE. There will be plenty of fun for the kiddos to have in the great outdoors, but sometimes it is nice to have a few planned activities up your sleeve for when the "crankies" or "boredoms" come.
So let's makes some! This project features the stitch of the week: the blanket stitch. If you need to brush up check out my previous post.
This project is VERY inexpensive and SUPER easy. If you want you can even speed it up with a glue gun, but I enjoy the embroidery…shocker.
You Will Need:
- Felt in various colors (since I am not planning on keeping these as heirlooms I am using the cheap craft felt but feel free to use the fancy wool kind if you want)
- Embroidery thread in various colors
- Sewing pins
- Sewing scissors
- Paper scissors (heaven help the person who uses my sewing scissors on paper!)
- Bean Bag Filler…I used dried pinto beans because they are cheap and big enough to not fall through the blanket stitching I did around the beanbag
- patterns (download the free ones I made here)
Step 1: Cut out the pattern
Step 2: Pick felt for the front and back of your beanbag, pin the pattern to it, and cut
Step 3: Cut the pattern in pieces, largest to smallest, pin to the appropriate color of felt, and cut
Step 4: On the circle that will be the front of your bean bag, pin the 1st layer and stitch with a running stitch. I used all six strands of embroidery floss, to give it a chunky look.
Step 5: Continue with remaing layers, matching the embroidery floss to the piece of felt you are adding to the beanbag.
Step 6: Place the front and back pieces of the bean bag together and do a blanket stitch around leaving about 2-3 inches to fill with beans
Step 7: FILL WITH BEANS! My kiddos love helping with this part! (I love having projects I can do with my cuties!)
Step 8: Pin shut the opening and finish the blanket stitching
All that is left to do now is line them up and admire them…haha my kids didn't think that was the next step. They immediatley wanted to play with them, try and juggle them, throw them, or carry them around in a backpack. See that little hand down there trying to sneak in and grab one?
So here you have 5 beanbags with the symbols of some well loved Marvel superheros! Captain America, Hulk, Spiderman, Thor and Iron Man.
I just love them! They are a cute, easy, cheap, fun way to have some playtime with your littles! I do want to give you a little more information about Spiderman though…he is probably the trickiest, but he is SO worth it!
Before putting on the eyes, I made a french knot in the middle of the circle. Then I pinned a straight piece of paper to the circle resting just beside it. I did that three more times. Then I did a backstitch to connect those lines together, dipping down a little in the middle. Let me know if you have questions about this. Sometimes I wonder if I makes sense…Also, I did not make an extra line on the pattern for the black felt behind Spiderman's eyes. I just cut around it a little bit bigger than the line on the pattern says for the eyes.
I hope you can enjoy making these as much as I did! These could be a great gift or part of a fun game at a superhero party, or just something you pull out when the crankies come. Let me know what you think!
Stitch of the Week: Blanket Stitch-a Roundup of the Best Tutorials
There are so many helpful and awesome embroidery tutorials out there! SOOO many! I have debated whether or not to add my own, but I am not sure I need to. I thought maybe instead I would round up the most helpful tutorials that are already out there, by choosing a new one every other week and then I will provide a project where you can practice it later in the week. What do you think?
Well, I think I am going to jump in and try it, if you hate it let me know 🙂
This week I wanted to use the blanket stitch. I thought this was a really confusing stitch at first, because the first stitch is different than the rest. I always got stuck trying to remember it…but I have come to LOVE it. I love how it looks and I love its versatility. Here are the places to go to find the tutorial to help decomplicate it for you!
I love the internet for all the things you can learn on it. Whether you are a true beginner or a perfectionist, you have to check out weefolkart.com. She has a FANTASTIC tutorial including how to get the spacing of a blanket stitch perfectly even every time. It is so great!
You have probably seen this tutorial from holiday-crafts-and-creations.com on Pinterest. It has A LOT of repins because it is REALLY helpful! It answers many frequently asked questions in a very clear and consise way. I love how she uses more than one color of embroidery floss to help show you what is going on.
I know that sometimes I need to feel like I have a friend sitting next to me showing me what to do. That is what it feels like with Maggy's tutorial from redtedart.com. I LOVE listening to her! Sidenote, check out her site if you have any kids in your life at all! I seriously want to be her kid! She has so many fun tutorials and ideas for kids crafts…
Needlepointers.com is pretty much a slice of craft heaven. They have everything from embroidery to woodworking. They also have a youtube channel with tutorials. She has a video specifically to help those that want to know how to end the blanket stitch. A lot of people leave that out in their tutorial. She makes it looks so easy! She also shows you the different ways to end the stitch for two pieces of fabric, one piece of fabric and when you are not going all the way around the fabric. All in less than 4 minutes! SUPER helpful!
Thanks to these amazing ladies for such great tutorials! Come back Friday and find a fun project tutorial using this stitch!
Star Wars: Imperial Shuttle Free Embroidery Pattern
I have had so much fun making these Star Wars quilt blocks. I could keep on doing this forever, but it is going to be a twin size quilt…they have to stop right? at some point? Maybe? Well, this is the final one. The Imperial Shuttle.I promised in a previous post that I would do another starship. As usual, I let my six-year-old choose one more ship and this is the winner! I cannot blame him. It is really cool how the wings go up and down. As usual satin, back and running stitches make this guy come together. Give it a shot.
Colors of floss I used: 310-black, 648-grey
DIY Star Trek Embroidered Magnets
I am SOOOOOO excited! Star Trek Beyond opens today! I hope we get to see it soon! We are going camping so unfortunately it will be a while. Poorly planned, right?…but to help curb my excitement AND celebrate Star Trek's 50th anniversary, I have made these cute little Star Trek Magnets!I saw the tutorial on diycandy.com. I cannot believe how fun they are to do! Her tutorial is really great, so I won't try to duplicate it here. But I will pass on some tips I learned from doing it myself and, of course free Star Trek patterns so you can make them too.
- You do need to buy the kit, but I would only buy one with three buttons (Dritz Cover Button Kit – Size 45 – 1 1/8″ ) in it and then buy a bigger package of Cover Buttons – 1 1/8″ (SIZE 45) – FLAT BACKS buttons and save yourself a step. You could buy the Dritz Craft Cover Button Kit, Size 45, 10 Count if you wanted the clear template as well, but I did mark where you should cut the fabric on my pattern so you wouldn't need it for this project.
- Even being careful, the knots and thread are so easy to see through the fabric. If you used a darker fabric the thread wouldn't be so easy to see. It would be an easy switch to make this project a little more enjoyable.
- Use only one strand of floss when you are stitching the words. Otherwise it looks too muddled and clunky
- For satin stitching still use 3 strands of floss
- When you put the back on the button cover make sure to put the rim side facing you…see that tiny rim? and the circle in the middle is popped up toward you..
otherwise it will do this…
Totally wonky right? Yuck. Plus see all those scratches…that is from trying to get the shank off…it was not easy for me…seriously, skip that step, you will be happy you did. When done right it should look like this…
These are so fun to make and I KNOW they will make a great gift for the Star Trek fans in my life. The biggest problem will be figuring out which of the six people who love Star Trek to make these for first…cuz these babies are mine!
Are there any other fandom magnets you wanna see? Give me a shout out!


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An exhibition of nudes by the 20th century's greatest artists staged on the Côte d'Azur cannot fail to delight and seduce. Kenneth Clark reckoned that "only in countries touching on the Mediterranean has the nude been at home", and the array of 80 canvases, ceramics and sculptures at the summer show The Nude from Gauguin to Bonnard at the Musée Bonnard, Le Cannet, gracefully and lucidly unravels modern art's conflicted debt to classicism.
Rodin's violently modelled, naturalistic "Eve"; Maillol's smoothly formal "Eve with the Apple"; Matisse's stark bronzes "Small Crouching Nude" and "Small Standing Nude" from the family collection; Jean Arp's abstracted torsos; half a dozen privately owned Giacomettis, including the wonderful painted plaster "Standing Woman with Bouquet of Flowers" and the etiolated "Standing Woman on a Pedestal" and "Standing Woman with her Arms Beside her Body", where the figure seems about to disappear: here is the story of how the nude became the essential concept with which modern art negotiated, challenged and paid homage to tradition.
It is a great narrative, but the two-year-old, ambitious Musée Bonnard wants something more: to map out a lineage for the difficult painter whose achievement it was established to honour. The Côte d'Azur is lined with artist museums – Matisse, Picasso, Chagall, Léger – but their historical position is fixed. Pierre Bonnard by contrast has an awkward, still evolving reputation as the creator of apparent harmonies of light and colour that disintegrate into uncertain blurs – the museum's signature paintings "View of Le Cannet" and "Midi Landscape", for instance. Picasso loathed such works as "a potpourri of indecision". Clement Greenberg lamented that Bonnard "smells permanently of the fashions of 1900-1914, expressing …the desire of the French middle classes to make history stop and stand still in 1912". For feminist critic Linda Nochlin, Bonnard is "abject and sinister …elegant pourriture, exquisite rot …best when he kills off or mutilates his subject: [his wife] Marthe dismembered or floating in deathlike passivity".
Subtitled with a question, "Eve, Icon of Modernity?", this show cuts straight to sexual politics, undermining our pleasure in aesthetic form and sensual painterliness with an interrogation of modernism's use and abuse of the female body. Gauguin's glowing "And the Gold of Their Bodies", depicting two young Tahitians, one of them the artist's 14-year-old lover Tehamana, luxuriating in their naked poses, is a provocative opening. Alongside are watercolour and painted print versions in yellow, brick-red and cinnamon of "Nave Nave Fenua (Delightful Land)", a Pacific reworking of the Garden of Eden where Tehamana majestically stands her ground as an unrepentant Eve, holding a sprig of flowers rather than the forbidden apple, while a winged serpent hisses in her ear. The frightening undercurrent of this paradise is "Manao tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching)", with Tehamana placed against a frieze of monstrous dream figures, reclining face down, buttocks exposed, body tense – a black, vulnerable, teenage Venus.
As a compelling room of diverse works from 1905 to 1907 demonstrates, no significant prewar artist escaped the impact of Gauguin's flamboyant primitivism: Picasso in the blocky yet tender "Nude Against a Red Background" and Braque in an angular "Study of a Nude", which anticipate cubism; Henri Rousseau in "Eve", a naive figure confronting a snake in a mock-tropical jungle; Georges Rouault's savage prostitute glaring in a mirror, "Fallen Eve"; André Derain's "Earthly Paradise" full of bulbous red/blue nudes dancing in a bacchanalian frenzy; Maurice de Vlaminck's fauvist ceramic "Musician Eve". Gauguin, said the painter Maurice Denis, "was, for our corrupted time, a kind of Poussin without classical culture, who instead of going to Rome to serenely study the antiques, got excited at the discovery …of Breton crosses and Maori idols …but like the great Poussin, he passionately loved simplicity, clarity, and encouraged us to try with frankness."
Yet it is not just contemporary audiences who are suspicious of the authenticity of Gauguin's frankness. Mounting his first exhibition of Tahitian paintings in 1895, the artist asked his friend the playwright August Strindberg to write the catalogue preface. Strindberg refused because "your paradise contains an Eve who is not my ideal". So Gauguin wrote the preface himself, in the form of an accusatory letter to Strindberg: "Your civilised conception of Eve makes you, and almost all of us, misogynous; the ancient Eve, who frightens you in my studio, might well one day seem less bitter to you …The Eve of my choice is almost an animal."
Surely the misogynistic fantasist is Gauguin himself, with an oeuvre rooted in fin-de-siècle noble savage tourism. Nevertheless, at a century's distance, we can see that Strindberg and Gauguin were exploring the same territory: sexual madness, the impact of myth and dreams, and how a new informality of dramatic or pictorial structure might convey the power of the irrational mind. And so to Bonnard – interpreted here as Gauguin's heir, bypassing the formal innovations of cubism to forge from the remnants of impressionism an art of memory and desire: unstable, tremulous, shimmering with finely woven textures and strange dramas of light and shade.
Bonnard audaciously reconciled Gauguin's visionary interiority with the classical heritage. In the diptych-like post-coital scene "The man and the woman" (1900), Bonnard's melancholy, intimiste version of the Fall, a screen divides the picture in two, separating Marthe, a classically modelled sculptural figure sitting on a rumpled bed, languidly playing with her cats, her delicate skin tones bathed in bright sunlight, from Bonnard – a scrawny, unflattering self-portrait, standing with a towel in the darkness, looking away from his wife.
Bonnard famously drew and painted tiny, high-breasted, nervous, agoraphobic Marthe, mostly in bed or in the bath, for half a century. In the pair of early sketches, fresh but strongly classicised, "Nude, Full-Face" and "In Profile, Nude, Head and Shoulders" (1898), lent from a private collection, Bonnard is learning the contours of her body, tracing its voluptuousness in brush and ink. Snapshots from 1900-01 – "Marthe sitting with her left hand on the back of her neck", "Marthe from the rear, holding her nightdress" – bear witness both to his obsession with Marthe's every gesture, and to his use of photographs as an aide-mémoire to paintings, which become increasingly about distance rather than directness, about how we recapture and reconstitute images.
By "Nude with Flannel, Three-Quarters View" (1908) and "Nude in Profile" (1917), Marthe's slender form dissolves into blocks of free, expressive colour anchored by a soft scaffold of horizontals and verticals – door, window frame, bathroom tiles – as if she is enfolded into Bonnard's idea of the very essence of painting. So a show which sets out to be political is most moving, finally, in recounting the personal: a record of a marriage, the waxing and waning of lust, remembrance of rapture enfolded into quotidian experience.
'The Nude from Gauguin to Bonnard: Eve, Icon of Modernity?' Musée Bonnard, Le Cannet, to November 3 www.museebonnard.fr
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This week has been a bitty one to be honest. One sensory review of my smallest ADHD son, coupled with the ever increasing joy of signing on and parenting classes. Let's start with the post though, and a refusal to renew the Disability Living Allowance for our eldest son who was born with bilateral cataracts and CMV infection. He only uses one eye, so has no 3D vision and what vision he has is low contrast, with poor visual acuity. His CMV infection has left him with a strange way of viewing the world. I spent half an hour with him recently trying to answer the question, "Mimi, what would happen if you're stuck in a queue of traffic that's not moving and as a result of an emergency you had to go backwards?" No amount of "you can't drive backwards over the car behind you" was an acceptable response apparently. As his parents, we spend a significant amount of time helping him to make himself understood, adjusting his environment to remove visual hazards or helping him navigate his environment when it can't be changed and making sure his glasses are clean and in front of his eyes, not half way down his face. As a result, he doesn't manage too badly. This is particularly true when he doesn't actually go anywhere new very often because we're too exhausted or broke to go anywhere new with him. Therefore, he lives in a familiar, (visually speaking), world and he is bright enough to compensate for poor vision by using his brain. This requires a huge amount of effort for him, so comes at a cost to his ability to process mental challenges simultaneously. However, he's smart, and at the age of 10, when nothing he does at school taxes his brain hugely, he manages this pretty well too. So, when he's assessed for his level of disability he doesn't rate as "vegetable" and is therefore not in need of significantly more care than his peers. If you've already invested significantly more care on your disabled son, you will reach a point where objective analysis deprives you of the means to continue providing that support. If you're too stupid to do anything imaginative and constructive to help your son's mental development and your son isn't smart enough to compensate for his visual challenges by using his brain, you can receive £70 a week to spend in Lidl to feed your baby peperami (later my dear reader, bear with me). Instead, the benefits bill is clearly being cut significantly by removing entitlement from all the smart disabled people who have found their own alternative strategies intelligently and independently.
Which brings me on to my smallest son, currently (at least) in receipt of disability living allowance for ADHD with oppositional defiance disorder (ODD). The school staff, and us as his parents, are still at a loss to identify some of the triggers that cause spontaneous combustion of smallest son. These outbursts are violent and troubling for everyone involved, so solving this issue would be handy. Suggestion has been made that they may be sensory in origin so this week we went off to have a sensory assessment. As an aside until I had actually parked the car and already committed myself to a £3 fee, and gone through to the reception desk, I did not actually know what on earth the appointment was for. A full page letter received week ago, scattered with barcodes, snowflake codes, hospital number, an NHS number and lengthy text about parking and missed appointments said nothing about what the appointment itself was actually about. It could have been bed wetting. However, as the waiting list for this is so long, Connor has worked with the Rodger bedwetting system and/or grown out of this long before the referral has come through. I called over a week ago to try and find out why we needed a paediatric occupational therapist in our lives, and spoke to an answering machine. My voicemail was later called back, but no information left. When I rang up on the day, the reason for this lack of information became clear as there was no record of anyone making the referral at all. Instead they asked if my smallest son "had issues" to try and ascertain just which ones were being addressed that day. I resisted the urge to refer the paediatric occupational therapy department to my earlier post and promised to turn up at the prescribed time and place.
So, a sensory assessment is clearly an exciting thing for a bright 7 year old to do. Balancing, jumping, socks on and off, counting to 10 with your eyes closed whilst simultaneously doing things with opposable thumbs, it's a riot. When he discovers that the "aim" of the game is to score 3 rather than 1 for each task, it becomes an Olympic sport. This level of activity, focused on getting an ever higher score appeals so much, that all thoughts of chewing pencils, defying orders or having a mega strop are long forgotten. End result, we have a kid with strong preferences (all school food is disgusting) and extremely high activity levels, but no dominating sensory issues. His level of ability means that all available strategies, like close fitted, stretchy, "huggy" shirts will be less than useless.
Note to self, stop carrying huggy shirt to and from school each day in the hopes that one day smallest son will think it is a good idea to wear this.
I did ask briefly if they thought if they thought that the child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) would be able to help, but this was not only outside their area of expertise but also pretty unlikely by the looks of the facial expression I got back during the polite silence. The parenting classes I'm doing are the gateway for access to CAMHS which now inspires me even less……….
On the topic of parenting classes, my dear reader, what can I tell you? Nothing I'm afraid, I am forbidden by confidentiality to blog on this topic. So instead I will delight you with information on the geographic area immediately surrounding the location of the classes: specifically, the city's brand new Lidl. Now we've had a Waitrose in town for as long as people have been rubbing two sticks together and using them to eat sushi. A Lidl is a very new addition and a long way away from the centre of town/Waitrose/the library. As I needed to get some ingredients for supper after the parenting classes I thought I'd go in and see what the fuss is all about. It was also lunchtime so I thought I'd pick up a sandwich. Once I'd walked past the opening aisles (plural) of biscuit based carbohydrate, I was relieved to hear another couple ask someone for the location of ready-made sandwiches. They were shown to the location of the deep fill BLT and cheese ploughman sandwiches. That's it, that's the whole range. The couple decided they weren't interested. As you can see from the image below this was a wise decision, with hindsight. However, it turns out this was not a decision made for themselves, oh no, it was made for their son in arms, probably no more than a year old. Before I had time to think "thankfully at least one couple in this neighbourhood knows how to bring their kid up moderately well after all" the father turned to the mother and said, "oh well, let's go and get him a pepperami then". *sigh*
Back home I quickly fill out the online form to prove I'm looking for work. This is dutifully ignored the next day as I sign on. I ask if the job centre has any support from/access to companies that can sponsor me to get security clearance in order to be eligible for MOD contracts. At the immediately blank faced response, I pointed out that the online information makes it clear that I cannot apply myself; I need a sponsor and that personal contacts have told me that there is a six months backlog in people waiting for clearance and hence a lot of jobs available. The blank face continues to be blank. I knew this was a waste of time, it's just too much fun not to try. "Have you tried the .gov web page to find a list of companies?" I tried to explain (again) that I know there's a list of companies that can do the sponsoring, I wanted to know if the job centre could actually put me in touch with one of them. My question has been noted (on a post-it) for the advisor at my next appointment to help me with. We spend the rest of the 10 minutes appointment discussing my adviser's month long holiday in Thailand he's going on soon. I can't wait to sign with "a member of the manager's team" next time. Be still my beating heart.
I did get to engage my brain cells briefly at a professor's book launch at Bath University, on the topic of manufacturing in the UK. I was able to discuss starting our own companies with a fabulously smart MBA colleague and friend and ask a former member of the government how to improve gender equality in technical industries. None of us could identify the content of the canapes, but the future of "making" in the UK looks safer than I had previously thought.
So what did I learn this week? Parenting classes, signing on, getting access to DLA and probably many other state derived support mechanisms are all much easier to access if you have done nothing intelligent to help yourself first. This seems wrong. Granted, I've watched parents (years ago) frustrated with their toddler's aggression towards an older brother, who did not realise the hypocrisy of smacking him to tell him so. These parents may, therefore, be too stupid to help themselves and need state intervention. There's a strong argument for the state being there to help those who cannot help themselves. Should the reverse logic be equally true, that those who can help themselves don't get support when they need it? The quality of the state intervention leaves so much to be desired in this situation. The job centre may be the best oxymoron ever and the health service may be beyond repair. I certainly can't fix either one myself, the worrying thing is that I haven't seen much evidence that the people inside the government can either.


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text: Okay, I know, you guys have all done it a thousand times. Probably started in grade school. But I have been trying for days to candle my first eggs with a wind up flashlight that my mom gave me. Tonight when my hubby said he wanted to watch football..I said"I'll make a deal with you..Find me a decent flashlight and I won't complain about football (tonight)". He whipped out a mini maglight like he was expecting this challenge.?? Pointed it the ceiling and showed me how it adjusts. So I tried it and..Holy cow! I can actually see inside an egg..And it's moving, like it's own little footbal game. I so wanted to call to him and make him come watch the eggs, but that wasn't in the deal. Most of the ameraucana eggs I ordered look scrambled, I may have two or three that are showing veins. The eggs from my own girls, that went in a few days sooner, are wiggling! I may only have a couple out of 12 that aren't doing anything. I feel like I just saw my own sonogram! That teeny little creature is there only because I want him/HER there and will only survive if I do my best to get it right! I marked the shells of those who wiggled and those with veins. I'll be leaving work early tomorrow to try it again and hopefully add wiggler marks! I could do this full time! How long before I should give up on an egg? I don't want a stinky explosion. Is there any tell tale sign?


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Title: An Unholy Communion (The Monastery Murders #3)
Author: Donna Fletcher Crow
Pages: 381
Year: 2013
Publisher: Lion Fiction
Felicity and Antony return in this next book of The Monastery Murders. The two are now engaged to be married. Antony has agreed to help Father Stephen take a group of young people on a walking pilgrimage through the countryside of Wales. Unfortunately, Father Stephen breaks his leg right before the pilgrimage, leaving Father Antony in charge. He asks Felicity if she wants to go along as his assistant, thinking they could spend some time together in a sort of vacation. Before leaving, however, Felicity watches as a young priest falls to his death during a ceremony. In his outstretched hand, he holds a piece of paper depicting an ancient symbol and then the paper burns up. What does this symbol mean? Did he jump or was he pushed?
Felicity agrees to go with Antony, trying to put the recent death behind her. However, she continues to think about the priest's death and if it was murder or suicide. At each stop along the way, the group says a Station of the Cross, learns some history about the area or something about the people who once lived in that particular area. As their trip continues, different members of the group encounter one mishap after another. Is the malevolent force following their little group from site to site? How can they fight what they can't see? Can they prevent more harm being done? What is this mysterious group with the ancient symbol hoping to accomplish?
I so enjoyed seeing Felicity and Antony's relationship grow closer. Donna's research is outstanding and detailed. There is a ton of interesting things to learn in this book. I really like how she has the character of Antony relate history to his listeners "as if they were there." I also found it touching the reverence the couple showed toward their God and how they practiced their faith diligently. They really put their heart into each ceremony, service or station. One thing that I would have found helpful was a pronunciation key for the Welsh words. Donna puts so much effort and high quality research into her books, that I always learn something new. I know Donna is hard at work on Antony and Felicity's next mystery, A Muffled Tolling. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series being released!
My rating is 4 stars.
Note: I received a complimentary copy for an honest review of this book. The opinions shared in this review are solely my responsibility. Other reviews can be read at http://seekingwithallyurheart.blogspot.com/. Also follow me on Twitter @lcjohnson1988, FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/lisa.johnson.75457


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Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Firework Night
On Tuesday I let off some fireworks. First I did the "cascades" and the "big show." It was loud and I got scared. Then I did the "boom box" and I got out the "roman candles." I lit it up. Then it went into the bush and the bush caught on fire and my dad went to get the water to put it out. Then the roman candle went to my house and the house nearly went on fire and my dad went to make it go away. My sister and my brother were crying and I was scared that my house would be on fire. Then my dad said, "No more!" And we went to sleep.
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- Briann Smith said...
Hi Semi,
My name is Briann Smith and I am a student in EDM310 at the University of South Alabama. I have a blog that I post to for my class as well. It sounds like you and your family had a fun and interesting time with the fireworks. In the United States, where I live, we set off fireworks for the 4th of July. It is a national holiday and we celebrate our country's independence day! What were you and your family celebrating? I enjoyed reading your post and keep up the good work Semi!
- 10 November 2013 at 18:15
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I loved it when U-Verse salespersons recently came to our house. I told them how much we pay per month for t.v. and internet ($40) and they said, "well I have a great deal for you. We can do this, this, and this, and you can get ALL of these channels, and your internet will do this."
[Unenthusiastic] "Great. How much?"
"Well, it's $115 per month, but we'd be willing to knock off $25 from that for the first 6 months leaving you with $90 per month to pay. When can we sign you up?"
I gave them a less-than-amused face and asked, "so, you want me to pay more than I am paying now...double...and then almost triple...for things I don't need?"
That's when the door-to-door salesperson's supervisor stepped in and said, "well your internet is SLOW, and this would make it faster."
I told her, "for the things we use the internet for, it runs just fine, and we almost never watch television. I'm not interested, sorry."
A couple of days later, they came back around and said, "okay so when can we schedule your install."
Really? We're not that dumb.
Really? We're not that dumb.


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spidey for my baby
It's common around here for those children with birthdays during the summer vacation months (in other words, when school's out)to have parties either before Christmas and therefore before everyone packs up and leaves for Punta del Este, Pinamar or Carilo or in March after school restarts. You can't imagine all the parties we attend during the months of Nov/Dec and March. It's obscene. AND exhausting.
It happens that both of my children's birthdays are in January (and contrary to popular belief, it was not at all planned that way) so we happen to fall into this category. However, in the two and a half years that we've been here I have never followed this trend and have always had the kids birthday parties on or as close to their actual birth date as possible. It makes for a less confused child, especially when they're turning 3. This year however, because we are leaving for a 5 week trip to the States in January, and because Arran's mom is visiting and leaving before Owen's actual birthday, we decided to have Owen's party a bit early. And for all of you concerned with Abbey, her birthday will be celebrated in FL, on her actual birthday with a small family party at my parent's house, then during a week long trip to Disney and finally with a small girls-only party at in the end of February. I think she'll be just fine.
So we had Owen's party this past Monday and it was a huge success. I will post pictures and videos of the event closer to his real birthday but today I wanted to share with you all my new cake creation.
I can't take credit for the shape of the cake (it's a wilton cake pan) nor the colors of the icing (my mother-in-law was the colorist this time) but I can take 100% credit for the decorating. I was pleased with how it came out (as was Owen) but must admit that it was a lot harder then it looks and took a lot longer then i have anticipated. It might be a while until I try my hand at this one again.
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That is awesome! You have a real talent for cake decorating and lots of patience.
Another cute cake–well done! Sorry Julian missed the celebration!
Another cute cake–well done! Sorry Julian missed the celebration!
This cake is awesome!! I wish I had this talent. But I don't think I'd have enough patience to sit there and decorate it 🙂


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(As much as he tries to deflect. Romneycare is the Obamacare 0.9 beta. – promoted by Rob "EaBo Clipper" Eno)
I give you this very thoughtful blog from Wall Street Journal that does the very best job of capsualizing what Governor Romney will try to do today.
Let me close with the same last question in the blog.
What do you think — will his speech quiet his critics?
I believe he is perfectly postitoned to overwhelm a bunch of rigid, anti-change, anti anythingobama says stick in the muds. Did they not learn anything from the April recess shout downs where folks stood up for quality single payor health care that is Medicare?
As the WSJ reports, Romney will give a speech today that he hopes will address critics of his role in the Massachusetts plan … without totally disavowing the whole thing. (After all, the program means that nearly everyone in the state now has insurance, and is popular with residents though it hasn't done much to curb costs and has been associated with longer wait times for primary care.)
In his speech, Romney will support the notion of repealing the health-overhaul law and replacing it with something including these five elements:
- Block grants for states would replace the current federal share of Medicaid, giving states more flexibility to design the plans.
- People would be able to use "current tax credits that help pay for employer-provided health insurance or a new tax credit to help purchase their own plan," the WSJ says.
- The ban on rejecting insurance applicants because of pre-existing conditions would continue, but only if people previously had coverage for some period of time. People could buy insurance across state lines and small businesses could form groups to purchase coverage.
- Medical-malpractice awards would be capped.
- Consumer-directed health care, including health-savings accounts, would be encouraged.
What do you think — will his speech quiet his critics?


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I'm going ice-skating tonight. Does this lose me man points, or should I embrace it and attempt to nail a triple axle?
Upon the advice of a colleague, I'm wearing two pairs of socks. I'm not sure why, but she seemed insistent. I also have fingerless gloves. On reflection, this is probably the least effective form of hand protection I could've possibly chosen
I haven't been ice-skating since I was about 9 years old. Am I going to hurt myself, or is it actually a piece of piss?
It's great until you fall over.
Take it slowly, don't get too cocky.
Test the waters with a somersault, and then
try a triple axle.
Triple axel
You will hurt yourself
Please wear gloves if you actually like to tips of your fingers
Ohhhhhhh I want to go ice skating now
I have got gloves
But they're fingerless gloves, like a cockney chancer might've worn in the Victorian times. This doesn't bode well for me, does it?
fuck no
seriously. get some proper gloves on.
I did this last week, it's so easy (though some people make it look impossible)
one pair of socks will suffice, and gloves aren't necessary.
No, it's quite difficult.
I lost my little fingernail after it was skated over once.
But I spent many many at ice skating discos as a yoof, so I'm alright jack!
If you're any good it's a bit like getting on a bike for the first time in years - takes half an hour til you feel like you're not going to hurt yourself.
I only have an hour, I think
Couple of shandys before, I should be fine


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text: Zoey Holiday is a busty blonde slut in prison for life who has a special arrangement with the guards. She lets them look at her big tits, and they leave her alone. This time, though, its warden Mick Blue who's come calling, and he's got a carton of cigarettes with her name on them. She presses her huge melons up against the glass divider and pours water all over them, enticing the warden to come and get in on the action. Warden Blue fucks her pretty face and her big tits until his cock is rock hard, then he bends her over the desk to fuck her wet pussy. He fucks her until she cums on his dick and then fucks her juicy ass, pounding her asshole and giving her a sweet facial! Actores: Mick Blue, Zoey Holiday Etiquetas: anal, Big Tits, Blonde, Criminal, Huge Tits, Medium Ass, MILF, Prisoner, Uniform, Work Fantasies, Worship


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For the final day of our spring shoe trends week, I have not one, but two trends to talk about with you. Even though these trends couldn't be more night and day, they both are examples of how heels are changing this spring. The first is the highly controversial kitten heel. For those who want to add a little lift to your flats, you'll be happy to know that they are back in-style. People either love kitten heels or really hate them. Fans of high heels think that they are pointless, whereas others like/love them because they are easier to move around in. Speaking as a high heel girl, I really like kitten heels. They turn an ordinary flat into a sexier style, and I can run around the city for hours wearing them. Pair your kitten heels with skinny jeans, a midi skirt, or a flowy dress. When you live in a city, your flats don't last longer than a season, whereas kitten heels do. Come on, give them a try! They aren't as bad as you think!
1. Zara – Studded Kitten Heel | 2. Sole Society – Tamra | 3. Kate Spade – Magel Snake Embossed Heel
The second and final trend is the wedge. Like kitten heels, wedges are changing how heeled shoes are being designed. The days of narrow high heels are becoming a thing of the past, and chunky, blockier heels are in. In my opinion, wedges are extremely comfortable. If you have trouble walking in high heels, wedges give you the lift as well as the extra support you may need. Don't be turned off by their clunky heel; feel confident that you can pull off this statement shoe. Besides, once they are on your feet, they won't look nearly as bulky as you think they will. When you're searching for that perfect wedge, choose earthy neutrals. They will complement this season's very popular wide-leg pants and romantic dresses.
1. J.Crew – Seville Wedge Espadrilles | 2. Vince Camuto – Margaret Wedge | 3. Michael Kors – Poesy Wedge Sandals
So that is it for our week of the shoe trends you should be wearing this spring! Which ones will you be sporting? Can't wait to start putting style guides together featuring all of these fun styles. Stay tuned!
Click here for more:
Spring 2015 Shoe Trends Part I
Spring 2015 Shoe Trends Part II


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Obedience with Maureen Murray
I have had dogs in my life since childhood; my husband not only got a wife, he got a dog too.
I have participated in obedience since 1995; when upon becoming "empty nesters" my husband and I were looking for new hobbies. It quickly became a passion as I took our first Cavalier through the levels and attained an OTCH, the highest title available at that time. I enjoy competing with a non-traditional breed and showing that all dogs taught in the correct manner love doing their "work".
Bentley having attained a MOTCH, is supposed to be retired at 12 but he still wants to work with Mom every day. His son, Chipper, started his competitive career in May and since then has gone 13 for 13 to attain his Canadian/American CD and has 13 legs in Canadian CDX. He is currently the #1 Toy Dog in Canada in Obedience.
Participation in obedience has led to other areas; I am an evaluator for St. John Therapy Dogs as well as for the CKC Canine Good Neighbour Program.


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