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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Comic 880: APRIL FOOLS!!!!!!
[Comic title: Headache; Alt text: I'm only willing to visit placid lakes, salt flats, and painting exhibits until the world's 3D technology improves.]
We can tell this comic is an April Fool's joke because Megan is asking Randy to do something with her. This has never happened, and you were all FOOLED. It is doubly foolish, because in such a situation, Randy would never turn her down--this is his attempt at pretending that, in such circumstances, he would "play it cool."
But the joke is funny even if you are capable of accepting a fiction in which Randy has ever been asked out by Megan and/or where Randy is capable of turning her down. You see, some people dislike 3D movies because they give them a headache, and, when asked to attend, it is very plausible that they would say something very much like Randy said in the comic here.
If you are a master of words like Randy, you'll notice that "movies" does not appear in Randy's dialog in this comic! This is a quirk of human conversation, where people will often assume that a certain noun is implied and avoid repeating it endlessly, instead using pronouns or nonspecific nouns such as "stuff" to refer to them. Randy has noticed this, and, as he is a cunning linguist (sluuuuurp), he has decided that, since "3D stuff" theoretically refers to the entire world, it would be extremely hilarious if someone were to reject Megan's amorous advances to do things like ride bicycles by saying "I'm not into 3d stuff because it gives me a headache, GET IT LIKE 3D MOVIES???"
This was accompanied by some sort of script which drew a bunch of extraneous lines around the comic for some reason, which sort of but not really reacted when I moved my mouse around.
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I dunno Robdall, when I moved my mouse around my computer's USB ports dispensed candy. Maybe xkcd used your webcam, detected your corpulence, and decided against itReplyDelete
CAPTCHA: untslori. Describing a Daft Punk song to Lori.
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 9:23 PM
Megan Jokes! What a f****** surprise!ReplyDelete
oh dear, are they surprising? I had hoped they would be fairly predictable by nowReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 9:36 PM
Rob? Posting a Megan joke? Well, count me a fool on this fine April day.ReplyDelete
Captcha: reform. So lock the windows / And bolt the door / 'Cause I've got enough problems / Without creating more / I feel like I was born /For devastation and.
btw I am preparing to write a guest post AS WE SPEAKReplyDelete
I was gonna do one for #880 but my April Fools gimmick was 'praise it to the hilt' and I just couldn't do it
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 9:53 PM
Can we see more criticism about stilted delivery, bad comedic timing, awkward phrasing, recycled concepts, and blatant pandering, and less hamfisted forced criticism of the guy's personal life?ReplyDelete
The constant Megan jokes are even more repetitive and hackneyed than the comic itself.
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 9:54 PM
Hey Ann, you could do 881. 'Cause I can't. I.... I just can't....ReplyDelete
Randy. =\
Although I will say panel 4 is fucked up because it makes it look like Voidman's creature torso is actually narrow enough to wrap your hand around.
@Anon953: It's called guest comics, because Rob sure won't. You're confusing him with Carl actually-has-integrity Wheeler.
oh THANKS RAVEN the fact that panel 4 looked stupid was the only thing I felt comfortable saying apart from "=\" and now I'm gonna look like a big fat copierReplyDelete
(well I guess if I stood next to Rob I would look like a really thin copier)
Dunnit. So yeah Randall pretty much harshed my buzz on that one. Hopefully the NEXT one will be standard and shit and I can rip the piss out of it GUILT-FREE.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 10:09 PM
proper hate or gtfo =PReplyDelete
I expect Rob to post it with no fanfare in tiny font and then follow it up with something properly vitriolic, insensitive, and hilarious =DReplyDelete
and probably attribute both to me, the fat bastard
haha, update: "proper hate or gtfo" was rob's position too, so my guest post is postponed AGAIN. BRING THE HATE ROBReplyDelete
[it's the chinese democracy of the blog world]
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 10:24 PM
More like the House of Bourbon, really.ReplyDelete
Captcha: illings. Miniature fits of sickness, like when you feel nauseous after eating a meal, but then it turns out to be nothing.
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 10:24 PM
Someone's gotta do it, because Ann and Raven are too chicken-shit.ReplyDelete
OMG, cancer is so sad that it makes even math sad! Sad! Having shown a sensitivity to human emotions, I can hope that maybe Megan will stop calling me a soulless aspie robot and will finally return my awkward sexual advances. Thank god aunt Jennie caught the cancer, or I never would have thought of this!
Was that so hard, you guys?
Anon 10.24 you forgot the bit about how awful panel 4 looksReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 10:28 PM
Also, Raven is chicken-shit [hahahahaha....] and Ann just wasn't angry enough; get your facts straight.ReplyDelete
Captcha: jazompo. Where the impossible is possible.
I wasn't angry enough because I was raven-, er, chicken-shit so their point is still plausibleReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 10:40 PM
your FACE is pretty plausible.ReplyDelete
your MUM's face is pretty plausibleReplyDelete
[not chicken-shit enough to refrain from pointing out that the alt-text is utter bobbins]
CAPTCHA: bitiming. Determining the date by whether a friend is in their heterosexual or homosexual phase.
A couple of things to note with 881:ReplyDelete
1) Randall is referencing comic 55 in the title text.
2) The graph is at 89% and 79% for 5 and 10, not 81% and 77%.
3) The IV bag is MASSIVE, and apparently the person who needs it is lying on the ground.
4) What are they sitting on?
I'm going to pass on reviewing this one, too. Rob, make us proud.
Aha! Trick question: they're not sitting on anything, they're hovering slightly above it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 11:22 PM
No Gamer_2k4, do a review. For Rob is just going to throw another Megan joke.ReplyDelete
DO IT. For the sake of intelligent and thoughtful reviews that this blog was once known for.
oh man, you had me right up until you said we were ever intelligent or thoughtfulReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 11:25 PM
This new comic is a piece of shit. Anyone can be sad and mopey and emo Randall. You know what's hard? Being funny for once.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 11:28 PM
You know what's really REALLY hard? My penis after reading the goatkcd version of 879.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 12:03 AM
My interpretation is that 881 referring to xkcd itself.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 12:13 AM
I've no idea what 881 is supposed to be saying.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 12:20 AM
Does gooney post here? He's pretty successfully trolling the forums over at xkcd.ReplyDelete
he might, but not under that nameReplyDelete
Just for you, Anon 11:22, I'll try to type something up at work today. Maybe Rob will have it up Monday evening if we're lucky. Just know that I can't promise rage.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 12:40 AM
12:20 = gooney, self-advertising.ReplyDelete
sad but true.
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 12:54 AM
At least he had the foresight to get my name a little bit wrong so that it looked like he was somebody else.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 1:44 AM
Noone cares.ReplyDelete
I always do.ReplyDelete
Life got tough after he left Herman's Hermits.ReplyDelete
- darwiniacApril 4, 2011 at 4:15 AM
Why would they use a splitter to go from one IV bag to two lines? Maybe the same reason they're using what looks like it has to be a 5gal bag. I guess Randy's trying to show the hospital euthanizing the patient by fluid overload?ReplyDelete
CAPTCHA: Epeastr. Phenomena outside of easter that cause changes to the celebration of easter.
So, I'm just back from reboot, and here's something I don't get...ReplyDelete
Where the hell are you taking that 881 is about cancer at all? All I see in this comic is:
1) A graph. Ha ha.
2) A slanted table. That's Randall being "experimental", I suppose. Watch out, Randy, the angle might be too much for your fanbase!
3) Some faux-nerdy/emo comment about SCIENCE, and an IV bag that's both huge and connected to nothing or no one.
4) Two stick figures hugging. I'll give Randy the credit of giving the stick figures some substance instead of just drawing the lines crossing each other in a very jumbled mess like he did in the past... though, really, stick people hands are still creepy. Oh, yes, and this is supposed to be an "AWWWWW" panel or something.
So, first of all, no reference to cancer here. For all I know, it could be AIDS, swine flu, or measles. Second, while this strip is obviously not meant to be a joke, obviously, it still makes little to no sense. There's no point following from this sequence of panels. I still have no idea where you guys take it that this has anything to do with cancer, really. It sounds more like Randall is giving up on cold, hard science because it doesn't offer him any comfort anymore.
Which makes this comic an obvious hallucination. I mean, couple that with Megan actually reciprocating his feelings, and there you have it!
Really, I can't hate this badly enough because it doesn't go anywhere. This is the xkcd version of mopey Livejournal posts.
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 9:29 AM
(in regards to 881...)ReplyDelete
Didn't he just have some family sickness/deathness goings on recently?
But great news! As far as Randall's research is concerned, you shouldn't ever have less than a 60% chance of survival! What a positively exhilarating real-world application of probability!
P.S. is his alt-text just an admittance that his normal approach (comic-ing) is useless in this scenario? The first step is admitting it...
Doctors often don't share the data on chance of survival because statistics are really hard for people to grasp.ReplyDelete
But usually it's the other way around, with seemingly tiny survival rates really meaning things like, "It usually goes undiagnosed for too long" or "Most people who get it are immunocompromised, and that drives up the mortality rate" or something like that.
77% chance to live at least 10 years is... well, it doesn't sound that bad to the layperson.
So is the idea of the comic that understanding statistics led him to conclude that a survival rate that actually sounds pretty good is actually much worse than it seems? That he might be hopeful at hearing relatively high numbers, but because he understands the math behind the numbers, it's actually much more grim than it seems?
Because I'm confused.
@Mole - Five/ten year survival rates are stats used most extensively for cancer. Of course, it could be some sort of organ transplant or other disease/surgery, but it's a lot less likely. If he had written 'OMG CANCER SUCKS' somewhere on this, that would have made it a lot worse.ReplyDelete
5 year survival Rate for xkcd: 15%ReplyDelete
10 year survival Rate for xkcd: 5%
5 year survival Rate for xkcd-sucks: 3%
10 year survival Rate for xkcd-sucks: 1%
5 year survival Rate for xkcd-sucks-reboot: 0%
10 year survival Rate for xkcd-sucks-reboot: 0%
Reboot does a Redux countdown: 15
50% Complete.
- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 10:10 AM
THE END IS NIGHReplyDelete
Damn straight I'm not doing this for five years. Even Carl and Rob only lasted just over two years.ReplyDelete
Captcha: Tiesu. The ancient art of killing opponents with neckwear.
- AcostaApril 4, 2011 at 1:20 PM
The new comic is nonsense. You know those optical illusions where given just the shadows of letters you can read a word that isn't there?ReplyDelete
Yeah, we're expected to draw emotion from expressionless circle-faces. Good job. The third panel even had something like a punchline, but the comic kept going. Double good job.
@Acosta: No, you're expect to scream OH GOD HIS MASSIVE FOREHEAD IS EATING HERReplyDelete
God, Rob, you're less interesting than Randal these days. That's some effort, right there.ReplyDelete


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Now the inherent risk of a list like this is that it is bound to offend. Someone somewhere is going to look at this and say, "But #6 is my FAVORITE movie! How dare you?" So before I get the hate mail, let me just apologize in advance. Go ahead and leave me a comment about why I'm so very wrong--I'm ready for it.
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* I've only picked movies I've actually seen--at least in part (most of these I didn't finish). I'm sure there are plenty more that stink but I had to go with personal experience on this one. As a note, I have less tolerance for bad movies nowadays and I'm getting better at knowing which movies I would or wouldn't like so many of these on the list are from ages past.
* I've only picked movies that are fairly well-known. I mean it's EASY to be horrible when you start out with no expectations, it takes real talent to flop when you've got big-name stars and a huge budget--think Waterworld (which I haven't seen--neither have I seen Congo, Planet of the Apes or 2001 a Space Odyssey though I have a feeling they'd be on here if I had).
* Not just any junk will do. To make my list it has to not only be bereft of entertainment, it has to really irritate. There's no pain like paying $9 for a movie that is terrible. It's enough to make you want to organize a coup of Hollywood--or fire all the writers. Heh.
* Movies I've seen on T.V. don't count--maybe they're better in their uncut versions or at least I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. That's the only way Erin Brokovitch and The English Patient missed spots (I'm with Elaine on that one).
* Finally, sequels are disqualified because they're so likely to make the list it's just not fair. I mean who actually bought a ticket to Baby Geniuses II and thought, "I bet this is going to be a great movie!"
So without further ado . . .
1. Elizabethtown. I saw the preview for this one and was sucked in by the Quirky Banter. Yes, Quirky Banter is all the rage in Hollywood nowadays but it wasn't enough to compensate for this very odd movie. Started out with potential (I like the actors) and then I got stuck in Cameron Crowe's personal playlist that just wouldn't end. Even the Great Tom Petty couldn't compensate for this weak movie. What was with Susan Sarandon's diatribe?
2. The Fifth Element. This movie created what is now known as "The Shimeks Effect." In Anchorage if you want to buy quality electronics you go to Shimeks, a home-grown store that has all the state of the art gadgets and what do they play 24/7 on their giant-screen t.v.s? Yup, this is it. Men get sucked into buying a television based on all the surround-sound, wild colors and special effects this movie has to offer but when you actually sit down to watch the movie you're in a bad place. I feel rather sorry about including it, knowing that my it's my father's favorite movie--I apologize Dad.
3. Short Circuit. This is where Ally Sheedy's career ended. All that 80s fame and she ended up with a robot that makes E.T. look exciting. Don't watch it. Ever. (And side note: while I'm sounding so ornery I might as well mention I didn't care for E.T. either, but not enough for it to make the list).
4. Weekend at Bernie's. Another 80s disaster. It was just a freakishly odd movie--unless you're into dead bodies that dress up and act drunk. I still remember the shock at discovering they'd made a sequel. What what??
5. The Hunchback of Notre Dame. From the beginning I thought this was an odd story to make into a cartoon but I went to it anyway, trusting in the Disney talent but oh how wrong I was. That scene where the Bad Guy is singing about his burning desire for Esmerelda and the flames are leaping out of the fireplace toward him? Somehow I'm not feeling that that's your typical forest-animal-happy-song. Who was it who read this towering masterpiece and its last tragic scene where Quasimodo lays down on the pile of corpses, clutching Esmerelda's dead body to him and said, "Now THAT would make a great cartoon!" Could there be another story on the planet LESS appropriate for Disney than Hugo's classic? What next? Crime and Punishment: the Musical? Every theme of this amazing novel was destroyed once Eisner got his clutches on it. Not that I'm bitter.
6. Forrest Gump. I know I'm going to get hate mail for this one. It's EVERYONE'S favorite movie but I just didn't get it. I love movies where the underdog conquers all--I liked Rudy--but this one I couldn't get my head around. Was it supposed to be funny? Was it supposed to be sad? Because no one on the planet could do all the things that guy supposedly did and no one would love him the way everyone in the movie did. Although now that I think about it, that guy on American Idol that sang "She Bangs" might have proved me wrong. You gotta wonder at someone who puts Forrest Gump on the list of worst movies ever but fails to include Clash of the Titans but what are you going to do?
7. Ace Ventura Pet Detective. I dislike bathroom-style humor. Flatulence jokes, humor about body parts, etc.--it all seems rather juvenile and Jim Carrey's style is so out of control I don't find it funny. It's like being caught in a time warp at summer camp where you're trapped with a flock of 10 year-old boys that won't stop burping. Though I loved The Truman Show . . .
8. Cellular. Did you see this one where Kim Basinger was kidnapped and called some guy on a cell phone and he tries to rescue her? The guy has THE BEST COVERAGE on the planet. His battery is amazing, his luck is beyond amazing. I can suspend my disbelief for an hour or two but this one was just too much. They could have brought in killer sharks, flying ninjas, singing nuns and 32-foot M&Ms and it wouldn't have been less believable. I'm still a Handsome Rob fan though, despite this stinker.
9. Drowning Mona. I bet you haven't seen this one. It may be too obscure for the list but with Bette Middler, Danny DeVito, Neve Campbell and Jamie Lee Curtis you'd expect more. Isn't it funny how expectations make such a difference in how much you like a movie? I'd heard how funny this was so I was expecting more. I doubt Will Ferrell is including this one on his resume.
10. The Mask. Another Jim Carrey that was too weird for words so I'll not attempt any.
11. Happy Feet. I won't go into another review here, I saw this last fall on opening night and did a blistering post about it (I love the comments--I got chastised pretty thoroughly by a grandmother who took her grandchild to see it and loved it). The best thing about this movie? It was so bad, writing a review was really fun.
12. Paint Your Wagon. I'm a huge classic movie fan but if you think that classic movies are guaranteed to be good you'll want to avoid this one. Grace and I watched it with my grandmother last year and the farther we got into it the more we kept looking at each other and saying, "What in the world??" Take Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin and add some singing and dancing then throw in some polygamy and Mormons and wife-sharing and you've got the general idea. And I saw very little painting going on.
13. ???? As fun as it is to list the worst of the worst I have a hard time coming up with movies I really hate. I love a good movie so help me out--finish this off with the movie that made you want to weep. And not in a good way.
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bol rest of the way. i was heavy on rams game, rams 2H and under.
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- Can I order replacement glass for the tables?
- What is Abaca?
- What do the colours refer to on your indoor products?
- How do I measure properly?
- Can you tell the availability of a particular item?
- I have ordered furniture; can I order spare or extra items?
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We aim to respond to all emails within 24hrs.What are your opening hours?
Our normal hours of business for both our Customer Service Team and Showroom are 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday, 10.00am to 4.00pm on Saturdays and Sundays.How long does it take for you to answer the phone?
We have recently invested in a new telephone system and expanded our team of advisers, meaning there is usually no queuing or waiting involved in calling us. Please visit the Contacts page for our current opening hours.Can I view your products in person?
We have our furniture on show at our showroom in Farnworth near Bolton.Do I get a guarantee with my furniture?
Yes, all of our products come with a 5 year warranty, covering the structure of the frame from any manufacturing or material defects. We also offer a 5 year warranty on indoor cushion covers and foams. Our 2 year warranty protects against the fading, cracking and peeling of our outdoor synthetic weave.
Outdoor FurnitureWhat is synthetic rattan?
Synthetic Rattan is what our garden furniture is made from. Its contemporary design reflects our innovative vision to create products that are ahead of the trends. The weave is made using synthetic rattan to ensure that the furniture is all weather proof, as natural rattan would rot outdoors. This gives customers the luxury of having the best of both worlds.Do the Rio chairs come with cushions?
No, this is a budget set and we do not supply a base or back cushion for this range.Is the rattan furniture waterproof?
Yes, the furniture frame can be left outdoors uncovered. Please note, the cushion covers are only shower proof and need to be taken indoors over winter, or during heavy rainfall. The outdoor cover (if supplied with the range you have ordered) is to protect the frame only.Does the Marbella set come with cushions?
Yes, they have a base and back cushion for both chairs and the sofa. This item flat packed on delivery and will require assembly.Do I get an outdoor cover for the dining sets?
Yes, but the cover is only for the table, not for the accompanying chairs. We do not sell or provide free covers for any of our dining chair ranges.What are the table sizes?
- Rectangular Table – 180 x 100cm (some assembly required)
- Small Rectangular Table – 140 x 90cm (some assembly required)
- Open Leg Rectangular Table – 160 x 190cm (some assembly required)
- Large Round Table – 160cm diameter (some assembly required)
- Open Leg Square Table – 90 x 90cm (some assembly required)
- Small Round Table – 105 diameter (some assembly required)
- Barcelona Table size 5 and 9 Piece – 120cm by 120cm (some assembly required)
- Barcelona Table size 7 and 13 piece – 180cm by 120cm (some assembly required)
Yes, we supply the additional glass tops for our tables, please be advised that glass is bespoke to our furniture ranges and will not be suitable for a table purchased from a competitor.
Indoor FurnitureWhat is abaca?
Abaca is a close relative of the banana plant family, and is the native to the Philippines. It is known worldwide for its exceptional strength and flexibility to bend and shape.What do the colours refer to on your indoor products?
The colour ranges soft vanilla, oatmeal, chocolate weave and autumn biscuit refer to the cushion covers only, not the colour of the rattan weave.
General Furniture QuestionsHow do I measure properly?
Our conservatory furniture corner sofas are made to fit, and are normally built on site at the delivery address. Before ordering, we would suggest that you measure the room which the furniture is for, so you are aware of the dimensions you have to work with. When measuring for a corner sofa, we would advise you measure from the corner to the end point on each side - our skilfully trained staff can assist you in finding the right size for you. For more information, see our measuring guide.Can you tell the availability of a particular item?
Our website is updated every day to reflect our current stock situation, alternatively you can contact to our customer service team, by emailing email@example.com and they will be able to confirm the availability of all items.I have ordered furniture; can I order spare or extra items?
We have a wide range of products available for our conservatory and garden furniture. If you have made an order, and wish to order spare items or extra items, we would advise contacting our customer service team at firstname.lastname@example.com who are always happy to help and can advise if this would be available.Can I choose to purchase additional cover sets?
Yes, for our indoor furniture only. Our conservatory furniture range offers you the opportunity to order additional cushion covers, we can supply a additional sets from our existing colour range. A list of our prices can be found on our website, alternatively you can contact our customer service team at email@example.com the weave match?
Every reasonable care has been taken to ensure that the descriptions and colour matching are accurate. Not all our ranges are supplied by the same supplier, which may result in some colour match issues; please ask before purchase of multiple ranges. This will also affect the cushion covers on different ranges, where possible, we will advise of any issues, but this will be down to personal preference.My cushions have arrived creased, what can I do?
Unfortunately, this is due to the way in which they are mail order packaged and sent direct from our factories, the creases will naturally drop out over time however, you can speed this process up by ironing the covers with a low temperature setting.There are cushions missing from my set?
Some cushions we pack underneath the furniture, please fully check completely, including under your furniture, before contacting us to advise there are missing cushions.Some of the fixtures and fitting are missing from my furniture?
We try to ensure all fixtures and fitting are securely taped inside boxes, before they leave our warehouse. They can at times become loose inside the boxes, whilst in transit. If you suspect you are missing fixtures and fittings, please fully check the box and furniture before contacting us.There is mould and mildew on my cushions as I left them outside, do you have anything to remove this?
We advise washing the cushions with normal detergent at 30 degrees, however we cannot guarantee this will remove the mould and mildew. Please try to keep your cushions indoors whilst not in use.
If you would like to add/change or cancel an order, you can do this at any point until your order has been dispatched ready for delivery. If your order has already been dispatched or delivered, then you will need to follow our returns procedure.Do I have the option to put down a deposit?
If you placed an order and the item is currently out of stock or there is a lead time for delivery, you can pay a deposit of 10% to secure your order. We would, of course, need the balance to be paid before we dispatch the furniture for delivery (as stated above).
We have a range of payment options available for our customers. We accept credit and debit card payments over the website and over the phone, all except American Express. We accept payments through PayPal and also cash payments on collection from our warehouse directly. If you receive our own delivery service, we also accept cash payments upon delivery. Finance options are also available.Do I have to pay for my item before it is delivered?
Yes, we always need to take the full payment from you before we dispatch their item, unless it is being delivered by us directly, in this case, we can accept a deposit and the balance can be paid on delivery over the telephone by credit or debit card.Is there an option to pay in monthly instalments?
Yes, we have recently added a pay by finance option for orders over £599.00. This involves 12 equal monthly payments with 0% interest, your payment schedule on finance does not commence until 30 days after your furniture has been delivered.
If you order today, one of our team will contact you with 24 hours by email to discuss the delivery service and to confirm when we will dispatch. Currently all our items have an estimated delivery date in weeks, which will help you to make an informed choice. We aim to deliver in-stock items within 3 working days.Can you do weekend deliveries?
Saturday & Sunday deliveries are sometimes available, however this is dependent on whether the courier is available to deliver in your area. We will try to accommodate your request, but cannot make any guarantees. When you receive your order acknowledgement and delivery slot, please reply to firstname.lastname@example.com if you wish to have a Saturday/Sunday delivery. An additional surcharge does apply.I need my delivery in a hurry. What services are available?
We can sometimes arrange a next day service on a pallet, please contact us to discuss available express delivery options.I am only going to be available to take delivery at a certain time of day. What services are available?
Our delivery services offer a 4hr time slot for the day of delivery, unfortunately we cannot guarantee if this will be a AM or PM delivery time, Please note: you maybe charged a redelivery fee if you agree to accept delivery and you are not available at the time of the call.How much is the delivery charge?
Delivery to all mainland UK addresses is completely free of charge! For customers further afield we normally apply a £100 surcharge, plus VAT, to the total value at the checkout. These areas include Scottish Highlands, Scottish Offshore Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Republic of Ireland, Jersey and the Channel Islands. Some areas of Scotland may incur an additonal surcharge.How can I track my order?
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Home buyers check a lot of things before buying a house in St Augustine. This includes checking the design of the house, the space, cost, available fixtures and what not. However, not many people think of getting a plumber to check the water systems in the house as well. Doing so can help you identify problems such as leaking storage tanks, rusted piping, clogged drains and other plumbing hazards. By yourself, the chances of discovering these faults are slim. The plumbing contractors report will help you re-negotiate for the house bearing in mind the extra plumbing repairs that may need to be done. Alternatively, you could opt out of the deal and seek another property.
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Hundreds of residents sound off on proposed streetcar route
04/24/2013 7:39amHundreds of people gathered Tuesday night to voice their opinion on streetcars in Sugar House and what route the new transit line should take.
Dozens want their convictions overturned after cases dismissed in West Valley City
04/24/2013 7:57amPublic defenders in Salt Lake County are being flooded with calls from people asking to have convictions overturned.
Is ID theft protection worth the cost?
04/24/2013 9:18amCan identity theft protection companies really go above and beyond what you can do on your own to protect your financial identity?
Steven Powell to be released from prison in May
04/24/2013 9:42amThe father-in-law of missing West Valley City missing mother Susan Cox Powell is slated to be released from prison May 23, less than a year after he was sentenced.
4 ideas to make your tax refund go further
04/24/2013 10:31amIt can be easy to think of ways to spend that tax return money before the check ever makes it to our bank account. But I'd like to suggest a way to spend your tax return that will make it return again: investing in your home.
Infographic: The travels of LDS apostles
04/24/2013 11:15amIn the past four months alone, members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the LDS Church have traveled thousands of miles and visited the four corners of the earth. This infographic shows just some of these travels.
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Hospitals make money from their own mistakes, study says
04/24/2013 11:59amA new study from the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that hospitals could actually profit from their own mistakes, lowering the incentive to implement procedures to reduce accidents and surgical complications.
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04/24/2013 12:52pmWith summer driving season approaching, the Utah Department of Transportation has announced its top 10 road construction projects for the rest of the year.
Police look for runaway teen from St. George
04/24/2013 1:41pmPolice are looking for a teen missing since Monday.
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04/24/2013 2:11pmThe valley's summer concerts are just around the corner, and while the sunshine is giving us hope that beautiful weather is just as close, we made a list of some outdoor concerts worth attending this year.
Man charged with terroristic threat for email sent to SLC marathon
04/24/2013 2:23pmA man accused of writing an email offering to help place bombs at the Salt Lake Marathon finishing line has been charged with threat of terrorism, a second-degree felony.
Timpanogos High School student dies
04/24/2013 2:27pmA Timpanogos High School student died Tuesday after suffering from an illness.
Nearly 600 aftershocks followed Crandall Canyon Mine collapse
04/24/2013 5:41pmA new University of Utah study mapped hundreds of aftershocks following the Crandall Canyon Mine collapse — considerably more than previously thought.
Draper bans parking near UTA pay lot
04/24/2013 5:57pmCommuters have been wondering why so many of their cars recently have wound up with parking tickets on streets near the Frontrunner stop in Draper. The city cites safety concerns and plans to ban parking there altogether, but drivers wonder what it's all about.
Fed. budget cuts affecting cancer treatment for Utahns on Medicare
04/24/2013 5:59pmCancer centers around the county are having a hard time treating certain Medicare patients because of the automatic federal budget cuts.
Beware of snakes: Warmer weather to bring rattlers out of hibernation
04/24/2013 6:15pmThe warmer weather is coming to Utah, and that has a lot of people looking to get outside and enjoy it. But people aren't the only ones out there enjoying the sun.
Woman dies after car crash in Diamond Fork Canyon
04/24/2013 6:39pmA woman is dead after her car crashed into a stream in Diamond Fork Canyon Tuesday night, police said. Her vehicle wasn't found until Wednesday morning.
New $24M aquarium on track to open in December
04/24/2013 8:04pmThe $24 million project is underway at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Draper and will provide new activities for families to participate in including interactive exhibits, three touch pools, Utah's first 4D theater, and a giant shark tank.
Sex offender 'person of interest' in Uintah murder
04/24/2013 8:10pmA Uintah County man who was freed on bail, despite allegations that he committed a violent sexual assault, is now a "person of interest" in the killing of a Roosevelt man.
Police: Inmate's death appears to be a homicide
04/24/2013 8:37pmA prison inmate found dead in his cell Saturday has been identified as Rolando Cardona-Gueton, 62. His death appears to be a homicide.
Teen spray paint ban being considered in West Jordan
04/24/2013 8:43pmIn an effort to stop graffiti, the West Jordan City Council is considering an ordinance tonight that would ban minors from buying paint or broad tip markers.
Gov. Herbert makes historic trip to Israel to discuss trade with Utah
04/24/2013 9:06pmUtah Gov. Gary Herbert is visiting Israel for a weeklong mission to promote trade with the Mediterranean country.
Utah doctors find unique way to connect with teenage patients
04/24/2013 10:18pmOne of the greatest challenges pediatricians face is connecting with teenage patients and some Utah doctors have found a unique way to learn how to better serve this demographic.
Proposed U. parking garage spurring student protest
04/24/2013 10:27pmA proposed $6 million parking garage could mean major parking help at the University of Utah. But some students say the garage would ruin another multimillion dollar university facility that's less than five years old.
College student recovering after 3rd stop light accident in 3 years
04/24/2013 10:44pmA Utah college student is struggling to recover after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. But what makes the 21-year-old's story remarkable is that this is the third time she's been hit while waiting at a stop light.
On-duty Ogden officer hospitalized after motorcycle accident
04/24/2013 11:02pmAn on-duty officer was hospitalized Wednesday after colliding with a vehicle that turned in front of his police motorcycle in an Ogden intersection.
Man wanted for burglary flees from court, hides in garage
04/24/2013 11:05pmA man wanted in connection with a burglary spree was arrested after he was spotted in a court parking lot in Farmington and then fled. Two nearby schools were temporarily locked down until his arrest.
Korean War veterans honored 60 years after service
04/24/2013 11:16pmRepeated threats of war from North Korea have ramped up in recent months. South Korea and the U.S. remain on guard, even as we honor war veterans who fought there 60 years ago.
Woman flees UHP troopers, saying they had 'no authority to stop her'
04/24/2013 11:33pmA woman was arrested after leading Utah Highway Patrol troopers on a chase Wednesday.
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Not really injury or suspension related but more depth chart related: Toledo LB and Michigan transfer Vladimir Emilien has been supplanted by Junior Sylvestre at the Star linebacker position.
Va.Tech - Junior LB Tariq Edwards will not play monday night against Georgia Tech due to injuries. He has played in all 28 of his career games and started in all 14 games LY.
N.C. State - Senior CB C.J. Wilson who is a three year starter, will miss the Tennessee game due to academic issues.
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Month 31: Question–How do I teach my toddler to ask for the potty?
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Our DD is 14mo and says no 99% of the time when asked if she needs to go. The other part of the frustration is she has only asked to potty by crawling to it like 4 times EVER. We just have to ask and sit her on the potty. We guess all day every day. Her only signal at all (if at all) is a brief pause in whatever she is doing. I don't know how to help her learn to ask to go ~ Brittany
I'm a gal just living with her kids, so no phD here, but I hope I can help. Mom to mom.
First, do you know how awesome four times is in this diapering culture? High five grrlfriend! That isn't a frustration, that is a huge boon, a brag moment — no really, you need to start some shameless mommy bragging. Change your perspective! Look, Moms brag endlessly over the maybe-first-step even if Schmoopsie doesn't do it again for 2 months. Get you brag on!
When my Itty Bitty was two (or not quite two) and spilled her potty on the floor — I smiled and puffed out my chest. I know there was a mess and that sucked…I didn't like the mess part at all. But, my baby was copying me emptying her potty all by herself. WOW! See, I didn't teach her that. She just did it because she'd been watching me do it for her whole life and she finally as big enough and coordinated enough to give it a shot. I tell you, my bathroom carpets were never cleaner than they were that first month of learning potty emptying! (Of course, she just knocked over a cup of water and is now cleaning it — can't blog for two seconds around here…! )
And that leads us to the next part of the question. You DON'T teach her how to ask. She'll learn it. All you do is encourage and repeat ad nauseum. Remember she's still is a baby (I don't care what anyone says, babyhood is longer than one year) and like a baby she relies on you to just "know" what she needs and when she needs it. That gives her the freedom to feel safe enough to experiment. You've got her back. She doesn't need to worry about getting eaten by a predator, where her next meal is coming from, or where she'll sleep. She trusts you. She doesn't want you to nag and hover, but she wants you at a comfortable distance so that she can run to you at any time. She watches and listens even if you don't think she is. We model and show by our actions and behaviors, it is their job to observe and mimic when they are capable.
Everyone likes to think that they "teach" their children to speak, for example. Language is far too complex to teach to a baby. The infinite combinations of how to string a sentence together alone is daunting, never mind the musicality of language, or the use of idioms, articles, and pronouns. But nature makes it simple. You talk. They listen. You say certain phrases and words more often so they are encouraged to repeat because it is in their design and it makes you smile and interact. But 99.9% of the words they know, the phrases they utter, and the Grammer they use you never teach to them directly. For example, I have never taught my toddler the difference in saying, "Let me help you," "Let Mommy help you," and "I'll help you." She says "me help you" and "I'll help you" and if she needs me "Mommy help", and "Help me mommy". She is even using past tense! "I helped Mommy, Daddy." I certainly didn't teach her how to conjugate a verb! All I have to do is talk and expose her to conversations. To be honest, I have become a walking toddler to English translator. I have learned toddler-speak! More often than not I hear myself saying, "When did you learn that?" or "I didn't know she knew what that was!" She knows "handle bars"…really?…I never told her what a bike handle bar was!
So that's all you have to do. Model, show, use your potty sign/word/cue, repeat, and pick up the slack. (And of course ditch the diapers — for those reading this and still using them at this point. I know I'm a rebel.)
That subtle pause she does means, "I trust my mommy to know what I need." It's the same way you "know" when she's hungry without her saying anything.
She is also beginning to enter little by little into autonomy so I suggest you not ask a question you already know the answer to. If you do ask a question , be prepared to respect the answer even if it isn't the one you want! There are times when you are just going to have to let things happen. Put the potty there and say, "There is the potty if you need it." When you see the accident cue, "Wait!" and help her get to the potty fast to finish. She will pick up on her own that she can stop peeing if she goes in the wrong place, that there are unacceptable places to pee, or if she miscalculates/waits too long, that you will help but not nag, and you will show her how it is done.
Short term mess equals long term benefits. Happy Pottying 🙂
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I hope that helps!
Posted on April 27, 2012, in Parenting, Potty Training, Toddlers and tagged diaper free, ec, elimination communication, month-30, natural infant hygiene, nih, potty learning. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Ah! This is awesome. Thanks for making me feel good! BTW slight update from the other days grumpyness about my almost two year old and potty tantrums about the pants – after 3 days he has learnt the difference between wearing a nappy and wearing pants. He cries when I take his nappy off now, but he will use the potty when he knows he is just wearing pants or undies. I've also stopped badgering him as much and just trying to go back to instincts 🙂


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What did you do for Memorial Day? We fled town and escaped to my parents' cabin north of Anchorage on the Kashwitna river and camped out for four-day weekend. Well, not exactly "camped out" because there were no tents involved. Absolutely none.
That's why I like going to the cabin, because it's not really a cabin but more of a small house with hot showers, electricity and comfortable beds. The kids would spend the whole summer sleeping out under the stars if they had their way but me? I hate being cold and dirty, my idea of roughing it is to have to use a generic brand of shampoo, so going to the cabin is a wonderful way to get away and get outdoors where the kids can get as dirty as they want outside then I can send them to take a shower when they come inside.
Yes, I'm a whimp. If I'd been a pioneer they'd have left me for dead by the side of the trail.
While we were making plans to go up to the cabin for Memorial Day I gave the men a project to complete: I wanted them to put in a zip line. Andrew was a little suspicious (I don't know how many projects we've gone into where I'm saying, "Oh it'll be easy!" then he's left to figure out the war plan and work through all the details) but I promised him that I'd do all the research and order the parts if he would just install the thing.
I found several online stores that sold parts for zip lines and discovered that they're not a cheap thing. Some ran upwards of $200 but I finally found a place, Extextoys.com, that sells a good solid zip line with 70 feet of cable for $90, free shipping. You can get them in different strengths but the one I ordered is a little more sturdy and can hold up to 225 pounds. They wouldn't do the free shipping deal up to Alaska (how many times have I run into that?) but charged me $20 for 2-day UPS delivery, which isn't too bad.
By the time the package arrived and Andrew saw the actual zip line he was more enthusiastic—seeing that it came with installation instructions and didn't look too intimidating—and by the time the Saturday before Memorial Day came Andrew and the boys were scouting out the best spot to put the line. "This is great, we're hiking with a purpose!" Andrew said.
They were looking for a place with a soft, mossy ground away from the ATV trails (don't want someone running their four-wheeler through the middle of things) yet not too far from the cabin with a nice, gentle slope for a 70-foot cable and by the afternoon they'd found the perfect spot.
Andrew was really into the project by this time and he cleared out a nice run—I think he was sensing the challenge—and by dinner the zip line was up and working. It's plenty strong and will hold a large adult but the line sags slightly (as you can see in the footage) so you'd better have abs o' steel to be able to hold your legs out parallel to the ground for 30 seconds.
Here's footage of the results, hope you had a good Memorial Day!
It's pretty safe with all that soft moss underneath as long as anyone who falls misses the occasional skinny pointy tree stump left from clearing the brush. One of our friends who came up for the day said it kind of reminded him of the bamboo spike pits set as booby traps in the jungles of Vietnam which added a nice element of suspense to the whole event. Maybe we should incorporate a pool of hungry sharks near the end to up the ante.
Anyway, here's a link to a clip of a zip line in South Africa claiming to be the world's longest, tallest, fasted zip line reaching speeds of 100 mph for 1.2 miles. Makes our little zip line look rather pathetic. Even with the spike pit below.
Coralee from Beloved Fairy Tales won yesterday's shot at The Real Deal Guide to Pregnancy by Erika Lenkert. Congrats to all, I've got another to give away tomorrow then a couple more on Tuesday before hanging up my random number generator for the week. Thanks to everyone who's entered.
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Pavol Zbynek and Ivan Cakovsky are two sex mad guy, always hard and ready for action, so we paired them up for this scene. Pavol is the guy who said he would get fucked but would never kiss or suck. So you will seen in this scene that he had a rather large rethink. The scene starts with the guys kissing and then wanking as they open their jeans. Two real hard cocks wanting action,and Ivan quickly goes down on Pavol's throbbing member. Ivan really knows how to suck and works his mouth on Pavol's dick. Then he pulls his jeans down so Pavol can feel his ass while he sucks. Pavol's hand is all over that ass and he wets a finger to slip in the hole a bit. Ivan continues to suck on Pavol's throbbing knob while his hole is fingered. Then Pavol wants more and Ivan's jeans come off and Pavol goes down on his hard cock while he wanks himself. Ivan grabs Pavol's head and pushes it down on his cock for deeper sucking. Then the guys move to a 69, with Ivan on top. His cock and balls tantalising Pavol, hanging over his face. Pavol sucks on the balls and then the cock while Ivan works on his cock too. Ivan then moves Pavol around and pulls his ass up so he can rim it. He gets his tongue in that hot, hairy hole and then starts to finger it. Before long he wants more and shoves his rock hard dick in Pavol's hole and starts to fuck him. Pavol moans and he is being plowed and wanked by Ivan. Ivan gets his cock deep in that ass, fucking Pavol nice and fast. Then the guys swap and Ivan gets on his knees so that Pavol can fuck him as well. Pavol's dick slides into that tight ass and he fucks it real deep. Ivan can take it very well and Pavol really gives it to him. Having really fucked Ivan well Pavol's hole is ready for more and he sits on Ivan's big cock, his own cock rock hard and swaying as he fucks himself down on the throbbing dick. Ivan loves that feeling as his cock is being worked by Pavol's ass. Then Pavol stops riding and holds his ass for Ivan to fuck upwards. He fucks real hard, his cock really plowing into that open hole. Pavol then starts to ride again and how. He really is a great bottom as well as a fabulous top. Before long he wants to shoot his load so, kneeling before Ivan's face he dumps his load and Ivan sucks his cock clean. Then it is Ivan's turn and Pavol returns the favor. What a great scene this is, with two really good guys. They finish up by ending the scene with a kiss.
Zdenek Zimola is 27 years old and lives in Prague. He works in real estate and enjoys movies, athletics and jogging. After his interview Zdenek starts to feel himself, through his jeans. He then undoes the button on his jeans and pulls out a big hard cock. He wanks on his cock for a while, lifting his tee shirt some, to reveal his abs. Then a helping hand arrives, quickly getting a feel of his rock hard cock, and then removing the jeans. Now we see that cock and big balls in all their glory. The hands take some oil and use it to lube Zdenek's cock, wanking it nice and fast. That cock is so hard as the hands play with it, and also grab the balls. Having really had a good play with Zdenek's cock the hands get to work on his ass too, with he legs in the air. Zdnenek's hole is fully exposed. Some is rubbed over the hole and then a finger dips inside and starts to fuck it. Then two fingers, beginning to stretch that hole, wanking Zdenek's throbbing cock at the same time. Next three fingers push into the hole to be followed by a big, black vibrator. It fucks into Zdenek's ass as a hand wanks of his still hard cock. Zdenek seems to be enjoying the feeling of that vibrator in his ass, it is deep in his hole and the expression on his face, with closed eyes, tells us a lot. The hands are working the cock and ass, wanking him real hard to make him blow his load. What a load it is too, with that vibrator deep in his ass the cum shoots out of his throbbing cock. It goes every where and the hands rub it all over Zdenek's body, with the vibrator still working his hole. The hands remove the vibrator and have a final wank of Zdenek's still rock hard cock before leaving him to take a shower.
Tomas Hlavacka is 23 years old and lives in Brno. He is such a great looking guy, with a fabulous body. He starts of this video by baring his chest and showing those muscles, and the he does some poses for us too. He really does look great. He sits and starts to rub his crotch, and then some helping hands arrive and start feeling his chest. The hands undo his belt and pull his jeans down some. They immediately start feeling his crotch through his slipys. Then turning him sideways the hands pull the back of the slipys down over his ass, with his cock and balls nicely bunched in front. Then turning him again, so he is front on, the hands return to the crotch, the cock looks swollen in them. Indeed it is, as we see when the hands slowly pull the underwear down and a big hard cock flops out. The hands slowly wank that cock until it is rock hard, while Tomas feels his own chest. The hands really cant get enough of that cock and soon starts sucking on it. Tomas continues to rub his body as the HH sucks on his big fat cock, and licking his nipples too. Then Tomas is turned around so we can see his lovely ass. The hands spread that ass so we see a nice tight hole. It looks very inviting indeed, but the hands move Tomas again, turning him round and wanking him to a wonderful creamy cumshot. Having dropped his load Tomas goes to the shower to clean up. What a great looking guy he is I do hope we can do more with him.
Sebastian Mecta is from Prague and is aged 19. He is a student who enjoys skating and ice hockey. Sebastian is such a handsome looking guy with an excellent body. He certainly looks very fit so the setting for this shoot is most appropriate. Sebastian shows us his all and I must say it is very attractive indeed, with a lovely, upstanding cock and a beatiful ass.


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As Thanksgiving draws near, I'd like to express gratitude for blessings we have received in our own backyard.
This past Saturday (Nov. 17) the youth of Muddy Creek and Unionville Presbyterian churches gathered at the Unionville Volunteer Fire Department for a safety demonstration.
As people know, children are captivated by fire trucks, and the men and women who volunteered their time to educate the children will bear benefits for years to come.
It is much easier, and safer, to teach children how to avoid starting fires than it is to send in someone to rescue them when a fire is raging.
I wish to express my gratitude to these men and women for not only providing safety and protection within the community, but also for presenting a superb safety class and demonstration.
The parents who accompanied the children agreed that it was one of the finest safety events in which they ever had participated.
We owe a debt of gratitude to all firefighters for their dedication and courage. I again express my thanks to the men and women of the Unionville Volunteer Fire Department.


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So it's January, 2010: a whole new year, a whole new slate, a whole new month without donating books.
Yeah, we'd like you to keep 'em at home just now whilst we deal with all those year-end donations from people who needed one more tax deducation. We had a house-organizing service find out about us, and a book rescuer (doesn't like to see books in recycling bins), and some small but significant architecure collections, and a couple of estates, and all sorts of people who thought we'd find a good home for their orphans and strays. So if you'd just hold off until February, we'd be just as pleased.
Make it a resolution, in fact. I like resolutions that involve merely one month's sacrifice.
I have made a few public resolutions myself. (My private resolutions are none of your business, seeing how unkind people are to those of us who resolve the same things year after year. This must be the sixth year in a row I've resolved to win the lottery, but somehow…still, the spirit is willing.) In 2010, I resolve:
1. To remember that everyone knows how to run a Book Fair better than I do, especially if they've never worked at one.
2. To remember that the things people do to try to help proceed from the purest of motives (the motive to see me get the very best care for my ulcers)
3. To remember that customers trying to get the prices knocked down to a quarter are not ALWAYS the same people as the donors who insisted all their books were worth $37 apiece
4. To remember that some people are not perceptive enough to appreciate the beauty and bounty of clutter
5. To remember to enjoy the variety (and/or clutter) of the unexpected every day: the volunteers who wants to discuss UFO abduction, the donors who want to drop off book at 7 A.M….on a Sunday, that bag of books that includes your grandmother's false teeth, and even the occasional banana box.
6. To remember that what may seem little irritations in the day's occupation—or even huge irritations—serve the greatest goal of mankind: to read something funny in my blog the next day
I have resolved to remember all these things, not, perhaps, at the exact moment they come to me, but soon enough afterward to forgive people for having made me murder them and bury them in the parking lot. (Have you ever tried to patch a six-foot gap in the asphalt? No wonder I never get my eBays mailed out on time.)


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We have as many interesting donors as we have interesting volunteers.
I'll call her Alberita, which actually was her name, but I'll leave it at that. If you knew Alberita you know whom I'm discussing, and if you don't the last name doesn't matter. She called me up to ask if someone could pick up her books from one of the city's finest senior centers.
Alberita was sort of an unpaid sales rep for the place; she met all applicants at the door and all prospective applicants and even not-so-prospective applicants. She told me that I was not too young to start considering where I wanted to live in retirement. I was then in my mad, youthful, impetuous mid-30s; Alberita had just turned 100. People had to listen when Alberita told them how great the place was. She'd lived there for over thirty years, herself.
Alberita was an editor at Rand McNally in her day, in the children's division. One of the main celebrities she worked with was Marguerite Henry, author of Misty of Chincoteague and dozens of other equine novels for young people. She remembered for me the faux pas she made when she first met Marguerite Henry, before a publicity event, asking the man with her if he was Mr. Henry. He was, as he informed her in no uncertain terms, Wesley Dennis, the great painter of horses who illustrated the Chincoteague books.
The celebrity connection aside, it was an amazing thing to take up Alberita's books, because she was also passing along the books that she'd inherited from her FATHER. Here I stood, handling a children's book published in 1856 which had had just two owners, and the second of those owners was looking on.
It was a grand collection, and great fun. (All the letters she had from Marguerite Henry, including one with Misty's hoofprint on it, went into the Newberry collection.) We went back a year later when Alberita, now 101, realized she had a few more shelves of books to dispose of. But the kicker came a few months after that.
Alberita called me to be sure I sent her a receipt. She was doing her taxes and wanted all the paperwork handy. If there are taxes when I'm 101, I hope I can do my own. (The IRS hopes I'll have learned how by then.)