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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
They make my day. (Thank you so much.)
But sometimes, although I really do try to "keep it real" on here, those super nice comments make me think that maybe I'm not portraying the real me.
The one who flies by the seat of her pants most days (that is, until I finish off this Mind Organization for Moms...then I'm going to be a force to be reckoned with... ;), and slams doors and is always running late.
I'm a mess.
Let me tell you what I forgot last week:
--two birthday parties (yes, really)
--a swim strokes class for my older girls
--an important prescription for Claire
--one of my dearest friend's birthdays (seriously, and I still feel sick to my stomach every time I think about it)
And I'm sure in a few days I'll remember more things I forgot that I could add to that list.
After a year of having a stack of scout merit badge patches for Max sitting on my desk (yes, a year), I finally took time out to sew them all on his sash thingy...on the wrong side.
I got so busy with the rest of life that I got mad at Grace on the last day of school.
I called one of my children a "brat." How's that for supportive? No matter how much she did or did not deserve it, (which I must say she kinda did in this instance...a story for another day), you don't just call your child that.
I continually feel like I'm in one of those dreams where you are trying your darnedest to RUN but you just can't seem to make your legs work.
As I'm scrambling around trying to get to the "have to dos," my heart is aching to do the "want to dos." You know, the reading with each child each night and the making my eyes sparkle while looking deep into each of my own childrens' sparkly eyes as they tell me wandering stories about their days....all at the exact same time.
I wrote about being overwhelmed clear back here, and one comment from my very wise cyber-friend Julie made has stuck with me ever since (I'm just quoting part of it):
You totally speak to me. In the last month I have learned a lot about myself. The biggest and most important thing was that being the best at something is never easy. What I mean is becoming an amazing mother is a lot of work for years and years and years... Being a good mom takes A LOT of work. I am not a perfect Mom, but I am a great Mom because I try. This year I have been late to pretty much everything. Including school. I have at all times nine loads of laundry to be washed, and only a few items hanging in each closet. My downstairs and upstairs are never clean at the same time, and I am in constant fear that I will die and the Relief Society will come and clean my house and know "the truth." We are the only family on the block that have their trash cans out a day after the trash man came. All these things used to bug me and embarrass me and make me feel just horrible, until last month. I read something and I realized that while my days are absolutely exhausting and overwhelming at times, and while I feel like I can't keep up, I am still and incredible Mom because I keep doing it and I'M the one doing it. My perfection comes in my imperfection. I'm doing EXACTLY what I should be doing. Exactly what Heavenly Father wants me to be doing. I don't think he cares so much if my bathrooms are spotless. So much as if I'm taking care of "his" children.
I can't say how much I have thought about this comment over the past few years.
Because it's easy for moms to get down on themselves. It's easy to slip into feeling frustrated because we feel like we can't quite keep up, especially when we compare ourselves to others who seem to be able to run circles around us.
BUT, we keep at it. We keep being "the mom," through thick and through thin. Although sometimes we fail miserably, we can be good mothers because we're trying our best. And we're the one doing it. As Julie says, "our perfection comes in our imperfection."
Yes, sometimes we make mistakes. Yes, we all forget things (right??? or am I the only one??). Yes, we agree to add too much to our plates at the expense of our families at times. We make bad decisions. We don't think things through enough sometimes and maybe we don't handle situations in the best way. We all do that. (Ok, at least I sure do.)
But I'm trying to be deliberate about how I mother, and when I get knocked down and frustrated, I'm going to keep getting right back up.
Because you know what that means? I get to be there with my children. The ones who call me "Mother" and who quickly forgive me my imperfections (which is great, because I have a lot of them).
Yes, I'm the one who gets to be there with them each day. And I love that.
I love this series of pictures too:
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As I am reading this post I am crying...I feel the same way and glad that I am not the only mom out there, feeling like less of a person than I am...Thank you for your honesty...Thank you for giving me hope and the strength to keep on going.ReplyDelete
Oh thank you for this post! Just what I needed to hear! And I did have the Relief Society come in and clean my house and find out "the truth" because I had to go to the hospital with a high risk pregnancy. Talk about humbling, but one of the sisters who came to clean said to me, "Your house looked like the rest of ours with a bunch of kids...we are all doing our best!" And my house was spotless 6 weeks ago, but I have had a baby in the NICU for 6 weeks and it is right back to being where it was before that....but I am caring for "His children" (my favorite line in that not you got) the best I can and that is what counts!ReplyDelete
I forget big things all the time. It drives me crazy. Love this post.ReplyDelete
oh my goodness that claire and lucy love each other so! LOVE those pics.ReplyDelete
Absolutely, I forgot things, especially this last month. I'd forget to pick up my daughter from sewing, one day I completely forgot to call the mom I car pool with and tell her we weren't coming. Her daughter was sitting outside waiting for us and was super late to her class because of ME and my forgetfulness. (And that mom is ALWAYS on time and never forgets...but thank God is super nice and understanding.) I can go on and on.ReplyDelete
And I have said to my daughter, "You are acting like a spoiled brat" many times. Just last night as a matter of fact, in response to a bratty self-centered complaint she said right after I had busted my you-know-what to take everyone swimming and for pizza. Sometimes they need to hear it.
I love that comment too.
I came across your blog through the Power of Moms website and just want you to know that I find it so inspiring and real. You have posted so many thoughts and experiences that really help me to stay positive and keep going even when crazy things like work and school and church and family seem to crowd out the wonderful little moments and expectations (my own and other's) get me down. Someone told me yesterday that I'm not a very good mom (those words exactly) because my house is a messy and I let my toddler unplug the vacuum when we're done tidying up. I suppose if we measure ourselves by the all of the things we don't do or forget to do then none of us are very good moms. I spent most of yesterday feeling really bad about that comment and myself, but I'm sitting here in my office today, having read your post, feeling really grateful that I have a messy house, because the few waking hours I got to spend with my little girl after work yesterday were spent at the playground filled with squeals of laughter, lots of hugs and slobbery toddler kisses. And when it was time to vacuum, my tiny little helper waited patiently beside the outlet for me to say "help mommy" and then very, very seriously unplugged the vacuum cord and brought it dutifully to me, making a winding motion with her hand all the way across the room as if she was winding it up. When we were done, she applauded. Thanks for helping me remember the things that really do matter and for chronicling your journey as a mother in a way that really inspires other mothers to continually improve. I have "borrowed" many of your ideas and am so much the better (as a mom and an individual) for it.ReplyDelete
I may have said this before, but I love it, so here it is again.ReplyDelete
My old Stake President was a Phychologist. He spoke once to us mothers, and said something that really stuck with me.
He said to imagine that each of us is an iceburg. When you look out across the ocean, you see the top 10% of the iceburgs in the water. That 10% is the part that we want others to see. He said that it is important to remember that each of us has another 90% that we're "hiding" below the surface. He told us "Never compare your 90% to someone else's 10%. It's not a fair comparison."
Isn't that great? We all show our best selves, our best 10%, but we all struggle with different things, and we all have weaknesses and insecurities. The trick is to remember that what we usually "see" in others is their best 10%, too.
I think you're awesome, by the way. You ARE an inspriration to me, and I'm so thankful that you will sometimes share your "other 90%" with us!
The looks on your kids' faces tell a lot about you, as their mother. Obviously you're doing great!
Love it.ReplyDelete
That is why I love reading your blog. I can relate to it all!
I really love and appreciate your blog. You are wonderful and real!ReplyDelete
~Sheila in AK
I have been reading your blog for the past several weeks (hope you don't mind. I don't even remember how I stumbled across it) and am in awe with how amazing you and your family are. It's good to hear the things that are hard for you, it makes me feel a little more normal. But just know that even with your imperfections, you are an awesome mom/person/wife/etc.ReplyDelete
Wow, it's so nice to hear about reality. I've been reading your blog for a few months and after "getting to know" your family and about you as a mother I have been so impressed and inspired. Also, the family you come from seems exceptional as well. I've thought...how on earth could I ever be like that?!? It's really nice to hear about all sides of you as a mother. And I can totally relate to being a mother who gets down on herself. In talking with my husband the other night he said that is something that's worried him a little about me lately. Why am I so hard on myself?! Man it's hard to keep an eternal perspective all the time. Thanks for sharing what you do, you are a mothering role model for me!ReplyDelete
Also, I loved the comment about the iceberg. I'll remember that one.
I read your blog all the time. You are very inspirational! One of my most favorite quotes of all times,ReplyDelete
"The most important thing she'd learned over the years was that there was no way to be a perfect mother and a MILLION ways to be a good one." Jill Churchill
Darn! and I thought you were flawless, you just blew your cover. C'mon girl, give yourself a break. I think the only one that expects you to be perfect and flawless is yourself. And I'm sure that no one is picking that up from your posts. You're keeping it real.ReplyDelete
Now about those Scout patches. HAHAHAHA! I have a love/hate relationship in this dept. Some man came up with the patches because only a woman would have been smart enough to make them all iron on. Am I right? There is this amazing, wonderful life saving stuff that is an adhesive for those patches specifically and it works like crazy glue (I LOVE IT!) They sell it at the scout shop. I even used it to keep the hem of my daughter's pants intact until I could get around to sewing it back up. Just ask for it at the scout shop, they'll know what you're talking about. It comes in sheets (like paper).
BTW: I so so so love how you do Lucy's hair. It always looks so cute.
Your honesty is why people like you so much and you get such great comments from people. Just this post is going to gain you that many more fans. (By the way, regarding scout patches, I trade for photography. Total genius and everyone continues to think I've got it all together).ReplyDelete
i somehow knew this post was coming, and i am glad it did.ReplyDelete
on the last day of May, i made a huge sticker goal list of things i wanted to make a habit in my life. it was called the 30 day challenge and on it i had all sorts of things that i intended to do daily from June 1st to the 30th. i was extatic. i adore things like this.
but then, June 1st came. i failed to fulfill a lot of it, lost my temper with my sweet son, and ended up realizing that life is a bit too crazy for a 30 day challenge.
and then i realized then and there that no chart of any kind will allow me to be perfect. only the Savior can help make me better.
i know you already know that, and i am thankful for your blog that helps me hear it from another mom's perspective.
i love you Shawni and hope your summer is filled with growth and love and enjoying your sweet darlings :)
Thanks for sharing all those thoughts, Shawni. I think everyone needs to hear about the "not-so-picture-perfect" sides of the people they admire. Can't wait to see you at the Retreat!ReplyDelete
This is great...I mean, not that you list all of the stuff that sucks in your life, but, yes, that you list all the stuff that sucks in your life. We all have stuff and it's good to get it out.ReplyDelete
BTW...I love the "missed kiss" picture...those are my favorite!
Thanks for your wonderful post! Nice to know that i am not the only MOM that forgets B-day parties and Piano lessons.. OH and sometimes i forget that i have laundry in the washer.....ReplyDelete
Instead of "it is not requisite that a [mother] should run faster than [she] has strength," (from the Book of Mormon) I think it should read "run like the wind or you will be buried alive!"ReplyDelete
Love this post!
My favorite thing about you isn't that you are a perfect mom (although you are pretty amazing), but that you LOVE being a mom. I think THAT is what keeps us all coming back to your blog and being inspired by you. You have a talent for mothering and loving, both of which inspire me every time I read a post. I think most people would miss a carpool or two to have that talent.ReplyDelete
thank you for being NORMAL!:)ReplyDelete
Are you my long lost twin that I always secretly wished I would have had?ReplyDelete
I share many, many of your thoughts and concerns about the challenges of motherhood and the struggle to not compare myself with those around me who seem to always have everything under control.
Thank you for reminding me that I am the best mother for my kids even with all of my many shortcomings. They love me and I love them and that is all that matters.
I love the photo series, your girls are so gorgeous :) (& Max of course!). I know what you mean about your blog usually showing the best parts, but I think seeing the best of people helps us to aim high, and then it's nice to acknowledge that they are the 'best parts' sometimes too :)ReplyDelete
Hi Shawni, I'm sure you don't remember me. My name is Susie Piper (was Ives) I was a little girl In Epsom ward in England when you and your family were over here. I found your blog on the power of moms, which my sister and I love by the way. I just have to say how much I love this post and your friend Julie's comment. It is never easy being a mum but it is the best job in the world and it gives me such a boost when I can see that all us mums are the same. Always trying and doing the best we can to look after the wonderful children we have been blessed with.ReplyDelete
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the pictures of Claire and Lucy! I'm guilty of calling them a brat too and it makes me feel sad. So.. Now I say "That is brat-like behavior" Makes me feel a little better. heheReplyDelete
HoOrAy! Shawni you are my Girl! loved this post! Had a similar awakening recently. It feels good to let go and say....I am doing my best.... and that is all I can do.ReplyDelete
Like a breath of fresh air to a woman who is also drowning in b-day party invites and laundry! Keep it up Girl!
i think you have just expressed, so clearly, how so many mothers feel. running on the treadmill of life. well done to you. i think that anyone who reads a few blogs soon learns that blogs are only a 'glimpse'. thank you for keeping yours real.ReplyDelete
those photos: too cute.
think we need a tutorial on how to do that super-cute hairstyle!
Shawnie, could you do a post on how you do your girls hair? I have a one year old girl (and a 5 and 7 year old boy) and I can't wait to start doing her hair. I just don't know where to start.ReplyDelete
Ok, I just have to comment because today I was picking up my 8 yr. old from school to get a new retainer (because he threw his last one in the garbage again). As I was signing him out, the office gal decided to inform me that my kindergartener had 24 unexcused tardies this year and he was getting a "reputation"! He's lucky he gets there at all. It's good to know we're all crazy busy and going a little insane together. (Last week I locked both sets of my suburban keys in the car at the same time!)ReplyDelete
Can I get an "Amen".ReplyDelete
Love it. Love your blog. Love you.
I am a what I believe a to be a lovely mother. But gee's I am a laundry mounting, sometimes yelling, often behind in all things housework, but always thankful for my beautiful boys Mum too.
Great post Shawni...just ordered M.O.M! And am bummed I'm not making it out to the retreat...Sarah and I were thinking of meeting at it but with a baby at home who does not want to give up nursing..it's not happening this year! Hopefully next year!ReplyDelete
Just when I think the Lord gave me all these kids (7 adopted) and I am a royal screw up, I remember they are mine for a reason! He placed them with me because we needed eachother. I don't think I will ever have it all together ever again. Thank heavens we are all in the same boat.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this!! I love how you keep it real on your blog and write from your heart! I can relate to all you shared -- we all definitely have our days. Thanks for sharing that quote from your friend, it is what I really need to read as well.ReplyDelete
I admire your ability to run a home, be a great mom and so involved with your kids, take fabulous pictures, and also have time to write a little inspirational something everyday! I try and do all those things as well, but it gets too hard to balance everything at times. Your blog is the one stop I make everyday to be reminded of the great privilege we have of being mothers! Thanks!
I don't think I ever thought you were perfect, but just really great at making a fun environment for your kids to grow up in. It is so refreshing to see it on here when I am surrounded by dysfunctional families on tv and even in my own extended family! Your kids always have such a sparkle in their eyes and you can just tell that they are overall HAPPY kids. I have the type of personality that thrives off of good examples around me. So motivating. Thank you for sharing so much with us. It gives me focus and clarity when I need it most.ReplyDelete
This is so true Shawni, it's hard to be present and be a great mom, and nobody is perfect, we all try our best. and we are our worst critic too! beautiful post and even though you have imperfections, we ALL do, and you are NOT alone!ReplyDelete
p.s. I have called BOTH my girls BRATS before, so don't feel bad, they know we don't mean it and we always say sorry and admit our faults, that's the IMPORTANT thing!
Loved this post. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a great post! Thanks for all the inspiration. We LOVE your blogReplyDelete
Oh, I love thank goodness I'm normal posts like these. What a great comment too..we all need to stick it on our fridges. I don't have time to list all of the bad mom moments I've had these past few weeks.ReplyDelete
Like your first commenter, I cried as I read. The feelings you shared are just so familiar. And I wonder...why is it so easy for me to think or say to someone else, "You're too hard on yourself--you're a great mom!", but so hard for me to think the same about myself?ReplyDelete
ohhhhhhhhhhhh you have the loveliest blog! Your pictures are just gorgeous and I'm so glad to find you.ReplyDelete
I must admit I had to reveal on my blog that if I make my life look easy I don't mean to! One lady met me at a market and said wow I have to meet you because your house always looks immaculate in photos - I told her I always made sure I just photographed in a tidy place!!!
you're doing an awesome job and have a very beautiful family
adding you to my favourites now!
I just found your blog and took some time when the house was quiet to go through and read some of your posts (although I should be cleaning something I am sure). I had to comment on this post. It is amazing and puts everything in my life in perspective. Thank you for your honesty and thank you for your post. I try, I may not be the best mom, but I try and therefore I am a good mom and as long as I continue to try, I will continue to get better (and coming into the pre-teen years, that is a good thing).ReplyDelete
I will continue to read this blog as it really speaks to me. Thank you for sharing your life and making the rest of us feel we are right on track.
Thank you, Shawni. (We all forget.)ReplyDelete
I just found your blog (through Pinterest), while searching for "chore chart" ideas. I have not stopped reading your blogs, and I came across this one! Boy, God is AMAZING! This is exactly my struggle since becoming a stay-at-home-mom. There are so many times that I feel inadequate, and like a failure on so many levels! I am so glad to hear that I am not alone in this! I cannot even begin to put into words how grateful I am for coming across this blog on this very day.ReplyDelete
Hi! I have been reading your blog for a few months now. I came across it on pinterest and you have hit the nail on many topics of being a mom and keeping life focused on the family. I love your ideas you have shared in regards to keeping a balance with each child. Not an easy fete with my 3 let alone you have 2 more than I do. My oldest daughter, Madison, was born with a genetic disorder, Prader-Willi Syndrome, which too can lead to obesity. ( Reading about Beidel-Bardet they have a couple similar things. ) Reading your posts brings me comfort knowing that I am not alone in trying to keep positive in the midst of chaos and that it is ok to not be perfect. Accepting the fact that all one can do is try their best and not worry what others have to say. Thank you!ReplyDelete

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Have you ever seen a cockroach vs a spider and win? We here at Bulwark Exterminating had never seen this before nor can we find a single search result for "Roach eats spider". Sure we know cockroaches will eat anything, including roaches, ants, and spiders. But to see the twist of fate where to roach was to be the spider's dinner, the spider miss his meal, only to be eaten by his dinner days later. And to catch some of the live action as the story unfolded, we were shocked. We are still shocked.
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Walking through the front doors of CrossFit Mesa in Arizona, one theme becomes very apparent with this gym… Patriotism.
Amongst the smell of sweat and the sounds of barbells being dropped on the ground; a giant US flag overlooks the gym, surrounded by other flags representing each and every branch of the military.
CrossFit Mesa owners Craig Shumway and AJ Richards, who also happen to be employees of Bulwark Exterminating, have added a patriotic memorial in the front of their gym. A Legacy Desk adorns the gym's entryway; paying tribute to so many that have lost their lives serving our Country.
The Crossfit Mesa family has found an incredible and humbling way to pay tribute to all those heroes who have so nobly and honorably paid the ultimate sacrifice; losing their lives in Operation Enduring Freedom.
A Legacy Desk has been unveiled inside the CrossFit Mesa gym; with steel caging holding some 6,954 rocks. Each rock has a name written on it; all the names of? each ?soldier, ?marine, ?airman, ?sailor and American warrior killed in action during Operation Enduring Freedom. The rocks have been carefully placed inside the desk framing for all to see.
Additional rocks have been added to remember some of our brothers and sisters who have chosen to end their life early due to the invisible wounds of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD.
May their memories and sacrifice live on as legends of our time.
Included in the Legacy Desk's almost 7000 symbolic rocks, is a rock for Pat Tillman. Tillman was an Army ranger who left a lucrative professional football career to serve his Country in Iraq and Afghanistan. As an Arizona State alum and football player, as well as an Arizona Cardinals football player, Tillman is held in extremely high regard in the state of Arizona especially. Tillman lost his life while serving his country. His rock is very visible at the front of the desk upon viewing.
The Legacy Desk is the brain-child of CrossFit Mesa co-owner AJ Richards, who served a couple tours ofIraqhimself; losing fellow brothers and sisters in arms in which he knew personally. The desk itself is built by CrossFit Mesa member Dustin Bradford, who put many hours of labor into it making it.
The Legacy Desk was unveiled on Memorial Day 2015, with over 100 CrossFit members along with their friends and family people on-hand to see it up close. Following the desk's introduction, all those in attendance participated in the Murph Hero WOD, which entails 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, and 300 squats sandwiched between two one mile runs. The workout is done every year in memory of veterans who have given their life.
While CrossFit Mesa's Legacy Desk solemnly and symbolically expresses all the lives lost in battle during Operation Enduring Freedom, it also symbolically expresses some of our brothers and sisters who have chosen to end their life early due to the invisible wounds of PTSD; as over 50 rocks have been added by members of the gym by those who have lost loved ones due to the affects of PTSD.
CrossFit Mesa founder AJ Richards has been very candid about his struggles with PTSD; as a nIraq war Veteran encountering a Tannerite bomb. AJ works to raise public awareness about the impacts of PTSD.
According to the 2012 Suicide Data Report, the VA estimates that 22 veterans a day have committed suicide from 1999 to 2011. This is a deeply troubling statistic and has galvanized a veteran movement to raise public awareness about PTSD.
CrossFit Mesa is currently adding more names and rocks to the Legacy Desks through social media submissions. If you are interested in adding a rock to the Legacy Desk in honor of someone you love, Tweet them at @CrossFitMesa or visit their Facebook page.
All of us here at Bulwark Exterminating believe that this Legacy Desk memorial has given authentic meaning to all the men and women which paid the ultimate sacrifice for all of us.
We are truly indebted to all those service men and women who have put their lives on the line to help protect our freedom, liberties, and these United States.
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We all know how disgusting and traumatic bed bugs can be. They cause anxiety, panic and can be extremely difficult to get rid of. They seem to infect every corner of the Earth and love a good trip. The key to never getting bed bugs is understanding how to search, identify and prevent them. This bed bug prevention guide provided by Bed Bug Force NYC illustrates some of the basic precautions to take when traveling and how to handle your luggage upon arrival at hotels and when you're coming home.
Obviously, to be able to prevent bed bugs you need to know what they look like and how to identify them. The main ways to identify if there is a bed bug problem is by looking around the bed and mattress seams for black specks that seem to resemble pepper flakes. These are bed bug feces and are a sure sign that there is a bed bug presence. Bed bugs themselves are rather flat with a slight elliptical shape to them with a reddish-brown color. They are usually no bigger than an apple seed in size.
There are some basic things you should do before embarking on your trip like:
Pack a flashlight - You'll need one to inspect for bed bugs in your hotel room and around the bed where you plan on sleeping.
Use a hardshell or collapsible suitcase - Hardshells usually are easy to clean and don't have seams where bed bugs can hide. If a hard-shell isn't possible than a collapsible type suitcase is another option as these can be washed easily upon arriving home.
Bring a plastic bag (optional) - If you want to be extra careful, bring a large garbage bag to put your suitcase in during your trip. This will make it even more difficult for bed bugs to get into your luggage.
Read reviews carefully - Of course doing your due diligence on any place you plan on staying in is paramount. Any reviews that mention bed bugs should be taken seriously. Avoid any place with reviews mentioning bed bugs at any point during the establishment's history, even if the review is old.
Upon arriving at your hotel, hostel or wherever you're staying immediately put your luggage in a bathroom during the inspection process. Bathrooms are much safer to store your luggage in since they are usually full of slippery surfaces and tiles that bed bugs do not like. This will give you some time to inspect your room thoroughly before bringing your luggage into the actual hotel room main area.
You'll want to be as thorough as possible with your inspection of your room. Areas you'll want to check are:
Once you've determined that room is clear, you can bring your luggage out from the bathroom into your room. Even though you may think that you are clear if you didn't see anything during your inspection, you still want to be careful. Keep all of your luggage off of the floors, preferably on a desk or table that can't easily be climbed up on from the ground.
Bed bugs are hitchhikers and they love to travel. That means that they can also end up in rental cars and get into any items you may have stored in the trunk or inside the car. After picking up your rental, do a quick sweep of the trunk, inside and tire areas to ensure there are no bed bugs hiding out in the rental. Check under spare tires as well for any remnants of past or present bed bug infestations.
Never assume that you came home bed-bug free. It's always best to assume that you DID come home with bed bugs and get in the habit of handling your items as such upon arriving home. Some basic things to do when you're coming home from your trip include:
Wash all your clothing in hot water. Even the clothing you didn't wear. - If any bed bugs slipped in during any point of your trip, they will be killed during the wash.
Before bringing your luggage into your home, do a thorough inspection outside with a flashlight and a keen eye. The last thing you want to do is bring a single bed bug into your home from not checking your luggage thoroughly. You'll want to inspect all necessary parts of your suitcase where bed bugs may be hiding such as:
After following these basic steps and educating yourself on how to identify bed bugs and prevent them, you'll be able to travel the world and have peace of mind knowing that your chances of bringing bed bugs home with you are very slim. Staying alert and being diligent in your efforts will ensure you have many safe travels that are free of bed bugs. Check out the infographic below that helps illustrate the bed bug prevention process. And of course for any bed bug related situations be sure to talk to an expert at Bulwark Exterminating for possible bed bug treatment options.
Hows this for a crazy vacation idea… Work on a farm, stay for free!
Thousands of farms across the United States, and throughout the World, invite travelers to volunteer in exchange for a free place to stay… meal(s) included.
Participating in a farm stay or host farm program is an incredible way to not only see the world on a budget, but learn more about the rural farming world around you!
It's not a bed and breakfast.
It's not a luxury vacation at a five star resort.
World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) is a farm stay program in which travelers agree to put in a few hours of work on a host farm in exchange for accommodation. No money is ever exchanged in the transaction.
WWOOFers, as they are referred to, will spend around half a day learning about and working sustainable agriculture, leaving the remainder of the day free to see the local sights of the area.
Participants in the program must be at least 18 years or older, and purchase a valid membership that runs $40.00. Membership will give volunteers access to the 2069 farms currently participating in the WWOOF program.
If you are a traveler who is looking to see the country, and save some serious money in the process, then a farm stay vacation may be what you're looking for. Keep in mind that your room and board on the farm is a two-way transaction. You will be required to put some time in on the farm; the amount being determined by each participating host farm. Typically, a half day of work is what most host farms require.
You may be asked to pick vegetables, work with animals, tend to honeybees, bail hay, irrigate crops, milk cows, or even make wine. Essentially, you'll be doing farm chores. The type of work you do is entirely dependent on the host farm you elect to stay at and their particular needs at that time.
When selecting a host farm to stay and work at, it's imperative that you look carefully though the information listed for each farm; and make sure to check with the owners beforehand exactly how much time each day you will be expected to contribute. Please keep in mind that staying at a host farm is considered compensation for the work you do, and no additional monetary compensation will be offered.
WWOOFing is a way to learn practical farming skills, be part of the organic agriculture movement, and experience the heart of American agrarian culture; all while getting a serious vacation discount. If you are looking to bring children along, it's also a great way to teach them the value of hard work while still having some fun along the way.
There are currently 2069 farms participating in the farm stay program in the United States alone. If you have your heart set on vacationing somewhere in particular, chances are there is a participating farm near your desired destination. Here are just a few notable U.S. farm locales in which you can stay:
Unless you have a predetermined destination in mind for your farm excursion, the process of selecting among the 2069 farms that participate in the program can be pretty daunting. Fortunately, the WWOOF program lets interested party select farms based on their own specific criteria and desires. These include:
Duration of Visit. Stay at a farm for just one day, or long term. Most farms have opportunities that are only a week or two in duration, but there are some that let participants stay for one month, two or three months, or even longer.
Number of Visitors. How many people are you bringing with you? Some farms can accommodate large families or groups, other cannot.
Type of Farm. Choose among dairy, garden, vegetable, livestock, vineyard, orchard, and homestead farms. Consider the type of work you might be required to do; be it picking grapes or helping milk cows.
Food. Select from farms that feed you vegan, vegetarian or traditional cuisine. Most farms serve breakfast; the available other meals depend on how the farm operates.
Lodging. Are you interested in sleeping in bedroom in the farmers home, a separate structure all together, a tent, or an RV?
Pets and Kids. Some farms will not let you bring your rugrats, or Fido. Make sure you check before booking your farm excursion.
In addition to WWOOF, there are also a couple other programs that are participating in the farm stay program. Workaway.info and helpx.net are also sites that list host farms or farmstays that are looking for short-term volunteers in exchange for food and accommodation.
If you are the adventurous type who wants a first hand farm experience; someone who wants to be a part of something bigger in the organic agriculture movement; someone who likes to work hard and play hard, then the staying at a host farm while vacationing is for you. You can save some serious dough and see these United States, or even the World, for a lot less.
If you are the vacationer that wants to separate work from pleasure, and wants to refrain from getting your hands dirty while on vacation; staying at a host farm my not be in your best interest.
A few of us here at Bulwark Exterminating think this is an awesome opportunity; so much so that we're currently looking at a local farm here in Arizona that we're going to do a one night stay at with our families. We'll let you know how it goes!More >>
As a homeowner, a termite infestation is one of your biggest fears. If it's not, it should be. Termites cause more damage to homes in the United States than fires and storms combined. Even a small colony of termites can severely compromise the integrity of a home in just a short amount of time.
At the first signs of a termite infestation, there are a few things that you should and shouldn't do to limit the damage these destructive pests can do to your home.
As a homeowner, here's what to DO and what NOT to do after you discover termites in your home:
At first sign of a termite infestation, it's best you call a professional; and not just any professional. You want a licensed professional that has years of expertise dealing with these destructive pests. You want a company that offers excellent customer service, and can schedule inspections and services around your busy schedule. You want Bulwark Exterminating and our professional termite solution.
Your home is one of your biggest investments. Don't leave its protection to just anybody. Leave it to the preferred termite control professionals who are highly trained in all the leading termite pest control methods; the professionals that can provide all the best pest control options including baits, liquid baits, liquids, and monitoring stations.
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Is it Time to Push the Panic Button?
Not yet.
But that depends on what actually is going on.
Last time we spoke, Grudenmania died. Now, apparently so has the idea of hiring either Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy or Louisville's Charlie Strong. The problem is that we really don't know what is going on.
Former Vol head coach Phillip Fulmer was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday in New York City. That is a verifiable fact. But venturing into the land of the unknown, bordering on fiction, many believed that his induction would be followed on Wednesday with the announcement that Charlie Strong would be the next Tennessee head coach. Strong had hosted a press conference earlier where the main subject was his future, and the good coach completely bungled the opportunity to simply say "no comment." He lashed out at the press for asking him questions about rumors of his relationship to the open Auburn position. And more importantly, he lashed out at his own school's fans who haven't sold out their stadium for big games.
'As good as gone' was a reasonable inference to make.
But Wednesday came and went. No announcement was made, other than Strong on Thursday morning would likely be meeting with his Louisville Cardinals football players and then with the press to announce he was staying on the banks of the Ohio River with a newly enhanced contract in hand.
Gundy was in the mix, too. But we don't really know if the Oklahoma native had an offer in hand on Sunday, or on Monday, or on Tuesday, or on Wednesday, or not at all. But we do know that Gundy has been very successful at his alma mater. Stillwater is where his new 10-million-dollar home is, and more significantly is where his heart resides. So the rebuff by Gundy should be no surprise.
But the apparent rejection by Strong is a hard hit to the ego of the Volunteer fanbase. Strong is an SEC guy by his coaching curriculum vita. So not to come back to the best conference in the land, as a head coach of a school with some of the finest facilities in the country, is perceived as either (1) a punch in the stomach, or (2) and indictment of Dave Hart's ability to carry the torch of Tennessee football.
More realistically, Hart went after two of the most successful coaches in the land that are not untouchable (such as Saban, Miles, Stoops, etc.), and missed on them because they are simply happy in their present circumstances.
Now, with the mythical Gruden out of the way, and the Gundy/Strong targets missed, the big questions revolve around the next tier on Dave Hart's list.
Fedora? Golden? Fisher? Jones? Mora Jr? Pellino? Mullen? Davis? Leavitt?
Somebody else?
It seems easy to go out and hire a coach. But it's not, partly because it takes two to dance. BOTH have to want each other. It's not like going to the shelves of a grocery store.
And all Vol fans should want their next head coach to want to be their next head coach. And it takes time to find out who really wants the opportunity. Gruden doesn't want it. Strong doesn't want it. Gundy doesn't want it.
So, it's simply time to move on. Quickly. But it is not time to panic.
4 responses to "Is it Time to Push the Panic Button?"
Sandy says :
As stated in this ESPN blog, things are a bit rocky on Rocky Top:
rockytop78 says :
I logged into my computer this morning, only to find out that Butch Jones has been hired as UT's football coach.
My first thought was, This guy coached a football team that was beaten like a drum by an underachieving Tennessee team coached by a man who just got fired; and this is who we hire to go up against the Nick Sabans, Mike Richts, Will Muschamps, and Les Mileses (or even James Franklins) in our conference? Really?!?
Is there a way that I can click on that Panic Button in your article?
rockytop78 says :
All right, I'm feeling better now . . . lots of deep breaths.
The more I think about it, the more comfortable I am with Jones as head coach.
And I've taken my finger off the Panic Button.
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