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Boosting kids self confidence!
I have gathered 4 amazing articles on boosting you kids self esteem and confidence.Which is very important especially with school starting!
Here are the links:
Inspiring story of a 9 year old boy with one leg
This is the story of a 9 year old boy with one leg. Ezra didn't let his disability stop him from participating in sports or every day activities, which makes him a true inspiration. Here's the link
What people would change in the world
here's the link to a video where people from the age of 7 to 105 talk about what people would change to make the world a better place.
Losing Scooby Doo: What Have They Done to the Female Characters?
Our six-year-old daughter has always been a huge fan of Scooby Doo. We started her on the old cartoons and now she has moved on to watching the new ones (Scooby Doo!: Mystery Incorporated), which, admittedly are targeted to older kids. That said, as a parent who enjoyed the original antics of Scooby, Shaggy, Velma and the gang, I was saddened to see how the plot lines have turned.
Sure, the writing is as tongue-and-cheek as it has always been – and at times – very clever. Both kids and parents can enjoy a good laugh at the expense of those "meddling kids" and the mystery solving element is always fun. However, I couldn't help but notice how Daphne and Velma's motives have changed since the original. Daphne, although still an enthusiastic mystery solver, is in love with Fred. There's a particularly disturbing scene where he wakes her up and she's laying in bed wearing revealing lingerie. My husband and I both exchanged wide-eyed looks. Why?
Although there's still the spooky, mystery solving plot line, Daphne mostly cares about her relationship with Fred, how he perceives her and whether or not he'll ask her to prom. The joke is that Fred is asexual and notices none of her advances.
At least we still have Velma, right? Wrong. Velma is now stupidly obsessed with Shaggy. Not only is she obsessed with him, she also nags him on his style and poor articulation… ("Like, sandwiches, anyone?") Velma is portrayed as a controlling girl with low self-esteem. To add insult to injury, producers felt the need to also put Velma in swimwear. Why?
What I always admired about Scooby Doo was how the show taught kids about using evidence to come to rational conclusions. Monsters and ghosts always had a logical explanation, but to get to the answer, the viewer had to figure out the clues. Kids, especially young girls, are bombarded with enough sexuality through media and the Internet to last a lifetime. Whether it's through Disney Princesses or Ever After High, childrens' programming is continuing to "program" them on the idealized female physique. And now, Scooby Doo is losing the innocent fun of mystery solving in favor of putting the female characters in swimsuits. What's the point? Can't we allow kids to enjoy a simple, fun show without sexualizing the females… who seem to just pine for romantic relationships? Why have the show's producers turned on their female characters? Velma and Daphne are no longer strong, independent mystery solvers. All they care about is their relationships with men who treat them poorly. What's the message in that?
Do Scary Stories for Kids Lead to Nightmares?
I've long been fascinated by horror, as well as the reasons why we are drawn to it. More recently, as I've watched my nearly six-year-old daughter, Molly, become drawn to scary stories, I've been wondering, why kids seek frightening tales out and what sort of limits they require. This is partly why I wrote The Pinkaboos. I wanted to explore kid's relationships with scary stories. I believe it is complicated and worthy of exploration in a series.
Molly, like most kids, is a paradox. She is simultaneously the bravest person I know and also one of the biggest chickens I've ever met. Last year we started having regular issues at nighttime with various fears and worries, but we've seen those issues recede and I believe that's because we started allowing her to watch scary TV shows and read scary books. Yes, that's correct.
I noticed that at night she was scared, but during the day she had a growing interest in things that were scary. My initial instinct was to limit all contact with anything but the cuddliest care bear story. But I noticed that she had an innate hunger for spooky stories, so I let her follow her natural inclinations. I'm glad I did.
One of our favorites is Neil Gaiman's Coraline. Too spooky even for some adults, Coraline tells the tale of young girl who finds a door to an alternate reality, where her Other Mother lives. The Other Mother encourages Coraline to stay whenever she visits. At first it's a mere suggestion, but as the story progresses, so does her pressure as well as scariness. It's a messed up, beautiful tale and I half expected it to give her nightmares, but it didn't. Neither did the movie, The Corpse Bride. Neither did any of the scary shows and books she went on to consume.
So for all of those parents out there maniacally Googling, "How to Prevent Nightmares in Children," please think twice about the oft quoted advice to avoid scary stories at all costs. If a child is scared of these stories, by all means, don't force it on them, but for the ones who are inexplicably drawn to scary books and TV shows, consider that their natural inclinations might just be how they seek to come to terms with concepts that they are already wrestling with.
But don't just take my word for it. Here's a fantastic explanation of why kids love and need scary stories and some great additional reading for bonus marks here and here.
If you're still looking for some good advice for kids struggling with nightmares, Alice Thompson wrote up a wonderful list of 27 ways to help a child overcome their nightmares. There are plenty of great tips in there, but she misses my favorite; get a Fright and learn how to scare your nightmares away. If that sounds like a method your child might enjoy, be sure to check out our series, The Pinkaboos.
Stay Scary,
Wonderful Pinkaboos Book Review from Kristina Horner
Youtube book reviewer Kristina Horner included a great review of The Pinkaboos: Bitterly and the Giant Problem! You can see her complete April Wrap Up below with the Pinkaboos making an appearance at around the 10:40 mark.
Reviews like this are critical to the success of the series and we're grateful that Kristina took the time to review it for us.
Remember, you too can make a huge impact on the series as well. Simply visit our page on Amazon and take a couple minutes to fill out a review and us, and the rest of the world, know what you thought. We read all of the reviews and often take the feedback into account when we are writing.
Speaking of writing… the next Pinkaboos book, Belladonna and the Nightmare Academy is allllllllllmost out. Stay tuned for the official release date.
Stay scary,
The Role of Women in Star Wars: The Force Awakens
As a father I wrestle with a few Star Wars related questions, first being, "What age is the best age to introduce your kid to the epic saga?" The second is, "Do I even show her the prequels, do I pretend they don't exist or do I find some edited version in the bowels of the Internet that splices all three films into one, leaving the bulk of atrocious dialogue in the trash with the rats where it belongs?" Then there's a fourth lingering question, "Is Star Wars worthwhile entertainment for a kid whose father is concerned about the portrayal of women?"
Don't panic. The answer is yes it is. While the number of strong, well-articulated women in the film can be counted on your right thumb, Leia's a pretty decent character for a 1970's science-fiction movie even if she's a bit of a romantic object; she's also very self-assured and self-reliant. The iconic gold bikini is unfortunate but I suppose we can cut Star Wars some slack there since it's hard to imagine Jabba putting her in a smart pant suit with a respectable blazer. Wait a minute… did I just become a gold bikini apologist? Oh no! Moving on…
Fortunately, based on what I'm seeing in the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, my concerns about the depiction of women in these movies has been greatly alleviated. Rey, being played by English actress, Daisy Ridley, by all accounts doesn't look like she's going to need a prince to rescue her and will likely be more comfortable in practical combat gear than metallic beach ware.
No real surprises here. Disney has been very intentionally moving away from the damsel in distress for years now. Movies like Brave and Frozen seem to address it head-on and their success is all the incentive Disney will need to continue on that track. Congratulations free market!
Another positive indicator is the casting of Gwendoline Christie, the ferocious warrior, Brienne of Tarth, from Game of Thrones. The six foot three actress is not likely to be seen prancing around in lace. Not that tall women can't be objectified, but Christie's role is far more likely to be similar to how audiences have already come to know her – she'll be a total butt kicker. It has already been speculated that Christie will be playing some kind of Storm Trooper commander, possibly the one seen 1:20 into the Star Wars trailer.
But perhaps we don't even need to look for clues in trailers. At the recent Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim, Lucasfilm president, Kathleen Kennedy stated that all future Star Wars films would feature a number of "really strong women." Here's hoping that Kennedy is putting Disney's money where her mouth is. So far it's looking like there will be new hope in this galaxy far, far away.
'DC Super Hero Girls' to Offer Girls Line of Superheros
The publishing world for young girls is getting better and better and we're so proud to be a part of it.
DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. are teaming up to launch "DC Super Hero Girls" in fall 2015, a new superhero universe designed specifically for girls.
"DC Super Hero Girls" will follow Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Harley Quinn, Bumble Bee, Poison Ivy and Katana as teenagers and star in the new line of products, geared at girls aged 6-12.
"DC Entertainment is home to the most iconic and well-known Super Heroes including Wonder Woman, Supergirl and Batgirl," DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson said in a statement. "'DC Super Hero Girls' represents the embodiment of our long-term strategy to harness the power of our diverse female characters. I am so pleased that we are able to offer relatable and strong role models in a unique way, just for girls."
When "DC Super Hero Girls" debuts, an "immersive digital experience," including original digital content and digital publications will be available. As it develops, TV specials, made-for-videos, toys, apparel, books and more will continue to rollout through 2016.
Book Review: The Princess in Black
We love reading stories that empower girls — and The Princess in Black — written by husband and wife team Shannon and Dean Hale (art by LeUyan Pham), is a story that doesn't try to be cool, it just is.
The story's heroine is Princess Magnolia, who, in the opening of the story is having hot chocolate and scones with Duchess Wigtower when suddenly, the monster alarm goes off. The remainder of the story follows Princess Magnolia as she leads a double life as "The Princess in Black," fighting monsters on one hand, and pretending to be a delicate princess to appease Duchess Wigtower on the other.
As authors of The Pinkaboos, we find that The Princess in Black has similar themes to our chapter books. Sure, girls can like pink and princesses, but other interests and qualities are also explored – bravery, athleticism and of course, monster fighting! The Princess in Black is the perfect solution for girls (and parents) who are looking for well-rounded stories. This book offers girls a heroine who is fighting monsters and also suggests that the color pink isn't automatically bad just because it is perceived as girly. Hooray for a multi-dimensional female character for young girls! We love this book.
Why We Wrote the Pinkaboos
Molly was five years old and laying in her princess tent when I heard her say it. She mumbled, "I don't like the way I look."
Her first expression of body image issues, muttered in her small voice was like a punch in my gut.
"What?" I said, trying to keep the alarm out of my voice.
She didn't answer. And I didn't want to make a big deal about it.
I looked at her tent and stared at the emblazoned image of a rose-lipped Aurora smiling sweetly back at me. Inside, I could see the outline of my beautiful little girl staring up into the night. I said something along the lines of "You shouldn't worry about that stuff," and I could sense her thinking about what I said, then she rolled over and went to sleep.
This frightening statement came on the heels of Molly's recent interest in Ever After High, a cleverly written cartoon about the sons and daughters of fairytale characters who all attend high school together. Admittedly, I knew the show's themes of school crushes and dating were a little old for her, but she enjoyed it so I let her watch it even though I couldn't help but notice what has now become standard practice in toys and media targeted at young girls. All the female characters have large, exaggerated pouty lips. They all have absurdly thin Dolly Parton waists and wear short skirts with platform heels. It's how the female dolls look today: vastly disproportional physical features paired with hyper-sexualized clothing and make-up—targeted for girls ages 6 and up. Some brands even have gone as far as to claim these dolls represent "female empowerment," which is not only insulting, but a downright lie.
Another troubling moment: my husband Jake and I didn't want to cut her off from Ever After High cold-turkey, since we're both keenly aware that making a big deal about it would create a heightened level of fascination, but we made sure to watch it with her and ask questions to help her foster an awareness of what she was watching. This was one of my least favorite exchanges:
"Who is your favorite character?" I asked.
"Apple White," she said.
"Why?" I inquired.
"Because she's prettiest," she said.
The sexualized depiction of the female in children's media isn't by any means a new topic. Parents have been ranting about this since Barbie. We're all aware that the Bratz dolls culture is not a good one for our kids (especially girls) and articles about this grossly exaggerated idea of the female figure have made their obligatory rounds. As parents, we always thought we'd been pretty good at dealing with it: Molly's in ju jitsu and softball. We didn't indulge her three-year-long fascination with Disney princesses, but instead, tried to balance her interests by purchasing Wonder Woman comic books and Legos. However, here she was, only five years old, worried about how she looked. It came down to this: we needed to find media for her that wasn't Tinkerbell, Sleeping Beauty, My Little Pony Equestria Girls Dolls or any other warped depiction of the female experience.
Collaboratively, Jake and I wrote The Pinkaboos chapter books for two reasons. Firstly, Molly was terrified of sleeping alone (she sleeps in a tent in our room), so we wanted to create brave female characters that could teach little girls how to fight their fears. And secondly, we wanted to offer children characters whose inner traits were the focus. One of the main characters in The Pinkaboos, for example, is a monster with horns. She looks completely different from the other characters, but her appearance is never addressed as anything but an asset (her girth makes her physically strong). She is just one of the girls—tough and loyal, silly and clever.
The color pink is also a theme in the book. Pink can be a polarizing topic when it comes to kids books and toys. On the one side you have parents who think girls should have cotton candy walls, sleep in pink beds and dream pink dreams. On the other side of the color spectrum you have parents who consider that sort of division a form of gender stereotyping. There are also a few who think that pink is just a color and that kids will like what they like and it makes sense to let them gravitate to the colors they prefer. I believe we fall into this third category. Molly loves pink. But she also loves wolves, superheroes and spiders.
We wanted to create stories where young readers can let their imaginations take over. We wanted to invent a magical world that isn't overrun by characters with chiseled features and exaggerated breasts. In the world of The Pinkaboos, there are no love interests or "happily ever afters" courtesy of marriage. In the world of The Pinkaboos, little girls fight their fears and learn how to be brave. It's a funny, spooky world filled with adventure. We wanted Molly to still have access to the "monster" world that kids gravitate towards, but we wanted her to find a story with strong female characters—so we wrote this story for her.


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Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a condition that affects between 1 in every 2000 and 1 in every 4000 premature infants. It occurs mostly in formula-fed babies within their second or third week of life. Near-term and full-term babies may also develop NEC, which is characterized by a damaged intestinal tract. The damage may be as simple as a mucosal injury, or as serious as necrosis and perforation. The mortality rate for NEC is approximately 50%. Parents of premature infants, in particular, should be on the watch for the symptoms of necrotizing enterocolitis.
Infants with NEC often have difficulty tolerating formula. Parents, nurses, and doctors may try sensitive formula or formula with alternatives to cow's milk, such as goat's milk or soy and find the infant still shows intolerance. Signs of feeding intolerance include crying during or after a feeding, gagging while feeding, gas, excessive spitting up or vomiting. In severe cases, doctors may opt to replace bottle feeding with a feeding tube to ensure the infant receives adequate nutrition.
This site offers information designed for educational purposes only. You should not rely on any information on this site as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or as a substitute for, professional counseling care, advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any concerns or questions about your health, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional.

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How to Book a Mover
Find out the proper way to store household items in a storage unit.
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If you want to save on your move, there are many things you can do. One of the ways to save is to select a right time for the relocation.
The Best Time to Move
Moving your living room can seem like a chore, but once you get into a groove, and go step by step, time will fly by. Especially if you a group of people working together!
First, if you have children under the age of reason (I say about 10) try to get a sitter or organize a playdate with their friends while you move. If they are of age and proper discipline, they can help move! In the case of the living room though, there are a lot of dangerous things, so I would advise they be at least 12 to assist. I'll be putting in small tasks that they can do during this guide.
One of the things your child(ren) can do is make sure all garbage is discarded. There's nothing more irritating than moving irrelevant junk around while trying to pack. Next, find anything that doesn't belong in the living room. For example: Kids toys, shoes, etc. Once again, just getting the kids involved can be a big help. In the meantime, you'll be doing the next step.
Now that the bare essentials to your living room are left, start disconnecting your electronics such as the T.V. and computer (if there is one in this room). If you like to listen to music while you pack, you can leave the stereo system plugged in and playing. Our advice though, especially if you're moving alone, use headphones instead. If you're moving with friends or family, go without music. You'll need each other's undivided attention for safety reasons.
Now that the entertainment center has been unplugged, remove the input cables, i.e. HDMI, A/V, etc. If you can, label them accordingly. For example, if it's the HDMI from TV to Blue Ray, take a piece of tape and a sharpie and write: TV - Blue Ray. This will help, as sometimes the input wires are different lengths, and won't reach unless you use the exact same set-up as before.
Next, take the wires from said devices and put them in a separate box labeled: Entertainment wires. You'll thank me later when the T.V. doesn't bend that expensive HDMI cable. Next, you'll want to pack/remove the T.V. and any other visual forms of entertainment. No distractions!
Parent Tip: Once you have them all organized, your child can box up the cables and if capable, do the labeling of said wires for you!
You'll want a friend in helping you move the coffee table and sofa(s). When moving furniture as large as couches or furniture, it's best to bend your knees, not your back, and place your fingers under the heaviest part. Then, simply stand straight up with the furniture under your fingers. As for how to get it out of the house, that can be the biggest challenge. If you have a sliding glass door in the living room, it can be a big help. As for the coffee table, they are typically made of two pieces, the glass top, and the metal base. With a friend, move the glass top first. When you place the table top into your moving vehicle of choice, make sure it's laying down on a blanket, comforter, or quilt. Do not, I repeat, do not lay anything on top of it. A second trip is well worth it in the end.
Parent tip: I wouldn't advise moving furniture with a child until they start hitting puberty. Even then, it's still a daunting task for their bodies.
Moving by yourself can be a real pain. In all actuality, it's down right impossible to move a couch on your own. The best way to gather a team of helpers is FOOD! Just order a pizza or two and you'll have a healthy and fed workforce to help make the move easier and faster.
When moving delicate things such as lamps, remove the bulb and place them in bubble wrap or even newspaper before moving the lamp itself. If you have a rug, move it last. Simply roll it up. To keep it rolled up, you can tie a trash-bag around it like a large tie. This will keep it rolled up, nice and neat, and the move won't get it dirty.


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Callen Staffer Earns National Certification Designation
To achieve certification, Schofield underwent comprehensive review and testing, using a written exam specific to her role as a hands-on remodeling expert.
MUSKEGO, WIS. – Doreen Schofield of Wauwatosa, a designer with Callen Construction, Inc., a full service and award winning remodeling company celebrating its 30th anniversary of serving southeastern Wisconsin homeowners, achieved Certified Remodeler (CR) status from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI).
To achieve certification, Schofield, who has been with Callen for three years, underwent comprehensive review and testing, using a written exam specific to her role as a hands-on remodeling expert. The CR designation denotes a professional remodeler who provides a full range of residential and/or commercial remodeling services. These individuals must possess skill and knowledge in a broad range of business management and technical skill areas.
"Having another Callen employees achieve NARI certification keeps our company at a level of exclusivity," said Phil Callen, owner. "This continues to demonstrate to our customers that the people working on their projects have the necessary knowledge regarding residential remodeling. Homeowners undertaking a remodeling project want to be assured that their project will be done correctly and that they are dealing with professionals who adhere to a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice. Working with Callen and its staff gives them that assurance."
Callen's Muskego showroom, S63 W13131 Janesville Rd., contains a variety of samples, including full kitchen and bath displays featuring Kohler fixtures and Starmark Cabinetry products, countertops, as well as InfinityÒ from Marvin Fiberglass replacement windows. Callen's showroom in Brookfield, 19115 W. Capitol Dr., Suite 102, has a wide assortment of products on display, including Infinity® from Marvin fiberglass replacement windows, siding, doors, roofing, and Gutter Topper®.
Callen is a member of several home improvement and area associations, including the Milwaukee NARI Home Improvement Council, National Kitchen & Bath Association, the Metropolitan Builders Association Remodelers Council, Better Business Bureau, Angie's List, the Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce, the Brookfield Chamber of Commerce, and the Hales Corners Chamber of Commerce.
For more information or to arrange an initial showroom consultation, call Callen at 414-529-5509 or visit www.CallCallen.com.
Mentioned in This Press Release
Recent Press Releases by Callen Construction, Inc.
Callen Construction Adds Ryan Franson as Exterior Sales RepresentativeAug 1st, 2017 by Callen Construction, Inc.
Franson has several years of sales and management experience in various industries.
Kohlbeck Joins Callen Construction as Exterior Sales RepresentativeJul 25th, 2017 by Callen Construction, Inc.
Kohlbeck's personal interest in home improvements and quality workmanship brought him to Callen.
Callen Staffer Earns Natinal Certification DesignationJun 24th, 2015 by Callen Construction, Inc.
To achieve certification, Dahl underwent comprehensive review and testing, using a written exam specific to his role in the home improvement and remodeling industry.


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A friend of ours asked if we could program a "Point of Sales" or "POS" for their mini-grocery. It was a while since we programmed using those archaic RBMS's that used the ".dbf" database formats. And it would have taken a long time to study Visual FoxBase or Visual FoxPro so we decided to create the whole "POS" using PHP/MySQL..
The database and stuff were relatively hard, but what really drained us was creating an interface for the receipt printer, bar-code scanner and the cash-drawer… Well as a tip to our readers, what we did was we looked for the function in php that could interface with Windows and execute DOS ESC Code Sequences.. Once we figured it out, it was smooth sailing.. Please look below for our PHP Cash Register.


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by Scott King
Every training camp has its surprises. Some players crack a lineup by surpassing expectations, others disappoint and find themselves on the outside looking in, and there's no predicting injuries.
The big surprise for the Blackhawks' preseason that fans and the media alike were banking on this year was 19-year-old Finnish defenseman Henri Jokiharju making the team. After it was announced Connor Murphy suffered a back injury that will have him out another eight-to-12 weeks per the team, the 29th overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft seems to be a lock.
Enter 18-year-old Swedish defenseman Adam Boqvist. Boqvist, who was selected by the Hawks at number eight in the first round of 2018's draft, was expected to head back to London Ontario to join the London Knights of the OHL (Ontario Hockey League) after Thursday's preseason game in Detroit.
Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville and company told him not to pack his bags just yet.
"I didn't mind him in Columbus, but he was good again tonight," Quenneville told the Athletic following the exhibition contest. "Real good patience level and I liked his gap defensively. He does make a lot of plays and he's always looking for plays and he's got a good awareness for the overall game — both sides."
The defenseman led all Blackhawks skaters in ice time Thursday at 22:15. He's also blocked two shots in two consecutive preseason games for Chicago.
When asked if it was possible Boqvist could make the team out of camp, Quenneville responded: "I'm not throwing that out of the realm of possibilities."
Boqvist could play nine NHL games before burning the first year of his entry-level contract.
This year's training camp surprise could be a surprisingly big one.
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Buy Mara faction gear as soon as you can use it and have the faction & tokens. 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At sixteen, David Rose charmed her into the backseat of his Chevy Impala. The next day he went out of his way to avoid her, and she didn't understand the message. Until his busty and pretty new girlfriend cornered her in the bathroom.
Her humiliation was complete when the rumours reached her father's classroom. After dinner, he called her into his study and asked what she'd been doing Tuesday night. The toe of her Adidas sneaker scuffed the carpet as she repeated her cover story. And he frowned and stated, "That's not what I heard".
Daddy's not so little girl sought refuge in the tree house, scraping her leg on a board he'd loosened during an aborted dismantling attempt. He gave her ten minutes to beat herself up, before appearing with strawberry icecream, handkerchiefs and two solid shoulders.
He offered to fail David Rose in math and would see what he could do about the other subjects. She vowed never to be taken in again.
The sole tiny corner of her brain active before 6am urged escape. Her body disagreed, shifting closer to the warm body. He rolled towards her, his foot pushing between her calves as his lips found her collarbone.
'Leave now.' Several more brain cells joined in to overrule her hormones.
Her hand stroked over his chest.
'He wasn't that good.'
Goosebumps rose under his fingertips as they brushed down her spine and side.
'You had to finish yourself off.'
And cupped her backside as his rapidly hardening cock pressed against her abdomen.
'You were both pretty drunk.'
Her body won as she bent her leg over his hip and used her weight to roll him onto his back. Still half asleep, his strokings were clumsy as she reached over to the bedside table and grabbed the box. Not that her coordination was much better.
Using her teeth to rip open the condom wrapper, she prayed for steady fingers. And breathed again at the completion of her mission. She braced her hands against his shoulders as he gripped her hips. Rocking her body, she groaned as the tip of his erection brushed across her clit and folds, before lowering herself onto him.
Much better than before. Though he still didn't know what to do with her clit. At least in this position she could grind against him.
Even in the half-light, there was no doubting his prettiness. But he wasn't looking up at her and she wasn't surprised.
It was barely a whisper and, though not even the broadest accent could twist her name that way, she pretended she'd misheard. Until he repeated it, a little louder, and opened his eyes.
It wasn't the first time she'd seen that expression. And she wasn't going to wait for the half-hearted apologies. After rising carefully to avoid any accidents, she vaulted off the bed and scrambled for her clothes. She'd pulled on her panties and skirt, and was fumbling with the bra clasp before he uttered another word.
Facing the window, she tried to inject the appropriate nonchalance into her tone. "I should go before Josh gets back."
"He's got a change of clothes in Mandy's room."
She gave up on the bra, shoving it in her purse, and searched the area for her blouse. There was never a quick getaway in these situations.
"It's on the end of the other bed."
"Thanks," she mumbled. The top three buttons went into the wrong holes, but the fashion police weren't likely to be patrolling at dawn. She grabbed her purse and jacket and pulled on her heels as she made for the door.
She turned back to the bed and plastered on a smile. "It's just one of those things that happen, Sam."
The sheet held tight to his chest, he looked painfully young. And she wasn't sure who was feeling lower at that moment.
"Call her." She couldn't stumble out the door quickly enough. Getting sucked into his guilt trip was the last thing she needed. Coffee. She needed industrial strength coffee, a shower, a good cry, and a bottle of painkillers. Maybe not in that order, though coffee was most definitely first.
"Shit." She briefly considered throwing a tantrum, but settled for glaring at the man blocking her hotel room door. "Shouldn't you be heading back to your coffin, Toby? The sun's nearly up."
He glanced down at her chest and frowned, before moving aside so she could open the door. Placing his hand on the small of the back, he pushed her inside. "We need to talk."
"We really don't," she hissed. Dumping her purse and jacket on the bed and rebuttoning her blouse, she turned to face him.
"What the hell were you thinking?"
He could raise her hackles like no other. "You know me, Toby. If I'm within a couple of feet of a body of water or an engaged writer, I'll inevitably end up wet."
"CJ." He rubbed his hands over his face. "Everyone, including the Governor and Leo, saw you leave together. You can't do it again."
The disappointment in his voice, on top of her guilt, was almost enough to make her take a vow of celibacy during campaigns. But not quite. "You going to have this talk with Sam?"
"You heard me."
"You knew he was engaged when you went to his room." He rubbed his forehead in the way she'd once found endearing.
"And so did you! Don't lay all this on me to assuage your own guilt."
He had the good grace to blush. "This isn't about--"
"No. It's about men who can't keep their pants zipped and then blame me." Her anger had been percolating for too long. "But then I'm just a bed warmer and should remember my place. Don't worry, Toby. Sam won't come near me for the rest of the campaign, and then he'll go back to New York and I probably won't hear from him again." She had advanced on him during her tirade, her face now within inches of his. "But if he visits me in a few years, I won't make the same mistake twice."
In the whole time she'd known him, he'd never apologised. So maybe it was just his sorry face. But she wasn't taking the chance that there was even the faintest hint of pity.
"I'll take responsibility for my own actions and mistakes. But I'm not accepting blame for anyone else." She stepped around him and opened the door. "I've got things to do."
Maintaining eye contact until he left, she slammed the door with as much force as she could justify at that early hour. The coffee would have to wait; she'd explode if anyone so much as looked at her. Stripping on her way to the bathroom, she turned on the faucet and stepped into the freezing torrent.
She cursed Toby as she scrubbed Sam's fingerprints off her skin. But what little energy she possessed quickly seeped out through the soles of her feet. Her legs wobbled and she slid down the shower wall. Knees drawn to her chest, the long scar on her leg started itching. As sobs constricted her chest, her nails drew blood.
The violence of her shivering finally forced her up and out of the shower. She grabbed a handful of toilet paper and blew her nose, avoiding even a glance toward the mirror. Wrapped in a hotel bathrobe, she collapsed onto the bed and fumbled for the phone. Dialling what she hoped were the right numbers since she couldn't really see them, she concentrated on controlling her voice.
"Hi, Dad." She dabbed her leg with a tissue and swallowed hard. "Nothing's wrong. Just wanted to hear your voice."


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Original post: The Breaking Bad universe has proved a fruitful one. Not only did it -- of course -- produce one of the most lauded television series of all time, but creator Vince Gilligan managed to generate a second beloved TV drama in Better Call Saul. And Gilligan is not done yet.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, he's churning away at a movie tied in some way to the story of Walter White and his meth business. How is it connected? We really don't know at this point. In fact, very, very, very little is known about the film, which is apparently being called Greenbrier among people in the industry. The sparse plot details we have are that it's about "escape of a kidnapped man and his quest for freedom."
That brief and vague log line has fueled speculation that perhaps Gilligan is working on a coda of sorts to the story of Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman, who we last saw on a euphoric car ride, finally rid from the man who basically murdered his girlfriend and the white supremacist gang making him cook meth. (If you're keeping tabs on the real life Paul, well, he is headed to a different sort of wild west -- the futuristic world of Westworld where he's going to be on the third season of the HBO drama.)
But, frankly, at this point it's super unclear whether or not this is even what Gilligan wants to do. Maybe he's generating some sort of connective tissue between Saul and Breaking Bad? Who is to say? We don't even know if this movie is going to air on television, some streaming platform, or head to theaters -- though we do know that AMC is breaking into cinematic universes with three upcoming The Walking Dead movies.
Still, whatever this movie ends up being, it's probably not a great idea to bet against Gilligan at this point, who has a lot of stories about New Mexico cooking in his brain.
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text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post8332717791124615184..comments2020-04-07T04:59:40.394-04:00Comments on the little farm diary: Down The Rabbit HoleAnonymoushttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-44962243980163342472016-03-16T21:15:06.628-04:002016-03-16T21:15:06.628-04:00Prayers and good thoughts sent your way for a spee...Prayers and good thoughts sent your way for a speedy recovery. Debihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-94883456030869492016-03-15T10:59:00.028-04:002016-03-15T10:59:00.028-04:00Last year, I went through a similar situation. I h...Last year, I went through a similar situation. I had a herniated disk and it was pinching off the sciatic nerve. For 8 months the NP would not allow me to get an MRI. I finally switched docs and got MRI in one day. My Catholic faith has taught me about redemptive suffering and the value that it has. We can unite our sufferings with Jesus's on the cross. he actually allows us to participate and enter into His Cross. It is a very special mystery most of the saints were allowed to understand. It is like you said also an opportunity for those around us to serve and receive special graces!!! I hope you get better soon and I will be praying for you and your family!noricoleman.typepad.comhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-12947542366980005432016-03-14T17:26:15.170-04:002016-03-14T17:26:15.170-04:00Thank you so much for stopping by for a visit! Wel...Thank you so much for stopping by for a visit! Well wishes are absolutely the best medicine!Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-79855289686449534642016-03-14T17:14:24.696-04:002016-03-14T17:14:24.696-04:00Many prayers for you Amy! I hope you find relief s...Many prayers for you Amy! I hope you find relief soon! Tammiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-60728564552626523292016-03-14T16:25:31.940-04:002016-03-14T16:25:31.940-04:00Shannon, I had no idea about your shoulder. I'...Shannon, I had no idea about your shoulder. I'm so, so sorry! I don't know if it makes me feel better to know that others are dealing with pain too and I'm not alone, or that it just breaks my heart that others are dealing with pain too. It truly is an awful place to be in, wouldn't wish it on anyone. You'll be in my prayers!Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-56708575100820401162016-03-14T16:22:22.259-04:002016-03-14T16:22:22.259-04:00I didn't even know, I'm so sorry April! Th...I didn't even know, I'm so sorry April! The pain is one thing but how the meds make me feel is even worse I'm afraid. That's my least favorite part of this whole thing! Thanks for stopping by and I'll have you in my prayers!Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-82983462253492155592016-03-14T14:12:01.863-04:002016-03-14T14:12:01.863-04:00As someone who has been dealing with low back/hip/...As someone who has been dealing with low back/hip/leg/foot pain for well over two years now (and trying to get help for it throughout those two years), I'm sincerely sorry you're hurting! It can really take over your whole life when your day in and day out is so overshadowed with pain. It can rule you not only physically, but emotionally as well. I hope you find some relief soon and are back to good!! Sending you lots of positive thoughts. :) April was in CA now MA https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3852606976829347264.post-25054945015075426432016-03-14T10:11:21.426-04:002016-03-14T10:11:21.426-04:00I'm so sorry to hear this! I can empathize, h...I'm so sorry to hear this! I can empathize, however. I have had a "frozen shoulder" for over a year now. Doctors say it is possibly hormonal and "may" go away on its own. It's the most incredible pain I have ever experienced--including childbirth! I, too, have thought a lot about people who suffer with pain for years and wonder how they cope. I hope you get better quickly!!!Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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3D printers are now found in design shops, classrooms and almost everywhere. They have become everyday gadgets, and with a myriad of models available, you must be wondering what the best 3D printers for beginners out there are. There are a lot of factors that will influence your buying decision. This is why we did thorough research and created this guide. We had a look at the good 3D printers for beginners and found that the following models are the ones that you should try.
Dremel 3D40
With this 3D printer, the company wants to bring flexibility to homes. It's an enclosed machine and the plastic panels that cover it keep fingers away from the hot and moving parts. You can see what is happening in the device through the top and frontal covers. It's a good choice for classroom users.
The process of creating and preparing the design is accomplished within the Dremel Digital software and the interface is a simplistic touchscreen LCD display. You can connect the printer to other devices through Wi-Fi, USB or Ethernet.
Most of the prints that come out of this 3D printer are impressive, present excellent details, and accurately reproduce smooth curves.Click to see the price on Amazon!
Dremel 3D45
The Dremel 3D45 is a fairly large, closed-frame printer, that is safe to be used by beginners. It has a clear front and a lid panel that opens, allowing easy access to the print bed. The device has a five-inch touchscreen that can be used for loading filament, printing from a USB drive and other tasks.
Besides USB, this printer offers connectivity through Ethernet or Wi-Fi. Since it doesn't use a specific app, the device should be connected to the Dremel Print Cloud, in order for it to launch print jobs. The DigiLab 3D Slicer software is easy for beginners to use and provides enough versatility for more experienced users.Buy from Amazon.com for ($1891.29)
CraftBot Gentian Blue
Weighing just thirty pounds, this 3D printer is easily transportable. In addition, it's highly flexible in terms of the materials it uses in 2020- it can print from PLA, ABS and HIPS filaments. The printer feels sturdy, and the simplistic design makes it user-friendly. Setting it up also takes little time.
The LCD touchscreen is very responsive and it uses both images and descriptions to help the user. Of course, you can utilize the touch screen for all the critical functions. More tools can be exploited in the CraftWare software that the machine incorporates.
You might be surprised by how silent the device is and how fast it can print, especially if the thicker filament is used.Click to see the price on Amazon!
Monoprice Mini Delta
Designed for novices, the Monoprice Mini Delta 3D printer offers a lot of features at a low price. It's a little machine that uses simple principles to offer good printing capabilities. It can use both PLA and ABS materials from any manufacturer.
The hardware structure is very simple to assemble and the software setup requires a bit of care, but can be done by beginners, as well. In terms of connectivity, this machine offers a USB port, a MicroSD card slot and Wi-Fi connectivity that requires the use of a free mobile app. The interface is minimal, user-friendly and functional. The print process is a bit noisy, but speedy.Buy from Amazon.com for ($179.99)
BIQU Magician Lipstick
Taking into account details such as the easy to use interface and the instruction manual, this is a great option as a 3D printer for a beginner. It is a reliable machine, but it doesn't have a large build volume. The detailed page guide is excellent for starters and it teaches them how to use the Cura software.
Setting it up is not an issue as the device comes pre-built and ready to use. In terms of software, the default features offer a good starting point. The LCD touchscreen impresses with great colors and a simple menu and provides the user with the possibility to change printing speed in real time.Click to see the price on Amazon!
How to find a 3D printer for beginners
Some years ago, the 3D printer was a tool only used by some professionals, but nowadays anybody can get one, and certain manufacturers make all kinds of models, including cheap 3D printers for beginners. This is why it's hard for a starter to find the perfect device.
It's important that before you buy something, you do your research and make sure you know what you're looking for. You will first need to get a 3D printer that is easy to use, but it also needs to provide the safety required. To make it easier for you, if you are short on time, we created a buying guide that discusses the most important features that 3D printers for beginners should have.
Besides the usual characteristics that make a 3D printer a good device, there are aspects that make some printers more suitable than others in the hands of a beginner. We addressed those in our guide as well.
If you're looking to get such a device as a present for someone, 3D printers are some great teen gifts. However, make sure that you first know what they are going to use it for. You can also find out how big the resulting prints will need to be, and how fast the objects should be created.
How we chose the best 3D printer for beginners
We spent time analyzing beginners' 3D printers reviews, consumer and sales reports and investigated specialized sources and we chose our top picks after evaluating the usefulness of the devices, how the design impacts the usability and how versatile 3D printers are.
Types of printers
3D Printers are classified into two categories. The first of them is the FFM one, also known as fused filament manufacturing type. They work by melting a plastic filament using a moving printhead. These types of printers are usually cheaper, easier to use and simpler.
The other type of printer is the SLA kind, otherwise known as stereolithography. These models use a laser to solidify resin and they're usually more complicated to use and require a bigger investment to maintain. They also have fewer versatility options than the FFM models.
SLA models are used for creating prints with incredible detail and smooth surfaces and they can even be used for making castable molds. This being said, if you're a beginner you should probably stick to the simpler and more accessible FFM 3D printers.
When choosing a printer you must pay attention to what kind of printing material it uses. As a rule of thumb, the more it can use, the better. That's because you will have diversity in what you can print and in the costs that the process brings.
In the case of FFM models, the range is greater, because many of the printers use several different materials that can be found for sale: PLA (a biodegradable material), ABS (the plastic used in Lego bricks), nylon, TPE (a material that resembles rubber) and HDPE (a light material that feels like polystyrene).
Also, many of the presented materials come in a great range of colors, especially PLA and ABS. This is where the SLA printers are weaker — they don't have so many options for printing materials.
It is also worth knowing that certain 3D printers only allow the use of specific materials or a specific brand of printing material, usually the one made by the same manufacturer. The idea is simple: the manufacturer sells the printer cheaper and profits on the sales of printing materials.
Printing size
Based on different factors, each 3D printer has a limit on the size of the print that it can produce. The aspects that influence this size are the dimensions of the print bed and how far the printhead can be moved. This measurement is usually expressed in cubic inches. Depending on what you usually want to print, you must pay attention to the specific dimensions of height, width, and depth.
If you want to build architectural models you will need a printer capable of creating larger outputs. You should choose your 3D printer depending on the size that you want your printed objects to be. The chosen material also influences this. More complicated coloring or polishing can reduce the dimensions of the printed objects.
Printing speed
A printed object can take between six and twelve hours to execute, depending on the 3D printer used and how complicated the object is. To increase the speed of printing, thicker materials that produce larger layers are used. But this comes as a trade-off — the quality of the resulting object is worse and the details are neglected.
It's great to find a 3D printer that allows you to use thicker filaments and a faster printing speed so you can obtain the result faster. The best 3D printers for beginners allow you to do that and at the same time, they can let you make prints at a slower speed and better quality if wanted.
The type of material used can also affect the printing speed. The shape of the object printed is important, as well – a sphere is easier to print than a star, for example. This is why it should be kept in mind that the higher the resolution and the level of details needed, the more time it takes. You should look for a printer that is flexible and lets you choose how much detail or speed you want.
Features that beginners should look for
3D printers that are used by beginners or in the environment of a classroom should have some special characteristics. The users of these devices need to benefit from an easier learning curve, the results should be predictable and simple to achieve and the printer should come with information on how to use it.
These aspects will avoid frustration and uncertainty when working. Safety features also come into play here, and when talking about this, closed-frame 3D printers are the ones that provide a secure environment for the user. The lack of a heated bed is also an advantage from this point of view.
The devices that come pre-assembled are some of the best 3D printers on a budget and they are always a good choice for learners. Similarly, the ones that allow a wide range of connections, from USB to a SD card slot, WiFi or Ethernet, are a good choice.


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DAY 1. Departure flight to Manila.
DAY 2. We pick you up from the airport of Ninoy Aquino in Manila (or previous travel module).and we bring you to the Garden Plaza Hotel or Orchid Garden Hotel. After you can relax or you can swim in the pool or you can go to a great shopping mall which is ideal for shopping and is near from the hotel.
DAY 3. We go to the never sleeping City of Manila. Nobody really knows how many people live here. The estimated population is between 15 to 22 million people. You find many attractions in this city. We make by Calesa (horse-drawn carriage) a city tour and see the Manila Cathedral and buildings out of the Spanish and American colonial period. We visit the central located at Rizal Park with its botanical gardens and the one that is impressive is the Old Spanish fort rich Intramuros, the prison and the wall where the national hero Dr. Rizal who was executed by the Spanish colonial occupiers in 1897. We visit the National Museum and see a part of the history of the Philippines. Also, visit to Manila Bay and hopefully we can watch a spectacular sunset. We experience the nightlife of this never sleeping city with its various restaurants, theatres, discos and bars. Manila has an exciting nightlife.
DAY 4 We drive through the coconut and banana plantations of the beautiful area of Laguna Lake of the south. After that we go to the city of Atimonan. There we enjoy the coastal road and the view of Lamon Bay. Then we arrive in Gumaga where we take our dinner and stay for an overnight.
|DAY 5. After breakfast we leave Gumaga and our journey brings as further to the south. We enjoy the magnificent landscape, with mountains and volcanoes. We pass by to the city Legaspi with its view on the majestic pyramid formed active volcano which is Mount Mayon. We drive to the province of Sorsogon. A beautiful road brings us to the dreamy little coastal town of Donsol. Our hotel is directly located on the beach. Many times they have here breathtaking sunset. We enjoy our local dinner with a view over the so-called "Whale Watching Bay".
|DAY 6 - 8 Early in the morning we go by banca (local boat) to spot and to swim with the Whale Shark. This is really a very unique experience. We can also find lot of dolphins in the area of so-called ''The Ultimate Wildlife Encounter''. This is truly an adventures day that you cannot easily forget. When our spotter discovers a whale shark you plunge into the water and swim next to one of these majestic giants of the sea. This place is also famous for its beautiful breathtaking sunset. The whole area and atmosphere is really unique.
This place is also famous for its beautiful breathtaking sunset. The whole area and atmosphere is really unique.
DAY 9. We leave Luzon and take a 2-hour ferry trip from Matnog to Samar. We drive along to one of the most beautiful coastal roads in the world to Calbayog. We pass many villages and enjoy the majestic mountain landscape. In Calbayog we visit the "Samar Archeological Museum" which features the historical findings of the island. We drive south to the island of Leyte. We leave the island of Samar and travel more than 2-kilometer long of San Juanico Bridge, the longest bridge in Asia. We stay for an overnight in Tacloban in the Tacloban Plaza Hotel.
DAY 10. In the morning we leave for Palo. Here during World War II the American General Douglas MacArthur fulfilled his promise of "I SHALL RETURN". On this coast was a heavy sea battle with the Japanese fleet. Under heavy resistance the American and Filipino troops landed here on the beach. Because of the many casualties and wounded and the blood that was spilt here, the beach was called "Red Beach'' More than 30,000 americans and 60,.000 japanese soldiers lost their lives here. In memory of the landing of the troops many heads of states have placed items of remembrance to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of so many. We also have a visit to the cathedral of Palo which served as a hospital during the war. We visit the colonial style ''St Nino Shrine'' and ''The Heritage Museum". The wife of the late president Marcos, Emelda built this house in the city of her birth. By visiting this house you get an impression of the enormous wealth of the Marcos' family. The colonial house holds art treasures from all over the world which were given to the Marcos' family. You can take a look at the bedrooms of Emelda Marcos, her husband and her children. In the afternoon we drive to San isidro and we stay for an overnight there.
DAY 11. We go by boat (one half hour) to Maya of the island Cebu. From there we go by Banca (half an hour) to the Malapascua Island. Malapascua Island also called Logon is located 8 kilometers northeast of Cebu and 25 kilometers west of Leyte. It's a beautiful island with magnificent, white beaches. We stay in under Swiss management the Cocobana Beach Resort, directly located on the beautiful, white beach.
DAY 12 - 14. Malapascua Island has something for all divers. So come and dive the best kept secret of the Philippines - indeed of South East Asia. Malapascua Island dive sites have it all! Sharks, mantas, macros, wrecks and corals.
DAY 15. After breakfast we sail back to Maya on the island of Cebu. From there we have a three-hour drive through the beautiful landscape of Cebu Island. We go to the airport and we flight back to Manila. We stay overnight in the Garden Plaza Hotel or Orchid Garden Hotel.
DAY 16. We drive to Batangas and take the ferry to the island Mindoro and stay in Puerto Galera in the Big Apple Dive Resort on Sabang Beach. Our hotel is directly located on the beach. There is a nice atmosphere in the bar and restaurant. Enjoy the view from the balcony terrace. The restaurant serves every night a barbeque as well as delightful fishes and meat dishes. The swimming pool with pool bar is surrounded by a beautiful tropical garden. We stay in the Mabuhay Resort on the Small Laguna Beach.
DAY 17 - 19. The PADI Dive master brings you to different places. Minimum of two diving per day. It is believed that there are over 3,000 species of fishes and marine animals - that's about 50% more than the Red Sea. As well as we have a wide variety of dives types: deep, drift, wreck and many more...in the Philippines. The diving is an excellent and there is a considerable choice - shore diving, different islands, remote reefs, Japanese wrecks and more. The water is tropical and warm Dec. to Feb. 21 it has 24°C and from March to Nov. 25 it has 30°C. The marine life is exquisite with the beautiful soft corals.
DAY 20. A day to relax. We lie on the beach or by the pool, swim, snorkel or take a dive under water or relax on one of the floating bars. The area around Puerto Galera has an exotic under water world with coral reefs, many tropical fishes and shipwrecks out of the Spanish colonial period and Second World War. For divers it is a real under water paradise. This is what holiday is all about. It's like discovering a paradise. Enjoy to shop in the small streets. After dinner we visit Sabang Beach and experience the dazzling nightlife.
DAY 21. By boat we drive back to Batangas. From there to Manila where we take our dinner and stay in Manila in the Garden Plaza Hotel or Orchid Garden Hotel.
DAY 22. We visit one of the colorful markets. You will be surprised by the cheap prices of many articles or we visit one of the luxury air-conditioned shopping malls after we bring you to the airport and we hope that you enjoy this tour.
|DAY 23. Arriving in your country.
Extending in Manila, Malapascua Islands or in Puerto Galer is possible. Please ask us for more information.
In this 23rd Day Tour we go to Donsol to spot and swim with the Whale Shark. The Whale Shark can be seen only from October to May in Donsol. In the other time, we change the program and fly to the island of Coron. This is a paradise for diving to coral reefs, tropical fishes and ship wrecks out of the Spanish colonial period and Second World War. We go on to DAY 4 by plan to Busuanga. We stay there in the simple Sea Dive Resort. In the DAY 5 to 7, we go for minimum for two times dive per day. In DAY 8, we go back to Manila. In DAY 9, we go by Ferry Boat to the island Cebu and in the DAY 10, we stay in the Montebello Garden Hotel and we make a city tour. Cebu City is an older city then Manila and has the harbor with the most activities in the country. In the DAY 11, we go to the Malapascua Island and from there we go back into our program.
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We are looking forward to welcome you soon in the Philippines!!!
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This is incredible news!!! I never thought I would be so happy to talk about farts and poops!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
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AWWWWW CONGRATS MORGAN. PLEASE KEEP UPDATING US, IT'S GREAT TO HEAR THE GOOD NEWS. SO GLAD JACKSON IS DOING GREAT !!ReplyDelete
Morgan, that is SO WONDERFUL! I know you don't know me, but I found your blog just today as I am 17 weeks pregnant and trying to process the diagnosis of our daughter's omphalocele. How amazing to read your story and the news of Jackson's successful surgery!ReplyDelete
It looks like we are at the stage you were at in June. We found out on Friday that the final amnio results were completely normal (huge relief!). So now we are waiting for the big anatomy scan and fetal echocardiogram in a few weeks. We are hoping and praying for an outcome as awesome as Jackson's.
Congratulations on your adorable baby boy! I will be checking back for updates. Thank you for creating this blog. :)
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Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, as you can see I had Jackson a couple of days before you wrote on the blog.
Best of luck to you and your family, I know how devastating it felt to have this diagnosis, but in the end everything is going really well for us and I know it will for you too!
Jackson is doing incredibly well, the doctors are amazed at how well he is doing and quickly he did it!


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