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April 2015

Well this post has been long overdue. I’ve even had all intentions of writing a planner related post, but I’ve had a lot of stuff going on these last few months, for example:

  • The CBT course I took for 6 weeks
  • 2 nieces born
  • Dealing with my anxiety in general
  • Settling into work
  • Housework

I’m still trying to learn how to get by on very little & broken sleep. Just the previous night Dylan didn’t finally properly settle until 3am, and I know I am certainly not the same person because of being exhausted and tired all the time, and it’s hard. So many people comment how tired he looks but for some reason to him sleep is the enemy. I get better nights when he only wakes up twice but for a long time now he refuses to sleep in his cot or only manages a very short period in there, and the rest of the night I’m being kicked in the ribs. Both me & Dylan manage to sleep a lot better when he actually does go down in his cot (that’s the nights he only wakes twice) but they do not happen nearly enough.

He’s had his first “trim” courtesy of daddy while I was at work:

He likes to post things into the VCR, and he liked to wear mummy’s headband (until he snapped it this morning)

I have to double check the washing machine before I put on a wash.

He’s looking so grown up!

and even tries to dress himself!

I have been battling the clutter in our flat. It’s something that has needed to be done for a long time. I read “the life changing magic of tidying up” and started taking a few tips for now just to get things in order to make moving a little easier, when we do move. Then once we have moved we will have a better idea of where things will go and if we need to rid even more things.

So long January

My little monkey hardly ever sits still and he has the cheesiest grin! But don’t let it fool you. Within the blink of an eye, he can go from angelic looking to full on meltdown. They fail to mention that the “terrible twos” start from about 14/15 months old! I spend my days running after him, he most certainly keeps me on my toes! As for his sleep, well that is still very much an issue. He refuses to go down, he has split my lip on multiple occasions where the just thrashes about, and when he does go to sleep, he is back up just hours later. It simply seems that he is a bad sleeper, end of. Nothing I could do would change it, so I just have to go with the flow and if it means he ends up in bed with me by about 3am, then that’s what I have to do.

He even got his first shoes. We tried a couple of pairs on him, and the first pair he struggled to walk in as they seemed pretty heavy for his feet so we chose the airplane ones instead. We need to get him remeasured again now as it has been over a month.

On top of looking after Dylan, I have been cooking for the both of us too (seems daddy wasn’t too eager to try the butternut squash soup! My mum is going to try it so is coming over after work to get the last serving and I have 2 pots in the freezer for later) I had never had butternut squash before, but I cooked it anyway. Dylan is funny with his food lately… Unless he can grab it and feed it to himself, he doesn’t want to know, but I managed to get him to have a few spoonfuls and he happily dipped bread in it too and gobbled it up.

And I made some wholemeal cheese straws. All the recipes came from the Ella’s Kitchen Cookbook (both of these were from the RED book, though we have the yellow baking book too. I didn’t get on with Annabel Karmel book, and Dylan adored the Ella’s Kitchen pouches so it seemed a winner!) These are some pretty good straws, and I’m guessing because they are wholemeal, it must be better for us… right? 😉

I have been relying on my planners lots and things are improving anxiety wise 🙂 I have my book checked out of the library for the course which starts on my birthday. I have a lovely gold planner coming from China (£9!) and as my journal went walkies somewhere… Everything seems to be going missing, it’s so cramped in here that some things we are just figuring will be found when we finally move. Any who, as my journal went walkies and I cannot for the life of me find it anywhere, I also bought a “fauxbonichi” and a zippered case to keep it in 😀 That’s what my Christmas money went on. I will be doing a post when it arrives!

We have a walker on our hands! Last week after a while of taking one step and thinking better of it, Dylan decided to show off to his girlfriend when they were on their play date and took not just a few steps but a whole bunch of them! I knew he could do it and just needed the confidence to do it 😀 We didn’t get to go see the Coca Cola truck on the tour because of he has been really suffering with his gums, but after a few very very bad nights, he actually slept pretty well: Saturday night, he self settled on his one and only wake up of the night. It was much needed!

I have embraced the planner world and I feel like I am regaining control. I have an Erin Condren Life Planner which is the home planner, and will be a keepsake and as a documentation of our year:

and I have this compact Saffiano Filofax, which I managed to get really cheap thanks to a heads up from the girls on the UK Planner Addicts community on Facebook, with a December trial of DIYfish v3s1. As it is a compact it will be kept in the bag for out & about. The inserts from fish are absolutely brilliant, I was looking over the catalogue trying to figure out what would be a good insert for me at the moment and I chose the weekly on 2 pages (v3) as day on 2 pages was a bit overkill for what I needed. It was a toss up between style 1 and 5, but I chose 1 for December. May choose 5 for January though and decide which one is the best from there 🙂

I got a job! You may remember back on the post “Countdown Begins” that I wrote about a job that I was keeping my fingers crossed for? That’s the one I got! I had a phone interview and when I didn’t hear anything back within the 5-7 days, I called them up before being asked in for a face-to-face interview on the Thursday and was called with a job offer on the Monday before starting Saturday. A lot to take in, especially on 3 hours sleep (my poor little guy and his gums) on my first day but luckily it was health & safety and forms to fill in, and my very first shift is actually this Saturday. But looking forward to getting into the swing of things and settling into a new routine.

And I got new shoes from work:

Currently | November

Feeling tired. A Hanson Christmas streaming that started at 12.20am might have had a little to do with it, but it had to be done. The last one was a few years ago, so I certainly didn’t want to miss it, though I did turn it off at 1am to go to bed so missed the rest.

Attending an interview tomorrow… Eeeeek! Wish me luck

Watching Million Dollar Listing NYC. It’s on Tuesday to Friday, and I have only 3 episodes left. At least I still have 13 more episodes of Melissa & Joey left which is on Monday to Thursday!

Loving planners. Pins on Pinterest, Pictures on Instagram, Facebook group… I was given a tip on some Filofaxes going for silly prices in Homesense and I picked up the only one I liked the look of which was a Purple compact Saffiano. But I have heard about Dokibooks and would quite like one of them as they are super cheap 🙂

Perusing the Ella’s Kitchen baking book. Thinking of asking santa for the Cooking Book for Dylan this Christmas. He’s so much better with his food, it is quite a comfort. On Friday I sat down on the floor next to him and we both ate pasta bolognese that I cooked for us. He loved it 🙂

Listening to this year’s new Hanson Christmas song: “Finally It’s Christmas”. Love it!

Thinking that I am looking forward to Christmas, and that if I do get this job then things will be more stable. The uncertainty of knowing things would have to change at some point and not being able to settle into some sort of routine until that moment were the things that were getting me down most.

mmmbisto's Homemade Gifts Board on Pinterest: Gift ideas for everyone and for every budget!

Homemade Gifts Pinterest Board

mmmbisto's Homemade Gifts Board on Pinterest: Gift ideas for everyone and for every budget!

I have been working on this board for about 3 years and have amassed 656 pins and counting, with 737 followers and growing daily. I am super proud of this board, and so what better way of sharing it, than creating a pin for the board itself!

Gifts include:

  • Food & sweets
  • Toys
  • Jewellery
  • Clothes
  • Children dress up
  • Stationery
  • Toilettries
  • Homewares
  • Games
  • Accessories
  • and many more

Gifts for:

  • Mum
  • Dad
  • Babies
  • Toddlers
  • Children
  • Teens
  • Grandparents
  • Friends

All the pins are for all types of budgets, and all skill levels from packaging up store bought items (ie. Gifts in a jar, hampers etc) to making items from scratch, and for all occasions from Christmas, Mothers day, Fathers day, birthdays etc.

Some of the pins have links with How Tos and some of them are for inspiration 🙂 Hope you enjoy!

T’is the season

So Movies 24 changed over to Christmas 24, and both myself and Dylan sat and watched the Coca Cola Christmas advert together for the first time (for this Christmas) this week too. Now before you all start telling me “But it’s the beginning of November for heavens sake!!” Hear me out.

I have not been in a good place lately. It has been a mixture of a bad UC flare up, getting nowhere with job hunting (even though I had an e-mail last week and got excited as I was being put forward for a job by an agency… and haven’t heard a thing since and the general rule is if you don’t hear anything within 5 days it means “Thanks, but no thanks,”) on top of Dylan being super upset and not good himself and has since been put on a new medicine, plus as I haven’t been successful and found a job yet I had to have a review meeting at the job centre. And my parents went away on holiday with my brother and his family so I didn’t have them around. I ended up in a spiral of anxiety, feeling like I could barely breathe. It was at that point I phoned the doctors in tears. Enough was enough. The constant broken sleep night after night after night took its toll on me months and months ago, I most certainly am not the same person I used to be. I forget a lot of things and I am grumpy. My poor husband has been having to deal with the trains as well, lots of delays and cancellations this last fortnight after a long hard day at work, and then having to come home and comfort me. I needed to ask for help.

I still put on a smiling face to everyone, but once the door was closed, I would sit cuddling my gorgeous little boy and just burst into tears. We also got some terrible news in my birth group, and as daft as it sounds as we all only know each other online but we all consider ourselves friends including our children – as each of our kids are also “online friends” as far as we are all concerned. We have all been together as a group since we all got a positive test. Posting pictures and updates ever since so watching all of these babies becoming little people in their own right… and one of the little boys died on Halloween. It affected us all so much, and I absolutely broke down. I couldn’t imagine what his poor mother was going through. I found out on the Saturday and I gave Dylan extra hugs and kisses and held him so tightly.

With everything that was going on, I needed to try and get out of this hole. I have a doctors appointment this Friday for support. I have thrown myself into the world of planners, which with my memory of late can only be a good thing! I was having a pretty good day UC wise today so I ventured out to a baby group for the first time in months. While I was a bit apprehensive at first, it was at the library (and everyone knows how much I love the library!) and there was a familiar face taking the group which I didn’t realise it until I got there. And of course, my favourite time of year is Christmas so I have started all Christmassy things early. Except the decorations! Just movies and songs and thinking about Christmas here at the moment. Oh, and Hanson are doing a live streaming at the end of the month called “Finally it’s Christmas”, and I have such great memories from the last xmas live streaming that I will get up to watch this one. All the other live streamings I have passed on because I much rather have the sleep as much as I love the guys.
I’m also so in love with modern calligraphy, and Gareth bought me a calligraphy set one Christmas and I need to find it and get it out so I can play with it one weekend and do the class on Skillshare.

Dylan himself, apart from his teething and the battles we have trying to get him to go to sleep, is doing OK. We are having the toddler tantrums, he had a butterfly jigsaw puzzle for his birthday and he carries the face piece (the wooden cylinder in his left hand in the photo above) everywhere he goes. He is obsessed with that thing. And turning off the socket with the house phone in because everytime I switch it back on, it beeps, and so he loves it (as much as I tell him off for doing it)! His favourite food is blueberries. I keep a baggy of them in the freezer and put them in his pot straight after breakfast to defrost ready to have with his lunch. Then they are nice and soft for them to eat, and I always put extra in it so I can steal a few too 😉

We are getting there.

Countdown begins…

3 days. 3 freaking days! My not-so-little-anymore baby turns 1 on Saturday! This past year has been incredibly… I don’t even know the right word as it was just a mish mash of emotions.

“Seriously mum? Must you insist on taking photos all the time…?” He looks so grown up!

He has for quite a few nights been so clingy that I reverted back to co-sleeping if he absolutely would not sleep in his cot. He is really out of sorts with his cold and teething. Poor little dude. But doesn’t he look so handsome with his hair styled after his bath? LOL

Dylan loves playing with his cousins. He got to hang out with little cousin Oscar on Gareth’s birthday at a big soft play in Cardiff.

Oscar & Dylan

and lots of attention from his big cousins Elijah and Oliver too! Here he is being tickled by Elijah.

Dylan & Elijah

We shall be having a small tea party for his birthday with Gareth’s family. Super grateful that Gareth, Dylan and myself will get to spend the day together for his birthday 🙂

At the moment I am lucky that the monkey is napping in his cot at the moment so I can get all my paperwork up together for the job centre as I have an appointment tomorrow. This fortnight has seen another 5 applications made, and currently one rejection but hearing anything back is quite rare, but at least getting that rejection means you know where you stand. There is one job in that 5 I am keeping everything crossed for. It is weekend work pretty close to home and more than minimum wage in retail and I put my CV in to the store last week.

But all the stressing about everything has had consequences and that is my colitis is flaring. I am putting off phoning the IBD team at hospital for now by upping my meds to what they were originally (3 caps, once a day was keeping symptoms at bay and the nurses agreed for me to keep it at that, so I’m back to 3 caps, twice a day).

Just need to keep a positive outlook on everything.

Currently | September

Watching (kiddy shows) Jake & The Neverland Pirates, Curious George, (mummy shows) Tia & Tamera, The 100, new CSI, Bewitched, Melissa & Joey.

Feeling overwhelmed still, trying to juggle job searching and spending time with Dylan. And tired, though we are down to 2 wake ups at night minimum, it’s still exhausting.

Planning on doing something with the old blog, even though I say it all the time, I really REALLY need to get started on something.

Wondering how many times I need to say “NO! Don’t do that because…” to Dylan before he actually listens. His favourites are grabbing the bin and pulling it over to get at the rubbish inside, pulling DVDs off the shelves.

Disbelieving that he turns 1 in a mere 3 and a half weeks!

Waiting for autumn. The leaves have begun to change, and funnily enough this has only been my favourite season for the last couple of years 🙂

Wishing I could play my Sims game. So little time, and it doesn’t agree with the Mac very much, but so many memories dating back to my college days when I first started playing the original Sims. Not very interested in the Sims 4 at the moment.

Devising a plan of action for next week, when it comes to meal plans for the whole family, though myself and Dylan will eat together and daddy will have to reheat his food when he comes home after 7pm.

Trying to make our 1 bed flat work for the 3 of us, and keep Dylan safe. There is a gate at the top of the stairs (though we were told it wasn’t possible to have one) but we have to be super careful with it and we stuff a pillow down the gap and it works for us, we got a guard for the kitchen door as our doorways are narrow and couldn’t find anything that didn’t require drilling & fitting so had to get a guard instead, to be used when cooking so that Dylan can see me if he plays with some toys on the landing. The door remains closed, unless I’m going out there and let Dylan follow me and we also have some catches on the cupboard doors now, so thankfully no more pulling out his food out of the cupboard! The lounge is still a work in progress so his travel cot remains up so that I can put him in there if I need to do something where he can’t follow me.

10 months

It was a little sad celebrating Dylan’s 10 month milestone when it turned out to be the day that Robin Williams passed away.  Photos of him just seem to be a blur these days. I want to update my cover photo on Facebook but long gone are the days he would stay where he was put!

I think this was the closest I could get to a photo that I could use!  That face melts me every time.

Can’t really get cuddles much either, as he constantly wants to be on his feet but hasn’t found his balance yet. But he sure loves tickles! We are also on tooth number 3! (They are like buses!)

I adore Curious George, and no matter what we are doing, at 8am we stop to watch George. I find there is something strangely comforting about this show, I just love it and I cannot for the life of me put my finger on what it is. For me, the day is off to a bad start if we do not watch George.

My fitbit needed sprucing up, so I did this which has since come off, but that will be for another post I’m sure, as I have had my fitbit since 2nd January so I should do a post about it!

S, how is the weight loss going?  Pretty well I’d say! Over a stone off (148lbs starting, currently another lb off so 133lb currently) and just 1 more stone to go! Slow and steady wins the race after all 😉 This does mean I am going to have to go clothes shopping :/ I really dislike clothes shopping!

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As for the job hunting? Meh, do not ask. I have been on 1 interview which I still haven’t heard back about and have managed to apply for the same 1 job on 3 different occasions.


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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Week 4 of 6 on the CA Adventure

Although in my rushing around at home, I forgot to print the label for the commission quilt....alas you can buy these materials at retail prices wherever (just about!) But, I did save the binding for California since the domestic sewing machine I brought along with me has a great walking foot that assists with the binding so nicely. Photos of this quilt can be found on my posting last week.

On Monday, after dropping Duncan at work, I took off north of town to visit a couple of different friends. One the mother of a high school classmate of mine who had just gotten a new sewing machine. How fun was that to talk with her about some quilting basics since she says she'd like to try to make a quilt now with her new machine. The other friend was wishing for some strategy advice on creating a company, I'm always up for that! Good times!! I even got paid in cookies! ;-) Her FB page is These samples she did up real quick for me don't tell the whole story....but I personally appreciated them very much. One thing is for sure, Sue wants the cookies to be special for your specific occassion.

The accomodations that we have graciously been blessed with are technically challenged, so the rabbit ears that convert the digital signals don't get ABC. Well, if you know what is on Monday night's on ABC, this is not a good situation since the Bachelorette season premiere was this week. Fortunately, I have friends in town with cable and we were able to convince them to let us crash at their place for a couple of hours ...much later than anticipated, but none the less with popcorn taboot! Thank you Lollie!

Also, Duncan told me that tomorrow (Tuesday) we'll be going to the beach! WHOO HOO....I hadn't had a chance to walk on the beach when we had gone to the coast the first weekend, so this would be great to work on those heels!! Yes, those are quilt magazines in the lower left corner as I enjoyed the sunshine and sand at Grover Beach (south end of Pismo)!

Here is Duncan's handywork for the day:

After getting our car load of students back to the school, Duncan and I enjoyed a night out of Thai food.

I got a few WIP projects done (posted last week) and on Thursday went to the local quilt guild's meeting. The guest was one of their own local quilter's, Cindy Seitz-Krug, who has had many quilts in the big shows, including Houston, MQS and AQS locations and won ribbons there too! She quilts on a domestic machine and gave tips on what she has found to work well then shared a trunk show of several of her quilts. Here is her website: and hopes to create a retreat location in Arizona in the next few years. My pictures won't do them justice, so check out her award winning quilts page. Her "Bluer than Blue" can be seen at the right edge of the photo below.

When googling about her, besides finding winning quilts, I also found the above photo--Apparently, she is quite a hunter too!

During Show and Share -- I thought this flag was very clever. The 50 white stars are pockets that hold the state quarters.

Nice to have a stage area like this so that all the show and share quilts are easily seen by everyone.

This weekend at Quilting Gallery is 'Wind, Earth, Fire & Water' themed showing....I entered my 'Mother Earth' quilt which was a practice Disappearing 9 patch during the first few weeks after getting my long-arm machine. I had collected Fatquarters in a selection of rainbow colors, but when making this D9P it started to feel real 'earthy', thus the name. I tried several types of quilting designs in each of the different colored shapes.

I had this milk and cookies fabric in my stash and decided this was just perfect--total comfort, right? !!

So...hop on over to QG and check out the quilts, there are some stunning ones! Vote for your top 2 through Sunday May 20.

This weekend we're enjoying the high sierra's once again. This time we went to Yosemite from the south side on Friday, seeing another grove of GIANT Sequoias at Mariposa Grove and making a quick stop at the Summer Camp (Camp Wawona) where I spent many weeks as a junior camper and one week as a teen camper. We made it just in time to take in a beautiful sunset from Tunnel View. Many photographers were camped out waiting for half dome (in the far distance center of the photo) to turn pink and everything else be in shadow. The falls is Bridalveil. We returned on Sat. morning to see beautiful El Capitan and saw several climbers on the wall. We drove through the park and I pointed out the usual haunts that our family frequented all the times we would go there when I was a child.
Then headed across Tioga Road (open really early this year due to the low snow fall). At Olmstead Point you get a view that few see. The east side of Half Dome. Many years ago my family hiked to the top of Half Dome and camped overnight. A treat that apparently people are not allowd to do any more. I really didn't think I'd see this side of Half Dome again, so it was fun to have this vantage point today.

We continued on to the eastside of the Sierra's getting to Mammoth Lakes by mid-afternoon. Neither of us have been to this area, so it was fun to explore it WITHOUT snow. It included finding this 'earthquake fault' which is really a fissure from molten lava hundreds of years ago.

This tree stump is all hallowed out. A fun photo taken looking up through the stump.
Just at the end of the road where we stayed at Cinnamon Bear Inn, was this restaurant called "Slocums". When reading about its history we discovered the name comes from Joshua Slocum (not plural). Joshua was the first round the world solo sailor. I have relatives with this same last name! Not sure if it is a direct relative, but could be related in the long lineage of the family, but fun to see it anyway. Made me Google the name and found my grandfather who ran track with Frank Wycoff (a 3 time Olympian) now part of the online world.

It will be fun to see where all we get to on Sunday! 'til next week......

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Furniture SaleFurniture gross sales have historically occurred around President’s Day, Columbus Day, and other lengthy weekends. One fly in the ointment: Their online listings don’t say where the individual pieces are furniture are made, so, like Ashley Furniture, you’d truly must go in to a store and ask. End of the season sale is the very best time to hit the furniture shops and brand retailers to seek out modern furniture. We’ve not bought loads from the lodge furnishings outlet, just because we did not find out about it till we had already picked up most of our different furnishings. Then check the costs with at the very least three on-line sources and three local retail retailer outlets. Specialty and Furniture Stores – Pottery Barn, Crate&Barrel, Ashley Furniture, Ethan Allen and La-Z-Boy.

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My foodelicious week in pictures

Bakerellas Cake Pops

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The day I suprised my parents

Cafe Fernando's Korova Chocolate Cookies

Prep for the Wedding

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Monday, June 15, 2015

Turning 60! Local crime novels reviewed on Crime Watch

Back around the time I started this blog in 2009, a very smart books person asked in a magazine article why New Zealand hadn't produced very much in the way of crime fiction, Ngaio Marsh and Paul Thomas aside.

The fact is, we always had more crime fiction than was realised, it was just underappreciated. However, in recent years, things have certainly exploded, with some truly world-class local writers turning their hands to tales of mystery and mayhem. I'm pleased to say that Crime Watch has now published full reviews of 60 crime, mystery and thriller titles by New Zealanders, only 10% of which are pre-2005. There have also been some 'snippet' reviews (100-150wds) of other local crime novels, and there is much more to come.

Thanks to all the great reviewers who've shared their insights and given their time, including Margot Kinberg, Sarah Plant, Jeannie McLean, Karen Chisholm, John Ling, and Ngaire Atmore. I appreciate you all.

If you're interested in reviewing a New Zealand crime, mystery, thriller or suspense title for Crime Watch, please contact me on

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5 famous fan theories about TV shows

People love a good conspiracy theory. Is something true, or isn’t it true? We love to think that there’s a deeper meaning, a sense of mystery, to the things around us. One of these is TV Shows – we love to hear people’s crazy ideas about why a certain plotline really happened, or why a character had to die and so on. Here are five of the most known fan theories about TV shows.

Gilligan’s Island – Seven characters for seven sins

Gilligan’s Island is a very old show now, but at the time of its release, it was one of the most popular programs on TV. It focuses on the story of seven individuals who choose to go on a boat trip while on holiday. They get caught in a storm and end up shipwrecked on a deserted island in the middle of nowhere. The fan theory surrounding this show is that the group didn’t actually survive the storm! They ended up drowning, and all of them went to hell, with each one of them representing the seven sins. Dark!

Fresh Prince of Bel Air – Will was dead!

Wait, what? Could it be that Will Smith’s character, so bubbly and full of life, was actually dead? Well, apparently so folks! Diehard fans of the show have come up with the conspiracy theory that actually, Will was dead for the entirety of the show! In the popular theme song (you know all the lyrics, right?), Will sings about getting into a big fight, and as a result of this being sent to live with his uncle and aunt in Bel Air. The theory states that actually, Will died in the fight, and his idea of heaven is living in a manor house surrounded by friends and family. The theory goes on to state that the reason his mother and best friend Jazz only appear now and again is because they’re not dead yet, but they’re visiting his grave and speaking to him. Crazy, right?

Friends – They are all mentally ill

One of the craziest fan theories floating around is that all of the characters from Friends are suffering from a mental illness. ‘Friends’ is, without a doubt, one of the most popular and sensational TV shows of all times. People adore the characters, so why would they think that they’re out of their minds? Well, each character seems to have a slightly ‘crazy’ characteristic that could have placed them in a psychiatric ward. Ross can’t cope with the real world and loves to become absorbed in dinosaurs and history, due to Asperger’s Syndrome. Monica was bullied about her weight as a teenager which led to her having an eating disorder and depression. Phoebe is also depressed, following the death of her mother. Rachel has sociopathic tendencies, while Chandler suffered from a traumatic childhood that has left him very much damaged now. Finally, we have Joey, the fun loving character with his cheeky charm. The theory states he slept with a married woman, whose husband beat Joey up and left him with a serious brain injury. We prefer the original plot, thanks!

The Walking Dead – It’s just a dream (or a nightmare…)

Yes, that’s right. Fans of popular TV show ‘The Walking Dead’ believe that the entire show is actually a dream (albeit a very bad one…!) happening in the mind of the main character, Rick. At the very start of the show, we see Rick being shot and his life falling to pieces because of this. When he’s recovered, his life just seems to keep on going downhill, to be honest. Now, fans have come up with the theory that actually, this is all just one long dream going on in Rick’s head while he is in a coma in hospital, trying to recover from the gunshot wounds. When various people die in the show (and so, according to this theory, in his dream) it’s because they have stopped coming to visit him at the hospital.

Sesame Street – The Count drinks the children’s blood

This one is a bit of a dark theory for a children’s show. The fans of Sesame Street claim that the vampire puppet, The Count, lures children to his home to teach them math, but that it’s all just a trap so that he can feed off their blood. This is why Sesame Street continually had to be replaced. The theory even goes as far as to accuse the adults we see in the show of being in on the plan too, because none of them seem to do anything to prevent the children from visiting The Count or notice all of these children are disappearing and being replaced.

As soon as a show becomes popular enough to have a fanbase, the odds are that it will get a fan theory based on some obscure reference made in one episode. Some of these theories are very far-reaching, but some actually make a lot of sense. These fan theories are the best known because they all COULD be real. We’re not saying they are, but we’re not saying they’re not…


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[News]Teaser photo to Jewelry’s comeback 6th album revealed

Jewelry has revealed their image ‘with an edge’ ahead of their 6th album comeback.

After the craze with the ‘E.T dance’ they set last year with the song ‘One More Time’, Jewelry has ended their album jacket filming and they are counting down to their comeback.

Jewelry won the DaeSang during ‘2008 Golden Disk award’ and also many other #1s on music charts. And in the current situation of the ‘war of the girl groups’ in Kpop, Jewelry is back to take back the place of the queen amongst the girlgroups.

As to what dance they will be back with is much anticipated by fans, and also fans are looking to an upgraded Jewelry since members Han JooYeon and Kim EunJung continued with Jewelry S even after their previous album promotions ended.

Their 6th album will be released off and online on 25th August.

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Friday, 27 July 2012

This is my moment!

This is my moment!
This is my now.
I live in it,
I breathe in it,
I move,
I sing,
I dance.
This is life,
this is forever -
the rain now pouring over me
will never be the same again,
so I cry
I hope
I laugh like a little child.
I look at the sunrise as though it is my first,
as though it will be my last,
I pray
I smile
I love!
I taste the fresh air
as though I’m born again,
I smell the rose
as though an angel gave it to me.
I am here,
I am loved,
I am seen.
This is my moment,
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Thursday, March 20, 2014

Greece and Denying Responsibility

"It is clearly nonsense to argue that the damage done to the economy and health of the Greek people is all down to corruption and inefficiency within Greece and nothing to do with Troika actions. Denial of responsibility is particularly dangerous if it means not admitting your mistakes but, instead, repeating them. The tragedy of the Greek political class is not that they failed to enact Troika policies but that they acquiesced to them. The one ray of hope is that now the Greek government is no longer running a primary deficit, so it potentially has much stronger negotiating power. I only hope they use it".

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  1. The other nonsense is saying that all is only the fault of the Troika...

    Looking from far away I have the impression that no efficient reform of whatsoever has been done in Greece, and therefore it will stay as it was before. I would only be too happy to learn by convincing proofs that my impression is plain wrong ;)


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Wednesday, December 05, 2007

December 5 of 31

Christmas Display at the Gap. KNITTED yarn ball ornaments! I couldn't believe it! Yep!

This morning we got up bright and early and headed out the door. First I wanted to go to Zellers to see if they had something that I saw at another location yesterday, but they didn't have the right one in stock, so I wanted to see if they had another one at a different location. No such luck, but I did find a few other things that I needed while there. After spending quite some time there, we headed off to the mall to see if we could find snow pants, and eat lunch before going to the movies.

So at the mall, first I find a pair of snow pants at Old Navy in black. Ok, fine. I didn't care for the color (his Tommy Hilfiger jacket is red & navy blue). Whatever. For the few times we go to play in the snow, it didn't matter. 12-18 month size, 42$. FOURTY TWO DOLLARS! I couldn't believe it. But, I bought them, because I didn't know if I was going to find anything else, and they are returnable, 90 days. Next we check the kiosk in the middle of the mall, and nothing. They had snow outfits, but not snow pants, not even as a set. Next stop, Gap Kids. I found navy snow pants 12-18 month size. On sale from 68$ to 48$. WHAAAAT??? I also had a 10% off coupon for the Gap that Old Navy just gave me. (Cross promotion). So I bought them. They came out to 1$ more and change than the Old Navy pants. Whatever. They matched.

So then we went to the food court, and Sean had his bottle, and I ate lunch (Chinese food, Mmmm! Hit the spot!) Sean was being all cute after his bottle blowing on his trumpet that I had to take a photo (above) and take some video:

So then we went to go check out Winners and they had absolutely nada. Next stop, The Children's Place. Ohh! Lucky! Navy blue - 12 month size, 44.50$ on SALE for 40% off. YEY! The 18 month size was too huge on him, that the non-adjustable but stretch elastic straps were too big on him, so I had to go with the 12 month size. It cameto 26.50$ plus taxes. Great! That's more what I was thinking they'd cost! Not 52-53$ with tax!! His pants with taxes at The Children's Place came to 30.20$ with taxes. Much better! Though, I was hoping they still wouldn't be that much. So off to Old Navy & Gap we went to return the other pants we bought. Tomorrow - we go sledding on Sean's new sled in his new snow pants.

Then we met my mother, and went to go see Bee Movie. The movie was cute, but not 100% the greatest movie ever. Cute though. Definitely. Next week they're playing Enchanted again (which I saw) and The Golden Compass (which I don't want to see) so we won't be going next week. After next week they're on break from Starz & Strollers until the new year. It starts back up again on January 16th. So we'll see what's playing then. I guess they need the theaters empty for Xmas break.

After the movie I went with my mom and Sean to Walmart. Again, Sean slept in the carrier (as he did with my sister & I last week) the entire time we were there. I picked up a few items that I needed, and then we headed back to the car. My mom loaded the car with our parcels, I had dropped my house key which fell off my keychain near my trunk, just before I was going to put Sean into his car seat, so I put it in my coat pocket, and said I'd put it back on my keychain when I got back into the car. I loaded Sean into his car seat, and my mom put the carriage back and we left. I dropped my mom back off at her car at the mall where she met me, and then headed to the dry cleaners. When I got to the dry cleaners, while waiting for my stuff, I reached into my pocket to put my house key back on the keychain. GONE. I realized at that moment, the pocket I put it into, had a hole in it. GRR! So I paid for my dry cleaning, and headed home. At home, I dumped my purse to make sure I didn't put it in there, (nope) and searched my car. Since I could get into the garage, but not the house (same key for the front door and the garage door into the house) I decided to re-trace my steps. I went to the dry cleaners and double checked in the parking spot I was in, and even on the floor in the dry cleaners. Not there. I then drove back to Walmart. I tried looking in the spot I had been parked in, but there was an SUV in the spot now and it's much bigger than my car. Some lady was nice and went inside Walmart and asked them for me (since I had Sean sleeping in the car) if someone had brought in a key. No such luck. Anyhow, I waited for 45 minutes until the lady who owned the SUV came and moved her car. I had three people who passed by help me look for the key. Nada. Grrr! There was a bit of slush on the ground, but we would have seen it, for sure. It's a huge key and thick. Not so tiny. Yes it was alone and NOT on a keychain, but still!

Tomorrow when it's light outside, I will have to search my car again. It had to be somewhere. I have a spare key, so it's not the end of the world. I am also not worried about getting a new lock on the door, because if someone does find it there is no ID on the key to let them know it's from my house, and also - the Walmart is not even in my suburb, so they would never know that it would be to my house. (Plus we just spend about 250$ to change the lock from our duplex over to our new house, and had the lock changed so that the front door and garage would be the same key, so that would be less on our keychain). Not paying that again! Plus - we have an alarm system, I'm not worried if that key is 100% lost. Maybe it'll turn up in my car tomorrow when I can actually see. I am going to take a magnet and run in under my car seat, so see if it is maybe in a spot I can't see. I think the magnet idea will work. The key should stick to it.

This evening I went to Knit Night on Monkland. I had fun, but didn't have fun getting there. It took me an hour and a half to get into the city tonight, which even in the worst of traffic, has never ever taken me that long to get there. Usually takes me 20 - 25 minutes. With traffic - maybe 45 minutes. Tonight was double that!! I was listening to the radio, apparently the entire city was in gridlock on every highway! It was nasty. I have never sat PARKED on the Decarie Expressway before. I've been stuck in traffic on there before, but in rolling traffic. NEVER parked!!

I'm beat. More tomorrow!

AliP said...

Yes that danged traffic super cut into my knitting time. it took husbandman 2 hours to get home and me a 1 1/2 hours to get to knitting. ARGH.
Thats major knitting loss. LOL
Thanks for my order, chicka.

Bea said...

I love those black and white pictures! Bummer about the key, but at least it isn't a huge deal if it was lost for good.

Tara said...

I still can't believe you went to that much trouble to find a key when you already had a spare! I would have been, like, Asta baby.

Andrea said...

I love those Gap tree ornaments! What a great idea!

g-girl said...

you know, not every gap store had those big giant knitted balls on the xmas trees. I was in several different ones and maybe one or two of them had them. i love, love, love the video of sean playing his trumpet! so freakin' cute!! glad you were able to find some pants for sean at a lower price. sucks about your key. :P


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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Clogs & Logs

Yes, these clogs got spoiled rotten. Two nights in a row did they enjoy a hot and vigorous bubble bath. They even got to tumble a little bit in the dryer again as well. Lucky buggers.
They are now what I could only guess a size 8 US Women's. Unfortunately, I don't think this clog can slim anymore around "the waist," but hey, real clogs have "curves." This isn't Hollywood. My Aunt Charlene is one of those people who order Christmas gifts through one of those huge catalogues. You'll never know what you'll get next with every coming year. My father received a shoe-dryer last year, and has only occasionally (rarely, shh!) used it on his shoes after he exercises. But, low-and-behold! They were amazing for drying these clogs. The device has 4 hoses (yes, that's two whopping hoses per clog), and the temperature is adjustable. Yippy for me and my new felting thing.

I'm a 5-day-a-week AV shelver at my library and recently have messed up my knee (which can't heal because I work on it every day [oh, a sick-sad-cyle]) because my job is the bend down and put things away (and straighten) all day long. Well, ok...only 4 hours a day...but hey! It takes a toll. I think I was bending down in a squat too roughly, because now my knee is achy and needs to crack all the time, and just feels really messed up. I have a flexible brace on it now, and I hope it works, but I was wondering if anyone else had this knee-cap problem too. Any advise?
I'll leave you now with this mystery object, worked on "logs" (Size 50 US needles. Yeah, I'm totally serious. A baby tree, right?). What ever shall it be?
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Zipper Box Bag made with a Serger

Been inspired lately to make some life size projects (non-miniature) - gasp! I'm taking this fab online Beginner Serger class at Craftsy and we just made box bags. The teacher, Amy Alan, is great. Here's mine:

I gave the bag to my mom for her birthday. She happened to be carrying it while shopping and photographed it at Zara:

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Plushpussycat said...

You chose really adorable fabric, Jenya! I love those whimsical critters! xo Jennifer


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Birthdays and Another Aquarium

When our branch first opened 8 months ago, there were 3 teachers and 5 administration staff. We've been expanding steadily since then and now have 11 teachers and 6 admin. Our enrolments have settled to around 300 students, but we're aiming for 350.

Recently we had a staff dinner to celebrate our expansion. Seated here are all of the current Saha staff, minus me who took the photo. Dinners like these are always a good time to spin a yarn or two.

Here's me and Liz, who is an Australian adoptee from Sydney. She recently joined us as an April English teacher with her husband Simon. Liz was originally a reader of this blog back home, and after some correspondence between us, she ended up getting a job at the same branch. One day you might be working with me too!

The following day was Heather's birthday. We had dinner with some colleagues before heading off to the Pusan National University area, known as PNU in local lingo. In this photo Heather is posing with the necklace I bought her.
A pretty necklace for a pretty girl. Hoho.

We ate at a restaurant on Mount Keumjeong, where they sell goat meat as a delicacy. Although it's fairly close to the city, apparently this is the only area that will sell it in restaurants. I ate goat meat before in Australia because I used to live with a French flatmate whose friend liked hunting in the Australian outback. One day he showed up at the flat with the remains of a feral goat he had shot. We ended up cooking it with red wine sauce.
Goat meat is tasty, fairly chewy and similar to beef.

Then the following weekend it was Jef's birthday. I remember coming down on the bus with him from Seoul after training. Eighteen months later and we're still both here and going strong. Jef wanted to eat at an Italian place in Kyungsung-dae, which turned out to be quite nice. Although it was more authentic than the average Italian restaurant here, you will always be served with sweet pickles as a side dish. It's the substitute for the ubiquitous kimchi banchan. For some reason Koreans prefer the sweet spiced pickle over the arguably more delicious Polski ogorki. Give me the latter any day.

After that we went to the Kino-eye bar, a place with a cinematic theme to it. Jef had organised an extended happy hour for everyone. Are they all girls at his table? Well, yes.
Jef is tall and witty, hence being very popular with the ladies. Nearly as popular as me.

On the right is my new friend from Pusan University, Min-Hyo. We speak a mixture of Korean and English to each other and get along well. He brought his friend along and we enjoyed some Long Islands together. Korean university students will generally choose Korean beer and soju over more pricey Western spirits.

And then in the wee hours of the morning we gathered a small crowd and went for some late supper. I think there needs to be a new name for the meal eaten at this time (between the hours of 3am and 6am, but before you have slept). It's not really a supper and it sure isn't breakfast.
Nestled in the blur of this photo is Maya, a Korean-American who recently joined the company. Here she's displaying the appropriate dispensal method of toilet paper after a minor spillage of alcohol at the table. There are numerous techniques for doing so.

Remember when I took you to the COEX Aquarium in Seoul all those months ago? Well it was only until last weekend that I ended up visiting Busan's very own aquarium in Haeundae. It's a little smaller than COEX, but is owned by some Australians from Queensland. Heather and I decided to visit on an otherwise lazy Sunday afternoon.

The tanks were big enough. I once saw a documentary on how they manufacture the glass for large aquarium windows. It's a complicated process.

Heather thinks these fish are ugly. I'm not sure what the purpose of the fleshy forehead is, but I think it looks kind of nice and reminds me of mandarin flesh.

Most of the fish were similar to the ones in COEX, so I'll spare you the details this time. These stripey eels were new though. Stripes can mean many things in the animal kingdom, but it usually means 'stay away from me please'.

Some cabbage eating tortoises. They would look nice in a knitted tea cosy.

This tank spanned two floors with double viewing platforms. It was designed to show the depth differences between the surface and bottom feeders. I liked the shimmering effect of the lights.

'Jellyfish' in Korean is haepari which literally means sea-fly. These ones were swimming around a fluorescently lit tank in a mildly mesmorising fashion. I stared at them for around 5 minutes. Those ones at the top seemed to have tangled themselves up and were all trying to swim in different directions. That's why you need to keep your tentacles to yourself.

Similar to the COEX Aquarium, there was also a walkthrough tube with sharks and turtles swimming overhead.

These kids were looking at the Haeundae display, a car that had been converted into an aquarium with large goldfish inside.

Since coming to Korea my eyesight has slowly gone fuzzy. According to Wikipedia it's because my eye's crystalline lens has lost elasticity resulting in a limited ability to change focus. So I went to the angwa, or opthamologist, for a diagnosis. It ended up that my sight wasn't all that bad, but I now have these particular glasses for when I need them. My eye test and glasses together cost me less than $100, but if I wanted the cheapest frames, it would have only cost a mere $30.

Maybe I need glasses because I'm studying too much these days. I go to Korean school on weekday mornings for 4 hours before heading off to work. Here is Ratana, one of my classmates, who I studied with back in the fall term last year. He's a Sri-Lankan Buddhist monk who lives at the Taejongdae temple. I asked him what he does in his spare time, and he said he likes to surf the net. Sometime soon he'll be visiting this website. Hi Ratana!

Sending us off this week are the students of my English Chip 3 class. They're a noisy bunch but full of energy and fast learners. It's always good to teach a few younger classes because they remind you how much fun it was before you really knew about the world.

That's all for this time! Spring has slowly started to arrive, so it's high time for some more outdoor activities.

Jinhae Cherry Blossoms

Every year for about 2 weeks in the spring, a cherry blossom festival is held in Jinhae, a town about 1.5 hours out of Busan. You may remember that we went to Jinhae about a year ago, when Skipper took us to have a look around. I was keen to go back, as it's one of the nicest seaside towns in Korea.

We took a coach bus from Busan at an ungodly hour of morning, to avoid the rush. It was a good decision because by early afternoon, the roads coming into the town were piled up with traffic for several kilometres. South Korea has nearly double the population of Australia.

Once in the town, we simply followed the crowds and ended up catching another bus which took us to this large carpark. One would assume that there would only be one festival at a time in a small town like Jinhae.

Apparently not so. It soon dawned on us that this particular gathering of people was not for cherry blossoms, but for a navy exhibition. There were a few information stands around and some displays, like this old search-and-rescue plane. We wandered around for a bit, even though learning more about Korean naval history was not our original endeavour. One may as well make the most of every situation.

This is a geobukseon, or turtle ship. It was a famous Korean invention and this replica was rebuilt with the help of historians. Originally the dragon head at the front contained a device for creating a smoke screen.

We walked around and soon found what we were looking for. Cherry blossoms are quite nice because all of the trees blossom within the same short time of year and shed petals so frequently that it looks like snow. They were all over the town, lining almost every street including those of the naval exhibition carpark.

Here are some of the happy chaps that accompanied Heather and me. On the right is Min-Hyo, who you may or may not remember from Jef's birthday, then An-An who studies Korean at the same school as me, and next to her is Emily. Randall and Cara from the Hwamyeong branch also came along.

You don't need to be a talented photographer to get good looking photos of cherry blossoms. This picture makes a good desktop background if your old one is getting dusty.

So after we meandered around the carpark, we headed back to the town centre to try and locate the cherry blossom festival. Although there were cherry blossoms everywhere, there was apparently a focal point for it somewhere in the city. Most locals didn't know what we were talking about though and kept directing us around in circles.

After an hour of walking around we finally found it. This stream area was what we had heard about. It was in a quieter part of town but worth the walk.

Here's Heather and her twin sister posing for the camera. When they were young, it was difficult to tell them apart in photos. These days it's a lot easier because they like to style themselves differently. You will never see them in matching outfits.

Heather picked out that jumper for me. These days she chooses a lot of my clothes because she has better taste. She also knows all of my sizes, which I haven't learned yet.

After crossing a small bridge we came across this mule. They're funny animals.

The sign around its neck informs people that you can sit on it and have your photo taken for 300 won (30 cents). Randall told me that every year they have an 'Eeyore's Birthday Party' somewhere in America and everyone goes wild.

It wasn't long before Cara jumped on. She's from Texas, so that's probably why she didn't need any help. In an instant she swung her legs over the mule like a kung-fu hero and surprised the owner who wanted to bring her a stool to stand on. Even the mule was as surprised as a mule could be.

We walked around the town a little more and ate lunch. This is a large bin full of cabbage, ready for the next stage in the kimchi preparation process. Koreans eat so much kimchi that they have to import cabbage from China to keep up with demand. I eat it just about everyday.

The next weekend we went out to Tongdosa, an area north of Busan for a bonding trip. These gatherings occur every so often for the administration and management staff at our company and their purpose is to strengthen the network between branches. I was invited because Heather is the vice-branch manager at Hwamyeong. They lit this fire in the middle of a soccer field to start the night's activities.

There were various competitions run by a special corporate bonding company which were interesting. People were invited (aggressively) to come up to the stage and perform in front of everyone. Here's the Busanjin staff singing a song. I won a $5 internet voucher for dancing rather poorly in front of everyone.

Before long the ante was raised and larger mobs of people were getting in on the action. It lasted for a few hours and was fairly entertaining.

The food was good and included all the staples of a Korean buffet like pork ribs, raw fish and sea-snail soup. Whenever food is laid out in front of hungry Korean girls, they will undoubtedly use the exclamation "Masshigetta!" which literally means "It's going to be delicious". They will say this continuously in 1 minute intervals until they get to eat.

Then came the real bonding. The company had ordered copious amounts of alcoholic beverages for us to consume at our leisure. We stayed up for hours eating, talking and playing drinking games.

In Korea, there are many variations of different drinking games. In general they require a little bit of skill and a lot of luck, and are designed to get people tipsy a lot faster than normal.
This is a game called 'Baskin Robbins 31'. It's a little difficult to explain, but basically it's a counting game, where the inevitable conclusion is that someone will have to drink when they are forced to count the number 31. Players can affect the outcome to some degree and the loser has to drink a metal bowl full of beer.

The next day we woke up and someone decided it was a good idea to go for a hike. So up the mountain we went.

Luckily we didn't have to go too far. The scenery was quite nice because the colours of spring are coming out. It was nice to get out of the city for a while and although I didn't sleep much, it was an interesting trip.

Next weekend I'm going to Jeju Island, so I'll let you know how that goes. The Saha work blog is coming along nicely, with a couple of posts from the other teachers arriving. If you haven't already, check out the link on the list to see what's going on at the branch.

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25 May 2006

To kick off the new blog, a new mix.

May 2006; format: CDR

01 KT Tunstall, "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree"
02 Madeleine Peyroux, "Dance Me To the End of Love"
03 Cat Power, "Could We"
04 Shivaree, "I Close My Eyes"
05 Neko Case, "Hold On, Hold On"
06 Kath Bloom, "Come Here"
07 A Girl Called Eddy, "Somebody Hurt You"
08 Emm Gryner, "Forget Georgia"
09 Jen Trynin, "Getaway (February)"
10 Saint Etienne, "Dream Lover"
11 Kate Bush, "Sunset"
12 Nelly Furtado, "Try"
13 Blossom Dearie, "Rhode Island is Famous For You"
14 Joan Armatrading, "Show Some Emotion"
15 Roisin Murphy, "Through Time"
16 Keely Smith, "Don't Take Your Love From Me"
17 Bebel Gilberto, "O Caminho"
18 Kirsty MacColl, "Innocence"
19 The 6ths with Katherine Whalen, "You You You You You"
20 The BellRays, "Have a Little Faith in Me"

Made for my mother, for Mother' Day, of course. One scan at the artists here and you'll see why I chose that particular title. This is not the first mix CD I've made for her for that holiday; MUSIC FOR MOTHERS debuted 2003, followed by MORE MUSIC FOR MOTHERS last year. I considered calling this one MOM THE SEQUEL for a long time; indeed, that's still its name in my iTunes.

Not much left to say except the obvious: this is a selection of music I like that I could imagine my mother listening to and enjoying without finding it weird (or deeming it "acid rock", one of her favorite descriptions of stuff that often has nothing to do with either acid or rock). Though I couldn't imagine playing anything from more than half of my music library for her, I'd like to think there's some common aesthetic ground between us. After all, throughout my teens, we managed to harmoniously listen to the radio in her cassette-deck-less Grand Am without strangling each other.


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Memorial services set for Patsy Terrell

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TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – A memorial service is scheduled to take place this Saturday for a Kansas lawmaker who passed away.

According to Davidson Funeral Home a memorial service will take place for Patsy Terrell on Saturday, June 17, at Morrow Funeral Home in La Center, Kentucky from 10 a.m. to noon with the service at noon.

Terrell, a Kansas Representative, (D-Hutchinson) was found dead in her hotel room on June 7, 2017. Police tell KSNT News the death was due to natural causes.

A visitation will be held starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 24, at the Fox Theatre in Hutchinson, Kansas. That will be followed by a memorial service and celebration of life at noon.

According to her obituary, Patsy was an avid supporter of the Smallville Comicon, which is occurring the same day as the Hutchinson service. Comicon participants who wish to are welcome to attend the service in their costumes.

She was born in Paducah, Kentucky and a resident of Hutchinson, Kansas for 33 years.

In lieu of flowers, A memorial fund for Ballard Memorial High School will be established in her honor. Details of that fund will follow at a later time. Details of a memorial fund based in Hutchinson will follow at a later date.

In a document she left behind for her lifelong friend Greg Holmes, she left behind five possible epitaphs that he could use at the time of her passing. Among them:

“Lived Fully. Laughed Loudly. Gave generously. Gone.”

“Lived, Laughed and Loved. Continuing that elsewhere.”

“Lived fully every day. No regrets now.”

“The journey continues … It has been magical.”

“A magical journey so far … no regrets.”

To read her full obituary CLICK HERE

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NE Seward Avenue construction wraps up in time for Fiesta Mexicana

TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) –  A long-awaited street construction project in Topeka’s Oakland neighborhood is complete just in time for a popular local event.

A stretch of Northeast Seward Avenue officially opened to traffic on Friday. The stretch from Branner to Sumner was under a complete roadway renovation for the last two construction seasons. The project included things like water main replacements and streetscape amenities.

The construction wrapped up just in time for the start of Fiesta Mexicana.

Although Fiesta parking is available on Seward, those in charge of the event recommend using other modes of transportation.

“We do encourage the shuttle,” says Roxie Ortiz, a publicity committee member with Fiesta Mexicana. “The shuttle starts running nightly from :30 to 11:30, and then on Friday and Saturday they will go until midnight.”

Fiesta Mexicana kicks off with a parade at 10:30 Saturday morning. Food sales and festivities get underway on Tuesday.

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Sunday, May 13, 2007

May 13 - darkest day in Malaysia's history

Today, May the 13th is another day in history. A dark day. No words can exactly describe May 13.

Just a reminder to all Malaysians, especially those young and inexperienced politicians of all races, in particular the famous son-in-law and the keris wielding youth leader, mind your language!

They should be reminded of what Almarhum Tunku Abdul Rahman said three decades ago.

"The promises we made, that is to live together with the maximum of understanding and goodwill, are still fresh in the minds of many older men. Can our people forget that grand record which brought so much glory to our country? Disasters are taking place around us and governments fall like ten-pins. People have had to flee their countries for safety elsewhere, happiness for them is gone; many have lost their loved ones. Could we risk facing such a catastrophe (and it is easy for trouble to break out here) where people in this country are made up of so many races and so many religions and are so divided?

"It is a risk not worth the taking. The well-being of the country rests on understanding and goodwill among the people, and this must be the first consideration of all our good citizens. Our nation came into being through our joint efforts. It was nurtured by us in its infancy, and now that it has grown to maturity we must not ruin it."

Let us pray that there will never be another May 13. Never.

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Ahirudin Attan aka Rocky said...

Thank you for the reminder bro. But I think it is too late for keris-kisser to mend his ways. If he stops his keris act, he will be seen as even weaker than the wimpy image that he has created for himself. If he continues with the act, he will not appear stronger either.
This is the Hisham dilemma.


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Augustine Nursery / 845 338 4936

I bought a gorgeous specimen tree at Augustine's — a weeping european beech that had an elegant, one of a kind habit. Family-owned. Large selection of medium to large trees and shrubs.

Adams Fairacre Farms / 845 336 6300

I go to Adams for natural soil amendments like the Epsoma line of products and Mexican bat guano. Also, Foxgloves gardening gloves. Wide variety of herbs and annuals reasonably priced. Some lovely fruit trees too. Bought a pear for my mother here. Good size shrubs and trees including a cool Harry Lauder's Walking Stick (Corylus avellana 'Contorta').

Botanical Interests

This Colorado-based seed company has one of the most beautiful catalogues featuring drawings of herbs, flowers and vegetables. Many heirlooms and organic varieties. They've signed the Safe Seed Pledge: to not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. No GMOs.

Catskill Native Nursery

The absolute epicenter for all things native plants. Diane and Francis usually can answer any questions and make wonderful alternative suggestions. I source native Nymphaea (hardy water lilies), iris and other water plants here too. Recent large selection of blueberry bushes.

The Cutting Garden

Large selection of organically grown flowering perennials in a lovely cutting garden setting. Several different cultivars of Echinacea like Harvest Moon and Sundown. Masses of hyssop and Shasta daisies. Pick your own.

Farmer Jones Barns

845 688 2842

Rough cut and untreated lumber to order. Untreated lumber is especially great for organic gardens and raised beds. Get untreated hemlock for longevity.

Gallos of Woodstock

845 679 5113

Gallo's Nursery is conveniently located in Woodstock, carries a wide selection of hardy perennials, groundcovers and herbs and a nice assortment of peach, pear and apple trees and blueberry bushes. His hydrangeas and lilacs always make me swoon. Nice pots too.

Herzog's Supply Company

This Kingston hardware and supply store is my go-to place for all those essential odds and ends related to hardscaping. Contractor Department in the back is very helpful, friendly and quick.

Hudson Valley Seed Library

A very Catskill-local seed source with an online catalogue and presence at farmers markets. Locally grown organic seeds make for hardy, more successful seeds in my garden. Their Art Packs are excellent gifts for gardeners.

Jeff Collins Stone

845 688 7423

The only place I know to carry specially-dyed dark brown mulch that is so rich and dark it has a tint of aubergine. Jeff's Garden Soil is worth the extra money; he mixes in manure and mushroom dirt. It is the only soil I have used for clients with wonderful results. My source for cut bluestone. Customer service pretty excellent.

John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds

This catalogue for Connecticut-based John Scheepers company always has unusual vegetable heirloom varieties like White Wonder cucumbers, Little Orlando eggplant, Milano Black zucchini squash and Magenta Sunset Swiss chard. They've signed the Safe Seed Pledge: to not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. No GMOs.

Johnny's Selected Seeds

A dizzying selection of vegetables, herbs and greens. Friendly customer service, employee owned company. They've signed the Safe Seed Pledge: to not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. No GMOs. Maine-based.

Kerns Nursery

Exceptional selection of perennials, grasses, annuals and edibles and lovely full shrubs, as well. Kern's garden shop is full of garden inspired gifts like soaps and gloves, pots, ornaments and urns, seeds and tools.

Pure Catskills

Karin Ursula Landscapes is a member of Pure Catskills, a “buy local” campaign aimed at supporting the local food community in the Catskills region. Pure Catskills works with hundreds of farms and food businesses throughout Delaware, Greene, Otsego, Schoharie, Sullivan and Ulster Counties in New York State, and also partners with numerous regional organizations that support agricultural economic development in the Catskills region.

Story's Nursery

Story's is the place to go to for hardy trees and shrubs in various sizes including BnB (balled and burlapped) and bareroot perennials like daylilies. They deliver large orders.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Good week for blogs, bad one for MSM

A day after bloggers clobbered the Lexington Herald Leader for trying to ignore the Kentucky Tea Party, little known Member of Parliament Daniel Hannan has the most watched video on YouTube.

For the uninitiated, that is a very big deal.
"How did it happen, in the absence of any media coverage? The answer is that political reporters no longer get to decide what’s news."

It's worth a few minutes to learn more about this tipping point. Read it here.


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