You tell me. You hear something about Roger and Dodger and you're like, I'm getting rid of that. Roger and Dodger, no way. Welcome back to my channel. Today we are starting a very exciting, well maybe it'll be a series, depends if everyone likes it or not, called Odd Book Out. Shall I put the thing in now? Go. I bought together seven fantasy books.  If Tom discovers which plot is fake, he wins. If the liar survives, Megan wins. Who is the odd book out? So we have got seven fantasy books. And Tom is going to have intervals where he gets to ask me questions about any of the books. I have to tell him what the plots are. But one of these is a plot that I am completely making up and he has to try and guess which of those it is. After each round, he has to eliminate one of the books and at any point he can say, I think I've got rid of the fake one and we can stop the game. So we got this video idea, or Tom really came up with it, from the channel Jubilee does videos where it's like six vegans and one non-vegan and they have to claim that they have to all pretend that they're the vegan. And so we've basically just ripped off their idea and leaving it as our own. My approach to this is to go on with books that I haven't read yet because A, usually if I've read a book you've heard me talk about it a bit and I want to give you that leg up and B, some of these I don't have the clearest idea on plot anyway and so you may think I'm making it up because I don't know a lot about it and think that it's the fake one. We have got Six of Crows by Lee Bardugo. I don't know who that is. You do know who that is. We've got Skyward by Brandon Sanderson. We've got The Crawl Prince by Holly Black. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I don't know who that is. Strange the Dreamer by Lainey Taylor. A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Mass. And we've got Middle Game by Seanan McGuire. So you're allowed to look at the covers obviously but you're not allowed to look at the back or inside. So you've got to work fairly fast. I think a minute and a half will go really quickly. What's your approach for this? I've heard of Erin Morgenstern and I've heard of Lee Bardugo only because of your videos. And I get the two of them mixed up because they've both got a book that's got blue and gold on it. Erin Morgenstern I just always would have thought she was a rip off of Lee Bardugo. They're not actually very similar. Don't listen to me. That's absolutely founded on nothing. Court of Thorns. Court of Thorns and Roses.  Mate, you should see the new ones are releasing even worse. I think it's a bit... Sanderson is going to be difficult for you to lie about. Okay, why'd you think that?  I wasn't really listening. You ready? The Crawl Prince. What was this set? So this is set in like a fey universe. Fairy. Court of Thorns. Where's it set? That's also fey. And what time period is it set? I don't... I get... It's a court. I think it's like a court book. Sean and Maguire Middle Game. I don't know what time this is set. That's all the period? No, I don't know. What genre is it? It's kind of like sci-fi, fantasy-ish. That's suspicious if you ask me. I found that comment to be very suspect. Stranger Dreamer. This is probably the most unique one out of all of them. This is like set in the clouds in the sky. On a village in the sky. Village in the sky? That's not interesting. Night Circus. I just know that this is set in a circus. Does it bear anything to do with her other books? Is it like in the universe or something? No, not the same universe. Is it also like fantasy type... fairy type stuff? No, not fairy. No. It's a fantasy circus. Night Circus, yeah. Just quickly... You're not 25 seconds... Now pause that though. Do you remember those books that everyone liked when we were kids? In like a circus type thing? No. Approximately 10 hours later... Sanderson, have you read anything else by this person? I haven't read any Sanderson before. Is there any of these books that you've read from them before? Besides the obvious? Megan, for God's sake... No, I haven't. No, only Leigh Bardugo and Erin Morgenstern. Oh no, and Sean McGuire I've read from before. Time is up. You've got to get rid of one. You've got to get rid of one. I don't think you've made up Erin Morgenstern, for example. Because that's going to be harder to lie about because I'm aware of that author. I wish I was just trying to get rid of a vegan. Getting rid of a vegan would be far easier. Shall we give you just that round as a free? And then we do another round. Because I don't feel like you've got to get into much deeper. No, it's tough. It's tough. Because we only had a minute and a half anyway. So it's been another minute and a half. I think we'll start doing two minute rounds. Now you have to get rid of one. Are any of these books written by vegans? I don't know if any of these authors are vegans. Well, we'll just have to wait and see. You are so inquisitive, my darling. The Cool Prince is one of the most suspicious of. Are you aware of any of the main characters in there? No. No. The two lead characters. Court of Thorns and Roses. I know anything about the main characters in there. I know her name begins with F. It's like fair, fair. She is kidnapped because it's a beat in the beast retelling. And so she's like kidnapped into this fairy court. You said that early and you went crippled. I'm trying to trick you. There you are.  Sorry, I stopped recording. Megan said that this sounds like the characters of Roger and Dodger. Yeah.  I'm intrigued by this one. This sounds like a really interesting book set in clouds. Do you know where this author's from or where it gets motivation from? I think she's American, but I don't know. I don't know other than that. It sounds anime-like. Brandon Sanderson. I know that her dad was a pilot and she really wants to be a pilot, but he quit, like you know in military when they run away. He did that and so he's seen as like a traitor. So she's not allowed to go into the pilot school. Okay, that sounds quite interesting as well. I've got to get rid of one now. Okay, easy. Court Thorns and Roses is number one culprit at this moment in time. Success! A, because Megan was putting on a typical face when she lies, but then she could be aware of the fact that I know what that face looks like. So it's really difficult to tell. Beauty and the Beast retelling, if you're going to make up a story, it's really easy to make up a story like cover that's just a retelling of something else because then it doesn't involve like brain power. Also, it's got a shit-front cover and I just don't like the look of it, so I can't go. Should we go again? Another two minutes? I feel pretty confident, but I don't know. Okay, Six of Crows, you've got this in the Collectors Edition. I did. You've got it in the Normal Edition as well. I don't. How much does this relate to her kind of discworldly, tight universe? It's set in the same universe, but like that the Shadow and Bone trilogy is kind of set in like a fake Russia, this geology is set in like a fake Amsterdam. A fake Amsterdam? Yeah. I think somebody's trying to set me up. I believe that. A fake Amsterdam? Yeah, fake Amsterdam. Why would anyone want a fake Amsterdam? It's already got a lot of canals. So it doesn't bear any relation to the woman who beams light out of her chest? No, but it's set in the same universe. Are they aware of each other? I don't know if she's aware, but I think some of the characters in that book are aware of the characters in this book. I think they appear. Roger and Dodger? Yeah. One's good at language, one's good at math. The guy who created them wants to be gods and become a god with them. Quickly, The Crawl Prince? Yeah. This is one of the most famous books. Really? This is the most famous? Yeah, one of the most. Because it's the weakest front colour left on the table. Number one, please judge me. Number two, please hate me. Because number three, I love it. I'm getting my head in the muddled because, to me, Roger and Dodger just don't scream through this front cover. But I can kind of get the whole kind of gods thing because it's like got stuff at the top of his fingertips and like traditional art, it's like God's touching man and stuff and he's like creating life with his fingers.  It's just some sort of Dennis the Menace fan or something. So I'm going to get rid of this one for that reason. Because Roger and Dodger, and even if it is a real book, that's a crime. Calling it characters, Roger and Dodger. Sorry if you're called Dodger out there. I just can't think. I'm going to up it to two and a half minutes so we can get a bit more in depth for some of these, okay? A bit more in depth, okay. As you understand this book, how much does the front cover pertain to the actual plot? I know that there are two magicians in the circus who are kind of like falling in love, but they're also battling against one another. Of these books here, how many of them follow like your traditional story arcs in that they're like beginning, middle and end? I think The Crawl Prince is a very typical book. These are all series apart from The Night Circus. Oh, so that's a standalone. That's a standalone, the other four are all parts of series. Okay, well that looks like it was part of a series, but that's interesting. Like the culture of that sky people, is that based on any sort of culture? I think it's kind of medieval.  That sounds weird to me because if I'm thinking of making a book about sky people, I think they'd be like technologically advanced. What it's to do with dreams. Right, it's the dreamer. So our protagonist believes that he can heal the society through dreams. So through collecting, he starts with insects and it's kind of him trying to get more power by getting the dreams of more concept. You're not lying about that. You're not lying about that. That is nailed on true. If you're lying about that, that's masterful, the whole insect thing, because it's bumped on the front. Night Circus, I don't think you're lying about either. Six of Crows, I don't think you're lying about either. Crawl Prince is a suspect. Okay, my logic is that if you've got like a really telling front cover. So Six of Crows telling front cover, at least for me anyway. Night Circus, everything Megan described related to the front cover. Sanderson, that makes loads of sense. The Strange of Dreamer, that was one of my suspicious stuff because it's a slightly more vague front cover until Megan managed to tie in the whole insect thing. The only thing, maybe it's because I've lacked questioning of it, which is like, well should I really get rid of that? But at the same time, I haven't questioned it much because I can't tell a lot from the front cover because to me, along with the Crown Thorn's book, Court of Thorns and Roses, it looks like a really generic front cover. Maybe I'm a bit of a weird one for that, but it just looks like... They're probably the most too generic YA. They're the most popular YA series, probably. So I might get rid of this because the other four seem like stories that hold water. They're water type. So for that reason, the Crown Prince is out. And I am confident in those three that I have gotten rid of the mole. Okay, is that your final answer? That's me. I'm sealing that shirt. You lost? I lost. Okay, wait. I won a contest. Wow, maybe I just didn't... I think I questioned the Six of Crows least. And maybe I was intimidated by the fact that it was by the most famous author, at least that I'm aware of. And that's when I was like, well you're not going to pick the one that is the most famous author to lie about because that's giving you a harder job because I'm more likely to be aware of the things she writes. I'm like... Yeah, you're very aware of what I've written about this. So I'm going to assume that is the one. But if it's one of the bottom three, then I'm very impressed by your capabilities. It's not Six of Crows. It didn't lie to you about that. Wow, holy...  Yeah, go on. It was Strange to the Dreamer by Lonie Taylor. You made that one up. I made it up.  I was so certain it was the first book I got rid of. I was like, she just sent it beginning to death. She was giggling. You did really well on that. Thanks. Yeah.  Did you make up the whole sky, people? Yeah. It was a basic part of the intro. No, I made it all up. And I was like, that is such a bizarre story that she wouldn't have made that up like the whole cloud people. Well, let's talk about the ones I got rid of. Because they sounded more generic, Megan is surely going to craft a story which is more generic and it's easier to lie about if that makes sense. And underestimate me. I didn't necessarily underestimate you. I think if I was going to do it, I think what I'm saying is I probably underestimated your gamble because I'm actually thoroughly impressed with what you managed to come up with here. You should be proud of yourself. Thanks. Because actually, once I got in the court of thorns, I was pretty confident that the... You'd done it. I'd done it.  We're going to have to make a new one because this is going to be three minutes long. But that is actually quite cool. Maybe you could do it over like Skype or something with another booktube and try and fool them because it's pretty easy to fool me. Yeah, it's pretty easy to do. But you can pull out books that they've never heard of before. I'm interested to see if you guys would have done a better job as well. I think they would have done. Well, they probably know all the books. They know all the books. But surely. Okay. Right. You tell me. You hear something about Roger and Dodger and you're like, I'm getting rid of that. Roger and Dodger. No way. Maybe I was a bit hasty on the whole cool prints then. So which of these are you most looking forward to read? So, well, court of thorns and roses on the cool prints I only own for a video. I would not have any interest reading these necessarily otherwise. So I only own them for a video. That's maybe what came through to me. Yeah. The fact that they were suspicious. The fact that you didn't have the same sort of energy about them. Of the two that I thought sounded the most interesting. Yeah. Was The Night Circus. Yeah. And Stranger Dream and Your Lie. If I was going to read any of them, I would have read that one. And maybe that's what convinced me. Yeah. I would definitely read that. That had the most interesting premise. And this one interested me because it was a standalone. And I think personally I would always choose to read a standalone over a series. Yeah. Thank you very much for watching everyone. Let us know if you liked it and we'll do it again. Yeah. Yeah. I just can't believe you've won that. I thought they had no chance of winning. I can't believe it. I can't. Thank you very much for watching. We hope you enjoyed and I'll see you very soon with another video. Bye.


Francis North was ironing clothes in her kitchen as her two young children slept. Since her husband worked the night shift at an industrial plant, she was startled by a noise in the front room. Thinking one of the children made the noise, she left to check on them. As she stepped into the front room, a masked burglar accosted her, screaming.  He then pushed her into another room and beat her. The intruder then ran out the front door, taking the revolver and a Waltham brand watch.


Thank you for attending the Bomber Heights Area of Water and Sewer Improvement Community Design Meeting. If you have the ability to see the chat message, it does have a link, which I'm not sure if you click on that and that'll work or not, but the link is also going to be at a PowerPoint. Your project manager is Liam Conlon. His phone number and his email address are both in a chat. If you can't see the chat, make sure you can write down what's on the PowerPoint. After the meeting is over, either by Friday or by Monday, we'll have a copy of this PowerPoint on the project page and a copy of the video on the project page, so you can either watch the video or you can flip through the PowerPoint. We're going to have everyone muted until the presentation is over and then we will take your question. Liam, you ready? Ready, yep. Okay. We've prepared a list of agenda, so we have the introductions, we have the project overview, the project area, frequently asked questions, and we have a timeline. So your project team includes project manager, Liam Conlon, his phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. The email address is Liam.Conlon at Forward, Texas, which is all one word.gov, and the engineering design consultant, our plumber and associates, and project manager is George Ferrell. Why are we doing this project? Forward prioritizes replacing water and sewer lines that have a high risk of failure. Risk of failure is determined based on available data, which includes the following water membrane history, leak history, tall-circuit television inspection, which is called CCTV, the edge of the line, line material, dead service lines, and cast iron lines. What drives this improvement project? This capital improvement project includes the replacement of existing cast iron water lines. These water lines would be replaced on Mohawk Avenue and Penrose Avenue, Humane Avenue and Culver Avenue, Burley Avenue and Willis Avenue, Delaware Court and Penbroke Highway, Linden Drive and Bayfair Street, Fairfax Street and Whitehead Street, and Cedar Hill Road. The project scope, this project is nestled between Benbroke Boulevard, Southwest Boulevard, Mary's Creek and Lowell and Horace Elementary School. The immediate boundaries are Gaston Avenue to the north, Marks Place to the east, Vickery Boulevard to the south, Benbroke Highway slash Highway 377 to the west. The project area would recover a couple of stages, so we have Penrose Avenue from Gaston Avenue to Whitehead Street, which is Water Only, Humane Avenue from Fairfax Street to Penrose Avenue, Water Only, Mohawk Avenue from Old Benbroke Road to the east, Dead End is Water Only, Mohawk Avenue from Penrose Avenue to Marks Place, Water Only, Culver Avenue from Fairfax Street to Penrose Avenue, Water Only, Burley Avenue from Fairfax Street to Penrose Avenue, Water Only, Cedar Hill Road from Culver Avenue to Aberdeen Drive is Water Only, Fairfax Street from Willis Avenue to Wycliffe Street is Water Only, Wycliffe Street from Royal Drive to Fairfax Street is Water and Sewer, Willis Avenue from Benbroke Highway to Old Benbroke Road is Water Only, Denmark Court, which is a circle on Willis Avenue is Water Only, Benbroke Highway from Leiden Drive to Willis Avenue is Water and Sewer. Leiden Drive from Highway Drive to Mayfair Street is Water and Sewer. Mayfair Street from Leiden Drive to Willis Avenue is Water. When our water will be turned off, water will be turned off for 15 to 30 minutes when service is transferred from the existing line to a temporary water line and when the service is transferred from the temporary water to the new line. These switchovers are done during the day. The contractor will knock on the door and the customers know when the water will be turned off. The transfer tip of the grid takes 30 minutes for house or business. How does the temporary line impact my home and water bill? Temporary water line ensures that you are not without water during construction. In the summer months, the continuous flow keeps the water from the common stagnant and the above ground line. During the winter months, water must be continuously flowing through the temporary line to keep the line from freezing. Customers should also keep their faucets dripping. The bill for water usage, while you are on the temporary water line, is based on the average of the previous month's usage. We know extra charge. Will you need access to your property? Construction will be in the streets and easements. If a warm water needs access to your property, we will contact you. If an easement is needed for your property, City Land Agent will be contacting you soon. Will sewer service be disrupted? Sanctuary sewer service will not be interrupted. Use sewer cleaners when being installed at the property line. Sewer cleanout provides easy access if a backup or blockage occurs. Will I have access to my driveway during construction? An inspector will be assigned to the project when we are ready to start construction. The inspector and the contractor will work with residents who need driveway access during active construction hours. Will the City Trash Truck be able to pick up my trash and recycling during construction?  Will there be any closures during construction? Yes. The signs will be posted toward our movers. On our construction hours, the hours of construction are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and if requested by the contractor 8 a.m. to 4 or 5 p.m. on Saturdays. Timeline, this project is still in the design phase. We expect to finalize the design, advertise for bids and select a contractor during the spring summer of 2023. We will host a community construction meeting after we have a contractor on board and before construction starts. Where can I get more information? You can go to www.4mortexas which is all one word.gov and type in the project number 103-382 in the search bar on the home page. Bummer Heights area water and sanities improvements will pop up. To get project page updates, scroll down to the bottom of the project page and take on subscribe to this page. The link to the project summary slash frequently asked questions will be linked to this project page. How do I report an emergency or non-emergency? Emergencies, water bed breaks, sewer backups, 24 hours a day,<PHONE_NUMBER> and select option 1. Non-emergencies, the water quality center is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and it's the same phone number<PHONE_NUMBER> that is closed on city holidays or you can download them by forward app from the app store or Google Play. You can report sewer oversails, leaks and water bed breaks. Missing or broken meter leads, water theft, water violations, no water service, water pressure issues and other sewer concerns. Again the contact information for this project and project manager is Liam Conlon, phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER> and my email address is Liam.conlon and forward text is remember us all one word like told the engineer design consultant is clever and associating and the project manager is George Farrell. Thank you and have a nice evening. I think we got someone from council district three's office. Danelle, did you want to say anything? Yes, no, I am here. Sorry about that. I was on my phone and just was able to log in on my computer. No, I am here and just happy to be learning and answering any questions that anyone may have of us. Okay, we also have Dave Robertson. Dave, do you have any questions? Yes, a couple. First of all, let me just say thank you for the presentation and answered a number of the questions that I had and I look forward to clicking on the link and following on with the project. I have a couple of different homes on the on the route that the work will be done and I have some questions specific to my property that have to do with water and sewer that and I don't want to take in other people's time up here. Would Liam be the perfect or the correct person to be talking to about my individual questions or is he managing this project and should I direct them elsewhere? Liam is your point person for this project. I'm the point person, yeah. Did you get his phone number written down? I did not, but I'll email him. Okay, sounds good. All right, we also have Serena Moore. Do you have any questions? I'm here with Plummer. Okay, great. Okay, and we have a call-in user. I'm not sure if that's one of us or if that's another resident. Liam, can you go back to that slide that shows how they can get to the project page? Okay, so this one's really easy because there's not a lot of projects that have the word bomber in them. So 103382 will get you straight to that page. As Liam said, if you want to keep track of the progress, we try to update anything once a month. Sometimes we get a little bogged down. It takes two months, but if you will go to the bottom of that project page and it says subscribe to this page, whenever I do an update, it's going to send you an email. It won't tell you what I've updated, but it does tell you the page was updated, so you can ask questions if you have those. And Liam, I think we said spring or summer of 2023. We'll come back. Is that correct for construction? We still have to get a contractor on board. I'm pretty sure that was spring and summer of this year. Yes, okay. Anybody else have any questions at all? This is Dave Roberts again. If I could jump in with a quick question, and I know this is a tough one to answer. I saw all the work on Mary's Creek. I know it takes quite a while to get it all done. So do we have a projected completion date at this time? Liam, we'll have that once we get a contractor on board. Can you answer that for me? Hang on. Just a second, guys. Dave, can you ask your question again? We were having technical difficulties. Sure. I was wondering if you had a projected completion date at this point. Not at this point because when we get the contractor on board and we get close to the start of the construction, we would have another meeting. This would be a construction meeting with the contractor, a public meeting just like this. At that point, then we'd have a better idea of when the contractor would be, what the schedule would be. And will we get another notice of that meeting like we got a notice of this meeting? Okay, great. And I noticed that we're primarily doing water. I noticed that on Mary's Creek, we did gas, water, and sewer, and then you repaved the street and put in sidewalks. Any of that additional work in this project? Will you be repaving the street? Will you be putting in sidewalks? No, not now. Okay, thank you. Okay. If that's all the questions we have, just give me until at least Tuesday to make sure the project page is updated. Again, we will turn this WebEx video into a YouTube video. So you're going to be looking for a YouTube video link on the right side of the bar. And we will also do a PDF of this PowerPoint so you can just flip through it if you want to get some answers that way. And we'll probably come back and see you in about six months or less. Thank you, everybody. Thank you.


There's history here. And here. There's history there. History is everywhere. Welcome to Jacksonville's historic Beekman House. The house was built in 1873 and it was lived in, occupied by only the one family, the Cornelius C. Beekman family. And the house is still completely furnished with family artifacts, which is a rarity today when most historic homes are occupied by or furnished with period pieces. The house is now owned by the city of Jacksonville and it's managed by historic Jacksonville. And that's who I represent. So today you're going to get a look inside the house at some of the Beekman furnishings and get an idea of some of the programming that we do here. We try to, the goal of historic Jacksonville is to bring historic buildings in the town to life, because all of Jacksonville is a historic landmark district. But without some events and activities going on, they become just old buildings. And we want them to live. We want to bring the history to life and share the stories with you. Why this house is important, I've already mentioned that it was, that was lived in and occupied by the only the one family, but Cornelius C. Beekman was probably the wealthiest and most prominent of the pioneers who settled Jacksonville. He was a banker. He was invested in real estate. He invested in mines. He sold textbooks. He sold insurance. He was an entrepreneur. He took advantage of all the opportunities that were available in Jacksonville in the late 1800s. So we're, we love to tell his story and share it because it was so interesting. He actually got his start as an express ride, rider for Crammon Rogers, riding two to three times a week over the Siskews, down to Wairika to carry gold letters, newspapers, whatever, and bring them back. And when Crammon Rogers went belly up, he, he took over the business. He established Beekman's Express. And that's how it expanded into all of his other activities. About 1856, the miners were asking him to save their gold until there was enough to go to the Menton San Francisco. So he bought himself a large safe. And that's when Beekman Bank started. So we'll hear, we'll talk about Beekman Bank in another time. But today you get to see about the house and all that went here. The house is, it's actually, although he was one of the wealthiest men around, it's actually very modest because modesty was the ethos of the time. It was before the, the Queen Anne's, and if you got it, flaunt it of later in the century. And Beekman, Beekman was a very down to earth man. And so we love sharing what he and his family experienced because that's one of the things they experienced, all the things that happened in the late 1800s. And then the children experienced them well into the 1950s. So we love sharing that here with you. We love to bring the Beekman house to life for you. And we do it in many different ways. We do regular Victorian theme tours where we look at a different aspect of Victorian life through the lens of Jacksonville and the Beekman family. Some of the tours we do, they include Victorian medical practices. They include Victorian architecture, they include etiquette. We do travel in the Victorian era. But and then we also do all four weekends during the month of December when we celebrate Victorian Christmas. We also though, we bring living history back to you, but we've moved the time frame. So you're no longer now in the Victorian era when we do our living history.  You have hobos looking for handouts. You've got, it's just, you've got Franklin Roosevelt is running for governor and Groucho Marx is on the radio. And the Beekman children are back closing up the house with help from a cousin and help from their former housekeeper. And they're reminiscing about growing up in the late 1800s, but also commenting on current affairs. So these are the programs, some of the programs we like to share with you here. Oh, well, my goodness, look at all those friends that have come to visit. We were just expecting Aunt Kate today. Well, please come in out of this heat. Ben and Kerry are going to be so happy that you've come for a visit to step right on into the parlor. I've been fussing around in there and we'll visit a little bit. We thought you were Aunt Kate and she was expected this afternoon. My, I hope you didn't have any trouble getting here. The streets are quite torn up, aren't they? My, my, all these people of Jacksonville are trying to find every little bit of a gold that they can. These are very hard times. Oh, well, Kerry and Ben are upstairs and Kerry should be down any minute now. And I've been going through her music and records to decide which ones she should take back to Portland with her. Oh, I'm so sorry. You might not remember me. I'm Lulu, cousin Lulu. I married Fletcher Lynn and you remember Fletcher. I'm pretty sure he was, you know, he grew right up here in Jacksonville and lived here all those years. We don't get down very much, but, you know, we were here for Julia's, Aunt Julia's funeral. My goodness, what a, what a lot of people were here to pay their last respects. You know, her casket was laid out right there in the corner of the parlor here. And there were ferns banked and the family stood behind those.  They were in the sitting room even, standing outside. They probably couldn't hear the reverend say his piece about Aunt Julia. Well, oh, it was very nice, you know. And Kerry's piano student played the piano and her students sang. Well, they played on Kerry's beautiful, mathushic piano. Have you seen that? Such an instrument. Uncle Cornelius bought that for her in the east and willed it to her in his will to make sure that she got. Now, mathushic, he was one of the greatest American piano innovators of all time. And piano makers after that made their pianos like his. It's gorgeous. It's rosewood, carved, just a gorgeous instrument. She had her musicals right in this room. I used to tease her. We have a lot in common, Kerry and I. I've taught music at the university and then moved to Portland and sang solo at the Presbyterian Church. And of course, Kerry and Aunt Julia were, they are, you know, very involved with this Jacksonville Presbyterian Church. So we've had quite a lot in common. It's so nice to have her living in Portland now. Well, she and Ben are upstairs. They're going through all these things and I told Kerry that I would just absolutely go through her records and her sheet music to decide. Now, I was just about to play one of the records on the phonograph. Would you like to hear? Now, this is another gift from Aunt Uncle for Kerry. He loved music and so I'm going to just play this for you. It's pretty tricky, you know. You have to be very careful so you don't scratch the record. It's quite lovely. I think she should take this, but listen. You can control the volume by opening the doors. What do you think? It's very nice piece. So, well, my goodness, Kerry should be down any minute now.  Ben, I'm so sorry. Mother would be horrified. In the back of the drawer, I found her old panellettes. Well, they date probably from 1890, 1900, but they were in such good condition that I couldn't throw them away. I thought maybe I should just put them in a box for the poor farm. They, somebody's bound to find those warm and comfortable. Mother's anywhere you're going to give to the poor farm? Well, I thought somebody might appreciate them. I'm just so embarrassed that I left them out here when our guests were here. Mother would be horrified. They have her underwear on display. I just was clearing out the closets and the cupboards, and I... Sounds like an idea. We certainly don't need to keep them, do we? No, no. And I thought somebody might appreciate them. They're still in good condition. And then the same thing with the things on the bed, these are, they've been there forever. So I was just going to leave those things there. That piece is older than we are. That came across, that's probably 1840s, I think. I know it's been there as long as I can remember. But then I put Mother's crazy quilt pillows there to brighten it up because the, the jacket coverlet is reinstated. But you know, Mother was so well known for her extraordinary needlework skills that I thought those were a beautiful sample and brightened up the room. And I don't want everything to be there. No, that can just stay right. That's a good idea, a great idea. So I thought I'd leave those as is. And then so many memories with the sewing machine. This was where Mother spent hours, you know. That's a beautiful place. Coming in and... Well, and she made all of my clothes when I went off to Belle Saint Mary. So I, we didn't have to. We were able to buy factory clothes, but she just loved to sew. But I was going to ask you about giving that away to Louise. That's a wonderful idea. She sewed, she had a big family. And Mother taught her to sew. She spent hours here, so. That would, why do we call these things go to? Dress forms. Those were mine. Those were your dress forms. Yes. My lips are sealed on those. But they are flexible. So she can adjust those to her daughters. But yes, those were my dress forms. And then I've been through just about everything in the closet, but I do have some questions to ask. Seven closets to her. You've been through one. We have seven, six to go. Goodness. But there are a couple of blouses in there, a beautiful condition. And I thought of giving those to Aunt Mary and Ashlyn. Wonderful idea. Well, they haven't been doing as well. You know, a lot of people have been suffering with this depression. And we were just very fortunate. Well, because Father did not invest in the stock market, is why we're not selling the house. Well, and then we did inherit money from the New York uncles, too. So I hope everybody else is doing all right during this economy. It's really been difficult. It's been difficult. Ms. Kerry, Mr. Ben, I was just seeing what else to fix you guys for supper tonight. There's a lot of canned goods in the pantry. And I know you won't be needing them when you go back to Portland. Well, you can take some things with you, but you definitely don't want to take these pickles. That's for sure. The Beakmans were so good to me and my family. When Floyd and I got married, they sent over a set of sterling silver flatware, except they left out the knives because they didn't want to cut our friendship. And to this day, Ms. Kerry still sends a very generous Christmas remembrance every year. The money sure helps out in these tough times. My husband, Floyd, he's mainly a rancher, but he's between jobs right now. Sometimes he goes over to the manure orchards and helps his cousins pick pears. Floyd likes to say they got plenty of people to pick the pears, what they need are people to buy the pears. But really, working for the Beakmans was more like a luxury. In 1904, they installed the sanitary sink right here. Prior to that, their cook had to haul water in and out of the house about 16 times a day from the well outside. And then they had to haul dirty water back out again. And this refrigerator ice box, the Medford Ice Company still delivers. You just put the sign in the window and the bottom number tells the driver how many pounds of ice you want. So much more reliable than the old cool house we had out back. And the old stove, she sure is a beauty. But I must admit, I'm a bit partial to the gas stove that I have at my house right now. So much easier to just turn the knobs to get the temperature that you want. Back when I was cooking for the Beakmans, I had to stoke the fire and then move the pots and pans further and closer in order to get the temperature that I wanted. Yes, I'm definitely much more partial to the stove I have now. Oh my, will you look at the time? My husband Floyd's going to be picking me up in just a little while. We're going to go dancing down at the Natatorium in Medford tonight. We're thinking about entering that dance contest. You know the Walk-a-thon? They'll pay us a dollar an hour for every hour they keep moving on the dance floor as long as it's at least 300 hours. Floyd and I think we have a pretty good chance of winning. We've been dancing for as long as we can remember. In fact, we used to go dancing here on Saturday nights and met in Jacksonville at the old Oddfellows Hall. In fact, it was at one of those dances where Floyd and I first met. But lately, the dances have been getting a might-bit rowdy. Too many young men getting liquored up. So a group calling themselves the Jacksonville citizen civically went to the City Council and asked them to put a curb on sin. They wanted more police to be monitoring the goings on at the dances. Well instead of just adding more police, the City Council shut the dances down. That's not what anybody wanted and nobody's been real happy about it since then. Ugh, but look at me just nattering on. I'm sure you have better things to do than to listen to me talk. And I really must see to some of those supper preparations for Miss Kerry and Mr. Ben. So if you don't mind, I'll just have you come out through the summer kitchen here and I just wanted to say thank you again for coming. It's been real nice having you visit. And I know Miss Kerry and Mr. Ben really appreciated your visit. So be careful on your way home. I did see some hobos hanging out on the street corners this morning. I'm Kerry Beekman and I'm always happy to be in the Beekman House. In fact, we've been brother and sister for so long that when you ask what it's like to play the role, it's just my other self. I'm Robert Hyde. I play Ben Beekman, the son. The Beekman's had two children. Kerry and myself. So we have a good time here. We've been doing this for some time and we're pretty knowledgeable of 1932. And I think pretty comfortable working together. So my big brother is constantly teasing me. There's a lot of things to tease her about. She had a few problems socially that I tried to correct. And it's successfully, of course. But marriage isn't for everyone, right, dear? Yes, that's true. And we do talk about our problems. We do share those. Yes. I am Lulu, Lulu Lynn, their cousin Fletcher's wife. And I taught music at the University of Oregon. And we don't get to Jacksonville very much. But when we do, oh, when Kerry and I, we become such close friends because of our music. And I know that she was involved with the Presbyterian Church as I was. And my goodness, I know that there are many, many wonderful stories we have to tell. And we have such a good time going through all the cupboards and classes, finding out more secrets to share. And I'm Louise Manir. I was the housekeeper here at the Beekman, for many years. But I was more than just a housekeeper. I actually became a good friend of Miss Kerry's and Mr. Ben's. And it's my pleasure to be able to come back and help the family whenever I can because they've been so good to me over the years. And it's just been a joy to be able to share this time with them. Preparation after all these years isn't very difficult. I do try to fix my hair as Kerry might have in 1932 using your, what do you call those crimpers? Oh, little clamps. Yes, the hair clamps. From the 1930s. Yes, we try. And then all our clothes are authentic to the time. So these are all very old. We're not that old. But I think we all really are in character the minute we step in the door. Well, I think stepping in the door puts you right in character, whether it's this year of 1932 or in past years that the Beekman House has performed. I feel that way. And what I do to prepare is I read the information that we have. And then rather than trying to memorize, I rather put my own personality into the theme of it. And I think the same. I practically read the scripts. I've been a docent through the Beekman House for other occasions and just kind of taking all that information and kind of incorporating it into what we're doing for this living history. But just learning about the character or the person, the character, and just trying to internalize who she was and trying to figure out how best to do justice to her. I appreciate the 1932 because that era doesn't seem so far away to me. My parents were married in the 1930s. So the issues that are going on there with the politics and the country and the economy, it just it's a lot of it seems quite current to what's going on in our country today. And we do have a good time relating it to our guests so that we express our pleasure at them making a long trip on the dusty roads. But my goodness, with the price of gasoline going up, they can relate to that with the difficulty in getting acquainted. Well, you mentioned the politics, but with new presidential candidates. So it's fun to speak in 1932, but see how closely it relates to what our visitors are experiencing. At this time. And then to share that information with him, because they do interact and so many of them know that time period as we do. And the stories that we've heard from our family. And it's been interesting to see when people come through the house and their grandparents maybe had a sanitary sink, like the one that we have in the Beekman house, or they had a bathroom that they also purchased at Sears. And so it's kind of fun for them to say, oh, my grandparents used to have something just like that. That's very neat.  And she peaked in the pantry in the kitchen and I said, you can't touch those are artifacts. And she said, artifacts, those are my kitchen items. Thank you so much for joining us today. And we hope to see you here at the Beekman house for one of our many events. You can get more information at our website, which is historic Jacksonville.org. Or you can email us at info at historic Jacksonville.org. So what can I say? See you at the Beekman house.


Hello friends. I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So in this video, I'm going to discuss about introduction of data structure and algorithm. So first I will be telling you brief definition kind of thing related to algorithm. Then we will discuss data structure in detail. So if you see this first slide, which is containing two points. So here first point is saying algorithm is a step-by-step procedure which defines a set of instructions to be executed in a certain order to get the desired output. So basically an algorithm is a process through which we receive some input, then that input will be processed so that we can have the desired output in terms of results. Then if we talk about second point, so it says algorithms are generally created independent of underlying languages. That is an algorithm can be implemented in more than one programming language. So if you have a process, then you need to write an algorithm for that process. And then after implementing an algorithm, you can implement that with the help of any programming language. So if you are good with C, then you can implement your algorithm with C language. If you are good with C++, then you can implement your algorithm with C++ as well. Or if you are good with Java, Python or any other programming language, then you can convert that as well. So this is brief introduction of algorithm. Now let's discuss about the data structure. So data structure is basically a place where we can store the data. And now you can combine them together. So data structure is a place where we can store the data. And algorithm is a process that will be applied on that stored data so that we can identify the output or we can get the desired result. So if you see this diagram, so here data structures are divided into two parts, simple data structure and compound data structure. So simple data structure you might have used and see like you have created variables of in load care or you also declared pointers. So these are simple data structures where limited data can be stored. Now, if you want to store data in quality or use data you want to store, then you can use compound data structures. So these are divided into two parts further. First is linear data structure and second is non-linear data structure. So in linear data structure we have array, link list, tag, use and in non-linear data structure we have tree, graph and piles. So in my upcoming videos you will get to know how we can use these data structures. So if you see array, link list, tag, use, tree, graph and piles. So all these are various topics or chapters. Those are available under data structure and algorithm subject. So I will be providing you videos related to these topics so that you can understand them as well. Before going into deep, so let's discuss about the characteristics of algorithm. So this is very important to know like what characteristic should your algorithm have. So first is unambiguous. So if we read the description, so algorithm should be clear and unambiguous. Each of its steps or phases and their inputs and output should be clear and must lead to only one meaning. So they should be clear. There should be some meaning whatever you are writing as a step for the algorithm. So this is first characteristic of algorithm. Second is input. So an algorithm should have zero or more well-defined inputs. Third is output and algorithm should have one or more well-defined outputs or should match the desired output. So if your algorithm is not providing desired result as output, then that algorithm will not be implemented by any programmer because it doesn't make any sense like if your algorithm is not providing meaningful output. So input and output both are key component of an algorithm. So if you have right input and right process then only you will be having right output as the desired result. Then fourth point is finiteness. So algorithms must terminate after a finite number of steps. So it should be finite. It should not be infinite because infinite algorithms are of no use because they will not be terminating any point of time. So it should be finite so that we can receive a particular output as the result. Then next is feasibility. So it should be feasible with the available resources. So algorithm should be that kind of algorithm that can be implemented with the available resources. So you need to focus on the resources while you are implementing the algorithm as well. Then independent. So algorithm should have step-by-step directions which should be independent of any programming code. So remember one thing while you are writing any algorithm. So don't remember any programming language in your mind. Forget all those programming languages. Just focus on the process. After implementing the correct algorithm you will be thinking about which language I need to pick to implement this algorithm. But while you are writing the algorithm don't think of any programming language because if you put any programming language related steps in the algorithm then that algorithm should not be generated. So remember these things these are very important steps or characteristics of algorithm. Now next is important operations. So these are some important operations that we can do on data structures with the help of algorithms. So here you can read from the data structure point of view. Following are some important operations of algorithm. So algorithm as I earlier told you is a process and data structure is a place where we store the data. So we write process so that we can apply them on data structure. So first operation we can do that is search. So algorithm to search an item in a data structure. Second is sort algorithm to sort items in a certain order so it can be ascending or descending as per the requirement. Then we have insert, update and delete so these are basic operations. So if you are implementing any process so that will be doing any insertion operation. It may be doing any updation operation or maybe doing any deletion operation. So these are key operations those you can perform on data structures with the help of algorithm. So if I talk about arrays because you might have gone through with arrays in C language as well. So if we focus on the array so what we do, we read input inside array from user then we perform certain operation and then we provide output as the result for the user. So here you can see we can apply searching on array, we can apply sorting on array, we can apply insertion on array, we can apply updation as well as deletion. So these are key operations that you can apply on various data structures or data structure and algorithms. So this is all about introduction of data structure and algorithm. So I hope you understood what data structures can be available in data structures and algorithm and what are algorithms. So after watching this video now you are familiar with the DSA. So keep watching more videos related to this subject so that you can get to know how we can write algorithms. How we can implement these operations which are listed in front of you with the help of data structures and algorithm. So I will be posting videos related to those. So keep watching them and try to understand how data structure and algorithm works. So thank you for watching this video.


Hi everyone, in this tutorial we are going to talk about the browser object model and window object in javascript language. The browser object model is used to interact with the browser. So if I want to interact with the browser and if I want to interact with this current opened page or this opened window, I need to use the browser object model and the default object of browser is window. So similarly, if I want to work with this opened window, I need to use windows object. Window object represents a single window or tab. So if we are having one window or one tab, that means that we're gonna have one window object and if we have five windows or five different tabs, that means that we're going to have five different window objects. Also window object has few child objects. Windows child objects are document object, history object, navigator object, screen object and location object. You can access these objects directly, that means you don't need to use window keyword when you want to work with them. So when you're working with them, instead of typing window.document, for example, you can avoid usage of this window keyword and you can just use keyword document. So if you want to work with a window or a tab, we need to work with browser object model. Its default object is window object and its child objects are here. In the next tutorials, I'm going to talk about these objects and I'm going to create browser object model playlist in which I'm gonna put tutorials of these objects. You can find this playlist in the video description. That's all in this tutorial. Thanks for watching. See you in the next tutorial. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel. Thanks for watching. Happy coding.


If you could buy any shoe in the world, what would it be? Ooh, that's a tough one right now. If I was going Jordan's, Fragment Travis Ones is what I don't have right now. If you could have one shoe in the world, what would it be? It would be the pair of orange, grateful dead dunks. My dad's a huge deadhead and I was raised on that music for like the first 15 years of my life. So like when I saw them come out with that, I was like, all right, if I could have any, that's my number one girl now. So I might have to get a pair. I mean, there's one pair right there. So I may, I may have to cause something to that. Uh-oh, we got a cash out video coming soon. If you could buy any shoe in the world, what would it be? That's a great question. Right now, it's probably those green and off-white air forces.


How's it going everyone? Caleb here with Layton Sports Cards. Next tonight we have a seven box break of Panini Limited Football 2021. This here is going to be number 20. Thank you so much for joining. I've got the results for your right here. Seven boxes of it. Good luck everyone. Let's get right to it. See what we can find. Two autos, one men per box on average. Usually one of those is an RPA. Although not guaranteed to be. Let's get to it. Tyron Taylor, George Cato the 49, 49ers and it's going to be a patch here Chris Godwin. Patch. It's going to be number to 25 stadium stars. That is five color. That's tough to do. Nice one there to 25. Tyron Lockett, David Carr, or excuse me Derek Carr. Solid hit there. So here for the Browns, Austin Hooper to 35. Nice one there, Limited Ink Browns to 35. Devin White and Rookie Ramandre Stevenson. Nice one Pats. You go Pats. Carson Wentz, Mark Andrews and rookie patch auto to 99. Mack Jones in first box in. Wow. There you go Wong. Whoo. That will get megged. Tannihill and CEH. What a start. There you go Wong. Beautiful man. Nice Mack attack. Here we go. Roplin Smith to 149. Darnell Mooney, Bears. We have dual patch. Play action materials. Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott to 99.  Devin White, Ryan Tannihill. James Connor. You're in Donald base. Pat Friarview. Horizontal rookie patch auto to 49. There you go. Nice one Steelers. Tyler Lockett, Derek Carr. Auto is Carnell Lake. That's going to be Limited Ink Auto to 35 for the Steelers on the Carnell. Rookie is Amir Smith Marset Vikings. There you go. Next box up. You go three more packs. Let's get to it. Thanks again everyone. You've got a Diami Brown rookie patch auto to 75 for Washington. There you go to 35. Erin Jones, Corey Davis. Optic contenders is breaking after this. This is a full case break. You got Eli Mitchell for the 49ers. Number to 99. On the auto. There you go Niners. Jonathan Taylor. I'm a foil there. To 75. Travis Kelsey Chiefs. And we've got a, wow, nasty patch. Five of five. Kyle Trask. Crazy patch there. Nice one box. That thing is, geez, look at that. There you go box. Not too bad Brady base. How about that? It's quite the patch when I flipped it over. That's a nice look in there Chris. Here we go. Next one up. Continue on. Beautiful card. Kenny Galladay, Matt Ryan for the Browns. It's going to be rookie patch auto to 299. Anthony Schwartz. There you go Browns. Hardy Nickerson that time. Going to the box to 25. Limited ink auto. Limited ink there. And then it's a rookie Davis Mills. Nice Texans. Solid. So 149. Travis Kelsey. And Steelers. Najee Harris. Jumbo patch. Ultimate potential to 20. Wow. Nice patch again. There you go Steelers. Not bad. All right. Next box up. Beat the Mac. Jones. Vertical to 99. Going to be tough. It's possible though. Except for Diggs. Number to 15. Damian Harris. Patriots to 15. Play action materials here. Jalen Hertz and a Miles Sanders. Once again nice patches on the Eagles card there. 10 of 10. Debo Nelson Aguilar. Impressive patches so far in this 7-boxer. It's going to be a Ken Anderson this time. Auto ring of honor to 49 for the Bengals. Nice ring of honor auto. You're going to Ken Anderson. Limited edition Stefan Diggs. And a Anthony Schwartz rookie there. Not numbered on the Schwartz or the Diggs. Nice cards though. Allen to and last one out here. Rookie patch auto to 10. Jalen Waddle. Boom. Great card dolphins.  Finding some great RPAs. That time for the dolphins. There you go. One, two, three, four colors on the patch. Very nice hit. That'll get mad. Beauty. Suits a go. Finding some heat so far. Yeah we've had some big, big patches in this. Four, five color patches. Don't see over three all that often. So nice to see some four and some five. Devonta Adams to 49 packers. Action materials. Justin Jefferson, Kirk Cousins to 10. Nice one there Vikings. Brady base. Delvin Cook. Fortunate when that does happen. It is a wild card points here. That'll be random to all the ends. Wild card points. Jalen Hertz. Rookie. Davis Mills. Texans. And for the Eagles. Rookie patch auto to 75. Devonta Smith. Very nice. Go birds. There's the go birds to 75. Not too bad man. Wow. Not too bad. One to go. We do have a wild card points to random. Um that took up our base auto in that box. Here we go. Three more packs. Last box to the break. Let's get to it. What we can find. Starting out here for the Jets. Michael Carter. Rookie patch auto to 299. Nice one Jets. James Robinson. Claypool. Solid Jets card. Racy McMath for the Titans there. Rookie auto to 25. Here you go Titans. Jante Johnson. McCaffrey on the foil. And the last pack of the break here. Taysome Hill to 75. Saints. And for Washington. Diamond Brown. Jumbo patch to 75. Austin Eckler. Erin Rogers. All right let me do the points random here quick guys. Thanks again so much for joining. Let me get that set up quick. Okay everyone good luck. Wild card points here. The name at the top does land the points. Let's roll the dice. Six times. Good luck all. One, two, three, four, five, six. James L. Congrats on the points. James L. And let's do a recap here of some autos and hits. Thanks again so much everyone. Patch cards we had. Diamond Brown. Kirk Cousins. Justin Jefferson. Miles Sanders. Jaylen Hertz. Najee Harris. Kyle Trask. That is a Zeke and Dak Prescott. And Chris Godwin. Some nice patches in there. Autos here. Racy McMath. Michael Carter. Devonte Smith. Ken Anderson. Hardy Nickerson. Anthony Schwartz. Eli Mitchell. Diamond Brown. Carnell Lake. Pat Friarmuth. Austin Cooper. Magged cards. We did have a Jaylen Waddle. RPA to 10. And the Mag Jones. RPA to 99. Very, very solid break. Thanks again so much for joining. We'll have them all well protected and right out. See you.


Today I'm doing a haul, a real quick haul. I'm gonna start with 14.07 planters. I don't want to put my address but this is the package so I'm gonna open it up. I wasn't expecting I ordered this when I ordered that Nabucco planner so I thought this would fit and I think that it will but I'm not pleased with the planner so I'm not for sure if I ordered the right thing. So you get this make yourself a priority and I think it's the flamingo. Well it is hot today. I'm gonna have to strip down a little bit. Make yourself a priority you deserve it and need it. Oh I really like that and it's a little envelope. Oh this is pretty. Now I gotta figure out how I can incorporate this. I'm gonna put some holes in this and put it somewhere and I get a little flamingo. Thank you for your order. Oh a nice charm. Thank you for your purchase so all this is pretty much free and this is her planner's which I'm kind of leaning on and then this is my receipt. So these are the B6 planners. Let me get out my happy planner to see if it matches it. And after this video this is kind of the day that I do my videos. I'm a little off though. I meant to get started yesterday so today is Friday so I'm gonna try to have that up and I'm gonna see if these like fit in here. Y'all see my setup now. This is what I'm using and I believe after I saw something else I think this is a Webster Pages Travelers notebook so let's see if it fits. It's like perfect so let's see and I think this is considered like an 8-5. Okay so this may be where it's going because I'm not really filling the Nabucco and this is the Nabucco so I thought it'd be thinking I was gonna like the Nabucco. I'm trying to sell the Nabucco. Don't look I'm getting rid of it so it fits in there as well. So this has four strings. One two three four. So it may go. So now after ordering I think I need to get some covers. So I'm still not using the Nabucco. I'm really still trying to get rid of it but if I can't get rid of it it may be just what I'm using. But if someone knows a way to soften this leather up let me know. I thought about dipping it in hot water but I'm still trying to sell it so we'll see. So this is what I got. Again I was thinking I was gonna like that V6 that I ordered so this is just the monthly view. So I ordered monthly and this is for 2019 and month of the viewing it back and then I got I don't even know what I got. Oh yeah I got these vertical pages. So what I may do because I am trying out the Traveler's Notebook so I may do a spread in this this week. So it starts on Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and then Sundays here. I didn't like the two-page weekdays. Only thing is I would like to have a notes page. I like my notes pages but that's fine. So I got that and then I got this bills month. So I ordered this one and I think I'm gonna go back on and order something else. I only got three inserts because I had planned to tie it in with my regular mini. So I thought that was neat and that I could just put you know some washi or stickers up there. So I'm gonna find a way to incorporate this and maybe wrap some paper around here so that it sticks. I'll figure it out. So these are the freebies that I got.  I'm gonna I think I'm gonna put some holes in here and put it in my thing. So I'm gonna put all of that back in. That was pretty neat. I like that. So we'll see. I am gonna plan in this because I really want to plan it and see how I like it because again I have not found plan or piece. Okay on to the most probably exciting thing which really is not that exciting because I didn't get kind of what I wanted but I went to your girl Joann's and I'm down wrong wrong. My Joann's never has anything. And I picked up they mainly had accessories. They didn't have any sticker books. They didn't have any planters. All they had were the notes planner. So I'm thinking of trying the notes planner into a journal. I just gotta I think I'm doing too much but I digress and we'll see. So I got this notes pages for the mini. I got this notes pages for the classic and I'm thinking of doing the Fobonichi. Like a lot of people are doing and then I picked up the stickers. The sticky notes. I love sticky notes. Let's open them up. I don't open up the others because they're just note pages. But I saw at home recruiter use this in the Fobonichi and I was like in awe. So I was like oh okay. But I'm not gonna say I'm not a fan of the Hobonichi. I love to see people decorated and I think it would be perfect if I didn't have you know especially for me because I really don't have a lot going on in life. So I'm sure y'all have checked out the flip-throughs but I'm just gonna quickly flip through. So these are sticky notes but this here is like a sticker. OMG I didn't see this. Oh purses. I love purses. Jeez. I didn't see this. I didn't see anyone because I didn't want to really kind of. I had a look at a video all the way through. Needless to say. I want to see somebody use it. Oh I love this. This. Oh well I didn't get the stickers but this is just as good to me. I'm cool with this. Oh I love this. Oh I shall be doing a spread with this. Oh. Y'all seen this? I didn't see this because I didn't I didn't really want to spoil it but I did want to see kind of like what I would be interested in. I don't even really look at the sticker books but I did see at home with Kuita show the notes pages and I thought I was mainly in love with the accessories so I was right. Look at this. Wow. I got some sticker girls. I was like dad I wouldn't be able to get the sticker books so I'm gonna have to order online. Oh if they have my main girl here. This is one of my main girls I like because I've ordered from wrong one before so I have two dolls that I like. It's her and it's her. You know what I should have got two of these. If I knew these girls was in here I would have got two of these and not even worried about the sticker books. Oh this is going to be fun. Y'all know I love my girls right. Oh look at her. Look at her and her. Ooh shades. I should have gotten two. Did I have two of these? It's something I had two of when I put one back. I was gonna get it for a friend. Let me see. Ooh look at her.  Oh she pregnant. Oh she's cute. That is too cute. I don't know anybody pregnant but I might cut her stomach off. I mean that you know I wouldn't do it in real life when we put something over her stomach with something else and you wouldn't be able to tell she was pregnant. Not that I mind that she's pregnant. You know what never mind. Okay this is so pretty and I love these. Oh oh I can see this and a spread with that.  I really kind of thought I was just buying like the sticky notes that's what I really wanted and so they had this up front. They had the girls up here. Oh I would have bought two of these to do. Now everything I have a sticky note in I'm gonna have to go back and re-sticky it okay. That's how excited I am and I love these little cards because you can use either side so if you're not filling the girl you can use that you know it's a functional sticker. All space only. I won't be using that set. I'll be using this because that is my girl okay. Oh I am smiling from ear to ear. Of course like I said my joints was naked but it's okay. Oh how pretty. I gotta keep them. She can go with that other sticker. I love this color too. It matches my nails so I have to do a spread with that. Now this is one that I would probably actually clip in because you have to remember on the back and it's the same color. Look at them. Because sometimes you all know I just glue them in but I think these I will definitely be putting in. They back to back. Look at that.  Oh so one I can stick in. Oh wow. Y'all have probably seen it. Okay I'll get over it. That is nice. Oh I can't wait. So y'all know my upcoming spread is gonna have these books in there. Okay and then next I got the notes pages for the mini. The half notes for the mini on this one. Same as this one. So I bought a classic and a mini. And I don't even plan on my classic but I'm going to a meet up tomorrow and I'm not for sure if we're planning or not but if we do I will plan on my classic or I gotta show you what else I got. And then I got these stamps. Y'all know I keep buying stamps. I'm not stamping but I had an idea to stamp in my wellness planner this week so we'll see how this goes. And I like that it's all of them now for you girls who stamp. How do you color these people in because I know it's going to be pretty much black. So let me know how you color them in. So that's pretty because I don't know what to use to color them in. Oh and then I got the journal and stickers cards and look at them. And I saw at home we could use that one and I thought that was really neat how she used that. So I definitely want to use that. This is a what else I got. Joanne's was having a 25% off of the happy planner collection but the stamps wasn't 25% off. So let me tell you what you do.   So some Joanne's want to do it but mine did. And then I got washi. So my favorite out of this of course are the shoes, the ladies and this right here in the pink. Well I like the cross on too. I really like this one. It's my favorite. Didn't need any more washi but I couldn't. I just had to get what I could get what was there. So I got some more stamps. That's what they look like. Can you all see them back up just a little bit? Okay. And what else? I mean I was grabbing my friend met me there, a friend of mine, she met me there and she doesn't stamp. So she was looking at me like I was crazy. I didn't care. So here we go and this is the other one. So I can't wait to use that. I want to use her. So it's going to be some stamping this week you all. Oh, some more washi. I bought more washi. So I guess to get the regular stickers I'm gonna have to go on the Happy Planner website. Oh and I'm loving the black and white and that'll probably go well with the stamping until I can figure out how to color. And then I got I'm thinking oh I got a planner and I kept looking and said none of these planners like have pages.  How long I'm gonna say that that I'm still new. Let me find something there. So this is the notes and some of them had line paper in them. But what I think I'm going to do you all know I do the wellness and I love my B6 for my wellness but I think what I'm gonna do is start kind of like journaling. Use it for journaling and especially since I have the stamps and things like that. Just kind of journal you know and do some practice lettering in this but I mainly bought it too for the cover. I was gonna switch my cover on my classic and I didn't know if it fit because I'm good on let me see if I can find my classic hold on. So I'm gonna see if the cover fits. So that's all I bought it for was to switch covers. So I pretty much bought it for the cover and it fits perfect. I think let's see it's a classic bigger. So I can just use these pages I can cut them in half if I wanted to use the dashboards. The dashboards okay I'm not even tripping on the dashboards. So I think that's what I'm going to do. I think it's mini-disc. It's not the regular disc. Maybe because it's notes. So I'm gonna probably switch it out but I mainly bought it for the cover and like I said I could do my notes or do journal with it. So like I said I just really wanted the cover and this one was also 25% off and I think I got it 20% extra 20%. So I oh one more thing. So this is my classic and I like the green but I want to kind of change the cover. So I always have that and I couldn't forgot so I hope that the covers are the same size. And this is the last thing I got was one of these pouches. I am a pouch girl. Okay let me explain it. So the pouch matches the planner. So how cute is that? So I'm a pouch girl. I'm gonna do a what's in my bag. So once you see what's in my bag you'll understand that I am truly a pouch girl. So I'm trying to decide on like what I'm gonna be able to do that. So let's cut this off because she's already ready and I don't buy things to sell them. So only like a time I really selling thing I bought. Planner wise if I just don't like it which is that Naboku. But it looks like I'm gonna be using it because I don't think anybody wants it. So I just assume it goes on the outside. Some people may put it on the inside. So that's it. That's the end of my haul. So this week you guys I'm gonna plan in my this planner and see how it goes and I may add it to my other one. So stay tuned for that. 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