Live from Santa Clara in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's theCUBE, covering Cloud Foundry Summit 2017. Brought to you by the Cloud Foundry Foundation and Pivotal. Welcome back, I'm Stu Miniman with my co-host John Troyer. Happy to welcome back to the program a multi-time guest. Stephen O'Grady who is principal analyst and co-founder of Red Monk, very good to see you. That's my pleasure. Yeah, we said those of us in the Boston area, we have to come cross country to be able to talk sometimes. Quite the flight. So, you know, you at Red Monk obviously heavily involved with the developer community. You've been at this show a number of times. What's the vibe? What are some of the kind of big themes that you've been seeing at the show and any big changes from previous years? I think the biggest change or probably the biggest theme that I see this year is that it's more of a developer focus than we've seen in the past. So Red Monk, you know, we use the term developer but we use that term loosely. It can refer to a variety of practitioners, right? In some cases it might be ops staff and other cases might be, you know, people administering a database. In other cases it might be, you know, sort of people actually writing code. And certainly I think from a theme perspective and from an attendance perspective, you know, a lot of people that I've talked to here are, you know, a lot of them still have their hand in ops, certainly. But, you know, we're seeing a lot of development attention here. One of the things we've looked at is, you know, cloud foundry in general and Pivotal specifically, selling a lot of big enterprises, you know.   How does that fit into your view of, you know, where things happen and how transformation happens? Honestly, I think, you know, there's a couple of things that are going on, you know, in particular with respect to developers, you know, basically the thing that we hear from the enterprises all the time is that we want to give developers the opportunity to be productive and focus on the things that they care about, right? So it's not, you know, in other words, this isn't like, for example, a new programming language that enters the enterprise because somebody says, oh my God, I love this new programming language and that's what I'm going to do. But, you know, a lot of the driver here, you know, from, at least from the enterprises that we talk to, right, is about making developers' lives easier. And simpler.  So, all right, you know what? What I really want to do is, you know, build an application. I don't want to necessarily worry about everything that goes into that, you know, everything that has to sort of go on to make that happen and be deployed and be kept healthy.  So, not single language, not tied to a particular platform that allows me to kind of go wherever I want. So, yeah, I think in terms of the adoption that we see, you're right, you know, there's a lot of enterprise traction, big, you know, sort of traditional businesses. But it's very much, like I said, it's consistent with certainly what we expect for the marketplace. A lot of times, the analyst coverage or the press coverage gets framed in terms of the horse race. Who's winning, who's losing, what's hot, hype cycle. And I don't know if that's always particularly productive and we're probably not in a winner-takes-all sort of even scenario. Is there a better way of looking at this or how should we be looking at platforms and all that? Yeah, I think it's true. Like, everybody wants to turn it into some zero or some equation and more importantly, they want to reduce it to usually A versus B, right? They want a simple binary comparison. I think the way that we look at it is that, you know, when I, like years and years and years ago, when, you know, I was a systems integrator, your choices were pretty minimal, right? There's only one real, like, I shouldn't say one approach. You basically were going to choose between Java, typically, or, you know, the Microsoft stack. Assuming that you were not a Microsoft shop, you go to the Java route, there was basically one way you built applications.  And that's, that doesn't, like, anything like the world that we see today. You know, what we see today is much more of a, I guess the best way to put it would be sort of different tools for different jobs.  You know, frameworks, languages, take your pick. You're going to have more choices, you're going to have more diversity, you know, certainly than we did 10, 15 years ago. And as a result, you know, it becomes, you know, again, like I said, just sort of a different tool for different jobs, as opposed to, this is a zero sum equation and, you know, sort of one of these players is going to take all the market because, look, they take different approaches. You know, there's a reason that you have more than one choice. And that's, you know, typically because, you know, like, I might prioritize this, you might prioritize that, in which case, okay, I'm going to pick a different tool then. Right, but people, yeah, people in the ecosystem, using that tool, actually very productive, very happy for this whole generation. Yeah, very much. I mean, but so speaking of different ecosystems, big news in, at this conference, talking about Project Kubo, bringing Kubernetes on top of Bosch, with some of the same tooling, but, you know, being able to install, manage, upgrade. How should people be thinking about, now, the introduction of Kubernetes into the Cloud Foundry platform? Honestly, I think it's, I think, again, it's very consistent with what we just talked about, different tools for different jobs, right? You know, so in other words, you do have people who want to operate at an elemental level with containers, and that is sort of their base building block, that's really the only thing that they care about, in which case, that's great. You know, Kubernetes is a very solid, you know, sort of option for you, and having the ability to leverage, you know, some of the same underlying componentry, as a project like Cloud Foundry, which tends to be more app-centric, right? I'm not thinking that's only in containers, I have an app, and I want to let Cloud Foundry, sort of, do all the heavy lifting and worrying about, you know, hey, what are these containers? So, you know, to me, it's, I think it's a welcome development.  How are customers dealing with the paradox of choice? You know, one of the things that you look at is, isn't it much easier if I just choose a platform, it's totally opinionated, it'll help, you know, simplify my environment?   So in other words, if you have no choice, that's a bad thing.  You begin to see diminishing and in fact, negative returns because if all of a sudden I'm going from, hey, I have to pick between two or three options to two or three projects, to picking between 10 and 20, you know, that quickly, it just doesn't scale. And, you know, particularly these days, as we were talking about earlier, it's not just that I have to do that in one category, I have to do that in every category, right? So take databases that used to be, this is one of the examples I'll talk about tomorrow, used to be there were no other databases.  So the choice of what style database didn't exist. And even within that, you had, you know, two or three commercial options that took the bulk of the market share. So that's not a particularly complicated choice. And look at the market today, quite a bit more complicated. So yeah, in a perfect world, you know, certainly from the CIO's perspective, do they want to standardize on, you know, single platforms, single approach, single language, single database, et cetera? Sure they do. But I think what we're seeing from a marketplace standpoint is essentially a, you know, companies I think are striving to get to a happy medium where it's okay, you know, we want, you know, certainly more choice than just the single platform, one size fits all. This is the solution to all known problems. But we also don't want to go down the, you know, sort of paradox of choice, which is, you know, hey, I'm picking between half a dozen projects in eight different categories, and now I have to figure out how to wire all that stuff together.   What about the discussion of really the multi-Cloud world? How do customers figure out whether they just use, you know, simple infrastructure as a service or go deeper into, you know, services that are, I guess you would say a little bit more proprietary, therefore it's a little bit more sticky, but, you know, makes it difficult to change, seems to be kind of a fundamental challenge for something like Cloud Foundry to play into that type of environment. Yeah, it's a good question, you know, and I think the first step, honestly, for many enterprises is to acknowledge the fact that they're running in Clouds, you know, because we still go out and talk to, you know, a variety of different businesses, right? We say, you know, hey, you know, what Cloud, you know, sort of platforms are using now, and they'll say, oh, we're not using any of that. I'm like, yeah, you are. Yeah, yeah, yeah, wait, when I go speak at conferences, it's like, you know, there's two types of people out there, people that know that they're using Amazon and the people that haven't figured out that somebody was using Amazon. That's exactly right, yeah. So, you know, I think, like I said, I think step one for most of them is essentially to get a handle on, okay, what are we actually using? Step two is, you know, trying to rationalize and sort of have a strategy in terms of, okay, what are we using, how are we using it, and how do we diversify our bets? Because, you know, for a lot of very good reasons, you know, enterprises are reluctant to put all of their eggs in one basket, you know, from a platform standpoint. Which means, okay, you're probably going to use more than one Cloud. Even if the bulk of your work is on Amazon or any other provider, you probably want somebody else to keep them on us, and to essentially hedge your bets, you know, about future price increases or, you know, decreased levels of service, whatever it might be. To enable that, however, you do need essentially layers of essentially insulation from proprietary services, right? And that traditionally, you know, people forget this now, but we go back to, you know, the Java middleware market, that was the purpose of Java middleware, right?    Now, that being said, it's still incumbent on you to make smart choices in terms of the things that are around those platforms. So as an example, if I go with the Cloud Foundry and one of these platforms, and then I sort of layer on top of that or alongside of that, a whole bunch of proprietary features, you know, might be something like Kinesis or something on Amazon or, you know, BigQuery, you know, from Google or something you can only get from those providers, then I've basically undone a lot of the sort of platform-independent work that I've tried to do with Cloud Foundry. So, yeah, it's a multi-step process.  So you brought up some of these tensions that are going on, but we, big announcement also this week, Microsoft joining the Cloud Foundry Foundation. We've got Google Cloud here, you know, Amazon, a lot of people also running on Amazon.  I mean, what do you see in terms of the ecosystem? A lot of the big players are not here this year and then kind of have ramped down their Cloud Foundry initiatives. How do you see the health of the ecosystem and where do you see it going? Those are good questions. I think, you know, the joining of Microsoft, I think is a big one, you know, because Microsoft, you know, one of the conversations, for example, you have around the Azure platform, is that Microsoft is in a lot of accounts.  So I think that announcement was a good one, you know, for the overall health of the ecosystem. But, you know, I think, you know, sort of taking a step back in terms of, you know, looking at Cloud Foundry and where it sits, honestly, I think that, you know, really the most accurate read from my standpoint, you know, it goes back to, you know, one of the first and second questions that we talked about, which is, you just have different tools for different jobs, right? At the time that Cloud Foundry had launched, right?  You don't really make any of the choices. So Cloud Foundry comes out and basically is, you know, for a while, it's the only game in town if you were thinking about sort of how you build a modern platform. Well, now we just have more options, right? In other words, you know, going back to where we're talking about with Kubernetes, you know, if I have a, you know, sort of container-centric worldview, well, you know, I might want to go a different option or a different direction, you know, than Cloud Foundry, but, you know, honestly, I kind of liken it to every year for a number of years, I would go out to a conference called FOSDA, it's in Brussels, it's a huge open source conference, and I would talk to the Java developers there, and one of the things I would tell them was that you are never going to be as popular on a share basis as you once were, and they'd get very upset, right? You know, a lot of people would be like, ah, I can't believe it, no, we're still everywhere, and there were all these projects and so on, and you'd say, you absolutely are. But if we, again, if we, you know, contrast where they were 10 years ago, where basically everything, as we were talking about, was either .NET or Java, to a world today where .NET and Java are still big properties and use in lots and lots of places, but, you know, people want to use JavaScript, they might want to use Python, they might want to use Go, they might want to use all sorts of alternative languages, so what does it mean? It means that in a marketplace we have multiple choice, you know, each one of those players is probably going to, you know, sort of have less attention and, you know, less, I don't know, I guess overall visibility, if you will, than if you're the only player in that market, so I honestly don't read any more into it than that.  What, want to get your update on open source business models, you kind of look today, Pivotal's really an open core, look at a lot of the cloud providers today or really delivering open source as a service, how open they are is debatable. One of the vendors uses a term called open cloud, which I've, you know, taken, you know, some, not saying I didn't necessarily agree with it, so you look at, like, your book, The Software Paradox, Software is Even in the World, Open Source is Eating Money. Do you think that's changed much? How do you, how are you seeing the monetization of open source and privilege? I think from my standpoint, and a lot of people will not agree with me when I say this, the monetization, the future of monetization for open source, in my opinion, is largely going to be in the cloud, you know, as a service, right? And it doesn't matter to, like, take a pic, whether it's a platform like a Cloud Foundry, whether it's a database like a Postgres for MySQL, like whatever it might be, that is the simplest, not to execute because it's challenging, obviously to run a service, much more challenging than it is to just write and distribute software. But in terms of the business model itself, it's the cleanest because, you know, even the best open source companies, commercial open source companies in the world, convert a very, very small percentage of their users to actual paying customers. And that's been a problem that everybody has tried to solve using various sort of, you know, wonky, at times awkward licensing mechanisms, you know, it used to be dual licensing with MySQL, the most common today is open core. So, you know, the question always has been, how do you get people to pay for something that's free?  You can work really hard at it, you can build a business and commercial open source organizations are going to have a, you know, in my opinion, a long future. But the real growth and the real opportunity is going to come from the people who don't just try to sell the software, but sell the software as a service. So instead of going to a business and saying, hey, do you want to buy this thing for me for free and then run it yourself, you go to them and say, do you want to buy this thing for me and by the way, I could run it better than you can because I wrote it. So, like I said, a lot of people in a lot of different areas, both analysts and, you know, people actually write software, probably wouldn't agree with that. But again, you know, doing what we do and having the conversations we have and looking at the numbers we do, that just seems the, you know, clearest long-term projection from a model standpoint. Want to give you the final word, other than of course, watching your keynote for people that didn't make it to the show any takeaways for them, you know, update to the communities, things that you chair. Honestly, I think the biggest one for me is I think what we talked about at the top, right? Which is Cloud Foundry community in particular, you know, has been a very sort of ops-centric historically, you know, focused largely on people who operate these platforms and run these platforms sort of at scale. And I think that both the conference here, the foundation itself, the, you know, a lot of people sort of in the Cloud Foundry orbit are thinking a lot more about, okay, you know, hey, the ops side here is really great and that story is important to tell. But we also need to have a good story and a good narrative and a good message for the people who are actually using that platform to build software. So I think that's something that I'd, you know, whether you're here or not, you know, whether you go watch the talks is something I'd pay a lot of attention to. Kiva Grady, always a pleasure to catch up with you. Thanks so much for joining us. For John and myself, we'll be back with more coverage here from the Cloud Foundry Summit here in Santa Clara. Thanks for watching theCUBE.


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Ken Griffey Jr. Been hearing it for several years and it's just like I'm done hearing it. Someone ought to write a letter. There's Anthony Bender, Rookie. You know, Luke Weaver also wore 24. You might be the greatest ever wore 24. Luke Weaver wasn't even the best Weaver in the league when he played. I don't know, is he still playing? Jared Weaver. Brian Mountcastle. Jared Weaver wore 38, I think. Dennis Eckersley. X Fractor. Keith Hernandez and 299. Brandon Woodruff, Aqua Lava. Matt Veerling, Rookie Refractor. That's Giants Rookie Otto, Curvan Castro. Chris Bryant. It's a 50. Gold Wave. Mark Burley. Bebes and Nolan. Jim Palmer. Josh Bell Refractor. Chas McCormick. Steve Garvey. Rizzuto. And Green Wave, Gio Arcella. That is 299. Mateo Whitey. Andre Dawson. Mason Thompson, Rookie Refractor. Sigura. Penis Slaughter. Two to go. On Top Scrum Platinum Anniversary. Three on National Treasures Football. Only five spots to go for the day. Carlson Tony Perez, Red Atomic. Hey, thanks, Jim. Appreciate the subscription. He's the e-brewer. Angel Serpa. I think that's Dean Gallich. Josh Hader. I don't think we finished parallelism. Tatease Refractor. Now, the brewers have had some decent stuff throughout the breaks today. But there's a Vita Blue X-Fractor. I don't think we've had any parallels or anything in Yellich. Had some Robin Yell and Paul Molliter. 250. Eddie Murray. Platinum and Gold. Willie Mays. Beer. Dave Winfield. Connor Wong. Rookie Refractor. Coral Burns. Yeah, there was a Coral Burns 25. Jackie Robinson. And to 150. Dodgers. Aqua Refractor Otto. Max Moncy. Nick Allen. Manny Machado. Red Atomic to 100. Padres. Bruce Souter. Bergey. Fractured. Ed Simmons. Carlos Delgado. Gordon Alvarez. Rosegold Mini Diamonds to 75. Tray M. Bergey. I know we're going through this a little faster than ideal. Packey Norton. Rookie Refractor. Sit in one of Paul Mike and I were behind. No dang, it was him as a card. I was going to sit in the corner. Jeremy Pena and to 100. Corey Cleaver. Fuchsia Atomic. We pulled that super. Cleaver Super. Cleaver Super. Super Cleaver, yeah. Jackie Robinson. Refractor. No ink. Tomato. Bacon Kershaw and Jesus Aguilar. Platinum in blue to 199. Brian De La Cruz. Jazz Chisholm Refractor. Wander. Rookie. That's not his Otto. Clean Otto. Elinor Notto. That's a Platinum and Fuchsia Atomic to 100. Billy Williams. Adler O'Neill, you. Cody. So we're over halfway through the case and once again, like we had in case two, cards have looked good so far. No cases one and three were rough with the thumbnail issues on the backs. Craig Vigio. Red Atomic to 100. Robert Pujols. Hoy Park. Glenn Otto. Glenn Otto. Rookie Refractor. Giseko. Echero Niaz. 199. Bobby Dahlback. Blue Mini Diamonds. Bryce Harper. Machado. Friedel. Chasma Cormac and I'm sorry, Chasma Cormac Refractor. Nick Castellanos. X-Fractor. He just hit his 200 career homer. Gilito. Blue Mini Diamonds. Jesus Aguilar. Cruz. Alex Fragman Refractor. Frank Biola. This is A's to 150. Aqua Refractor Otto. Dennis Eckersley. Paul Canerco. Gold Wave Rookie. Nicoledolo. $100 if I put him in sleep room. I can do that. I'm not going to put him to sleep. Tyler Stevenson. J-Rod Rookie. Who'd imagine how much white castles? How many white castles burgers you could buy with $100? Dude, I'm hungry. Please serve him. Please don't do this. It's OK, Grayson. I'm not soliciting money. There's Bobby Whit Jr. Rookie Image Variation. Code ends in 251. Appreciate it, though. Mark Colesvari, Rookie Refractor. Billy Martin. Strimski. Refractor. Calrally. Newt Barr. Thor. Curtis Terry. Brian Taylor Cruz, Rookie Aqua Lava. 299. Bansby. Jason Hayward. Monty Urban. Red Atomic. Alan Trammell. We have all the one-of-ones. Andre Dawson, Refractor. Taylor Perry. Rizzo. Waysay Salu. Speckle. Nechanagher. Enos Slotter. Greg Maddox, Refractor. What's up, Cameron? How's it going? O'Neill Cruz. Andrew McCutcheon, X-Fractor. Sammy Long. Stephen Kwan. This is Rookie Orange Refractor to 25 Guardians. There you go, Cleveland. Tony Santian. Nice, Andrew. Plumber. It's good to hear. That's awesome. Wade Boggs, Corbin Burns. Hopefully arrive safe and sound. 99. Nice. That is Platinum, Twal, White, and Blue. Otto Andre Dawson. He looks way friendlier there than he does in his Expo's base card, 58 of 99. Arias, Dennis Eckersley. Gold waved 50. George Kell, Santo, Kyle Tucker, Bernie Williams. That's Hoy Park, Rookie Refractor. Buxton, 299. Andre Dawson, Blue Mini-Diamonds. Look at the difference. It's life in the 70s, life in the 80s there. Actually, that looks like 90s, but. Hold on. Jake Meyers and Matt Holliday. Wow. Hang on. What a pull. You got to go. Distracted me. Mike Trout, Refractor. What's up, no? Bryce Harper. Appreciate you calling me Jake Meyers. Jake Meyers. I'll take Matt Holliday. Yeah. Man, I just mowed my own yard. I want it done right. Jim Tome, Platinum and Fuchsia, Atomic to 100. I don't know why, I thought those were funny. No, not yet. About to change that right here. Glavin, Jake McCarthy, Eddie Matthews, Refractor. Dustin Padrella, Ex-Fractor. Andrew Vaughn, 25, Orange Refractor. Reese Hoskins, Robson. T's, Aaron Nola, Refractor. 199, Matt Brash. Rookie Otto, Mariners. Rookie Refractor Otto. Suki, Covey, and Sizz. 250, Gold Wave, Rookie, Jake Cousins, Brewers. Brewers have been doing well with the parallels. Montwaite, Vida Blue. I don't know, Cameron. I'm sure if we have, if we can get it and break it, you know, reasonably, it makes sense for everybody. I'm sure we would do it. Witt Merrifield, 100. Tyler McGill, Rookie, Red Atomic. Oh, did you, Jared? Nice, yeah, I'm sure they do. Yepes, Kalanick, Satchel Page. Sold out on Top Scrum Platinum Anniversary for the day. There's Jeremy Pena, Rookie Aqua Lovett to 299, Astros. Free to go on NT football, Burley. Joel Heldpozo, Rookie Refractor. Juan Gan, Joel Musgrove, and Tejada. All right, this is Platinum Twal, White and Orange Refractor, Rhys Hoskins. In 25, so you got the Orange Refractor and a Platinum Twal, White and Orange Refractor. Brantley and Kinsako, Gilbert. Zanino and Lowe. I know, right, Mel? Let me check here. Top Scrum, currently. Hobby Boxes are 200 and Jumbo Boxes are 420. So yeah, they have gone up. We have Top Scrum Platinum Anniversary Boxes on the website. 109.99 a box. Martina's, Sean Murphy, Blue Mini Diamonds. Lars Newklar, Center Guard Refractor, David Peralta. For 2023, no. Yeah, that's a heck of a box. So, Platinum Twal, White and Blue. Blue Bob, for 199. Chiron, Trevor Hoffman, Lewis, Roger's, Marcus Strowman. Aqualaba, 299. Chigolido, Jay Freedle, Johnny Damon, Alpenfisk, Tre Mancini, X Fractor, Killebrew, and to 99. That is Platinum Twal, Cream and, wait a second here, Mixerum. Platinum Twal, White Greed Refractor, Rookie to 99, Stephen Kwan, Guardians. Mariano, Frazier and Yachty, J-Rod. Yeah, Furby Puckett, Platinum and Blue. Strimski, Roger Maris, Jack Morris. And Brewer's, Rookie Otto, Jackson Reets. No walkie. Solid break for the brewers. Red Atomic to 100. Andrew Benintendi, Williams, Lot Wade. Stephen Riding, Pack of Box number 10. Blue Mini Diamonds, Tom Glavin. There's Jeter, Marta, Bobby Witt, Rookie. Peyton Henry, Rookie, X Fractor. Big card here. Nice, Red Sox. Red Refractor, five of five. Ted Williams. Dang, let's go. Awesome card, Boston with the color match. You ever seen half-baked? Looks like Kenny, half-baked. Zach Short, Harlem Waves. Shohei Otani, Mack Scherzer. Yaz, Iboard Cabrera, Rookie Refractor, Stephen Kwan, Fee Weeries, Herman Munson and, it's a Green Wave to 99, King Felix. Benintendi, Jim Rice, Jack Lopez. Spencer Strider, Devin Pneel to 100. Seth Beer, Rookie, Red Atomic. Answie, Hunter Green, Frontmeal Reyes Refractor, Longo and Big Mac. Riley Adams and Royals to 99. Rookie, Blue Prism Auto. Bobby Witt, Jr. Congrats, KC, awesome hit. There you go, Mel. And there's your wheel on it. Nah, he was just gonna do it. That is 90 of 99. Awesome, Bobby Witt. Glenn W. Had the Royals. Grats, Glenn. Al Lopez, Orange Wave to 25. White Sox, C. Sabathia. Miguel Cabrera, Refractor. Poo Holes, Eli. TK and Jansen Junk, Brian Anderson. Blue Mini Diamonds. Mookie, Ryan Howard. Last box, Raleigh Fingers Refractor. Robbson, Joe Musgrove. Ortiz, Ozzie Refractor. Montwaid, Frontmeal Reyes to 100. George Kirby, Riley Adams, Rivera and Yellich. Ryan McMahon, 199. Kyle Tucker, Sparky, Yepez. Suzuki, Shane Boz. Bryce Elder, Rookie Refractor. Robbie Ray, X-Fractor. Vida Blue, 75. That's Puchsia, Mini Diamonds. I'm sorry, Rose Gold, Mini Diamonds. Gene Segarra, Andre Jackson. This is Mariners, Rookie Otto, Matt Brash. Burley, Reyes, and 75. Cal Raleigh, Rookie Platinum. Twahl, Cream and Rose Gold Refractor. Mike Zanino with Merrifield, Jim Bunning. Little Strawberry, Goose Gossage to 100. Dave Stewart, Kyle Hendricks Refractor. Rick Ferrell, Last Pack. Story, Kluber, Walker Bueller, and Jesse Winkler. There we go, Otto's. We had Bass, Brewer's Rookie, Jackson Reeds. Giant's Rookie, Curvin' Castro. Mariners' Rookie, Matt Brash, twice. Or that's Bass and then Refractor to 199. Marlin's Rookie Refractor Otto to 199. Zach Popp, Aqua Refractor Otto's to 150. A's Dennis Eckersley and Dodgers, Max Muncie, and Giant's Rookie, Curvin' Castro. These are to 99. Rangers, Adela Scarcia, Cubs, Andre Dawson. Red Sox, Jim Rice. Big Guardians, Rookie, Orange Refractor to 25. Stephen Kwan, Red Sox, Red Refractor, 5 of 5, Ted Williams. And Royals, that's Rookie Blue Prism, Otto to 99, Bobby Witt Jr. That does it for the break. Thank you, everybody. Case 5's up next.


Hello everybody, welcome to my channel, it's Eva from Bohemian Crafting. Maybe you are about to re-decorate your kitchen, or maybe you are about to clean in your craft room and you will need some organisers. Today I'm coming to share with you how you can make a really fast way and very easy way these cute little books which can be perfect as a T-book or which can be perfect as a small ephemera die-cut organiser. Anything what you will want, you can use 6x6 paper pads or you can create your pages from newspapers and I will show you in this tutorial how you can make it. It's really very easy and it's so much fun. I hope you will enjoy it. I'm making these cute little T-books or ephemera organisers. You need some large envelope or any large cereali boxes and then newspapers or if you would like to have a decorative you can use 6x6 paper pad. Today I'm gonna be using newspapers and from newspapers I'm gonna be cutting my papers. First I'm gonna create my basic papers for the pocket and I'm gonna create them from newspapers of course. I need to have that paper a little bit thicker than it's this one, the newspaper paper. It's very fragile and it's very thin. So what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna rip it on half, rip the other part on pieces. I'm gonna do some straps, some strips. So I'm gonna rip the newspapers on small pieces which will be much more easy to glue them on this larger sheet. I'm gonna take glue stick and always I'm gonna take one small piece, apply the glue and glue it on larger piece. It doesn't matter which way. I'm making little collage out of my newspapers. So it really doesn't matter. Here it's just about reinforcing the newspaper. I do have my 6x6 inches sheets from newspapers done. So I do have 9 sheets, 6x6, that's what you need. Now very easy way. Fold the sheet half and then open and fold the opposite side, again half. If you do have paper punch and you would like to create entry to those pockets, use paper punch, I'm gonna be using this circle paper punch, I'm gonna find kind of like middle of this and punch half of circle here or not. Okay, you will probably have to have a harder, stronger paper for punching. I think my newspapers are not too strong and they are folding, but you will cut punch like this or entry like this and then open it and fold the back again. So when you will sew it here, you will have one pocket here, one pocket here. Do this with all 9 sheets you have. So I do have prepared my pieces. I also used Distress Ink, you don't have to use Distress Ink if you don't have it. I did use Distress Ink from Spectrum Noir, Harmony Line and this is called Smoked Puddle. And I just added with Distressing Tool, this is by the way my Distressing Tool. It's supposed to be a cube for sanding your nails. I just cut it on half and I'm using it for Distressing. Just tap the ink and then with the soft hand, I'm adding the ink to the edges to make them darker, but you don't have to use that if you don't have it. You can take maybe some marker and do some doodling. This is your palette, so decorate it the way you want. I think I'm going to add here kind of like edges with the marker, first with the black one to go all around of the edges and also around the folds from both sides. So first here and on that other side then here. Just some easy doodling or take some stumps if you have them and use your stumps. I'm going to do just very easy doodling to decorate the both sides and now you can take maybe another different color.  So decoration like this is very easy to do and it does have some beautiful effect on your piece. I do have my doodling all around of those pieces. I also made zigzag stitching on that opposite edge from these kind of notches and I reinforce it with medical tape just to make sure that it will don't get ripped off. So first I sew it and then I placed this medical tape over that sewing or that stitching to make sure it will be strong enough to hold and I can also sew these edges now together and with that make the pocket. Or what I'm going to do I'm going to be using these address stickers, address labels, these labels and brown tape and I will seal the sides with these tapes and with these labels. So always I will grab the label or this brown tape and cover the edges and make some small layout using these. Here I can put this one and I can also use this kitchen label and maybe place it here just like this. And again I'm going to grab this brown tape or you can just simply put the glue here and seal it down of course. But I want to cover a few of these images because I don't like them if that there will be just simple calligraphy, some text. That will be perfect but unfortunately I had a newspaper where there was so many pictures of football with football team. So I can make layout like this on both sides actually and prepare with this my pocket. So I do have glued the tape and stickers some way, every time it's different and because I do like vintage style I'm going to be using this ink, it's again from Spectrum Noir, Harmony Line and this is called Sandstorm and it's beautiful vintage. It gives to my project beautiful vintage look. I'm going to be using this brush. It's my makeup brush, broken makeup brush which is perfect to use for editing just light shades. To give to my papers slightly vintage look. I don't want to go too dark, just this light shadow and I'm going to do it on all of my pockets. So I do have distressed all these pockets and the last thing I'm going to do like decoration I'm going to bring my stamps. I do have here this beautiful collection from Tim Holtz, these block upper letters and I'm going to be using them to stamp letters on each of these pockets. Here I'm going to be using black ink, again from Spectrum Noir, Harmony Line, this is called Noir Black and I'm going to be just stamping the letters where I think they will look nice. I'm going to start here. Like this and I'm going to go alphabetically on each pocket one letter. So I do have stamped letters and then because I didn't have enough letters I continued with numbers. I do have that but it's still kind of like plain. So I found in my stuff and they are also on my Etsy these beautiful butterfly stickers. They are transparent, plastic transparent stickers really beautiful. It's there how many? 40 pieces of these gorgeous butterflies and it's called Phantom Butterfly. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to put there kind of like circle stamp with the flowers this I found on Aliexpress I do believe. So always what I'm going to do just stamp somewhere the flower then take a butterfly which one, which one I'm going to place here maybe this one, like this. It's going to be a little bit softer, not that harsh so I'm going to continue with all of these pockets put the circle stamp first and then choose butterfly on it. I do have prepared my pages and now I'm going to prepare the cover and sewn the pages inside. For making the cover on that organizer I'm going to be using this old envelope it's from very nice thick cardboard you can use any kind of cereally boxes and because my pocket pages when I will put three in the row they do measure 9 inches so they do measure 9 inches I'm going to actually keep this one I guess here I'm going to keep this side of envelope which is 9.5 so I'm going to cut the piece 9.5 from this so I do have piece of my envelope here it's 9.5 and here I'm going to cut it on 7.5 and I'm going to score this piece 3.25 3.5 3.25 4 4.25 and here I do have the cover I'm going to fold first scoreline and last scoreline the scorelines between will help me to navigate that will navigate me where I should stitch the pocket so I will see that better I would like to reinforce the spine for that I'm going to take a sport tape it's a fabric tape and it's self adhesive tape I do have here this medical tape I'm going to place it over the spine stick it here now I'm going to grab my pocket pages and I'm going to take this foam mat I'm going to use it to place it under my pockets where I will make the holes in it because I use those 6x6 this is 3 inches and I'm going to punch the holes I would say one quarter of inch from the edges on all of them same way one quarter of inch from the bottom and one quarter of inch from the top and I will do exactly same with all of these pages I do have poked the holes now I'm going to take 3 of these I'm going to bring back my book cover and I'm going to place these pockets into my book cover the way where I can see that they will fit nicely there will be always space between them and I can place them into that book cover and now I'm going to poke the holes where I do have holes here on these pockets so on that first score line I'm going to poke the holes in the spots which I see onto those pockets onto those pocket pages so here then next one it's here and here and next one so I do have poked the holes and now I'm going to poke the holes in the same measurement on other 2 lines so I do have my holes onto my spine now I'm going to take same tape and I'm going to place it here inside just to cover the spine and I'm going to poke the holes one more time from this side to make sure they will be visible and easy to access so I do have holes through now I can take some decorative papers and decorate the cover I'm going to be using this beautiful vintage stripe paper from this paper pad Tropical State of Mind it's from Kraft Sensations and it's really beautiful, gorgeous papers I found it in the Vorks shop here in UK so really beautiful paper pad, strong papers and I'm going to cut 4 pieces of the paper 3 inches by 9 and just bear with me 3 inches by 9 and 1 quarter I do have my pieces prepared and I'm just going to glue them easily inside and outside I have distressed everything with the same ink I used at the start on my pockets place the paper into my cover and same will be outside this is a back cover before I will place the paper inside of the front cover I'm going to take this and glue it on the front cover now I do have here this metal label and I would like to have it on my book cover so I'm going to take my poking foam I'm going to take I think this large ruler place it to the edge of my cover here I'm going to place the label hold it there I'm going to poke the holes here and here and with 2 brats I'm going to fix the label on the front cover like this and now I can put inside paper the cover, the brats and once I do have prepared the base cover I can start the stitch so I can take first 3 pockets and I'm going to start with the bottom one open it and where there is the first hole in my book cover I'm going to put the needle to that pocket and through to that first hole in my book cover I'm using just simple thread embroidery thread for sewing my pockets here I'm keeping quite long piece of thread outside and I'm going to take second one go to pocket through to that next hole here next hole here just to continue with the holes I prepared and continue with sewing the pockets and I'm going to take the top pocket and again through to that pocket to the hole here back again and here you can go around the book cover and go to that hole here or you can go straight way down there and go kind of like around the opposite way and to that next hole I'm going to make, you know, sewing in next hole here every spot where you don't see the thread you will fill the thread right now and here and here you can tie the knot and you are ready to move to another row of the pockets so I'm going to sew the next row to those middle dots or middle holes and then next row to those last ones and then it's your little organizer, maybe for teabags or maybe for some small die cuts ephemera anything you want to add in there it's done it's very easy to make it it's brilliant as a gift because it doesn't take too much time and I do believe you do have for it already at home just have an open mind what you can use for it sterile boxes for cover newspaper for inside pockets you can put newspaper also outside as a cover of your mini book and you will create beautiful gifts in no long time and I do believe you will enjoy it it's easy and fun and it's yeah, it's easy and fun I hope you did enjoy this video I hope you found some inspiration thank you so much for jumping in today, thank you so much for spending your time with me have a beautiful day, take care of yourself and I will see you soon bye


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Hello! The message I want to get across is that just because we can do something doesn't mean that we should do it. I'm talking particularly about Christmas Day and Christmas Day bubbles. At the beginning of this month in South Cambridgeshire, we had just over 40 cases of Covid per 100,000 people. That's now 172 cases per 100,000. It's rising rapidly probably because of this new strain of Covid, which is so much easier to catch, and also because 20% to 30% of people don't have any symptoms and therefore are probably passing on the disease without realising it. So the safest thing to do is to stay at home for Christmas and to just spend it with your own household. So I'm not going to see my sister or one of my sons who both live in Bedfordshire, which is in tier four, and I'm really, really sad about that, but I need to protect my 91-year-old mum, and this is the best way to do it. So please have a healthy and safe Christmas, and then we will all be around to go back to the sort of Christmases that we love next year.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here since our screen five again here today So during the last week we had gotten two new featurettes from the upcoming film And in one of the featurettes there was I think this is the more recent one where Melissa Barreira is talking about the Characters the new characters that are involved in this upcoming fifth entry. She has this moment now This could be taken out of context In the sense that we haven't we we need to see the whole entire behind the scenes stuff with them Using this language and just seeing what brought them up to this moment because this could be edited in a way To get you to just speculate like I'm doing right now But she has a moment in the future where she says Each new character is tied to a legacy character or something like that now Is that literal if it is literal then how would Tara Carpenter be? In related to a legacy character other than of course by association with her sister Sam Carpenter Who many of us have kind of just deciphered that based off of some of the things that are shown from the featurettes And the fact that she's wearing the similar clothing to what Billy Loomis has worn before in the franchise That she has a connection to Billy Loomis. So Sam Being Tara's sister by association that would be Tara's connection I guess and then as far as like the other people we know live But she's related to the Kinsey family that we first got introduced to not necessarily on screen But by the by the beckers when they mentioned them in that film and then we also know that Wes is a relative of Judy and we know that Mindy and Chad relatives of Randy And I think the only person that we really are not too sure about or the only two people I can think of would be Richie and then Amber Amber and Richie back. There's nothing that indicates their connection to anyone. So I've seen people talk about this online Where it's kind of talked what they kind of mentioned about cotton weary what if one of them is related to cotton weary in some capacity and Because I know Richie's last name is Kersh. So for anyone who wants to jump down in the comment section Say, well, you can't be a relative since his last name isn't Weary that that means nothing. There's there's countless cousins. You'll meet who have different last names for different reasons So Richie could be related to cotton. Maybe Amber's related to cotton The other person I know we have to think about is Vince Many of us have deciphered that just because his last name is Schneider doesn't eliminate him from the running of being related to Billy or stew but the more The more footage that comes out and the more we kind of piece together what they release and going off of a Assumptions that the homages are placed in there for specific reasons. So just like how Mindy was wearing Randy's color patterns at one point in the film It looks like Sam's gonna be wearing Billy's color patterns in the hospital where she has on the white t-end and jeans So that's probably another indication that again. She's related to Billy Loomis. So with Vince that leaves stew so Vince could be related to stew and Again, the only people we don't really have too much to go off of so far would be Richie and Amber Amber could be someone that Amber could be related to maybe a past victim Maybe she's related to someone from screen to maybe she's related to someone from screen three or again If it's not anything to be taken literal from up from up the Melissa Borera has stated she doesn't have a relation at all She's just someone who who exists within this universe and she's one of the many characters that just don't have a relation to a legacy character From the past so that's why I'm saying we need to see that fool behind the scenes feature it to understand What she what brought her up to that point because it could just be an exaggeration or her just kind of simplifying things to talk about a Using that specific word to represent a vast majority where she says each each new character has a connection to the to a legacy character and As you watched the film of course you you'll see that it's not each new character But her word choice there was just used to represent the vast majority of what is true And that is that a lot of these characters are related to past legacy characters So as far as like the feature rest that have been coming out I know we've been seeing things that show Richie with his arm being slit We've already saw that in the trailer though He has like a bandage around his wrist probably throwing that from the effects of that I guess also confirming that he will be surviving that attack assuming he didn't get attacked at a different poem a different moment Of course and if somehow that that met that basement scene with him and Sam talking that we saw in the feature It that somehow isn't orchestrated or occurring earlier in the film He's gonna survive his attack in the hospital. We've seen footage We did get our first look at the comedy aspect twice. I would say twice At first glance I thought Richie was the one saying that I'll be right back line But in that feature if you actually go back and look I don't believe his word I don't believe his mouth his mouth was moving at that instance But someone says I'll be right back while Richie is going to the cell that we know stew disappeared into when he went to Go get some drinks or do whatever he wanted Yeah, he said he was going to get another beer before he did his little thing before while Randy was going over the rules To survive a horror movie that was one of the more comedic aspects of that original film I that gets me every time So we see that Recreated in the feature it for the new screen film and then Mindy is shown Assuming this is not edited two different scenes edited edited to look like they're occurring at the same time We see Mindy sitting there looking looking off saying and laughing slightly saying he's gonna die Which I'm sure is gonna have a lot of people laughing Then there's a moment with Sam and I know a lot of people are coming down a Melissa Bara for her acting in this in this Short snippet which I don't really get I think she she seems like she's doing a tremendous job as Sam so far Seems very likable and her performance in in the Heights Definitely has more intrigue to see what she brings to a horror film I've seen some of her other works too, but in this snippet of Sam talking with Gail in Sydney Gail and sitting I guess are telling her that they want Sam to help them Fine ghost face and kill him so then Sam responds with you want me to help you in the morning of a and the host of a morning show To commit murder and then they both look off at Sam as if she's the one who's crazy and says yes That's that that is what we're asking you to do so I'm sure that'll be a moment that has everyone laughing the only thing I guess that I do not necessarily like about that is I mean I have to see how it how it comes off on screen Because if it's done in a way where it's just like it's like it's positioned as a way to be like a cue for laughter I would hope that's not how all the comedy is handled where you can feel that they want everything to be like a cue for laughter Because in the original film with that laughter it just flowed so well with everything coming on on your screen It felt organic. It felt natural. So I hope we don't have anything that feels like cues with the comedy here But what did you guys think about the featureettes that we got this week or last week? What do you think is gonna happen when you think we'll get the second trailer and tomorrow is the 20th anniversary? So hopefully it's tomorrow, but let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below If you haven't already of course make sure you subscribe turn on postification that you never miss a video in the description I have links my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there Of course, there's any movies news or views you'd like me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


The Mutual Broadcasting System in cooperation with Family Theatre Incorporated presents God and a Red Scooter starring Jane Wyman and James Craig and the music of Meredith Wilson. Gary Cooper is your host.  Good evening. This is Gary Cooper. We've got a swell story for you tonight but you know something I think the best story is the one about the reason for this program being on the air right now. You know why it is on the air? Because a lot of people like you and well like me, we figure that the greatest thing in our country today is our families. So we put this program on the air and called it Family Theatre and we wanted to remind everybody just how important our families are and just how important it is that our families be kept together. And more than that so many of you have wanted radio to express a conviction for you. A conviction that prayer, simple family prayer can keep our families together and happy. Well that's the story behind Family Theatre briefly. To tell you the entire story would take a long time but maybe if enough of you were interested we'd take that time. Let us know. Meanwhile let's listen to our story. Sleep is beautiful. Sleep is a soft hand, smoothing the frowns and frets, the tired faces of men. Sleep is a mother hand, rocking the cradle of the world, rocking it softly, rocking men and women and all the little children to sweet silence and peace. That's what sleep is. And you want to know something? I pity the man who does not know how to sleep.  I love little children like Eddie. Eddie knows how to sleep. Before he went to bed tonight he was having a talk all by himself down there in the garden. This is the way he spoke this afternoon as he sat dropping petals into a milk bottle. And you know what I said God? Know what I said to daddy? I said God did hear me. That's what I said. And God, remember when I said please give me a red scooter like Stevie and Tony's got? Remember when I said that about the scooter? Didn't you hear me God? Didn't you? Look God, I got lots of pebbles, a whole million. See what I mean? See why I love little children like Eddie? He wanted a red scooter. He went to sleep dreaming of a red scooter. And did he get the scooter? Well I shall tell the whole story. In a manner of speaking the story begins with grapes. Oh Jeannie, come here. From this hill you get a pretty good idea of how it looks. All the vines are beautiful Ed. Nice dark green. Oh here, let me hold the lady for you. I'll be careful of his back Ed. He's asleep. I got him. Is that our land all the way to the road? Straight clean to Route 99. That's 26 acres of good grapewood Jeannie. Don't it make you feel kind of glad just to look at it? Oh yes. It almost makes you want to laugh and cry in the same breath. Standing here like this and looking down on our own land. Our very own vineyard. It's nice to own something Ed. Yeah. Cost me plenty of jack too. But it's worth it. When will the grapes be growing Ed? Oh three years. It takes at least three years. Seems so long to wait. I mean you'd think they'd just pop out. Oh not grapes Jeannie. You got to build them up. You got to work a vineyard. Then after three years you know what it's gonna be like down there? What? They're gonna be out there on the wire trellises. They're gonna be hanging thick and heavy near the wood redwood stakes. And when the harvest comes we're gonna pack them in. Over 200 ton of the best red emperor grapes in California. Gosh 200 tons for only 26 acres. Yeah. It's almost like a miracle Ed. And just think Eddie will be three years old when we start picking our grapes. Yeah. He'll be walking. Yep. It takes time for kids and grapes to grow. These plans. These husband and wife plans spoken in sunny places are delightful. Invariably delightful. But I must repeat I pity the man who does not sleep. Just listen to him. Oh maybe I made a mistake. It's risky business. It's a gamble putting all your money into grapes. The man is worrying mind you at one o'clock in the morning. Could be a shrinkage. Could be a bad market and then well I just can't afford to bump into a tough market. Look at him fidgeting with pencils and papers and doubts. Emperor should sell months and said emperors were good grapes. But I don't know. Maybe I should have stacked up with muskets or rabies. Norton did all right with rabies last year. All this at one o'clock in the morning when he should be asleep with his wife and babies. You think the gentleman might allow himself the gentle privilege of getting tired at least by one o'clock in the morning. You think he might yawn and go to bed. Why doesn't he stop fretting. Why doesn't he relax. Poor fellow. I pity the man who does not know how to sleep. You're not getting enough rest Ed. Now I don't start fussing again Jean.  Worry happens to be part of the great deal. Besides a fella's got a right to get excited over his first harvest. We're picking in three weeks. But you're losing weight. You're not sleeping. What's eating you anyway Jeanie. Oh Eddie we do have so much a house and babies. Go ahead what are you trying to say. Well if anything ever happened to you. I mean I mean grapes aren't everything Eddie. Not if you're going to keep losing your health and everything. Is that what's worrying you. Yes. Look Jeanie I'm trying to figure this out. Maybe 15 20 years from now we'll want to take it easy. We'll want a better house than this. And the kids well they've got to get an education. College. Every kid we have goes to college. And then maybe someday you and me we'll take a trip Jeanie. All the way to Holland maybe. You always said you'd like to see the kids in wooden shoes. It's nice to hear you talk like that Ed. All right that's a picture. Now do you know what's painting that picture. What. Grapes.  I put four years into them. Every cent we have in those grapes right now. I figure we've got over 230 tons on those vines. They'll be ready for the lug boxes in three weeks. Now if anything goes wrong with them. Well Jeanie it's going to put an awful big dent in things. When nothing's going wrong with the grapes Ed. A lot of things can go wrong with them. The trouble with you Ed. If you haven't got enough faith in God. Now don't start that again. Well maybe if you got down on your knees once in a while instead of. Listen Jeanie. You do the praying and let me take care of the grapes. Will you. Well that's the way it is with some people. Their heads are forever spinning plans and projects. Their heads go whirling with tremendous worries about tomorrow and the next day and the next day. They're forever building barns and castles at one o'clock in the morning when they should be asleep. You'd think Edward might have a little more confidence in me. You'd think he'd stop worrying for the space of a quiet sleep and let me look after the grapes. For I do have a way with grapes with vines and branches. Understand me I'm not against plans and projects. I find no fault of the sweat on a man's brow. For labor is a magnificent and courageous thing. I'm talking rather about something that is more courageous than labor. I'm talking about relaxation. About confidence. About trust and faith in me. I like the man who sleeps. I love the man who relaxes and who like a child rests easily in the arms of my Providence. Not so with Edward. Edward is too full of plans as if the plans of men were merely the plans of men. Listen to him. Sure I'm ready to start Campbell. My grapes can't wait. Where are those pickers you promised We're coming up the valley as fast as we can Ed. Don't blow your top man. You got enough pickers for me. All you need. Only give me time. How soon do you figure to make it. We'll be cutting your vines by the 17th. I'll guarantee that. Okay only make it fast. As fast as I can. Now I like vineyards. Vineyards in the fruit of the vine. Thick clustered grapes all bursting black and purple in the harvest time. These are among some of the lovelier aspects of my creation. I bear no grudges against vineyards having regard for the littlest rape. But once in a while by design I have an eternal distaste for the haphazard and the fortuitous. Once in a while by design clouds will gather for reasons sufficient to the ultimate purpose of things. I gather a breeze at Burbank and scoop a cool breath off the high sierras. Northeasterly my gales go playing with the canyon dust and the sea sands of San Diego and quite suddenly quite perceptibly there's a mist in the Midlands in the valleys of San Gabriel and out around the mountains and down from the mountains down around the flatlands of San Fernando. Nor is it any surprise that there's a mist also in the eyes of a woman in Fresno. It won't rain Ed. Don't keep staring out of that window. You heard what it said on the radio. Oh but this is just a mist Ed. You know how it is with mist they come and go. It'll be dry tomorrow. The grapes will be dry wait and see. Listen. It's only a little flurry of rain Ed. Listen will you please listen. God won't spoil everything by letting it rain now. I know he won't. God don't let it rain. He won't let it rain. Eddie don't let it hurt you. Three days. Three days to harvest. Look at the night. I wonder how the boys feel tonight over Del Rey and the Sierra Madras. Yeah. I wonder if their lug boxes are floating around in the vineyards too.  Go inside. You work for years. Prune. Cultivate. You put every red sent you on into grapes and what do you get. Wash out. A man ain't supposed to cry. A man ain't supposed to cry. Believe me I hold no grudges against vineyards. I like vineyards. But more than all the vineyards in the world I like man. I love man. I know man well. Yet never do I cease to wonder at him. He's capable of so much of kindness, of charity, and of sacrifice. And yet so often he is incapable of hope. All things you can ask of him at times save this.  It was so with you, Edward. It was so with you those nights. Hey, you know what you're so jittery about, Ed. You're gonna do all right. You got a nice crop out there. I had a nice crop last year too, Campbell. Oh, forget last year. That was plain freak weather. I've been around vineyards for over 30 years and I never saw anybody. Okay, okay. You got your pickers ready to start for me tomorrow? Best pickers I got. From the looks of them vine's head I'm guaranteeing they'll be cutting 300 lugs a day. Okay. I'll be senior tomorrow, Campbell. Right. And Ed, this is between you and me. Yeah?  I'll handle the pickers for you. Frankly, you don't look so hot. I'll be taking it easy once I get those grapes on the trucks. And have it your own way. But let me tell you something. You've got more grapes than more than grapes to worry about. You've been noticing your wife lately? Jeannie? Yeah. That kid looks plenty tired out. She's worrying about a lot of things. Nothing's wrong with Jeannie.  They want you to start praying at the drop of a hat. Well, that's Jeannie for you. But she'll straighten out. I don't know, Ed. As I told her the other day, I wonder where I'd be if I'd wait for God Almighty to come out there and take you in my vineyard. Those dang leaf rollers got to start on me about two months ago. Well, you're the boss, Ed. But if I was you... Listen, Campbell. I understand, Jeannie. All I need is one good harvest. Then maybe we'll do a little celebrate. That'll fix her up. Yeah, I suppose. Well, here's your good harvest. Jeannie? Oh, Jeannie, I got a surprise for you and the kids. I wonder if she's lying down. I knew I'd find you in here, Lazy Booms. Jeannie, I want to take... Oh, what's the matter, Jeannie? I'm tired, Ed. You don't look so good. You don't look good at all. Maybe I'd better get Dr. Hanley for you. Wait a minute, Ed. It's funny. Somehow I always had a feeling I'd be lying here like this. Talking like this. Telling you sooner or later that... What are you talking about, Jeannie? Ed, I'll be leaving you for a while. Now, look here. You're just run down. Dark Hanley will fix you up in a jiffy. Come here, Ed. Sit on the bed. Now, look at me. Do I look scared? Somehow, somehow I know exactly how it's going to be. Maybe you better start praying for me, Ed. Don't leave me alone, Eddie. Don't ever leave me alone. Just keep praying for me. And maybe we'll still take that trip someday. You and me, Ed, we'll go first class. All the way to Holland to see the tulips and the kids with the wooden shoes. What about it, Dark? As far as I know, and remember, I'm only one doctor. There's nothing much that can be done for Jeannie, Ed. All right. But I'll get her... I'll get her the best specialist in this country if I have to. Go right ahead. And by the way, you can go in and see her now. She's conscious again. Hello, Jeannie kid. You're looking pretty good, Jeannie. Your faces.  How are the kids? Good. Listen, Jeannie, I was just talking to Dr. Hanley and, well... I know, Ed. It's all right. I'm going to get you the best specialist in this country. Eddie? Yeah? I asked you to do something for me once. Remember? Okay, Jeannie. You asked me to pray. Look, I'll get on my knees right now. Do you really want me to start praying? Oh, not that way, Ed. All right. Now, look. If I have to kidnap a half a dozen of the best doctors, I'll do it. But you're going to get better, Jeannie. Hear me, honey? You're going to get better. You'll be out of there before you know it. Excuse me for barging in like this, doctor, but what did you find? We're doing everything possible, Ed. You'll have to be patient. Yeah, that's what everybody says. Be patient.  Sleep? Once. Remember? All right, Jeannie. I'll do it for you right here in this church. I'll do it for you. Are you listening, God? I don't know what word you're supposed to use, but it's from the bottom of my heart. I'm praying for Jeannie, my wife. I can't lose her God not now. We've got kids, God. Three kids. And we're trying to make a go of it with grapes. You got to hear me, God. You got to make Jeannie well. Please, God. Please, I'm asking you from the bottom of my heart. Oh, nothing. Mom's sick, huh? Yeah. I got pebbles. Look. I'll put them in the milk bottle. 16, 12, 17. Why didn't you ask God to send mom home, huh? Want me to ask God for you, huh, Daddy? 56, 57. Huh, Daddy? Maybe God's got cotton in his ears, Eddie. Cotton? Yeah, you can't hear so good with cotton in your ears. He can hear me. Is that so? Yep. Once he didn't hear you, Eddie. When? Well, God didn't hear your prayers when you asked for the red scooter. Yeah, a red scooter. Come over here. Up on my knee. What'd you say? I said God did hear my prayers. Is that so? What did he say to you? God said, he said no. Sometimes God says no, huh, Daddy? What's the matter, Daddy? What's the matter, huh? Hello? Is this the resident son? Oh, yes, yes, Doctor. What's the news? Well, we wanted to let you know that... Hello? Hello, Doctor?  Operator, get me Mercy Hospital. The line's dead. I don't know how to pray to you. I tried, Gene, so help me, I tried. You can't die, Gene. Not alone. Not a fan that room alone.  Sometimes God says no, huh, Daddy? All right, God. You've got me where you want me. Listen to me. Please, you've got to listen now. Sure, I want Jeannie. When you love somebody, you don't want to see them die. You want to have them, God. You want to have them close enough to put your arms around. Maybe I didn't want her. Maybe I didn't want you to say yes. Just like I wanted you to say yes to that first harvest. Sometimes God says no, huh, Daddy? All right. Sometimes you say no to. If that's the way it's going to be, you're the boss. I'm admitting it. You're the boss. Only listen to me now. I don't want Jeannie to die all alone without me. You hear me, God? I can take it. I can take anything. Only don't let it be all alone for Jeannie. I'm asking you, God. Honest to God, I'm asking you. Jeannie, you're not... What's the trouble I had? Oh, you're smiling at me, Jeannie. You're looking at me too and you're talking to me. Oh, I'm really feeling much better today. Come and put your arms around me.  Maybe God's saying yes, Jeannie. Maybe he's saying yes. The night tonight is beautiful over California. For the first time in a long time, a tired man asleep. Resting at last in the shadow of my hand, he sleeps. I might have said no. I have said no to some of my loveliest children, my best beloved. But know this always, Edward. There are times when my refusals are necessary to a plan you cannot understand. The little lady being the wiser in his innocence seems to understand. That storm upon your vineyard. That storm that drew your curse was a blessing to a thousand other Edwards and pasture lands parched for the drought, 600 miles to the north. So tragedy, the tragedy today is but the pruning and the preparation of a lovelier tomorrow. Yes, there are times I've said no. As many fathers have said no to their dearest, their best beloved children. But tonight, tonight, Edward, I've said yes. Or night, rest lightly on the tired eyes of the man. And concerning Eddie, five years old, listen to him mixing his prayers tonight. Our Father, who art in heaven, the Lord's with thee, unblessed is the fruit, and give us this day our daily bread. And ever and ever, amen, and send me a scooter like Stevie's got.  I've seen the hills gathered in the purple silences of twilight. I've seen the sunshine breaking bright on the mountains. I've seen violet spending easily in a random breeze. And I've watched the cool blue swell of the ocean where my golden green dolphins play. Yes, I've seen the smile of a mother. And I've looked into the eyes of the young eyes of boys and girls in love. All good, all wonderful and good.  The small lips of a child fumbling with a prayer, getting it mixed up, getting it tangled, and sweetly muddled with sleep. Listen to him. Red scooter? Oh, God. All right, Eddie. It'll be a red scooter. I've whirled it, Eddie. A red scooter. Now sleep, Eddie. Sleep. This is Gary Cooper again. And for you, as well as for myself, I want to thank Jane Wyman and James Craig for their splendid performances. You know, when we hear a story or go see a movie, it's nearly always about a boy and a girl who fall in love. And when the picture's over, we know that they're going to get married and live happily ever after. The chances are that when they're... that's when their troubles will start. Rent. Trying to save enough to buy a car. Kids come along. They get sick. You've got worry and doctor bills. Yep. When a man gets married, he's have to be heading for trouble. But, and this is what's important. If you can lick that trouble, if you can take it in stride, then you've got the greatest thing on earth. A happy family. And a happy family is sure worth a lot of trouble. Nothing worth having really comes easy. But that doesn't mean that you've got to raise a family the hard way. All by yourself. Not when you can get the most powerful help ever. Just by asking for it. Ask and ye shall receive. Remember? Pray for God's help. Thank God for what you have and ask Him for what you need. And don't pray alone. Why not pray together with your family? Together, ask God to help keep you together. You'll discover what some families have always known. A very simple fact. A family that prays together stays together. Before saying good night, we want to thank all of you who helped make this program possible. A special word of praise is due Timothy Mowday and Barry Ann Arena for writing tonight's radio play. Thanks also to Mel Williamson for directing the program. The actors who were heard tonight with James Craig and Jane Wyman were Rod O'Connor, Robert Ellis, Griff Barnett and Fred Howard. Next week, our stars on the family theater will be Barry Fitzgerald and Charles Ruggles. This series of the family theater broadcast is made possible by the thousands of you who felt in need for this kind of program by the Mutual Network, which has responded to this need and by the actors and technicians in the motion picture and radio industries who have volunteered their services to fulfill it. This program is heard overseas through the facilities of the United States Armed Forces Radio Services. Tony LaFranco speaking, this is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


planning in my A6 I realized I hadn't planned and maybe that's the reason why my finances have been a little bit a little bit off and just life in general so today we will be planning for the week in my A6 yes I am late but better late than never so if that is something that you are interested in stay tuned okay you guys let's get into the weekly planning and I also need to update this planner all I did was switched out my monthly and my weekly I haven't really done anything else to it as far as updating it for 2022 as you can see I did do some planning last week and I just did it off camera trying to get myself re-acclimated with planning again so this week we will be planning for the week of February the 21st through the 27th also I have some stickers some page flags total boxes and I really think I put those in the wrong place and these are pretty much what I use to plan in this planner also I have some of my new releases these are like a bill circles and they are the ice milk color that we offer in the shop and I'll be using these this week as well I love the color ice milk it's one of the popular colors so let's dive right on and so I know I have a lot of budget people on my channel that's pretty much on my channel blue but I also had a great amount of planners on my channel as well planning works for me if you are a budgeter or anyone really just give planning a try there are digital forms if you just don't do anything but make a to-do list start there whenever I'm in a rut with planning I start with a to-do list and that's pretty much what I make a day with weekly planning what I have to do what I have going on it will organize your life like my life was just in chaos and I said what is going on and I hadn't been planning so here we are let's go so over here is the priority list and I got my taxes done Monday but that is definitely a priority for me my pantry that I've been putting that all for probably a year I'm gonna be real probably a year so that is definitely my list to get done this week and bills so if you follow me with my budgeting I'm in the negative okay for the week I will be so I definitely did pretty good Monday money wise it paid a lot of bills but I still have about 500 more to go with not the income to match so we need to make some ideas of how to get that going so Monday I had my taxes done I did get those taken care of I worked I put work I'm trying to put work but put was gonna write work it's crazy so we just wake it up like I didn't do that and I got to work at seven o'clock and I did not leave to like three I was there all day no breaks and something else happened Monday I can't remember it was president's day okay let's go over on to Tuesday I was off yesterday and other banks were closed so nobody else really got paid all the bills really came out today which is Wednesday I woke up this morning pretty much gone but off day they accomplished anything I did go to grocery stores so that's about all I did yesterday because I was so tired from Monday so grocery day I'm just gonna leave it because I need to put down so these are also in the shop and this is like a oopsie and I just keep it for myself today is trash day the trash did come I mean this this is like a oopsie as well I keep the oops for myself sometimes like and they'll be probably nothing really much wrong with them but like with this one I changed the size I decided to change the size of these so like that's too big for me but I didn't really want to throw it away I did have a 10 30 client just a haircut but the little man helped sometimes I list what I'm doing for dinner sometimes I don't I got a payment to from Shopify I need to add that I'm gonna take these stickers and for some reason I feel like these are too big as well but we'll see so Shopify got a payment from them but it goes into my business account I don't ever necessarily count that I really kind of don't use it bills cleared and then I was short you guys of my car note by three dollars but I know they're gonna run it back through the night so I'm up the car note because I did get them to move my car note to today and let's look for it I'm gonna go through my teeny sheet this is also for my shop these are the teeny icons and I'm thinking of creating just like teeny ones with just cars and what have you I think I want to do something else hold on because I will just write in this thing and I will never put a sticker in here and this is like cash in another one of our popular colors these are the dots okay so kind of was today so tomorrow is the 24th I do have to work tomorrow 10 a.m. 10 30 a.m. I don't have any evening clients I don't have any nail clients that I know of but tomorrow I'm thinking about doing a oops sale I also have a sale going on right now whether it's 50% off of sticky notes and pens and I just realized 50% off the pencil and pen pouches and I have one goody bag that's 50% off as well but on Thursday I'm thinking of doing a oops sale it'll be the Thursday or Friday I want to say Thursday and I'll probably do it on Instagram because I have a couple of oops that I've been stacking since last year and I need to do that I need to highlight that some kind of way like bring some attention to it so I'm going to use these tap stickers for my shop as well I try I mean I love the products that I want because I wouldn't have them if I didn't because I make things for myself but I do try to use other people other shops stuff as well okay so we got an oops sale on Thursday I just got to think of a time I need to make a flyer for it let me go back to here so in parenthesis we'll put make flyer announcement and a lot of times some things I'll just announce to my group first I won't tell anybody um I'll be getting another payment from Shopify tomorrow as well because I have it on daily at the moment until I can get my financial life together but generally right now because I have kind of a loan to Shopify as well I don't really touch this money that goes to Shopify only if it's paypal then I'll touch that but if it's through Shopify pay or something like that it just goes directly to my business account and then I don't touch it but this one will be a Shopify payment here we go there okay Friday Friday I have a 10 o'clock customer and then nothing in the evening I don't have anything planned I think Friday will be a good day to add in the pantry and do I have any bills to yes I do I really do that's not the color now I made this little sheet as y'all can see last year maybe the year before last and it's a to pay but I wanted to always update these and redo them but I just never got around to it so maybe this will be a release of something coming soon so here I'll put to pay we have wafer paypal I've already made a payment just needed to clear wafer paypal and there's something else to do I'm not sure okay and then Saturday I'm supposedly have a nail client and 12 use something else 27th there is something I have a sticky note with some things that I need to do okay I need to film Tuesday Wednesday film Saturday we need to film film Saturday let's see what else do we have to do and I think this is Sunday it's going to be pretty much a show day the 27th we don't have anything to do okay so I don't know where we got cut off it but I did see that I was filming so that's it you guys that's pretty much all I have for this week that is coming again I don't need any more building stickers because yeah I am going to do I do want to do a little bit of kind of weekly home blessing if you follow the fly ladies system I'm going to kind of hit all the areas I am going to clean now because I do nails out of my house clean up before my customers come anyway like I kind of cleaned the desk area the main entry way things like that so I'm going to hit that there main entry um and I'd kind of make sure the bathroom that is next to the nail room is clean because I don't generally work downstairs during the week um but I'm going to try to set up a schedule where I can be down here more often to get things like this done because my husband's normally here and um so sometimes he uses the bathroom and you know man they don't you know clean up so I have to come and check behind him so Sunday we're going to do a lot of our main thing and let's see I have a good mind to kind of redo these team stitches oh and then I put film here but I'm going to have to film again on Sunday sit that there yeah I need to go over these icons and someone purchase them today I need to redo those okay so this is what it's looking like it's not a whole lot of deco I kind of want to add some deco but it's I don't I really don't I kind of like it a little plain I know I'm a little plain but I really like it to um be so I can understand it and I don't mind going into it and also like I said I have the icon so that's what kind of draw my eyes to certain things I may forget and you know this is about all I've done to my planner for 2022 it's just throw in these weeklies and some more dailies because I am a daily planner as well sometimes all right you guys so I hope you guys enjoyed today's video if there is any questions that you may have feel free to leave them in the comment section hold on feel free to leave them in the comment section below um what else I hope I didn't forget anything but if I did there's always going to be an updated picture or something like that somewhere on the web somewhere on social media Instagram I may come back do a little check in but that is all I have for you today thank you all so much for watching if you enjoyed today's video and you will have to see more videos like this for myself do me a favor hit that subscribe button also hit that notification bell and I'll see you in my next video bye