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Just wanted to see how everyone is, we've gotten quiet
Did you guys watch conference? I only caught little bits since I was trying to watch online or listen on my phone and my kids had a hard time being quiet. I'm ready for the Ensign to get here so I can read the talks
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We watched Saturday morning session, and just a bit of Saturday afternoon. DH went to Saturday night priesthood session, and we watched most of Sunday morning. After that, I couldn't take it anymore! Not that I don't like spiritually uplifting messages, but just the idea of sitting and staring at the TV and writing notes and listening to choral music.
And can I say, what was UP with the pepto bismol pink dresses?! Those were the worst. Those poor women.
I liked most of what I heard. Some talks seemed like 'no brainer' type talks (I hope that's not rude to say) - just stuff we've heard a million times before, but I guess some need to hear it again. A few were hard for me to hear but I guess that is kind of the whole point, right?
It's been quiet in here again! How's everyone doing?
DH and I finally started reading the Book of Mormon together every night, and praying everyday. It's only been 3 weeks, but we feel SO much better. We were in a really bad slump, pretty much to the point where we agreed that if we didn't have his parents in our ward expecting us to come every week, we would have gone inactive a long time ago. While our financial situation still sucks (which was what was triggering our slump - the whole "we've done everything right, why are we struggling so hard?" thing), but even though we have no money, our faith and peace has increased tenfold. Truly amazing. DH has received a very clear answer to his prayers that he needs to find a new job, so hopefully if we follow the Lord's direction He will take care of us and things will get better.
On a separate note, I want a new temple dress. Mine finally fits again (woohoo!) but it's non-stretchy material and with my fat arms, I can't move in the arms much or raise my arms overhead, and I have to pretty much dislocate my shoulders to get it off. (It fits fine around the middle, lol, just in the arms it is ridiculous.) What dresses do you ladies have? Looking at the website though, it looks like most of them are polyester and only one is cotton. So I guess I don't have much option if I want one that is kind of stretchy. Sigh. I remember there used to be a lot more dresses on the online store, now there's only 7. Hmm.... Do you have to buy one from an approved place (like the website or distribution center), or if I found somewhere else that made appropriate temple dresses but wasn't "official church affiliated" (I guess you would call it) would that work? Anyone know?
Hope everyone is doing well!
Oh! I found one that I liked! http://www.dressedinwhite.com/index....ire-dress.html Very plain, but that's kind of what I like.
And www.templedress.com has a lot of pretty ones, but it looks like most are 100% polyester.
That's the one I have but it doesn't have the satin ribbon at the bustline, just some stitching. I love it. It has lasted me through all my pregnancies and body shape changes.
I think as long as its white it doesnt matter who made it. I really love the one you posted. I seriously need a new one. I can not fit into mine, not while pregnant not while not pregnant UGH. I'm holding out hoping that after I have the baby I can seriously lose some weight like I want to get back to my weight when I was first married. My dress is like brand new, once I was on birth control after I got married I gained weight blah!
So friday I noticed that Hanna was not moving a whole lot and I was getting worried. I had an OB appt on monday so I held off. She was still moving but not near as active. They did an u/s yesterday and she passed everything. Well this morning DH's great grandma passed away and she's been super active all day. Am I crazy to think that maybe Hanna was just getting ready for Nana to go home and that she was visiting her? Its so hard to say what I'm trying to say and its hard for others to understand. Do you ladies think that it could be possible?
I don't think it's crazy either.
We tried and tried for so long to get pregnant with our second child. It was a year. And the one day my grandpa was at our house installing a water heater and he suffered a stroke. He died later that day (well was on life support for 24 hours more for organ procurement, but was essentially 'dead' that day).
That weekend I remember telling DH I wanted to have twenty babies. Death makes you especially crave babies I think.
Then a week or so later, I was pregnant with Truman. I think that Truman and his great-grandpa passed each other on the road - one coming out of heaven, the other going back in.
So ladies, I can't tell any IRL friends except those not in my ward... but yesterday after church the 2nd counselor in the bishopric asked if the bishop could meet with me and my DH for a few minutes. Totally unexpected. So first I went in alone and he started off saying, "Sister Harper, are you temple worthy?" I was like... um... what have I done... LOL Then he said, "Are you willing to serve anywhere the Lord would have you serve?" and I was thinking, geographically... like a dork. He said he had a calling, a big one, for me, but he wanted to ask those questions first. Then he had my DH come in and asked him if he would sustain me in any calling, and he was like, okay... So then he asked me to be the PRIMARY PRESIDENT! Oh my heck. I have been wanting out of YW for 2 years now and this was not the route I'd hoped to take! I am pretty sure it's because the 1st counselor in our bishopric is moving, and they are going to call the primary president's husband to that position so she needs to be released. She's had the calling for about 2 years now though so she's due for a break anyway. So now I am tasked with coming up with suggestions for counselors and a secretary. Yikes! I've never had to do this. I've thought of a couple of sisters but haven't prayed about them yet. I need to look up the Church Handbook and see what the counselors are specifically in charge of and think about personalities and strengths. One sister in particular, her DH is not a member, but she's totally active, and she teaches middle school, and that's definitely a weakness of mine - being able to relate to and remain patient with senior-primary aged kids. The older they get beyond 8, the less I like them... but I'm great with the little guys. So I totally need help with that group. But otherwise... I'm still clueless!
So please say a little prayer for me. I told David he has to refer to me as "Madame President" from now on.
Oh and nothing on FB yet since it's not been announced and so my ward family doesn't know.
So ladies, I can't tell any IRL friends except those not in my ward... but yesterday after church the 2nd counselor in the bishopric asked if the bishop could meet with me and my DH for a few minutes. Totally unexpected. So first I went in alone and he started off saying, "Sister Harper, are you temple worthy?" I was like... um... what have I done... LOL Then he said, "Are you willing to serve anywhere the Lord would have you serve?" and I was thinking, geographically... like a dork. He said he had a calling, a big one, for me, but he wanted to ask those questions first. Then he had my DH come in and asked him if he would sustain me in any calling, and he was like, okay... So then he asked me to be the PRIMARY PRESIDENT! Oh my heck. I have been wanting out of YW for 2 years now and this was not the route I'd hoped to take! I am pretty sure it's because the 1st counselor in our bishopric is moving, and they are going to call the primary president's husband to that position so she needs to be released. She's had the calling for about 2 years now though so she's due for a break anyway. So now I am tasked with coming up with suggestions for counselors and a secretary. Yikes! I've never had to do this. I've thought of a couple of sisters but haven't prayed about them yet. I need to look up the Church Handbook and see what the counselors are specifically in charge of and think about personalities and strengths. One sister in particular, her DH is not a member, but she's totally active, and she teaches middle school, and that's definitely a weakness of mine - being able to relate to and remain patient with senior-primary aged kids. The older they get beyond 8, the less I like them... but I'm great with the little guys. So I totally need help with that group. But otherwise... I'm still clueless!
So please say a little prayer for me. I told David he has to refer to me as "Madame President" from now on.
Oh and nothing on FB yet since it's not been announced and so my ward family doesn't know.
You'll be so great at that, Heather! I hope you don't have too hard of a time finding counselors.
I was released from RS Presidency last week. I was ok with it until later in the week when I found out that the lady they put into me is the 1st counselor of the Bishopric's wife who was just released from Stake Primary President...and is the RS President's best friend. It really kind of stung. Like they were saying they were going to give ME a break when the lady they put in is someone who's been in a drawing calling for the last 5 years. And the RS President and I had gotten pretty friendly-I don't have any close friends in the ward and she's probably as closer than anyone else to me-so now I'm feeling...dropped. Like I wasn't performing up to snuff or something. I was bitter about it most of last week but am really working on it. I have been put in as 4th Sunday teacher for RS so I went from being the supervisor to being one of the people I was supervising which just feels...belittling. And I hate teaching.
Ugh. That's hard. At least it's a thing you only have to do 12 days a year right?! It is so hard to think of counselors without just picking my friends. I mean, those are the people who I know really well (obviously) and so I know their strengths. A lot people I just don't know very well. And the bishop said that "no one is out of bounds" and that I could choose anyone who already has a calling. He said "Only the First Presidency's callings are set in stone. No one else." Ha!
So tell me what you think. Would the fact that someone has been serving in primary for a long time already make you think that perhaps they should be given a 'break'? I am considering one of my friends, but she has been a teacher in primary for almost as long as she's been a member of the church - three or four years. She says she enjoys primary, but IDK... maybe she needs a chance to experience grown up classes too.
DH says I should call all the ladies from YW and at the first meeting say, "HA! I'm in charge now, so listen up!" and laugh like Dr. Evil. :/
I wonder how much time is appropriate to take in choosing counselors? I don't want to seem like I gave it no thought, and I also don't want to take too long... though I guess, if I take really long, I can put this thing off for awhile...
The only thing the bishop said in regard to timeline was, "It won't be right away. At least a few weeks. But we want to have the new presidency in place before the first of the year."
There is 1 sister I just feel really good about and I really want as 1st counselor. There are 2 others I feel good about, but not as strongly. Then there as a 4th I thought could work but I'll keep her in my pocket as an alternate.
I want to start asking the PP all sorts of questions but I'm not sure if the bishop has talked to her yet. He told me he was going to yesterday but I'm just kind of waiting for her to call me or something.
Yay Heather! So excited for you!
I'm the 2nd Couns. in Primary and I LOVE it! I have a feeling we are going to be released soon and I'm bummed to go.
I would say being a teacher in Primary to being in the Pres. are totally different. Of course it may depend on your primary size. But I feel like there are some months were I'm SURE that I have LESS work on my load than the teachers. Of course other times we are swamped with stuff. Like over the last month getting ready and having the program plus we just found out we are in charge of the Christmas Activity for the ward.
Tif big hugs, I would feel the same way.
I've also been working on praying EVERY night. I was really slacking and half the time counting my prayer with the boys as my nightly prayer HA. But I have been struggling personally (not in faith but with myself) and I have found that after just a week of saying daily prayer I already feel so much better. I've already regained that stronger grasp of Who I am and what's important.
I've still been struggling with not trying to push DH. I was really bummed last month because he was bidding for his days off for next year and it came down to the fact that he actually could have had Sunday's off and he didn't take it. We had recently had some amazing talks about the church and I got the feeling that maybe, just maybe he was thinking of going back and then Bam he passes it up. When I asked why, he just said he's not ready. I'm just working hard to accept it. Plus he has word of wisdom issues and I'm trying so hard to not be a witch and remember that right now he doesn't have a testimony of it and I can't push my faith on him. HE has to choose. But it makes me so sad on Sunday to look at my friends and see their worthy husbands and to know that mine isn't there. I love everything about him and I feel like we have this part of our marriage that's just missing.
Man this is getting really long.
One last thing, John has his FIRST primary talk tomorrow. I am so excited for him. He has an AMAZING spirit. I know that I got him for a reason. Is it sad that my 5 year old at times is already an example for me? One day we were playing and all of a sudden he just says "I know the Church is true" and I said oh yeah and how do you know and he quickly replied "Because Heavenly Father is there". I mean wow take my breath away. He was so sincere when he said, I almost started crying.
Me = Alison, DH = Evan, DS #1 = John 09/05/06, DS #2 = Alan 07/21/09
Awww Alison that is so sweet! I don't think it's sad that a five year old is an example. My kids are often good examples to me. Of course, they are often bad examples as well... like biting each other in the face. I'm sorry Evan is taking a long time to come back. I think it is great you are being patient and not harping about it though. I have seen the patient, loving example wife work wonders on non-member or inactive husbands several times. Have faith!
So I wasn't sustained today - phew! - but the primary president knows now. And I asked if it meant her DH was moving into the bishopric and she was like, WHAT? But then the next day the bishop told her husband he wants him to move into the bishopric - HA! I so called that one.
She is going to give me a ton of info, I will go through it and come up with questions, and then we'll get together. I think that will work better than just meeting to transfer everything. I will have 1,000 questions.
She's already forwarded a few messages on to me and I am already like, Are you KIDDING ME. One of the scout masters wants people to start arranging their carpooling for scout day camp which is in JUNE (yes, as in, 7 months away).
They told me that they felt good about my list (yay!) and that the 2nd counselor accepted the calling. I don't know if that meant the 1st and secretary said no, or they hadn't spoken to them yet. It feels weird to me to pick my counselors. I tried really hard not to choose my friends. I mean, I know the ladies I chose, obviously, but we're not close friends.
Heather glad they felt good about your list! Even better that you know the 2nd counselor accepted!!
My husband sent me a text this evening and asked if I had gotten a phone call from this guy. I told him no and that I had no idea who it was. Well I guess he's in the ward and he left my DH a message. I looked him up in the ward directory and his calling is the YM sec. I'm wondering if he's our home teacher. We have never seen them since we moved in, infact no one even welcomed us into the ward. Hmmm wonder if thats why we dont like this ward?
Interesting. I'd bet his is your HT. Or he wants to ask one of you to share a 'special skill' with the YM... lol
I had a lot of bitterness and resentment toward our current HT. He had us assigned to him for like 9 months and he never came. Never even acknowledged us really! It drove me nuts. He would sit there every single Sunday... and I'm like, duuuude! So finally one month he wanted to come and I didn't want him to! My husband pointed out my flawed thinking - was I mad that he didn't come, or mad that he wanted to come? I kind of put him in a no-win situation. So he did come. And he was very sorry about not coming before. I still keep a tiny drop of anger (I know... I need to let go) but I'm getting better.
John's the EQ Pres and I've been in the RS presidency for over 3 years...so we apparently don't "need" HT/VTers. At least that's all I can figure since we haven't seen either one more than twice in the last 4 years!
I had a really hard time in RS on Sunday. When I was 1st counselor I wanted to call a different 4th Sunday teacher. For 2 years. The lady teaching had been teaching already for a year when I moved in FIVE years ago. I did finally get the president to let me take one of her Sundays (she was teaching 2nd and 4th) and give it to someone else but she wouldn't budge on releasing her completely even though I had some great names in mind, names that we were being bugged by the Bishop to put somewhere.
So when I was put in as 4th Sunday teacher, it smarted because that was something I had been trying and trying to change (not to be me, obviously, but to give this poor lady a break!) and the RS Pres' best friend walks into the calling and that's the first change she makes.
And then. It got harder. In our ward there are 4 of us who play the piano passably, 2 of us well. The organist and I are the ones that play well. Another gal plays for primary and the 4th has been my RS pianist. So in walks RS Pres BFF and she releases the RS pianist. But does she put ME, who can actually play so people can sing to it, in? Nope. I get dumped into the teaching position. They put a lady that can't even right hand the melody of the songs. And the poor lady is shaking in her shoes and does not want to be there especially when I and the gal they just released are sitting in the room. So awkward. I think she could string together 2 notes of melody at a time as we were trying to sing the songs. I am just having a really hard time seeing the forest for the trees here with some of these changes. And I know part of it is lingering resentment at who they put in when they released me. But more of it is always being told that we are to be using our gifts and to be happy to use our gifts and I happen to know this lady's gift lies in teaching whereas while I can teach alright (hate it, but I can do it) my true gift is on the piano. And she's uncomfortable, everyone else in the room is uncomfortable and it's just...ugh.
SO here I am and this is my little problem:
Every Sunday is the same thing. Every single Sunday I get extremely angry and resentful, sometimes depressed and hopeless.
I have to get ready for church with kids running around me, screaming, crying, going through my stuff (outfit, make up, etc) while DH is in bed not helping a bit!
I get frustrated because I not only have to deal with all that at home but also at church, trying to keep them happy or the very least quiet.
Thankfully we go to the same ward and his parents so they help me with them, but still is hard when both of them are cranky and both wants mommy and start fighting over me in the middle of sacramental meeting.
IDK how to get pass this, DH shows no interest AT ALL to go back. He just got released from his calling as a stake "tech support" and it was just after an incident at the stake conference. He didn't even set it up, he said he couldn't do it because he had to work (he didn't have to work he just didn't wanted to do it). So now he's saying he wasn't good enough for the church and that he was released because of what happened last week at the stake conference. I told him not to think that way, because he didn't even set it up but he's convinced that that's what everybody is going to think. ONE MORE REASON FOR HIM NOT TO GO!
Now he doesn't even need to make up an excuse not to go. He's mad at the ward/stake/church/whatever. And that made me angry at him because I know those leaders and that NOT how it looks. It makes me angry that he's not even trying to make up for not going or trying to join us.
All I know is that every Sunday we grow apart...I get resentful and everything goes to he||.
IDK how to deal with this. I thought that marrying a returned missionary would be a blessing and my family would be going to church and doing everything, but it turned out a fiasco. He has terrible memories about his mission, he hated, and when he talks about it seems like he's gonna have a heart attack. I'm so afraid the kind of message he's going to send to DS.
He doesn't drink, or smoke or do anything against the church doctrine, but we don't read the scriptures together or have prayers or family home evening (he also dislike FHE). He does wear his "Gs" but that's it.
IDK what else to do, his parents won't do anything to help me, his other 2 brothers also are inactive, one of them actually asked to get his records canceled in the church and he drinks and go to orgies and stuff....It's horrible. His mom doesn't know about it tho. She doesn't like to know that any of her sons drink or drank or had pre-marital sex. They don't tell her ANYTHING. Because she ASKED not to know this things.
Anyway, it's messed up. His parents act as "we respect the decision you make" and that for me is a lazy way to parent.
I'm just worried with the future of our marriage. God is supposed to bring a couple closer but now I feel the opposite is happening
He does like that I'm going and working towards renewing my temple recommend (I had mine expired because I was inactive with him from DS's birth to his 2nd birthday).
I'm not perfect, the sundays I don't teach I stay home, but I hated it because I feel it's DH's dragging me down. And it really does. I don't feel like going....ever! And I'm so thankful for my callings that MAKES me go to church.
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By Arie Luyendyk Jr., Hollywood.com Staff
Let me digest what happened on my TV screen. Hot workout clothes, roller derby, girls hitting the deck, big teeth, and not a lot of romance but all in all, an awesome episode.
To Kiss or Not to Kiss
Lets start with Selma saying, "I want to have babies!" Then cut to her skipping off into Bachelor euphoria. I loved Selma's sense of humor during her date with Sean. Not too many girls are this witty, and I loved that she was completely herself in front of him. She had no filter.
Now, swap out those six-inch heels for hiking shoes and that girl can show you what's up. Sean's 17-inch biceps were no match for Selma's 5'2" frame, and believe me, I'm sure he loved the view as they scaled up the rock.
Onto the night portion of the date, I applauded her for holding back and telling Sean that she couldn't kiss him yet. But I can't believe how hard it would be not to kiss when you just had such an amazing date. (Though, no one said anything about getting handsy under that blanket.)
A New 'Bachelor' Audience and Tierra's Tierrable Ways
Next up was my favorite pastime (not really): Roller Derby! The Bachelor just gained thousands of lesbian fans after that scene. By the way, no one looks good in those helmets. Adriana Lima could have been there and I wouldn't have noticed.
During the day portion of the date, nothing too interesting happened besides Amanda's teeth almost getting knocked out. She then had to go to the hospital a move she basically took straight out of Tierra's playbook from last week's episode.
The night's activities lead to the real drama of this episode. Just when Sean started kissing one woman (buddy, great improvement by the way!) and was about to get down in some classic Bachelor hot tub/make-out bliss, Tierra totally pulled the robbery. Tierrable, as I'm going to call her from now on, cried a bit and pulled Sean away. She basically stopped him from actually starting to form a connection with anyone.
I really could go on, but I'm Tierrafied, and I can't believe he gave her a rose on that group date. The whole thing was Tierrable, just plain Tierrable.
Heartbreak Time
Leslie H. got the last one-on-one, and Sean took her on the classic Bachelor shopping date. I was really rooting for her!
But the magic started to drain from the scene after the shopping was done and they sat down for dinner. While Leslie looked quite odd with a massive bow on her dress, she rolled with it and seemed happier than ever... at first. I loved her energy. But then Sean started giving standard one-word answers, which is never a great sign. And just when you thought she would get a shot at being Sean's gal BAM! He lifted the rose and simultaneously broke her heart by not giving it to her.
I felt so sad in that moment. Leslie's big eyes lit up and not seconds later, all that happiness went away. Breakups suck. Breakups on The Bachelor suck even more.
One Last Goodbye
At the rose ceremony, Amanda, who went to the hospital on the derby date, got all dressed up. But her stunt didn't get her the sympathy rose. After that, everyone toasted to another #bachs**tcray week.
At this point, Sean is doing an awesome job juggling all the craziness. And the whole country is wondering what Tierrable is still doing there.
I had no filter this week, so hopefully you guys don't think less of me. Check back next week and I'll try to be a bit more PC.
Be sure to follow me on Twitter!. Lots of love!
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I'm supposed to do me & Rich's taxes today, but I'm not sure what time. He was supposed to come over yesterday but when I stopped over at 6:30 last night I learned he hadn't been grocery shopping, just buying stuff every day to eat for dinner. They hadn't eaten and didn't have anything in the house to cook at that point and Rich & I got into it bigtime. I told him it was too late, he'd have to go grocery shopping and feed the kids first.
Talking with Jesi, I learned he hasn't been grocery shopping in weeks and her & Kaleb are home all day without anything to make for lunch. I'm furious. I give him money to contribute toward groceries, as well as pay his car insurance, cell phone, health insurance, and daycare for Conner before/after school. I am tempted to just give the cash to Jesi and take her with me when I go grocery shopping, since she's the one that usually makes dinner anyway, but it really shouldn't be up to her to take care of her dad like that. She's willing, even eager, because it will be a relief for her to have food in the house. But still, I'm really hung up on her playing the caretaker roll. Rich needs to step it up and take care of his kids.
I ended up bringing Conner to my house. I was going to feed him, but he said he wasn't hungry and that his belly felt weird. He did feel feverish, but denied actually feeling sick. He woke me up around 4:30 because he'd thrown up. My poor little guy.


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Favorite Sport/Team
AZ Cardinals .... of COURSE!
Favorite Movie/Actor
Ryan Gosling... is that even a question?
Go-to karaoke song
Anything involving Lil Wayne!
My first job
Bed Bath and Beyond! lol.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Belly Button piercing, and a tattoo on my left shoulder that says, "Let It Be" :)
Mac or PC?
MAC all the way!
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
Nintendo 64, mario cart. Always the Princess... :)
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
I am obsessed with Enya, and am a palm reader. Oh... and a Nanny for six years!
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
Is your Dad a terrorist? Because you da bomb!.... LOL no...just stop.
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
Out at a bar, I was dancing and my hair extension fell out onto the floor. What did I do you ask? I picked it up first of all, I paid for it! Then I twirled it around in my hand and kept dancing, its pretty hard for me to get embarrassed. Id much rather laugh it off!
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
A super tiny shower, and not well! I might or might not have given him a black eye.
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
5 shades of pink lipgloss, my rhinestoned cell phone, keys, planner, wallet, some peanut M&Ms, and useless junk.
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
Yoga attire! barefoot.
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
Neither! I'd have to say with someone I care about. (because then its amazing!)
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
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OK - here it is, your teenager tells you they've mowed the lawn and cleaned up the yard. Then the next thing you hear is "Dad, since I took care of the grass, can I have the car keys?" You're just about ready to hand them over, but find THIS video on your son's cell phone!
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"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Suja, I hope everything is okay.
You girls are making me homesick for fall colors. Even where the weather is cooler here, it is mostly pine forest so no changing leaves. I remember we had great fall leaves in NY.
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Chrissy I am glad to hear you go home ok!!
Jen I hope you have a great time at the B&B! We have never stayed at one either, but have always wanted too. Everytime we planned a trip to one it would never work out. The girls will be OK I promise. They will be all the more happy to see you when you return
Ugh Suja, I'm sure it's nothing, but it doesn't make it any less freaky
What is this fall that you ladies speak of? All I ever see is green, if it's not green – it's dead
Suja, when are you going in to have it checked?
Called the doctor's office, and they said it could be hormone related, that some women are cystic, it gets prominent during your period, and since I'm just getting done with mine, to check it periodically, see what happens to it over a cycle, and to go from there. So, if it stays the same or larger over the next month, I have to go in, but if it gets smaller then larger again as my cycle approaches, it's safe to wait until my regular gyn appointment in November to have it checked out.
I've heard that before Suja. That they can appear/disappear throughout your cycle.
Jennifer that sounds like a really nice trip. I am sure the girls will be just fine.
I spent 3 weeks in Vermont to see the autumn colors one year, it was one of my favorite trips ever!! We arrived when everything was still green and by the time we left all the leaves had fallen off. The colors are so incredibly vibrant, everytime we turned a corner we did an audible gasp. New England really is so pretty and quaint-with their village greens and farmer's markets. It was a girl's trip with my sister and my mother, we ate and laughed, so much fun. I miss the fall colors. Now that makes me want to do that trip again with dh and ds.
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Suja that makes sense. Basically the same info here http://www.mayoclinic.com/print/brea...t&DSECTION=all
I am a more cystic person and get lumps and bumps all the time. I just keep an eye on them and if anything seemed really weird I would go in and have it checked out.
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Sometimes we have great fall colors, sometimes not so great depending on the weather. Plus up here at least we have a fairly good number of pine trees. The best fall colors I have ever seen were in Jersey....seemed like everything was orange and red at once.
I do like living somewhere with drastically different seasons....its nice to have the changes. I don't like the upper 90's we have been having but I know it won't last and before I know it, it will be -10. Course the inbetween is the best. LOL
Suja, one of my aunts had that cyst type thing and it turned out to be OK. I hope that yours is nothing to worry about.
I miss the Fall colors, too; the trees change a little bit here but it's nothing like Arkansas. The seasons here are cool, not as cool and cold.
Fall in New England is awesome My favorite time of year, most years the colors are incredibly vibrant.
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Jennifer that place looks incredible!!! Have a fun trip!!
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Suja, thinking positive for you.
I am cyst prone and have had many cysts in my breast. In between waiting on your appointment, you can put some warm compresses on the lump and see if it shrinks, if it does, it is more than likely a cyst.
The first time I got one though I remember freaking out about it, mostly because I was the same age (28) as my paternal grandmother when she got diagnosed with breast cancer.
Suja, I really hope it's nothing. Sounds like a lot of people have experienced similar. That's comforting.
I am so worried about Kai going to kindy! I know he'll be find and millions of children before him have gone but he is such a baby boy. Yesterday dbf took them to a movie and when they came home, we were all down by the water. The kids love to throw rocks in the water. What kid doesn't. It's a timeless hobby, is it not? Well, dbf has landscaping rock down there and pitches a fit if the kids throw them in the water. Sawyer is impossible to stop and we can't very well let Sawyer and tell Kai no so I told the kids I was going to get the wagon and we'd walk around to the public land where they can throw rocks to their heart's content. Kai started jumping up and down with excitement and dbf said, "I thought we were fishing, Kai!" and Kai said, with a quivering lip, "I was with you all day daddy. I really need to spend some time with Mommo." Awwww, I teared right up. And yes, he's been calling me Mommo. lol
Then while we were over there and Savana and Kai were wading around finding treasures (bottlecaps and fishbones basically) with so much enthusiasm, I had a realization. I have off work next week and I have been like a mad woman trying to plan things for us like museum trips, out of town hikes, water parks, etc. We've been stressing over affording it and timing it and all that jazz. It hit me, what am i doing? Book a cabin at a campsite with a beach. That is all they need. I don't know why I overthink what can be so simple sometimes! Cabin is booked!
I used to be a much more roughin it type of camper but with kids it's seriously just not as fun for me (the roughing it part, that is. The cabin is just beds and walls so we'll still be doing all of our cooking on the grill and walking to the toilets and such but it's all about not having to set up and take down the whole camp with 3 children to contend with.
We are going to a birthday party for one of the kids I used to take of in the daycare. He's going to be 4. I started caring for him when he was 10 months old! crazy. His mom is a sahm now as she had her second at the same time I had Sawyer. We had the same due date! I was just thinking in the shower I wonder if she means for me to stay at the party with them. Because I am. lol Hope that's cool! I have no idea how bday parties work. We don't have them nor really go to them.
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Yeah, roughin it is definitely more fun with adults only. Or teens that are into that sort of thing. I couldn't do that & have fun with Bobbie because she likes her creature comforts too much. Jesi would be fine in a sleeping bag on the ground. There's a lean-to that's free to use (first come, first serve) out in the forest near where we used to live. I should grab my sleeping bag from Rich & head out there one weekend.
I wouldn't think twice if a parent opted to stay at a party I hosted. Conner has already made it known that he wants his at the bowling alley again. That makes it super easy for me. Hardly any work, no clean up (although I do just 'cause) and the kids always have a ball.
I'm sorta sad that his bday is so early in the school year. He'll hardly have time to establish friends to invite but in another month he'll likely have buddies that get parties with lots of friends.
When I think about the hard work it took my parents to take us kids camping in tents back in the olden days. omg. We had this enormous tent, all our gear, dogs, a pickup truck, and a boat. My parents were good sports about it too. My folks were old school though, back when they were kids, camping and hunting trips was their only form of vacation. My dad was a logger when I was really little and we would spend the entire summers in the back woods of Idaho. Living in tents, and my sister's cat would eat chipmunks. Leaving chipmunk tails around our camp site. My dad found a nest of little triplet chipmunk babies, they were too small to leave behind, so we took them home. My brother named them Alvin, Simon and Theodore (of course) we had them for several weeks until they all escaped one day. One of my earliest memories is playing with my Fisher Price Little People in the creek and my Little People dog floated down stream and my older brother running along to save him. But the little doggie was lost. Next summer I want to take G and dh back there for real camping trips. But I'd prefer a motorhome over a tent ;)
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I have never been camping. Even booking our trip in Sept I was looking at some cabins and ended up with the high end looking B&B. I could do a cabin if it was a fancy one with air conditioning and stuff. But yeah not so much a nature girl. I much more prefer museums and nicer hotels. I like nature in theory but not so much being in it myself. I would like riding around a boat in a lake though. Not fishing but just motoring about.
Definitely was how you are brought up. My parents aren't campers so we vacationed by road trips....disney world, disney land (vegas on the way), nearby states like Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois. Weekend trips in years we didn't do a big trip to things like museums and state capitals. One year they drove to NYC to watch me play at Carnegie Hall...I traveled with the orchestra but hung out some of the time with my family.
So my idea of a vacation is definitely not anything that involved roughing it....and if I don't have air conditioning, I am roughing it. LOL
Last night when I was making dinner the dogs started growling when looking out the patio door....there was a coyote cutting through the yard and not all that far from my deck! OMG, well at least it wasn't a bear!
Just finished the opening ceremonies. Pretty well done and we enjoyed them. We really like how they weave the history of the hosting country into the ceremony.
Our vacations were all camping! Every summer my parents took 2 weeks off and we road tripped. We had my granparents old pop up camper and extra tents for when my cousins would spend a few night with us. We have so many great stories. I was just telling Savana and Kai yesterday about how my grandma stuffed marshmallows under the tent my cousin and I were sleeping in so that night raccoons were reaching under to get them out! lol. My grandma was a character.
We just got back from camping yesterday. It was beautiful. The twins turned 5 while we were out on the Pacific coast. We did not have a cake or presents or anything, but we had that in Wyoming. We did have s'mores for dessert over the campfire. We camped at a campground. DH had requested some place not hot, not buggy, and not around other people, but like buying a house, we had to compromise, and 2 out of 3 wasn't bad. Last year we had gone on two camping trips -- one to a KOA campground with our local twins club, which was basically like camping in a playground, and another out in the wilderness, far away from any facilities.
This trip was actually really wonderful, and it's amazing what a difference a year can make. They played by themselves a lot. S. actually stayed away from the firepit when we told him to. They bounded through the grass and pretended to be animals or firemen. They played ball with pinecones, or when they found pinecones still on sticks, they pretended they were ice cream cones. There was a perfect climbing tree right next to our tent. We went on long walks down to the coast, through the woods. We saw deer and quail and other birds and lizards. We explored tidepools and saw amazing waves and rock formations. We had to be really careful next to the high rocky cliffs, but the views were beautiful.
The downside was that it was colder than I had predicted. I didn't actually change my clothes during the trip, and just kept adding more and more layers. The "mist" was so heavy the first morning when we woke up that it was falling kind of horizontally. One might actually call it rain. I spent a lot of time feeling cold and wet. That morning I was so cold, and our firewood was so wet, and all the grass everywhere was so wet (and up to our thighs) that we decided to drive to the nearest town to get some hot coffee and some breakfast and wait for the sun to come up a bit. We drove about half an hour down the Pacific Coast Highway and came to a couple of cars stopped in the road and a smooshed car up ahead and a slightly crumpled truck. I stopped and got out to see if I could help, and there was a woman leaned over the steering wheel, hair all over her face. I asked the people standing around if anyone had checked her or done anything for her, and they said no, but that she had been twitching a bit, and it happened 15 minutes ago. I did not think it looked good. One woman lightly said, "This happens all the time around here." There was a little dog bounding around in the passenger seat. Right then fire trucks and paramedics drove up, so I backed off and let the pros step in, and they came over and said she felt cold. They lifted up her head and clotted blood was stringing out of her nose and mouth and she was all waxy-looking. None of the bystanders had any clue that she had died, and they were all just standing around chatting. The vehicles were blocking the whole road, and I knew there was probably going to be some kind of investigation, so I went back and got in the car and turned around. We told whoever we could find that it was going to be a while. I still think about her face, her little dog, and that road. DH looked up the accident after we got back into internet range, and she just went into the wrong lane and hit the truck head-on. No other explanation.
On the drive back, we got stuck behind a couple of really slow-moving RVs. There are signs everywhere saying that slow vehicles should use turn-outs, and there were aggressive cars behind these RVs edging out, crossing the double yellow line over and over again, wanting to pass and making really risky moves because they were so unhappy about being stuck behind slow vehicles. I was thinking the whole time about that accident, and getting unhappy with the RVs for not having the courtesy to use the turn-outs, and for the other cars for being so aggressive. It's a very curvy and narrow road, with no place to pass, but a lot of areas to pull over briefly. I do it myself, since I have to go more slowly since DS gets carsick on curvy roads. DH and I took a long motorcycle trip there once, before kids.
Anyway, aside from the fatality, which thankfully was not ours, and had the one small upside of reminding me to be grateful yet again for everything we have, it was a good trip. I think we would go back there. DH even thanked me for picking out such a great place! I'll include a bunch of pictures since I know most of you don't look at my blog, and besides, I haven't updated my blog yet (you all are first!). We still think camping is a pain, but the upsides are getting so that they are almost making up for all the downsides.
Fantastic pictures!! Looks like a great trip and I'm so glad you had that after your last one.
So sad about that accident, though. I don't think I'd personally cope well with seeing that.
I'm glad you had such a nice camping trip, even though it was cold and wet. Sorry about the accident.
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L, your pictures are great and it sounds like a great trip. We were in that area about 2 years and loved it so much. It's definitely on my list to do again. It gives me hope that your kids are better at age 5, I hope next summer camping with G goes just as well.
The accident would have really bothered me too, how sad and tragic.
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
L, your camping trip sounds like it was fun! The pictures are awesome! I can't wait to take my boys camping when they are a little bit older. That's what all our vacations were when I was growing up. We'd go to all the places that my dad had camped at; they were places that had really cool names like Pigeon Creek and Twin Bridges...this was in North central Arkansas. I loved eating campfire food and swimming all day and just roaming the woods. The worst part of camping for me was being woken up by birds at like 4 in the morning.
That accident sounds very horrific; I think that would stick with me for a long time, too.
I just posted a picture on FB surrounding the whole chickfila (sp?-I've never heard of that fast food chain!) fiasco and will probably lose quite a few conservative friends, but I posted it because it was so funny (to me!). Oh well!
Watching the olympic swimming. Mmm, the swimmers are hot. Most of them.
ETA: And the gymnasts.
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Suja, I hope that lump is nothing. I have fibrocystic breasts myself, and they feel like bags of frozen peas, only not so cold obviously. I've gotten used to which lumps are the normal ones. AF and caffeine tends to make them worse.
Not all of our vacation were camping ones, but we never had hotel vacations. It was either sleeping on someone's couch or floor, or the beach, or in our car, or a tent. I just found out recently, like last week, that my dad would get home from residency training at about 10 pm in El Paso, putter around a bit, read the newspaper, and then without saying a word to mom, start packing the car for a camping trip for the weekend. Then they would load us sleeping kids in the car (I was 10, my sister was 8), drive for a couple of hours, and THEN, in the middle of the night, hike for a couple of hours and set up camp, because mom says dad said "It's ridiculous to set up camp right at the beginning of the trail head."
I remember going on a lot of hikes with my dad that we would call death marches (not to make light of real death marches), but some of them were pretty tough. Even as a little child, I had a pack with my sleeping bag and all my stuff which I would have to loosen while crossing swift rivers because if I lost my footing it would prevent me from regaining the surface. He wouldn't let me rest because if I sat down I wouldn't want to get up again. But I really had no idea that he made us go hiking for hours in the middle of the night. I told my mom that I didn't remember that bit at all, and if my husband wanted to do that kind of thing on weekends, we probably wouldn't be having much family time together. I wondered if my dad was on something, but my mom reminded me that my dad seems to need very little sleep and pointed out that often I wake up in the middle of the night and do stuff, too.
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Im a vidoe game prodigy
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Did you fart? Because you just blew me away
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Took my moms car for a cruise when i was 11
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a tree
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my phone
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my birthday suit
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
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Venturing outdoors in the eighteenth century could be a dirty and hazardous enterprise. Well-off women visiting friends or shopping in town needed protection for their footwear against the filth of the street and the gutter, and in the event of rain or snow. Pattens were the usual solution, comprising overshoes of leather mounted onto an iron ring which raised the wearer a few inches off the ground, and these were also worn by working women. They were not always easy to walk in, as Pepys noted in his diary in 1660: "Called on my wife and took her to Mrs Pierce's, she in the way being exceedingly troubled with a pair of new pattens, and I vexed to go so slow". The coloured print below shows a lady at a ball taking off her protective pattens as she arrives (see detail).
As an alternative to pattens, clogs could be worn. These were small wooden wedges to fit under the arch of the shoe with matching straps and flat soles to prevent the heels digging into soft ground. They were the forerunner of various more modern types of footwear protection, including Dutch-style wooden clogs as worn by millworkers, or see-through rubber galoshes worn by city women in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Relax in the unique 110 sqm heated indoor pool located on the hotel's garden level . Surrounded with windows opened during summer, enjoy the view onto the private terrace . Recreational facilities cater for young and old, whatever the weather . Relax on the large outdoor terrace after a strenuous workout in the fully equipped gym .
For gentler pastimes, the Al Hikmah Library features a vast collection of books on the region as well as family games . A fireplace sets the tone for relaxing winter evenings and the little ones are entertained all year round at the Fun Factory with numerous toys and games .
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|UniProt code: P00918.
|Homo sapiens (Human).
|Eukaryota; Metazoa; Chordata; Craniata; Vertebrata; Euteleostomi; Mammalia; Eutheria; Euarchontoglires; Primates; Haplorrhini; Catarrhini; Hominidae; Homo.
|Essential for bone resorption and osteoclast differentiation (By similarity). Reversible hydration of carbon dioxide. Can hydrate cyanamide to urea. Involved in the regulation of fluid secretion into the anterior chamber of the eye. Contributes to intracellular pH regulation in the duodenal upper villous epithelium during proton-coupled peptide absorption. Stimulates the chloride-bicarbonate exchange activity of SLC26A6.
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|Zinc. Can also use cobalt(II) with lower efficiency, but not copper(II), nickel(II) and manganese(II).
|Enzyme regulation:
|Activated by X-ray, histamine, L-adrenaline, L- and D-phenylalanine, L- and D-histidine, L-His-OMe and beta-Ala- His (carnosine). Competitively inhibited by saccharin, thioxolone, coumarins, 667-coumate, celecoxib (Celebrex), valdecoxib (Bextra), SC-125, SC-560, diclofenac, acetate, azide, bromide, sulfonamide derivatives such as acetazolamide (AZA), methazolamide (MZA), ethoxzolamide (EZA), dichlorophenamide (DCP), brinzolamide, dansylamide, thiabendazole-5-sulfonamide, trifluoromethane sulfonamide and N-hydroxysulfamide, fructose-based sugar sulfamate RWJ-37497, and Foscarnet (phosphonoformate trisodium salt). Repressed strongly by hydrogen sulfide(HS) and weakly by nitrate (NO(3)). Esterase activity weakly reduced by cyanamide. N- hydroxyurea interfers with zinc binding and inhibit activity.
|Biophysicochemical properties:
|Absorption: Abs(max)=550 nm; Note=At pH 7.0. Shows a second maximum at 618 nm; Kinetic parameters: KM=10 mM for CO(2); KM=82 mM for H(2)CO(3); KM=3 mM for 4-nitrophenyl acetate; pH dependence: Optimum pH is 6-8;
|Interacts with SLC4A4. Interaction with SLC4A7 regulates SLC4A7 transporter activity. Interacts with SLC26A6 isoform 4 (via C-terminus cytoplasmic domain).
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|Cytoplasm. Cell membrane. Note=Colocalized with SLC26A6 at the surface of the cell membrane in order to form a bicarbonate transport metabolon. Displaced from the cytosolic surface of the cell membrane by PKC in phorbol myristate acetate (PMA)-induced cells.
|Osteopetrosis, autosomal recessive 3 (OPTB3) [MIM:259730]: A rare genetic disease characterized by abnormally dense bone, due to defective resorption of immature bone. Osteopetrosis occurs in two forms: a severe autosomal recessive form occurring in utero, infancy, or childhood, and a benign autosomal dominant form occurring in adolescence or adulthood. Recessive osteopetrosis commonly manifests in early infancy with macrocephaly, feeding difficulties, evolving blindness and deafness, bone marrow failure, severe anemia, and hepatosplenomegaly. Deafness and blindness are generally thought to represent effects of pressure on nerves. OPTB3 is associated with renal tubular acidosis, cerebral calcification (marble brain disease) and in some cases with mental retardation. Note=The disease is caused by mutations affecting the gene represented in this entry.
|Target of drugs used in treatments against glaucoma disorder and breast cancer.
|Belongs to the alpha-carbonic anhydrase family.
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Panasonic Making New Portable Gaming Machine 'The Jungle Handheld'CrunchGear got a little advance tip from Panasonic that the company plans to launch a new handheld gaming device called 'The Jungle Handheld' as part of its new Panasonic Cloud Entertainment (which they evidently refer to as the unfortunate acronym PCENT) business. From the first few bits of information and a brief trailer now up on the Jungle site, the new folding device looks like a cross between a smartphone and a Netbook put in a ruggedized case.
The description on the Jungle reads, "this mean little machine features a kick ass display, touch pad, keyboard, and other gaming controls that we'll be saying more about soon." Looking a little closer at the design, there's the small keyboard on the bottom half, along what appears to be two circular touch pads right about where you can imagine your thumbs resting while cradling the thing. As for the other gaming controls, who knows? For connections, it looks like it has a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, micro-USB, and mini-HDMI located along the edge of the case.
As to what you'll do with the Jungle Handheld, they say their mission is to "create an ecosystem around online gaming." From the teaser trailer, the first two pieces of that ecosystem appear to be MMOs and videos. Part of the trailer shows the upcoming browser-based Battlestar Galactica MMO and they say that they are working with leading online developers to create new content. The video also includes a clip from their new show "Online Underground" created in conjunction with Machinima.com. From the pilot it looks like pretty standard webcomic video fare loosely based on a spoof MMO report news desk-styled show.
With the mounting success of Apple's iPad and Sony rumored to be poised to unleash a similar sort of combination of service and devices with both the PSP2 and a potential mobile phone--not to mention the upcoming Nintendo 3DS--the Jungle faces a tough set of established competitors to come into the market against.
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Presented in a monochrome abstract print, this unique long sleeve shirt makes a big impact on your getup. A chest pocket and gauntlet sleeves deliver an element of traditionalism to underpin the eccentric pattern detail, whilst the slim fit makes it a well-tailored choice for the weekend.
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Bellfield Jumper with Tropical Flower Pattern
Transitioning your wardrobe from winter to spring, this patterned jumper by Bellfield is the perfect knit for spring.
Featuring a bright, tropical flower pattern, this layering piece lifts your looks, adding a girly pop of colour to your off-duty style. The brushed fabric gives this top textured appeal, while the ribbed cuffs and hem perfect the fit.
Layer this jumper over a contrast colour tee and light wash denim jeans. Add a pair of ankle boots for a cool meets casual weekend style.
Please note: To keep this jumper looking its best, it must be hand washed only.
Useful info:
- Brushed jumper by Bellfield
- Textured fabric
- Tropical flower pattern
Bellfield Tank Top with Palm Tree Print
Channeling the tropical West Coast, this printed tank top by Bellfield is the perfect pick for sunny summer days.
Featuring a palm tree print to the front, this top makes a statement when it comes to dressed down cool. Dropped arm holes and RAW cut edges add to the ultra laid back appeal of this top for easy breezy styling.
Wear this tank top with the Bellfield acid wash skinny jeans and barely there sandals for chic meets casual summer dressing.
Useful info:
- Tank top by Bellfield
- Palm tree print
- Dropped arm holes
- RAW cut edges
Bellfield Frenso Neon Burn Out Vest
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Racer back vest with low armholes.Colour: Neon Green. 50% cotton, 50% polyester. Machine washable.