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PRAIRIE VILLAGE, Kan. (AP) -- A Johnson County judge has ordered a city councilman to vacate his seat for using "breathtakingly bad judgment" when he allowed a homeless friend to spend four nights at City Hall.
District Judge David Hauber on Friday said Prairie Village councilman David Morrison ignored common sense last October when he took Kelley Malone to City Hall.
The Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/H3eREP) reports Morrison claimed he was only trying to help his friend, who feared for his life because he thought a gang or hit man was after him.
Morrison apologized to the City Council last year and has said he didn't gain anything by his actions.
Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe pursued the ouster case at the request of the council.


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Episode 100 of 'Glee' brought back the original New Directions and was quite the celebration, but of course it also paid tribute to its fallen member. During the episode, not only did the glee club remember Finn, but Lea Michele remembered Cory by posting a sweet Instagram pic.
To celebrate Glee hitting the 100th episode on March 18, Lea Michele began posting pics from the cast over the years — one of her on the first day of filming, one of her with some of the cast in 2008, and then one in front of a billboard in 2009 — with Cory Monteith.
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"Glee billboard 2009," Lea captioned the pic on Instagram. It was a collage — one of her and Dianna Agron and one of her with Cory in front of a billboard. In the pic, Lea looks extremely excited, as does Cory — he has his arms out at his side, like he's jumping up and down. It's absolutely precious.
During the 100th episode, the original glee club members returned to McKinley, and at the end they gathered in the auditorium around a plaque of Finn. Mr. Schuester (Matthew Morrison) began crying during a speech thanking the club for all they had done. While it was a show, all of the members were definitely crying real tears.
Lea's character Rachel was actually taking deep breaths trying to control the tears and it was extremely emotional of course, because while the characters lost Finn, the actors lost their friend Cory.
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It wasn't easy to film such a huge milestone without their leader, executive producer Brad Falchuck revealed in an interview.
"It's emotional. It'd odd doing this song without Cory," Brad told The Hollywood Reporter about filming the "Don't Stop Believin'" number, which will air next week. "You notice it. I notice it. There is a feeling when you hear that song and see all those people singing it that you really get a sense of what's come before it."
At the celebration for the episode, the cast remembered Cory. "They honor him beautifully," Amber Riley told Access Hollywood. "He was a brother to us and we love him."
"Finn is honored in every episode, he's always with us and he's always here. We always laugh about things he would say or do," Jenna Ushkowitz added. "He's definitely mentioned more than usual."
However Matthew Morrison, who was extremely close with Cory, took the chance to remember the first time he ever filmed with Cory.
"I still remember the first scene we ever shot for this show was me and Cory," he told TVLine. "I just remember that moment, and I don't know why, but that's the moment that's kind of sticking out the most for me today — just that first scene we ever shot for Glee."
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Posted at 4:49 PM on March 26, 2014
I enjoyed their show and cried like a baby at the end. I am a 54 year old woman and lost the love of my life when I was 24. I think Lea has done very well for what she has went thru. she will never forget Cory and yes he has a piece of her heart that no one else will ever get. I think Glee was one of the best shows ever on Tv and I will miss it. But its not the same without Cory.
Posted at 1:16 PM on March 21, 2014
I love that comment "let go". Are you kidding me. It has only been 7 months. In one interview she stated that she knew a love with him that many people will never experience. I know such love. You don't just forget and let go. It would disgust me if she did. A love so deep can not/will not be forgotten. He has a piece of her heart that no one else will ever have. It doesn't mean that she won't love again, he just wont get that part of her heart. You never forget. Talking about him makes you feel like it's not gone…you need to hang onto something and memories and pictures are all she has. She needs to heal in her time…not ours.
Posted at 10:53 AM on March 20, 2014
Remembering our departed loved ones is one way of acknowledging their importance in our lives. Lea mentions Cory because he was an important part of her life. No one has the right to judge her that she is milking his death. It is more insensitive of her if she would just forget everything about Cory.
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To see the original actors singing together in the choir room again, I kept noticing that Finn was missing. Then I understood much more clearly why the high school storyline had to be let go, besides other reasons as well, that there is less glee in Lima. For the show to really move forward, the characters need to move forward to grow up, like the original audience members in the real world. I am not a regular viewer, but I enjoyed it.
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She has not milked his death. He was the person that she'd planned on spending her life with. His character Finn was a very important part of this cast and if Glee hadn't included him in this milestone it wouldn't had been such an amazing episode. Thank you Glee for including Cory/Finn we miss him.
Posted at 10:49 AM on March 19, 2014
The episode was ok, but the fact that Rachel has not really dealt with Finn's death in any significant way is a bit ludicrous. You can't kill off the love of her life, as Finn was, and have her not even mourn him or mention him for weeks. If they were not ready to deal with the difficult subject of his death, why did they even kill him? Just send him off to Africa on some teaching mission and leave it at that. We know the writers have the ability to do this justice, but they are apparently choosing not to.
Posted at 3:16 PM on March 19, 2014
This comment is really funny because you indicate that Rachel hasn't dealt with Finn's death. Then you have another commenter above who says she mentions him too much and needs to "let go." No one on this show is ever going to make the public satisfied. If they talk about Cory/Finn, they are "milking" his death. If they don't talk about him, then they aren't mourning or missing him. This show has suffered an imaginable and incredible loss of one of its core members. I think they are doing the best that they can in this situation. They did a beautiful tribute episode in his honor and they continue to talk about his loss. That's how it is in real life too. His plaque hangs in the choir room so even if his name isn't mentioned out loud, then he is still there with him and on their mind each time they walk in that room.


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In N Out is one of my favorite places to eat because it's just so easy. One of the huge stumbling blocks for me having celiac was losing the ability to just roll up to somewhere and get something to eat quick. In N Out is one of the few places where I can roll through a drive through and feel confident in eating safely. Ask for your burger "protein style" and they'll wrap it in lettuce for you. Fries are safe because they're the only thing being fried- no breaded fried foods at In N Out!
5916 Quebec St, Fort Worth, TX 76135
I don't care for In N Out burger it might be okay you never know
7009 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Animal style burger - , sauce does not give me any problems, w/ Fries.
15575 Hesperian Blvd, San Leandro, CA 94580
Hamburger buns and lemonade are only gluten items on the menu. They will change gloves if you state you have gluten allergy. Avoid animal style due to contamination. Milkshakes and fries and gluten free. Fryer is only used for fries.
7009 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
We ordered a burger protein style and alerted the staff of our celiac gf needs. The serving staff was very careful and the dedicated fryer for fries was a plus! Not a gluten free facility but a safe quick meal on the go!
12890 Gregg Ct, Poway, CA 92064
Only item with gluten is the hamburger bun, so get it lettuce wrapped. Fries and shakes all gluten free!
1275 Dana Drive, Redding, CA 96003
This is my go-to place if I need something to eat in town. Make sure you tell them you have a gluten allergy (not just that you want it lettuce wrapped). They will change their gloves and have one person make it. Animal style/grilled onions is not safe (contamination). And their sauce is not safe due to contamination. I order without sauce then ask for a few packets of sauce. Enjoy!! :)
2900 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Everything is gluten free except buns!! Finally :)) I'm visiting from Canada and I have had this too much since I've been here! So so so so AMAZING!!!
12890 Gregg Ct, Poway, CA 92064
Delicious burger!!! First place they don't use the hole lettuce!!! Loved it!!! Real friendly and understanding when you tell them you have celiac decease!!
1525 N Dysart Rd, Avondale, AZ 85392
Amazing service..if you tell the staff that you have a wheat allergy or Celiacs they change gloves and prepare your food in an area not touched by the buns. They also bag your food separately if you have friends or family with normal hamburgers!
2305 Compton Avenue, Corona, CA 92881
All is GF except buns and lemonade (I called corporate one day when I was craving a burger & shake ) LOL Enjoy
475 North 700 West, Centerville, UT 84014
The gal who took our order Makala was very knowledgable about gluten Free it was wonderful food service and very clean and one of the only aces open at 10:30 at night kiddos to in n out burger
26482 Towne Centre Dr, Foothill Randh, CA 92610
Extremely friendly and concerned about all allergens. Has a dedicated gluten free grill.
1342 S Alma School Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210
Offer a burger protein style wrapped in lettuce. Nothing else fried in the dryer but fries so I can have them!
2740 North Central Expressway, Plano, TX 75074
Satisfied my craving for a great burger & fries. I ordered the cheeseburger Animal Style (wrapped in lettuce/no bun) & fries. They put on special gloves to handle my food, prepared it on a covered counter, & put my order on a separate tray.
1275 Dana Drive, Redding, CA 96003
Good first experience! Lettuce wrapped burger was delicious!!
2740 North Central Expressway, Plano, TX 75074
Great place for a delicious burger! Patties are 100% beef, you can have fresh, sliced onions if you'd like (or grilled onions if you'd prefer). Order it "protein style" and it will be wrapped in hand-leafed lettuce.
2390 S 4th St, El Centro, CA 92243
Just say you have severe wheat allergy and they take real good care of you. Burger does not come into contact with any gluten, nor do fries. I always get Flying Dutchman meal, two patties and two cheese, fries and drink. My meal also is bagged separately from families. Love these guys, they do shared kitchen gluten free right!!! Change gloves, change utensils, clean everything and only one person touches your food!!!!
5916 Quebec St, Fort Worth, TX 76135
Everything is gluten free except the bun so order your burgers protein style. It's meat wrapped in lettuce instead of bread. Fries are gluten free and since they don't serve anything else fried, they are gf. The shakes are also gf.
780 Ikea Ct, West Sacramento, CA 95605
When ordering...just tell the cashier you would like any if their burgers protein style with a bread allergy
1051 W Sunset Rd, Henderson, NV 89014
I love this place!! I just got diagnosed celiac last week and it was my first time eating out. The staff was very knowledgeable about cross contamination and used clean gloves and even put my burger in a seperate bag than the others!! Love it!! The fries are made there with and are the only things that go in the fryer so no cross contamination there. It's a very good place to go!!
2449 South Market Street, Gilbert, AZ 85296
very knowledgeable and take gluten allergies very seriously. they have their own separate kitchen and their fries are gf too (they have no other fried items).
1881 N Livermore Ave, Livermore, CA 94550
They make our burgers on a separate grill, and we eat them protein style. The fries do not share a fryer with anything so they are automatically GlutenFree. The staff is great and are always willing to make sure our food is safe.
601 W Main St, American Fork, UT 84003
Great place to go for a delicious burger, gluten free is a option. You just have to say 'protien style' or gluten free and instead of a bun they wrap it in lettuce.
9188 E Stockton Blvd, Elk Grove, CA 95624
Everything there is gluten free except the buns. Only problem was last time I went, the protein style burger(wrapped in lettuce) was in the same bag as the other 3 regular burgers (with buns) that I had ordered.
2449 South Market Street, Gilbert, AZ 85296
They are FABULOUS! Other chains could really learn from them. Great separate area and fixings. Love love love
12890 Gregg Ct, Poway, CA 92064
As for a protein style burger but make sure you say you have a wheat allergy, they will take extra care best milk shakes in the world and the animal style fries are to die for!!!!
1330 S Bradley Rd, Santa Maria, CA 93454
Lettuce wrap burgers are incredibly delicious!
922 Gayley Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024
Ask for a burger "protein style" to get a lettuce wrap. Also indicate a wheat allergy and the staff will take extra precautions. Fryer is only uses for French fries. Milk shakes are GF.
2001 Alta Arden Expressway, Sacramento, CA 95825
"I'd like the burger protein style", gets you a lettuce wrapped burger, no bun. Get the fries "animal style", they are covered with special sauce and cheese to eat with a fork, and makes them totally enjoyable.
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I tend toward subtle fruity blends of black, green, oolong, and rooibos teas but I'm trying to expand my tea palate a bit. I hope being part of this website will help.
Other websites I love for my non-tea related hobbies: AllConsuming, Goodreads, and Gowalla.
I am interested in tea swapping. I have tea by Gypsy Tea (someone else might like more) and Yogi Tea (not for me but someone else might really like) that I feel a need to find a new home for. Also anything in my cupboard I'm willing to swap. I love trying new teas!
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Saturday on the Links
Standing on the first tee at the Leatherstocking Golf Course at Saturday's Hall of Fame Golf Tournament, Barry Larkin gazed out over the beautiful Cooperstown landscape and exhaled a great breath.
"I don't know that it's sunk in yet," said Larkin on the eve of his enshrinement into the Baseball Hall of Fame. "But it will."
Maybe by now – after spending the morning golfing with Hall of Fame legends like George Brett, Mike Schmidt and Billy Williams– it has.
Larkin's Saturday started with the annual Hall of Famer golf tournament as he gears up for Sunday's induction ceremony. The golf outing is always a favorite of the returning Hall of Famers – whether it's because of the camaraderie or the tranquil setting… or just getting a chance to watch Hall of Fame teammates like Jim Rice crush drives more than 300 yards.
A cloudy morning gave way to sunshine as the tournament progressed, leaving everybody sure that all was right in Cooperstown.
"I really enjoy coming back here," said Billy Williams, who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1987 and who is celebrating this year's election of the late Ron Santo, who played with Williams on the Cubs and joins Larkin as the members of the Class of 2012. "And when the sun came out today, we knew that Ron was looking down on us and smiling."
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"What happened today at school?"
"How was the movie?"
Yuck! Is this bonding? Is this intimacy? Is this even news? Surely this isn't the kind of communication we fantasized about when we first decided to have children. No, we thought about all those late-night talks we would have over hot chocolate, musing about school or friends or whatever. And maybe, from time to time, we do have heartfelt conversation that feels like we are really getting hold of our children's day to day lives even their inner feelings.
But most of the time it's frustrating because we know that we are missing so much good stuff. We want to know more about their random thoughts, their hopes, their preferences, their perspective, their disappointments, what they are learning about life. We want to know them better. We want to know them the best we can.
And guess what? Our children are missing some of the good stuff about us, too. Most of the time, parents are the ones who start the conversations and set the terms for discussion. And some of the things that kids might be interested in never surface. Sometimes because parents introduce subjects that are interesting to themselves, they forget that there are all kinds of other questions that are primarily interesting to kids. So if parents are the only ones who get to select the topics of the day it's boring. Or it's threatening like questions about how school went today, or how did you do on your test? Or open-ended questions like "Whatever happened to that friend of yours. Jimmy?"
Kids sometimes don't like these kinds of questions because they think of them as unsafe territory where is this kind of questioning going to lead? Am I going to get a lecture? Are we just sentences away from turning from a casual mention of my friend into the usual warnings about not spending too much time away from my homework? Kids often shy away from conversation because (a) it means trouble, not fun; (b) it's not about something they really care about; or (c) the questions are too broad, too hard for them to organize into any easy, focused answer. Result? Monosyllabic answers and very short conversations.
A Better Idea
It's not hard to think of a better idea than badgering your child to distraction, trying to extract some kind of information. The premise of this book is that communication can actually be fun for both parties if it's seen as playful, occasionally suspenseful and surprising (in a good way), and if both parties (parent and child) are on equal footing. "Equal footing" means mutual control over the conversation so that the child, as well as the parent, gets to ask some of the questions he or she wants to ask, and everybody gets an equal chance to hold forth and be in the spotlight. No one interrupts the speaker, everyone gets an equal opportunity to ask a question, and each person gets to ask the question he or she is interested in having answered.
It might not seem very radical to say that in this "game" each person gets some uninterrupted time to answer a question and each person gets a chance to ask something that he or she thinks is really interesting, but the truth is, it doesn't happen with any regularity in most households. Several studies have found that there are fewer than twenty minutes a day of conversation between parents and children if you subtract talking that has to do with a command or criticism. There is also a lot of evidence that interruption is common and usually done by the person with the most power. So guess how kids experience conversation: however it's begun, the parent often doesn't let the kid finish the thought (or complaint).
But this time, we aren't going to let each side fall into their old habits. Because this time it's a game and in games, we follow the rules. And the rules here are to listen, to have a chance to get your thoughts across, and to answer honestly without being cut off.
To differentiate this game from other conversation (and, 1 hope, to set a model eventually for other conversation) the game begins at a certain time. I suggest either during dinner especially if you are sick and tired of silent meals punctuated only by the television or lectures that you personally deliver or after dinner, when the homework is finished and it's almost lights out. Car trips are good, too, if you, the driver, can tolerate thinking and driving at the same time. But, to begin this game in the right spirit, ask your kids when they would like to play it give them the choice of during dinner, after dinner, in the car next Sunday, or some other time you suggest. Remember, for a lot of kids, totally open-ended questions are yucky.
From the book 201 Questions to Ask Your Kids by Pepper Schwartz, published by HarperResource, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. Copyright � 2000 by Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D. All rights reserved.
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David Kaiser, IF 2012 speaker, plans to collaborate with Anton Zeilinger to close an important loophole in John Stewart Bell's quantum entanglement theory. In his article, Bell demonstrated that quantum theory requires entanglement; the strange connectedness is an inescapable feature of the equations. But Bell's proof didn't show that nature behaved that way, only that physicists' equations did. The question remained: Does quantum entanglement occur in the world? Read this NYT article to learn more about Kaiser's plan to test the theory and aim to close the loophole 50 years after Bell's paper was first published. Read more IF Speakers in the News |
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quote:Cory could have turned this all around at Chubbie's, but he said it took another date with Lauren to realize how much he loved Topanga.
quote:I sill can't believe she went from Colorado to Philly just to see Corey fricking Matthews.
quote:Amazing what a few years will do. I am a little older then you guys and completely missed out on BMW. Maybe I might have glanced at a couple episodes, but it was never on my tv rotation. Amazing.
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My daughter got a walloping with a spatula on her btm just once - when she was four - (last year). No. I have never been actually violent with a woman but I have been on the receiving end of a hysterical woman trying her hardest to do-me-in... The most I'll do is push the woman away, but I'll push pretty hard after a warning shove. How about you? One ex used to hit me in the face and I'd just laugh! She wasn't very strong so I didn't need to do anything much except hold her hands if she tried scratching or something.
Panda will likely require hardened steel shackles and a straight jacket to keep you safe and you'll have to get used to wearing a crash helmet at dinner time.
I wish Panda would take a leaf out of Nessaie's book and not default to dirty tricks in order to try to flog a horse which has croaked-it. Sort her out lash!
cheers for the answer mate.
It's not a good question to ask online becuase it could be taken the wrong way very easily.
Smaking a kid is diffrent to hitting a woman though.
I do wish you'd lay off panda a little though. I know exactly why you're not going to though and she just keeps walking into it. In fairness that's the same for Saturos G2 an almost everyone on this board. You annoy them enough and then you have something to pick at and yet they still haven't got this.
You want them to carry on so you can. We are very much alike you and me. It's kind of worrying though.
Besides what makes you think I can control her? You'll have better luck trying to control Sat than my little panda. She's 100% raw emotion (in a good way love ), someone that nobody can control and someone nobody should even try to control.
You try to control 100% emotion and it's only going to end one way. If you try to change them you'll break them.
I could turn to sport here but I don't thing enough people would understand me.
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The aim of this lecture is to inform the interested New York public on recent developments in the study of the written records of ancient 'Indianized' polities in Southeast Asia. We will take as example the epigraphic corpus of the ancient Campa kingdom(s), which lay in what is now central and southern Vietnam. The study of Campa epigraphy involves texts in Sanskrit and in the poorly known vernacular Old Cam language, which belongs to the Austronesian language family. This field of research once flourished in French colonial times, then all but died out after WW II, and has only recently been resuscitated from a coma that lasted for decades. Newly discovered inscriptions have started to be published again, and a census of Campa inscriptions was undertaken last September-October in museums and archaeological sites of Vietnam. The aim of the census was to up-date the general inventory of Campa inscriptions, whose last published installment dates to 1942, and to record essential data of previously known and newly discovered epigraphical documents. The presentation will discuss general aspects of Southeast Asian epigraphy, as well as specific aspects of the Campa corpus and the history of its study. Some new inscriptions, which throw interesting new light on the history of Campa and its place within the larger scale development of Southeast Asian history, will be selected for close inspection.
Arlo Griffiths holds a PhD in Sanskrit from Leiden University. After holding a position as lecturer in Indian Religions at the University of Groningen (the Netherlands), and holding the chair of Sanskrit at Leiden University, he joined the French School of Asian Studies (L'École française d'Extrême-Orient) in 2008 as Professor of Southeast Asian history. His main fields of interest are Hindu religious/ritual literature in Sanskrit, on the one hand, and inscriptions of Southeast Asia in Sanskrit and vernacular languages, on the other. His approach to the (ancient) history of Southeast Asia is primarily epigraphic, and he is currently involved in projects concerning the inscriptions of ancient Cambodia, ancient Indonesia, and Campa.


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Monday, October 24, 2011
Lily and Will II Baby Quilt
39 comments:
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Gorgeous quilt and an exceptionally cute baby!!
- October 24, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- poppyinpink said...
Your niece is the perfect accessory to that lovely quilt..or is it the other way round? ..They are both beautiful.
- October 24, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Carol said...
I love this quilt. It inspired me to layout the bed quilt I am Making on point. She is a cutie. I had that much hair when I was born and my best friend growing up was still bald when we were 7 months :) .
- October 24, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Samina said...
That's a beautiful quilt - love the colors, but that's a gorgeous baby! Love the hair, but the rest of her is just as adorable as she is!
- October 24, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Kelly said...
Beautiful quilt! And the baby is extra adorable. Oh my goodness I am having hair envy too! My poor little girl is almost bald in the front with long blondish wisps in the back. Thankfully the front is starting to grow in, but I can't use any cute barrettes... yet. :)
- October 24, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Francis Paul said...
beautiful quilt! (and I so want to become a grandmother when I look at this gorgeous girl! not that this is going to happen in the near future, but still I want, I want, I want :-)...)
- October 24, 2011 at 3:50 PM
- Elisa Black said...
OMG-- I think this is the best way to present a qulit-- your niece is adorable with those big, bright eyes!! And on her tummy, she looks so small in comparison to the whole quilt-- it will be a nice, cozy play mat for her for many months to come. Congrats on the new addition!!
I was a bald baby, too-- my mother used to put little bows on top of my head by using her saliva and fingers with the few strands I did have. I've even been told she used tape. My daughter was a gerber baby for the first yr with a big swirl. Wonderful quilt and wonderful baby! (Save a lock of that hair!) - October 24, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- mjb said...
Beautiful:) oh my gosh, I love your work!
- October 24, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Wow, your niece has more hair than I think I had even by the time I was a year old! She models that quilt beautifully though
- October 24, 2011 at 4:05 PM
- Izzy said...
I loved this quilt when I saw it on the Moda Bakeshop website. I worked on it this weekend and finished the top! It is beautiful. Thank you for such a great pattern.
- October 24, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- BillieBee (billiemick) said...
Love the quilt! Enjoy that sweet baby love........soooo cute!!!
- October 24, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
We need a baby at our house!
Glad you had a nice getaway, and yes, they must be at a good travel age, so enjoy while you can.
The next phase will bring with it everyone with earbuds and blank stares :) - October 24, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- theygrowuptoofast said...
Very simple and adorable! And the baby, well, beyond words.
- October 24, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- Annabella said...
Your niece is well...absolutely perfect. I love your quilt pattern and am very tempted.
- October 24, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Cfrosty said...
What a beautiful quilt and the baby is beyond words. How sweet she is. Love all that hair. Even at my age I wish I had another little one. lol!
Thank you for sharing!
Carrie - October 24, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Awww, that hair reminds me of my newborn picture (where I am sporting a spike)! What a cutie pie, and what a lovely quilt for her :)
- October 24, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- **nicke... said...
oh my! my baby girl, now almost 4, had that same cute cute cute pink outfit. oh, it makes me miss her being so little and laying on quilts! very cute quilt, very cute baby!
- October 24, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- prsd4tim2 said...
Love the quilt, but the "accessory" is absolutely precious! Congratulations to the proud auntie, and thanks for sharing such a lovely quilt. I have some Lily & Will around here I've been meaning to make into a quilt, so I guess I'd better go get busy!
- October 24, 2011 at 5:31 PM
- Lucy @ Charm About You said...
sorry I just can't focus on the quilt because you're niece is too adorable ;)
Another beautiful quilt and she really is a cutie! - October 24, 2011 at 5:41 PM
- Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts said...
Look at the beautiful and precious baby! And the quilt is lovely too. :)
Thanks for sharing such sweet photos.
Glad you had a great trip! - October 24, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Sarah Craig said...
How beautiful - both quilt and baby!!! She is absolutely adorable, makes you just want to snuggle up with her!!
- October 24, 2011 at 7:14 PM
- Dena said...
Love the quilt and your niece is so adorable!
- October 24, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Jessica @ Sunny Tuesday said...
I'm sure the quilt is lovely, but I can't see past the adorable baby with all that gorgeous hair!
- October 24, 2011 at 8:31 PM
- Michele said...
You are sure to be the favorite auntie of that gorgeous little one. And oh yeah, the quilt is wonderful too. But that baby!
- October 24, 2011 at 8:39 PM
- amylouwho said...
Adorable baby!! so sweet! And I'm getting ready to cut out my squares for that quilt.
- October 24, 2011 at 9:43 PM
- Sarah said...
Yeah for baby Amelia! Her hair is unbelievable! How wonderful to have such a talented Aunt!
- October 24, 2011 at 11:37 PM
- Indianna said...
I love to see a quilt being used - instead of slung over a fence by a barn! Lovely shots and quilt pattern.
- October 25, 2011 at 2:00 AM
- Michele said...
Nice quilt and an especially adorable accessory. I'm looking forward to the day when it will be fun to take raod trips with my 2 back-seaters.
- October 25, 2011 at 6:20 AM
- Thimbleanna said...
Cute, cute baby and quilt! Did you go to Zion and Bryce? They are my Absolute favorites! And, as they say...may hay while the sun shines. Enjoy those kids while they're fun. They're still fun in high school but they have jobs and so many activities that it's hard to steal family time. Why, oh, why can't they just stay primary school age For.Ever???
- October 25, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Karen said...
Gorgeous quilt! The baby girl is too cute for words. Love her hair!
- October 25, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
CUTE baby. My newest grandson is 2 1/2 weeks with a head full of hair too. She is adorable on that very adorable quilt!
- October 25, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- QuiltNut Creations said...
super cute quilt and adorable baby!
- October 25, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Andy said...
Your description of the fabric:
"Girly and babyish without being cliche and saccharine"
SPOT ON! Well said Amy :) - October 25, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Patty said...
Cute quilt, even cuter baby too.
- October 25, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- cat and vee xoxo said...
oh my gosh, I've got baby hair envy too, sooo cute! Gorgeous quilt too, and lovely pics.
- October 26, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- Dawn said...
Very cute baby quilt! Don't blame you for having baby hair envy....would be hard not to. lol Oh, my....I've lived a long time and seen many babies but none with that much hair at one month old!
- October 26, 2011 at 2:39 PM
- Kristen said...
OMGosh..I love the quilt AND that baby is making me long for another!
- October 27, 2011 at 7:06 AM
- Evelene S said...
I am late in reading this post but your niece is so darling and I am too having a bit of hair envy:-)
Your quilt is so beautiful as always. - November 12, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- Di said...
Loved this quilt so I had to make one. Thank you so much for your pattern! It came together so easily and hopefully will give a lot of joy to the recipient.
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I have had but just one strategy sense I took up the game......
I look forward... Plain and simple. I never look back to where I just hit a ball from. As soon as it has left my club head, no matter where it goes, I keep my eyes and thoughts moving forward.
I turn 50, June 6th and will have held my USGA Handicap at +1 or better for the last 28 years. Weather I'm playing with my brothers or playing a local or USGA event, I keep my mind moving forward. You would be amazed how well you recover from a bad shot or hole by looking straight ahead and keeping your head up. Hell... I can't wait to see what kind of shot I get to put off once I get to my ball... Sure don't have time to worry how I got there.
As far as course strategy goes? I pretty much pick my target and I stick to it and live with the result. I automatically believe that I am four under when I step on the first tee. If there are four par five's then that's what I believe. I now I'm going to have a few bogies, but if I take advantage of the five pars and limit myself on the rest, it all ends up good and my beer and burger in the clubhouse tastes just a little better.
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Just take it one shot at a time and that's all you can control. If you perform each shot well, then the score will take care of itself.
Firstly, its golf, so in my experience it rare goes the way one expect. I say that to myself over and over and over again.
I try to make it as simple as possible. So I try to focus on one shot at the time.
I always decide and visualise how I want to play a hole. I do that as walking to the hole. That way I am ready to pick my club when I arrive at the tee (totally independent of the other players). Then I go back to focusing on the shot I am going to do now. Hence I completely forget a shot when it's done. As my expectation play up, I often force myself to forget the shot and start visualising my next shot.
I found that I play the best on days when I can manage this part of the game.
More than 0nce I have thought about the react part, I tend to do most everything else, but after I address the ball, look up to see what I want my shot to do, I look at my ball and pause ... that makes me think and we all know thinking in golf is best between shots :) I am going to try to react tomorrow
Most golf scores are defined by three holes - and sometimes, that means just three golf shots, either very good or very poor. By that I mean, the difference between a great round and a poor one is very often determined by just three holes - since most of us score about the same on average for fifteen holes per round. A single digit handicap may be able to count on ten or twelve pars and three to five bogeys every round - a great round is if there are also a couple of birdies, a poor one is if there are a couple of doubles. Someone who averages mid-90s probably plays under bogey-golf except for three holes per round - and his/her best round ever may be the day they also parred the other three.
The trick after a poor first hole is to just remember that those holes are going to occur - so look forward to the next four hours trying to get back one or two of those shots. There is a certain freedom in knowing this isn't likely to be your personal best round - takes all the pressure off the next seventeen holes. And playing relaxed is probably the best way to score well!
I'm a big fan of breaking the course up into 6, 3 hole rounds. Give yourself a target score for each those three hole "rounds" and then move forward. It keeps me on a even keel which is what I need to play my best.
I like that - then you start from the beginning every three holes. No need to keep beating yourself up for that double you took 4 holes ago. Helps you to look for ward to the next "round". Thanks!
Chris GEveryone has bad holes even the pros. Take one shot at a time. Don't get angry. The best pros hit bad shots but it's not the bad shot we remember, it's the recovery and resolve they show thereafter. Golf is fun and relaxing unless ur a pro and it's ur job. Remember that. I hit three terrible shots today during my round but I hit three great recovers on my way to a tough 74
Amen to that Chris!
Just focus on the shot you are hitting RIGHT NOW and what you need to do to hit that shot to very best of your ability. If Bubba was thinking about his lousy tee shot he never would've been able to hit that amazing approach shot.
Golf is a fabulous game and it is terrifyingly difficult at times, but nonetheless, we are all addicted to playing it.
Something that really helps is to establish a pre-shot and post-shot routine, where for every shot you rehearse your routine, no matter what is going on. This helps to keep one in the zone.
And then I think this thought really helps to put things into perspective and make an imperfect round seem more enjoyable, so think about this next time you play...
Golf is so much fun, and we are all so lucky and fortunate to be able to play. We should just be thankful that we are able to play this game no matter what happens. This is what i think about when things get rough, it totally changes my perspective on the game and life and makes my time out there more enjoyable and almost always helps me play better
good luck
A friend of mine was shooting 55's for 9 holes because of bad shots that would "linger". He changed his approach to breaking the course up to 3 holes at a time and shot a 37.
Josh G I'm a big fan of breaking the course up into 6, 3 hole rounds. Give yourself a target score for each those three hole "rounds" and then move forward. It keeps me on a even keel which is what I need to play my best.
For as long as I have played this game, mental toughness has at times failed me, but overall, that is the answer. A positive mental attitude is also a great advantage for one to have. this game can throw curves unlike any baseball pitcher can throw and it really helps to have that mental attitude that can carry you over and thru the rough spots.
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Princess Stuff wrote:Mushrooms are so disgusting. Bleh.
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Bacon ain't popular here, people pick ham over it.Princess Stuff wrote:Eh. Bacon>Sausage.
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