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Hotels Near Fort Conde Museum
Hotels Near Fort Conde Museum - Mobile AL Alabama
Hotels Near Fort Conde Museum are listed below in the order of their distance. Search for cheap and discount hotel rates near Fort Conde Museum in Mobile AL for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best motels and hotels close to Fort Conde Museum so you can review the Mobile AL hotels below and find the perfect lodging.
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Fort Conde, located in Mobile, Alabama, at 150 South Royal Street, is a reconstruction, at 4/5 scale, as a third of the original 1720s French Fort Condé at the site, also known as Fort Carlota (under Spanish rule) and also Fort Charlotte (under British or American rule). The current Fort Conde, spanning almost 1/3 of the original fort, was recreated at 4/5-scale on the site. The new Fort Conde was opened on July 4, 1976, as part of Mobile's celebration of the United States bicentennial.
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Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel in Mobile
64 South Water St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
The Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel is a AAA, Four Diamond hotel ideally suited for business, conventions, stylish social gatherings or weekend escapes. Step into a fresh space of contemporary design and experience world-class amenities unrivaled by other Gulf Coast hotels. Featuring 363 hotels rooms and 10 suites, 2 Concierge Levels and 44,000 sq. ft., of meeting space, this premier convention hotel in downtown Mobile is connected to the Arthur Outlaw Convention Center via a skywalk.
: Exploreum Science Museum, IMAX Theater, Mobile Museum, Ft. Conde Museum and Welcome Center, Cooper Riverside Park
~0.13 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Hampton Inn & Suites Mobile Downtown in Mobile
62 South Royal St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
Welcome to Historic Downtown Mobile's newest addition! We blend warm Southern hospitality and a convenient heart of downtown location into a perfect combination. Start your day off right with our "On the House" hot breakfast buffet. Surf the internet on our complimentary wireless internet access. Hold a training session or conference in one of our spacious meeting rooms. And once you've explored all our city has to offer, unwind in our beautiful outdoor saltwater pool, enjoy the views from your very own balcony or watch a movie on your 32 inch LCD HDTV.
: Arthur Outlaw Convention Center, Golf Courses, Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mardi Gras parade routes, Carnival Cruise Ship Terminal, Sanger Theater, Mobile Carnival Museum, Museum of Mobile, Fort Conde, Unique Shopping,Historic Homes, Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Museum,USS Alabama Battleship
~0.14 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Quality Inn Historic Downtown in Mobile
255 Church St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
Our beautiful, newly renovated hotel is located in the absolutely gorgeous downtown district of Mobile, Al.
: We are located in the beautiful historic district of downtown Mobile! Located just blocks from the city museums, Exploreum, Dauphin street restaurants and night life! We are also a short drive to Gulf shores,Orange beach, Dauphin island and Ms. Cassinos as well as Pensacola Fl. COME STAY WITH US FOR
~0.20 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Admiral Semmes Hotel in Mobile
251 Government St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
The Admiral Semmes Hotel has been one of the South's finest historic landmark hotels since the 1940's. We are located in the heart of Mobile's historic, business, entertainment, and cultural district. Through our recent renovation, we've combined yesterday's grand tradition of comfort, elegance, and impeccable service with the technical and personal amenities you expect today.
: Exploreum/Imax Theatre, USS Alabama Battleship, Fort Conde, Museum of Mobile, Close to Civic Center and Convention Center
~0.21 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Holiday Inn Downtown Historic District in Mobile
301 Government St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
Come experience the southern luxury and comfort at The Holiday Inn Downtown Historic Mobile. Completely rennovated in 2008' our hotel will provide you exceptional quality and service that will far exceed your expectations. All guest rooms feature FREE high speed wireless internet access, refrigerators and microwave units in all rooms. The bedding experience is 2nd to none with lush Pillow Top Bedding and firm and soft pillows. Lafayette's Restaurant is open for Breakfast and Dinner 7 days a week and offers American Cuisine and affordable prices.
: USS Alambam battleship, Mobile Convention center, Mobile Civic Center, Saenger Theater, Mobile Carnival Musueum, Imax Theater, Gulf Coast Exploreum, Robert Trent Jones Golf Courses, Dauphin Island, Museum of Mobile, Bellingrath Gardens, Greyhound Race Track, Federal, State, Offices
~0.27 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Candlewood Suites in Mobile
121 North Royal St., Mobile, AL 36602 (Downtown-City Center)
Welcome to the Candlewood Suites® Hotel Mobile - Downtown. This hotel's accommodations are strategically situated in the heart of Mobile's historic district, within walking distance of historic sites, local entertainment venues and prominent area businesses. This top-notch location paired with amenities that grant the freedom to come and go ensure a terrific travel experience. With the renowned USS Alabama Battleship three miles away, Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center down the street and landmarks like Saenger Theater within walking distance, guests find plenty to do downtown.
: USS Alabama, Gulf Coast Exploreum, Carnival Museum, Museum of Mobile, Bellingrath Gardens
~0.39 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Battleship Inn Resort in Mobile
2701 Battleship Pkwy., Mobile, AL 36602 (Riverfront)
Best Western Battleship Inn ("BWBI") is located next to the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, conveniently off Interstate 10, Exit 27 just minutes away from downtown Mobile and many attractions.
: USS Alabama Memorial Park, Gulf Coast Explorium and IMAX, Downtown Mobile and Historic Museums and Mansions, Five Rivers, Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, Alabama Cruise Terminal, Bellingrath Gardens,Ft. Gaines, Ft. Conde, Ft. Morgan, Estuarium Sea Lab. Mobile Medical Museum.
~4.50 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Mobile Marriott in Mobile
3101 Airport Blvd., Mobile, AL 36606 (Suburban)
Situated in the heart of Mobile's shopping and entertainment district, the architecturally distinctive Mobile Marriott is the ideal choice when traveling to Mobile. We are conveniently located 7 miles from the Mobile Regional Airport and a few blocks off of Interstate 65. Our 251 beautifully appointed guest rooms feature Marriott's new luxurious bedding package. Planning an event? We have approximately 10,000 sq. ft. of versatile meeting space perfect for programs of all shapes and sizes.
: Mobile offers a variety of options for your attendees to enjoy, while in town. Day trips can be arranged to the USS Alabama Battleship, The Exploreum Science Center and IMAX Theater, Dauphin Island Beach and Estuarium, Alligator Alley, The Gulf Coast Zoo, and Waterworld. For the adults that do not
~4.68 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Comfort Inn in Mobile
70 Springdale Blvd., Mobile, AL 36606 (Suburban)
: Welcome to the Comfort Inn, a Mobile hotel near Spring Hill College The Comfort Inn® hotel is conveniently located off Interstate 65, just one-half mile from Spring Hill College and minutes from the Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center. The University of South Alabama and Providence Hospital
~4.98 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Comfort Suites in Mobile
80 Springdale Blvd., Mobile, AL 36606
~5.02 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Red Roof Inn in Mobile
33 I 65 Service Rd. East, Mobile, AL 36606 (Highway)
~5.09 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Wingate by Wyndham in Mobile
516 Springhill Plaza Court, Mobile, AL 36608 (Highway)
Hotel Overview - We are built for business and so much more! Designed in a timeless, attractive, classic, and distinctive prototypical design. Complimentary Hot Deluxe Continental Breakfast Complimentary Parking Complimentary Wi-Fi Wireless- Access Anywhere in the Hotel Complimentary Local Phone Calls Complimentary 1-800 Phone Calls Complimentary Airport Shuttle- Just make an appointment Complimentary Fitness Room, and Outdoor Pool Complimentary Business Center In Room Ammenities Include Refrigerators, Microwaves, Coffee Makers, Ironing Board, and Iron.
: Mobile, AL Attraction Information: Mobile Tennis Center, Mobile Bay Convention Center, Bellingrath Gardens and Home-Coca-Cola bottling founder Walter Bellingrath and his wife, Bessie opened their private garden estate in 1932 and the result has become one of the most popular tourist destinations
~5.11 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Extended Stay America Mobile Springhill in Mobile
508 Spring Hill Plaza Court, Mobile, AL 36608
~5.12 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Emerald Palms in Mobile
3132 Government Blvd., Mobile, AL 36606 (Downtown-City Center)
*** Longer Stays!!! *** We can also arrange area apartments for your longer stays. (Min.
: Area Attractions: Convention Center, Golf Courses, Airport, Dauphin Island Beach, Gulfshore Beach, TK Steel Mill, Bellin-Grath Garden, Brookley Field, Austil, Cruise Lines, Sea Port, University of South Alabama
~5.20 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Quality Inn & Suites in Mobile
150 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36608 (Downtown-City Center)
All of our rooms are spacious suites with microwave and fridge. We have a full hot breakfast buffet, exercise room, business center, indoor pool and hot tub, free high speed internet and free U.S.A today. We are very close to Malls and many resturants.
: Airport 5 miles, Cruise Terminal 4.5 miles, Golf Courses 2 miles, Exploreum 4.5 miles, Convention Center 4.5 miles, Battleship 5 miles, Bellingrath Gardens 8 miles, Hank Aaron Stadium 3 miles, Downtown Mobile 4.5 miles, Bragg-Mitchell Mansion 3 miles, Ft. Conde 4.5 miles, Malls Resturants and theatr
~5.21 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Motel 6 Mobile North #1178 in Mobile
400 South Beltline Highway, Mobile, AL 36608
~5.23 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Baymont Inn & Suites in Mobile
930 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Airport)
Close to Gulf Shore Beaches, Golf, Restaurants and Shopping Baymont Inn & Suites Mobile / I-65 hotel is an ideal spot for business and pleasure. Conveniently located off Interstate 65 and close to Interstate 10, our Mobile, AL, hotel is near several golf courses and 30 minutes from white sand beaches on the Gulf Coast. Downtown Mobile, The Mobile Civic Center, the Mobile Downtown Airport and waterfront attractions like Battleship Memorial Park are a 15-minute drive from our Mobile hotel off I-65.
~5.36 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Mobile in Mobile
950 a West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Highway)
Come experience the newly renovated Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott hotel in Mobile Alabama! The polished urban design and style of this Mobile Alabama hotel brings new life to the area, with flat panel TVs, contemporary furnishings, updated fitness equipment, complimentary WiFi and access to a 24-hour business center. With our convenient location near Airport Blvd just off I-65, this hotel in Mobile Alabama is located in the heart of city! Our Mobile Alabama hotel is just around the corner from the Springdale Mall and Colonial Mall.
: Resturants, 2 Malls, Sam's Wholesale, Movie Threatre, Park,
~5.36 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Residence Inn by Marriott Mobile in Mobile
950 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609
~5.36 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Holiday Inn Mobile Airport in Mobile
3630 Springhill Memorial Dr. South, Mobile, AL 36608 (Airport)
Located in the fashionable Springhill area the newest Holiday Inn Mobile Airport is located off Airport Blvd surrounded by restaurts and shopping! Ten minutes from the Airport and ten minutes from Downtown The Holiday Inn Airport offers the perfect location.
: Belaire Mall, Exploreum, Bellingrath Gardens
~5.36 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Hampton Inn & Suites Mobile I 65 at Airport Blvd in Mobile
1028 West I65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Highway)
: IMax Theater Bellingrath Gardens Historical Museums
~5.39 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Drury Inn Mobile in Mobile
824 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Suburban)
THE EXTRAS AREN'T EXTRA AT DRURY HOTELS 5:30 Kickback® Free hot food and cold beverages 5:30-7pm daily Free hot QUIKSTART® Breakfast Free Wireless High-Speed Internet Access in All Rooms Free Wireless High-Speed Internet Access in Lobby Free 60 Minutes of Long Distance Free Fountain Soda/Fresh Popcorn in the Lobby Daily 3 - 10 p.m.
: Bel-Air Mall & Springdale Plaza - 1M, Bellingrath Gardens & Bayou La Batre - 20M, Dauphin Island - 30M, Downtown Mobile - 7M, Fort Conde - 12M, Greyhound Racing - 11M, Gulf Beaches - 45M, Mobile Convention Center - 10M, Robert Trent Jones Magnolia Grove Golf Course - 10M, Springhill College
~5.39 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Hilton Garden Inn Mobile West in Mobile
828 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Highway)
Brand New state of the art Hilton Garden Inn is conveniently located off Interstate 65, just 7 miles west of Downtown Mobile, the State Docks, the Mobile Convention Center and the Theater and entertainment district. This property is both warm and inviting creating the perfect home away from home. Enjoy our outdoor heated pool and new fitness facility. On site American Grill resturant serves delicious regional cuisine and has an inviting courtyard for outdoor dining.
: Bellingrath Gardens, Battleship USS Alabama, Gulf Beaches, Mardi Gras Museum, Explorium Museum,Carnival cruise port.
~5.40 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
Ashbury Hotel & Suites in Mobile
600 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36608 (Suburban)
The Ashbury Hotel's conference center has Mobile's largest ground level meeting and conference space. Our professional conference center is perfect for business meetings and conferences for 10-500 people. Our 13,000 square foot Conference Center offers extensive food choices for parties and or seated meal functions. The Hotel features a heated indoor pool, excercise room, business center, guest laundry, free 800 and local phone excess, and free wireless internet service. We provide transportation to local resturants and businesses.
: Coloniel Bel Air Mall across street. Cruse ship terminal 5 miles east (interstate direct)airport 5 miles w Spring Hill college 1 mile, Univ S AL 4 miles, Univ. Mobile 8 miles
~5.42 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
La Quinta Inn in Mobile
816 West I 65 Service Rd. South, Mobile, AL 36609 (Airport)
: Battleship USS Alabama, Beaches, Fort Conde, Mardi Gras
~5.43 Miles from Fort Conde Museum
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The National Library of Ireland's National Photographic Archive (NPA) is home to the world's largest collection of Irish photographs. This collection has been acquired through purchase and through generous donation. While most of the collections are historical there are some contemporary collections. Subject matter ranges from topographical views to studio portraits and from political events to early tourist photographs.
The NPA is an award-winning architectural building. We opened in October 1998 with the exhibition, Into the Light. Since then some 50 exhibitions have been hung in the NPA gallery, a number in collaboration with other institutions. Our exhibitions are open seven days a week and they are free to visit.
Taking Stock: the National Photographic Archive from 1998 opens at the National Library of Ireland's National Photographic Archive (NPA) in Temple Bar on 5 October. This exhibition, is the NPA's first retrospective and is about what and how the NPA has exhibited since we opened in 1998.
Since 1998, we've displayed some 3,000 prints, using a variety of presentations. Taking Stock re-presents just 68 of these original copy prints, as hung in their original frames. Taking Stock reflects the amazing richness of the NPA collections, which range in date from the beginnings of photography in 1839, to the present. They photos capture almost every imaginable topic. As well as viewing photographs from the Library's photographic collections, visitors can also see examples of NPA curatorial and preservation activities and plans for future projects.
Taking Stock is presented around four broad though inter-connected themes: Employment and Travel; Notable Occasions; Photographic Process; and Leisure and Creativity. We've also presented a range of historic photographic equipment for you to compare with how you take photographs today.
The exhibition is free to visit, and continues until Summer 2013.
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Bedford Lateral File Cabinet
- Customize a spacious, organized workspace for all your creative endeavors with the hardwood-framed pieces in our Bedford Collection. Modular components give you the ultimate flexibility in creating a workspace that's ideal for you. The Bedford Lateral File Cabinet keeps order in a busy workspace.
- 41" wide x 17" deep x 29.5" high
- Two generous drawers hold 2 rows of legal- or letter-sized files and are equipped with heavy-duty side-mounted glides.
- Mount a flat-screen TV on the wall above and the cabinet can double as a coordinating media center in the office.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $25 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for wood swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
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- Espresso cabinet is constructed of maple, mahogany, MDF and maple veneer. MDF is an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures the cabinet's structural integrity over time.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture that has flawless surfaces and consistent color tones, and that will not be subject to cracking.
- Black cabinet is constructed of pine, MDF and pine veneer.
- Antique White cabinet is constructed of pine and MDF.
- Frame, sides and interiors are finished by hand using a multistep process that includes either smooth high-gloss paint or a high-gloss stain, then sealed with lacquer for moisture resistance. The aniline-dyed black finish is a rich stain that allows visibility of the wood grain. It is sanded by hand along the edges, and then hand rubbed.
- Overall: 41" wide x 17" deep x 29.5" high
- Upper Drawer Interior (2): 19" wide x 13.5" deep x 11" high
- Lower Drawer Interior (2): 19" wide x 13.5" deep x 11" high
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Timing of Traumatic Brain Injury in Childhood and Intellectual Outcome
Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 06/12/2012
Crowe LM et al. – Contrary to expectations, children injured in middle childhood demonstrated the poorest outcomes; this age potentially coincides with a critical period of brain and cognitive development.
Methods- Children with a TBI (n=181) were categorized into 4 age-at-injury groups-infant, preschool, middle childhood, and late childhood-and were evaluated at least 2-years post-TBI on IQ.
- Overall, the middle childhood group had lower IQ scores across all domains.
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Lafourche Parish libraries are gearing up to provide some Mardi Gras excitement for the little ones.
The first of several parades this year, the Krewe of Bookworms starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Warren J. Harang Jr. Municipal Auditorium in Thibodaux.
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Alright fellas, You've inspired me. I've been an ExPo lurker for quite some time. I've harvested countless great ideas and very much enjoyed many of the builds and ingenious engineering found within this community. Recent interest in longer range, more self sufficiency, and overall camping enjoyment have prompted me to base this years modification season (yes, every year about this time, my wheeler gets some love preparing for an annual family offroad camping trip) around adding some of the ExPo-esque features you guys so cleverly contain within your overlanders.
My rig is a bit different from what you guys go after. For the last decade, my interest has been focused around getting there without breaking down. I feel like I pretty much have that handled, my rig is pretty reliable, durable, and capable. The problem is, one time I took my wife and then only one daughter out we flopped.
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That didn't go over to well with the Missus. Or my little one that kept saying over and over that 'Daddys twuck fall down.."
So... After two years of refusing to get in the rig again, I've finally got them willing as I've got them convinced that the reason we flopped was due to our high center of gravity and that I have in fact got a solution figured out. Which begins the process of this years mod season. The lowering of my rig CG. As well as increasing the seating capacity from three to four and adding in the creature comforts that my rock crawler past has scoffed at. Heater...pffft. Heaters are for pussies! As well as some of these nifty overlander trends like on board water and cooking abilities. Neat.
Now at first glance, I know your thoughts. Get rid of that cargo carrier on the top. Can't, three girls. Without being substituted with something else, like a rack, it isn't going away. Believe it or not, racks weigh more. We only pack the lightweight sleeping stuff up there. Its dustproof, holds a ton of stuff and handy as a leatherman. So it stays, until I build a trailer.
Everything else, therefore, must go lower. In the above pic, you'll notice two side mounted ice chests. Those are quite heavy and need to be moved to create the space needed for a bench seat back there for the ladies. I've decided to nix them in liew of an ARB fridge unit that will go behind that seat. If you look closely you'll see there is a tire there. My spare, which sits on top of a packrat roll out drawer toolbox, together weigh about 400 pounds. That stuff has to go to make room for the ARB. But I need it all, and more. In the posts to follow I'll show you what I've come up with, and hopefully, some of you overlanding gurus will have some insight to help me conquer some challenges that are sure to arise as I convert this dedicated rock crawler to an over-ANY-lander.
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Looking for recommendations, new to Virtualization
Posted 20 June 2010 - 11:03 PM
If possible, I would like to do all this without having to reboot for each OS
I'm a little overwhelmed with the options for this. I have an ASUS M4A77TD with Phenom X2, 4GB DDR3 @533mhz, Radeon 4870, and 3x 320GB SATA 3.0 hdds in RAID0. CPU-Z claims my processor supports AMD-V.
I have a spare sata drive I can throw in here just to test things out. This box is for personal use, no servers will be hosted on it. I'm leaning more toward a bare-metal VM or JeOS but I'm open to any real suggestions. My technical level is decent, I've setup 5 different flavors of linux, hundreds of installs of windows 9x/XP/Vista/7, have taken some cisco certification courses, can follow nearly any scripting language etc, etc.
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For your usage scenario, I would steer away from bare metal hypervisor type setup unless you want to fork out for Win Server 2008 with Hyper-V and run that as your base. AFAIK all other bare metal hypervisor OS are designed to run headless so no GUI (you access the VMs remotely). If you are looking at that as an option then I highly recommend ProxmoxVE (Debian based hypervisor with powerful WebUI and utilizing KVM for full virtualisation and OpenVZ for Linux container virtualisation), although I'm sure its overkill for what you want.
From what you've described I'd go for bare metal install of Win 7 x64 with all other OSs intalled under VirtualBox (or similar). Obviously there are other options but I personally like VirtualBox best of all. I don't use Windows much anymore but in Linux is has whats called "seamless mode" where the app window running in the VM actually appears to be native, I'd imagine that's also available for Windows VirtualBox (which would be handy for XP apps). Also VirtualBox (under Linux anyway) seems to make use of the CPU's virtual extensions to improve VM performance (although probably not to the same extent as a full blown hypervisor would).
Good luck and I'd be keen to hear your final decisions and their rationale, and whether it fulfills your expectations once you have it up and running.
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JedMeister, on 21 June 2010 - 12:15 AM, said:
JedMeister, on 21 June 2010 - 12:15 AM, said:
JedMeister, on 21 June 2010 - 12:15 AM, said:
EditOK, that didn't help much with searches :-(
anyway, as of yet, I would like the options of shutting down linux, or windows or having two or three running at the same time. Virtualbox can do this, yes?
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selyb, on 21 June 2010 - 02:47 AM, said:
JedMeister, on 21 June 2010 - 12:15 AM, said:
Good point, you are of course right, the motherboard must also support it. I would imagine that if CPU-Z recognises it then you're good to go. I have found some Intel mobos require a BIOS setting, but I haven't come across an AMD one that does. If you wanted to be totally sure you could fire up a LiveCD and at the terminal type
grep svm /proc/cpuinfo(on Intel chips swap the "svm" for "vmx"). If it returns nothing then you're out of luck, otherwise you're good to go. This should work on most Linux distros but definitely does in Debian based ones (Ubuntu, Mint, etc)
selyb, on 21 June 2010 - 02:47 AM, said:
JedMeister, on 21 June 2010 - 12:15 AM, said:
selyb, on 21 June 2010 - 02:47 AM, said:
I don't use it much as I have a headless server running Proxmox so all my VMs run on that (I use VNC to connect to them) but from the CLI you can do some pretty neat stuff with VBox such as auto-starting specific VMs on host boot, auto shutdown/save state/etc on host shutdown. Again I haven't tried on Windows but surely those features wouldn't be Linux only!?
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 12:40 PM
After more research, I've learned that a JeOS is designed to run in a VM, not host one...
So, I need to look at ESXi again but I'll probably go with a minimal linux distro and install a VirtualBox or VMWare package
Posted 11 July 2010 - 12:16 PM
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uid0, on 11 July 2010 - 12:16 PM, said:
Yeah, I'm coming to the same conclusions :-/
maybe I could install DSL + VBox or VMWare to a throwaway flash drive
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To my friends and neighbors in Lake Wylie:
So the season of Peace on Earth and goodwill to men has come and passed once again. As we begin our normal lives again in the new year, let's hope that some of the wisdom of the princes of peace will remain with all of us:
"You have heard that it was said, 'An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.' But I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. If anyone wants to sue you and take away your tunic, let him have your cloak also." - Matthew 5:38-40
"Hatred does not cease through hatred at any time. Hatred ceases through love. This is an unalterable law." - Buddha
"Malice will never drive out malice. But if someone does evil to you, you should do good to him, so that by your good work you may destroy his malice." - The Wisdom of the Desert; Sayings from the Desert Fathers of the Fourth Century, translation by Thomas Merton
Perhaps this wisdom does not account for much in the halls of Congress and in the activities of the NRA. But then peace always did start with each and every one of us, so let us be the peace we hope to see in the world.
The easy path of division attracts us to a philosophy that builds up our sense of self by repeating that the other is "evil," that compromise is "not what we were elected to do." So, we raise ourselves and our beliefs above all others.
Yet, the incomparable message of Christmas and the symbolic lotus flower of Buddhism combine to absolve us of this sense of separateness and personal righteousness; as the baby Christ begins in a rough and rude manger so the beauty of the lotus flower rises up from the mud of the physical world.
We can no more separate goodness and beauty from the mud of the world than Jesus' birth from a manger. The violence of Sandy Hook cannot be erased nor could it have been prevented by more weapons.
And needs of the least among us will not be alleviated by the trope of "fiscal responsibility" that seems to tell everyone who is well off you are different from the poor and you have done enough.
When will it be time to discuss how we can all do more? Help each other more? Show each other more understanding, more peace and not less?
Wisdom grows as we understand that we are all interconnected in this world, what raises one of us up raises all of us; all acts of violence reduce the peace of the entire world and enhance our personal security not all.
Let us hope that in 2013 we all become a bit more of the peace the world so badly needs.
TODD HUSTON, Lake Wylie
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Thanksgiving…a Little Early this Year
Those two crazy kids up there? Those are my parents circa 1970-ish. They've been sweethearts since they were
5…five! Last week was their 42nd
anniversary…the anniversary of the day my family began. Last week I witnessed a love between two
people that was strong…yet fragile. Last
week the backbone and foundation of my entire world was viciously and brutally attacked
right before my eyes…and all I could do was watch as it happened. A bystander.
Last week. My mother. Had not one…Not two… But three...3! Heart attacks. It's still unreal to me…unimaginable. Hard to say…Heart. Attack. Three of them. My mother.
My young, tiny, healthy, not-your-typical-heart-patient mother. Almost died.
And there was nothing I could do to prevent it…to stop her pain.
During the third (and worst) heart attack I was able to see
her immediately before the nurses wheeled her out of ICU and into surgery. Just in time.
She smiled and looked at me…deeply and directly in the eye…never breaking
her gaze…as if she were looking at me for the last time, not wanting "it" to
come. I hugged her, kissed her, said I
love you, and traced a cross on her forehead…then sobbed as they took her
away. Thinking, too, that this was…IT. The last time I would see my mother alive…hear
her voice. See her smile.
And so I prayed. I asked
begged God to take her pain away. Give
it to me. I naively thought myself
invincible…like a super hero swooping in to save the day. I'm tough.
Strong. I've got this…please God
make her better. I can handle the pain. Please don't let her hurt anymore! I would have done anything. AN-Y-THING.
But it was all I could do. All I
needed to do. I never felt
helpless. Never felt alone. As scared as I was, I did just as my mom had taught
me…I handed it over to God. All my
fears, my panic, my worry. And I knew it
would be okay, for as I left the hospital the next morning, the first thing I saw...was a
…and he made her better.
My mother has been home for almost a week…and those 16 days of
hell become more distant with each passing day.
She's tired and extremely busy...resting, healing. There's a new sparkle
in her eye...as if she's seeing the world for the first time…and realizing how
glorious and beautiful it is. All of
And I am thankful. For
my faith. For God. Thankful that we got
to say all the things we might not have had the courage to say before. Thankful for the gift of life…ALL life. Thankful that I can be close to her and help
her recover. Thankful that my prayers were answered. Thankful for the miracles I witnessed. Thankful for my mother. My father.
My husband. My kids. And for all of our friends and family who
couldn't be with us in person but were with us in spirit.
"This is the Lord's doing; it is marvelous in our eyes."
(Psalms 118:23)
I love you, Momma...with ALL my heart!
xoxo -Tef
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- Leigh BethDecember 28, 2011 at 9:09 AM
Brought me to tears Stef! I know how hard all of this was on you and your family. I know you all enjoyed Christmas this year. Love ya!
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Carol Kane
Thanks so much for the tip on other Castellos.
I had wife's name, but no dates for her.
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Know much about this family
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Hi!! That would be great ... thanx so much, for everything!!!
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Oh, Connie!! Thank you sooo much for the great, and speedy, photo of great grand-aunt's tombstone!!! You captured the lovely stone carving wonderfully!! And thanx for going ahead and taking her husband, Luther's pic, too!!
Thanx again sooo much!!
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Thanks for the nice memorial to Isaac Taylor, architect! As an historian, I appreciate it when the folks doing the surveys of the cemeteries acknowledge some of these wonderful artists! He did some lovely work!
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Thank you for clarifying! I am excited just to figure out where he is buried! I appreciate your photo and reply!! THANK YOU!!
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Hey, i've had a string of failed logs in the Random project log section so I thought i'd start a thread dedicated to each army as I start/continue to work on them, seeing as i've started Dark Eldar I thought this would be a good starting log. Due to a recent windfall i've been able to get a fair chunk of the force already;
yellow=assembled/PIP or still being converted
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10 Kabalite Warriors: Blaster: 105
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10 Wyches: Hekatrix with Agonizer: 130
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Ravager: 105 - May be swapped out for a Cronos
Razorwing: 2 Shatterfield Missiles: 155
The basic principle of the list is deployment shenannigans and tank busting followed up by sheer weight of anti infantry fire.
I should be able to get pictures up by Wednesday/Thursday at the latest but i'll try to get some blurry pictures up by this evening (British Gas are installing central heating so the house is a bit hectic at the moment). Also, I need some advice on my Lady Malys conversion, i've got two versions i'm working on and i'm not happy with either of them.
I do have an idea of how to paint the armour, I was a bit concerned as I can't paint blue to save my proverbial but after picking up my Aristocratic Vampire to use as a starting point for Lady Malys, I remembered I painted the glass armour on her by working up from grey to white and washing over with a dark blue, which worked better than expected and was quite quick to do.
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Sunday, 22 April 2012
Phew! name tag relief!
I stalked Catherine a little bit, looking at her favourites on Flickr, taking note of the things she liked and commented on. If I'm completely honest I'm not sure that the badge I made really reflects her fun personality and I wish I had used more colour. I had a few ideas but once this one took hold I couldn't stop myself. So here it is...
I paper pieced a star and hexagon shape and then slip stitched it onto a backing hexagon
Initially I wasn't going to include a blog name but I think it's nice to, after all that's how I know her! I had one unsuccessful attempt - I was trying to brighten it up with some aqua but I used too many strands and it was unreadable...
It's ok when you know what her blog name is but for people reading it for the first time (the whole point of a name tag!!) you wouldn't know what it said!! I also decided that the colour didn't go well with the others so I switched to grey and used one strand of thread...
So that's my excuse for being a slacker and doing crap embroidery on the back!! ;)
Glad you love it Catherine! Now I'll be jumping on the post for the next couple of weeks awaiting mine :)
This is the second finish off my Finish-A-Long list:
I spent the weekend at my Nan's so I've done no machine sewing but I did a little embroidery, which I should be able to show you later in the week.
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28 comments:
- Rebecca Lynne said...
Oh Lucy this name tag is to die for! How absolutely precious... I absolutely adore it. Excellent work chica! xoxo
- 22 April 2012 21:33
- Katy Cameron said...
It looks great :o)
- 22 April 2012 21:50
- Sarah said...
looks fab!
- 22 April 2012 21:58
- Archie the wonder dog said...
It's wonderful!!!!
- 22 April 2012 22:02
- memmens said...
Lucy it looks wonderful, found you through the FQ retreat flickr pool! My name tag was my first swap too - I was so scared! Now on to the next one!
- 22 April 2012 22:04
- moira said...
Brava! The stitching is A-mazing
- 22 April 2012 22:05
- Debbie said...
so nicely done!
- 22 April 2012 22:08
- susan said...
Saw this on Catherine's blog. It is absolutely gorgeous.
- 22 April 2012 22:15
- pennydog said...
The couching is beautiful!
- 22 April 2012 22:16
- Izzy said...
Great job Lucy! It looks really nice.
- 22 April 2012 22:27
- Flying Blind... said...
Oh your embroidery puts me to shame - it's terrific - lucky Catherine x
- 22 April 2012 22:39
- Jess said...
Your stitching is amazing! Great name tag x
- 22 April 2012 22:48
- Di said...
Lucy you have done a great job! I am looking forward to seeing it in June. Di xo
- 22 April 2012 22:52
- Deborah said...
It's a lovely piece. I especially like the needle and thread. How clever!
- 22 April 2012 22:55
- Patchwork and Play said...
Lovely, lovely name tag! I will be watching the fun from afar! (The extras you sent to Catherine were fabulous too!)
- 22 April 2012 23:20
- Barb said...
Your name tag is just perfect!
- 23 April 2012 00:28
- Annabella said...
Catherine is so sweet and what a gorgeous name tag Lucy - I`m so envious of your amazing embroidery!
- 23 April 2012 00:30
- M-R said...
The name tag is wonderful, Lucy! Your embroidery is awesome!
- 23 April 2012 00:34
- Kelli said...
I love it Lucy, and if it was mine, I'd wear it with pride. The embroidery looks great!
- 23 April 2012 01:21
- Toni said...
Lucy, this is fabulous! I'm sure Catherine was thrilled when she opened it. Gosh, your embroidery is so neat! Excellent work!
- 23 April 2012 01:50
- Mary said...
Fantabulous! Seriously Fantabulous! You must have amazing eyes - your stitching is perfect!!! Very nice :)
- 23 April 2012 02:15
- Megan said...
Oh I love it! So pretty and such perfect stitching.
- 23 April 2012 06:14
- Irene said...
Oh that is so lovely
- 23 April 2012 08:38
- Nicky said...
Nothing to fear now Lucy - swapping or stitching - lucky Catherine you have created a Wonderful Nametag!
- 23 April 2012 09:10
- Catherine said...
Yes it is amazing and I can;t thank you enough Lucy. I hope you had a look at all the lovely comments that people left about your fabulous work on my blog post. Hope yours arrives soon - mine hasn't reached its recepient yet!
- 23 April 2012 17:55
- Hitch and Thread said...
Oh Lucy, it's gorgeous! Love the way the "e" goes to thread the needle.
- 24 April 2012 01:59
- Collette said...
that name tag is so so cute! well done and it is great to see all those projects too. I haven't done much sewing this week either sigh :(
- 25 April 2012 10:34
- Claire Jain said...
This is insanely cute. Your embroidery is awesome! Very inspiring :-)
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[quote][i]Originally posted by tea_lady_tammy[/i] [br]Hello my dear sisters, I tell you this madame butterfly is plain tired. School is hopping with this musical. We are performing Sonshine Vacation. Next week we have achievement tests and then confirmation. Ladies could I ask you to pray for some things on my heart. My dear sweet mama has a compressed fracture in her back due to osteoporisis and it won't heal the dr. say. She can't take any of the meds they have due to serious side affects that would not be good for her heart. She is a real trooper. She had a minor surgery today and didn't tell me. But seems to be doing well. Also my dear step daughter is heartbroken. She was to get married in September and her fiance called it off today. Apparently his family is part of the decision. She already had her dress which can't be taken back, bridesmaid dresses, etc. I am hoping to find out more this weekend. As a mama, it breaks my heart to know she is so sad and I can't take the pain away. But I tell you I could sure give him a piece of mind right now. I am hoping maybe it will work out. But not real hopeful on that. She has had depression before and so I am bit concerned what this turn of events will do. Judy I have been having praline's and cream tea of late and a chocolate tea with hazelnuts from Harney and Sons. That has been my favorite ..ahh the world of tea. Deb what kind of tea swap did you have in mind. I know some of us are in a tea swap but hey I am open to another one. Girlie what you got in mind for us tea flapping porchies. Well ladies I am going to have my evening tea and have some conversation with God. Love to you all Tammy Tea is like being in the stars with God. Visit my blog~The View From Within http://wingsofpurple.wordpress.com Farm Sister #1889 [/quote]
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I guess Alee (and Nora!) and I started something a while back with sitting out on my porch. No, I don't have one yet, but it is my dream. The porch thing recently got picked back up in my post on needing to be flogged, and several others have since joined us. So, I thought I would offer an invitation to all you farmgirls to come sit and relax on my virtual porch, visit, and just let all your cares and worries slide off your shoulders. Anyone else want to join us? So far, we have Alee and Nora napping in rocking chairs; Melody June is the one who has her feet propped up and listening to Jolie Blond (some GREAT Cajun Music!); Audry brought that tray of the gorgeous cucumber sandwiches; Diane brought sweet tea and vodka; Toni brought apple and cherry pies and is sitting on the porch keeping the dogs down (and we made a pitcher of unsweet tea just for her, but I'll bet she'll share!) Ladies, all are welcome, and there are still plenty of rockers and porch swings left. And I'll bet Toni will move over a bit and let you share her step! Come join us! Hey, Alee! Wanna wake up long enough to get a bite of this cherry pie? Ooh! It is so delicious!
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Posted - May 19 2013 : 2:48:44 PM
Thanks for the info. The cephalexin (keflex) is kicking this thing. Finally.
I will check out the D-mannose though for preventative measures.
I am feeling much better. This may have started from bacteria in a cantaloupe if you can believe that.
Thanks for all your concerns,
Posted - May 17 2013 : 2:43:34 PM
Bummer Terri and CJ. praying.
Shanda, I recall how proud all of us were of DD when she graduated. Big Snoopy dance
Peg. blessings.
Posted - May 17 2013 : 2:02:24 PM
Terri,I have been fighting this one since last weekend...bleah! I have been doing blueberry juice,lemon and water,cranberry capsules and a whole body detox.
I learned that blueberries are better than cranberries,though both are good. That the juice you drink to fight a uti or kidney infection,must be 100% blueberry or cranberry juice...no sugar no other juices to sweeten and staying away from white flour and white rice because our body turns them into sugar.Lemon and water will detox the kidneys and D-mannose is a good homeopathic for fighting a uti also. I just went and got some D-Mannose yesterday.
Terri,I hope you feel better soon.
Posted - May 17 2013 : 12:03:53 PM
Hi CJ,
I have been fighting a UTI for 9 days. I used AZO which is over the counter and will stop symptoms, but when I stopped taking it the symptoms came right back. I had to break down and go to the doc today.
Cranberry juice, grapefruit juice and lots of water help.
Posted - May 17 2013 : 11:07:15 AM
CJ6...took me a minute to figure out what a uti was. Duh, Peggy!
You both have my prayers. Hope you both have a lovely weekend despite the yucks!
Maybe some special Mother/Daughter time despite how you both feel.
Love, Hugs, and Prayers,
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Posted - May 17 2013 : 01:34:34 AM
Sorry to not stop in the past few days...I'm fighting a uti and determined to win and then my daughter became sick. It is hard when they are sick but,more so when they are so miserable. Please,may I ask for prayers for healing for her?
Posted - May 17 2013 : 12:25:43 AM
Hi My Porchies...
Shanda...Oh Congrats
On the College Grad.!
Proud Mama I can tell and rightly so!!! That is just such an accomplishment and you did it with no debt...that is almost unheard of. Quite a feet there let me tell you! Enjoy your time with your boy home...it doesn't sound like he'll be there long. Feed him good and love on him lots! Praise the Lord for Skype...non of us have to be cut off from our loved ones no matter where they journey off to.
Becky...I hoped you shared with your husband about the "womb bleeding" from the cat scratch. It really was funny. Crazy how when we are tired words don't come out of our mouths right sometimes. BUT Hey, it makes for some amusing reading for the rest of us. LOL
RFM Tammy...wow becareful...sounds like that WalMart Job could be hazardous to your body. You did a lot in one shift...whew girl. Sounds like work to me. I'm use to being LAZY...and found that I quite like it. If I had known Retirement was so much fun...I would have done it earlier in life. LOL
Well, darling Sadie is starting to have backaches and not feeling good. I hope baby Elijah joins the family this weekend.
That would be awesome!!!
Had Birthday Night at Bible Study tonight. Which is just really one big two hour party!!! It was so much fun! And I loved that my new Diet allows you 2 free meals aweek...so you can partake of family & friend gathering nights without feeling guilty that you indulged in a piece of birthday cake. We had 4 girls having birthday's this month. ~ Now Bible Study is out for the Summer and some of us gather each week for a crafting group. Which is just one fun night a week of working on your favorite craft and chatting up a storm. It is so much fun.
Well...off to read tonight. I am reading a Michael
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Nightie Night My Sweet Ladies,
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When I was a lonely wallflower, Jesus asked me to dance. Then he asked me to be His!
Posted - May 16 2013 : 8:51:23 PM
Evening ladies. Wanted to pop in and let you know I'm doing well. Sore, but doing well. I did an 8 hour orientation at Walm*rts yesterday and then worked the floor today. I started the day by unloading hanging plants from huge racks and having to hang them on poles above my head so my shoulders are screaming. Fortunately they put me on the register for the rest of the day or it would have been a lot worse. Took a nice hot bath and will apply some muscle rub before bed. I was surprised because they've given me full time hours (40 hours per week) and as much as I wanted full time I wasn't expecting it. Now to get moved from temp to permanent would be even better. I applied last week for a position with the State of ND, it just said the job was in ND but not where. I got an email today informing me that my resume qualified me for the position and they would contact me for more information if they needed it for the next phase. It also mentioned that it's with the state hospital here in town. I still have that HUGE black mark with being terminated but hopefully if this hospital job is meant to be they will really investigate my past working experience.
Judy - You're description of my reaction to the winds really made me laugh. I did plenty of research before we moved here last year to know it would be windy and after the winds we had over the winter this really didn't phase me much lol It's life living on the prairie :O) I did live in Norfolk, VA, when I was in the Navy and went through several hurricanes both on land and at sea. I remember when the east coast got hit last year and the news kept going on and on about how they'd gotten winds up to 40 mph and all I could think was "so what, we get winds like that on a regular basis and nobody thinks it's newsworthy". Crazy I know.
Rebecca - Be really careful with that cat scratch. Matt got scratched a couple years ago before we started dating by his cat and ended up with sepsis from it and nearly died. Cat scratches are nothing to play with.
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Posted - May 16 2013 : 6:21:28 PM
Hello girls,
Well hubby off to work so I am free, Yeah!.
Judy, I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I never had one so I can't imagine what that would be like. I have been a CNA for 5 years and have taken care of many people and have lost a few. There was one lady who was like a grandmother to me. I took care of her until she passed away at the age of 100 1/2. I am sure that your mother will be okay and I have her in my prayers and you as well.
Peggy Ann, I am glad that your DH surgery went well. I know what it is like to be at the hospital more than home. When my husband had his accident, I felt that I should take stock out of the hospitals and doctors offices we visit that 18 months. I think I spent more time there than home. Oh by the way, my arm is healing well. I read your post about my "womb" bleeding. My only excuse like you said is the paint fumes, overly tired, wounded, loss of blood and a nervous wreck of a husband all in a 24 hour period. I wasn't thinking straight. It was funny and when you read it one way and someone else reads it another makes you think.
Tammy, those are some pretty strong winds. I have gone through enough of those wind speeds that like you it is nothing, but still pretty close.
Christen, welcome to the friendliest porch you will ever find.
Tammy, glad you survived school. Now it is party time and a nice break from the monsters.
Shanda, congrats on your son's graduation. My daughter played too much this year and failed this semester, so she will have to repeat and hopefully this taught her a lesson and she will buckle down and graduation next year.
Well as for me, I have quite a few bruises where Charlie tried to get away from me. The slash on my arm is healing nicely and hubby has finally released me back to work. I am so close to having this house done that I do not want to lose the ground. Like I said earlier I just have the kitchen left to paint and the cabinets in there. I have completed including a intense cleaning the bedroom, the rec room and my office/craft room. I still have the living room to clean but for the moment it is the catch all for everything as we complete the other rooms. I have one bathroom painted, but it is in need of a complete overhaul cleaning as that is where I bathed the animals. I wished my cats were as easy as my dog is. Angel's lets me do anything to her almost. We still are fighting with the fleas, but are getting them under control (at least I hope so). I do have chemicals but have been trying to do in the natural way. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated at this moment. I am so tired of fleas that I am ready to burn the house down and rebuild a new one. Good news for us, we now have a place to have a good size garden. Our next door neighbor has a good size backyard and I asked him today if I could use it for a garden and would give him some of the bounty and he agreed. Hubby and I are so excited that he couldn't sleep today before he had to go to work tonight. This will be my first time having a real garden on my own as an adult. HELP!!!!!
I'm tired tonight and think that I will finally pull a book off of my shelf and read for once. The house can wait until tomorrow. Have a lovely evening and will be back soon. Hugs to you all.
May the stars carry your sadness away. May the flowers fill your heart with beauty, and may hope forever wipe away your tears. Becky #4932
Posted - May 16 2013 : 1:36:46 PM
Quick hello! My son is coming home today from college...A Grad! woohoo! And we got him thru college with no debt! Even bigger WOOHOO! So I am cooking up a storm for a celebration dinner. He'll be home with me for one week, then he moves to Texas. (yes, heart is hurting...but in a good way, it's time for him to fly on his own!)
Also, today during schooling, my daughter needed to sharpen her pencil, so what did she do? She went out on the porch, pulled out het pocket knife and sharpened her pencil! Who needs a pencil sharpener in the country! HA!
Blessings to all...off to cook. (I'll share the menu and receipts when I can slow down.)
Farmgirl #4233
Posted - May 16 2013 : 12:00:35 AM
Yeah...Teacher Tammy...SCHOOL'S OUT FOR SUMMER!!!!!! Let us celebrate on The Porch with a cuppa Chocolate Tea!! Here Here!
It is definitely cooler here on The Virtual Porch than 107. That is
some serious weather from hell. LOL
Terri...The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Judy...we cannot allow any giggles to go away in your family...because the world would be less than less... with out your
Families Giggles & French Hugs & Squeezles. Praying for Mama and all of you. If Mama ain't Happy ain't nobody Happy!
Shanda...Oooohhhh, I Love English Gardens! Someday...your dreams will become reality...I know they will. ~ DH and I are doing
better today but still exhausted. It is funny how going to the Hospital can take so much out of you. I keep telling God...that
I shouldn't have to ever go to Hospitals for me...because I have already put in Over-time while going with DH. (and I'm punching
the time card to prove it). LOL
Bunny...you and your can of Whoop _______! You are right though...they better NOT MESS WITH US FARMGIRLS!!! See, Judy already has her hands on her hips and we're ALL fixen to join her.
Becky...Hope your cat scratch heals up...it sounds really deep but I seriously hope it didn't make your "Womb" bleed. LOL
*pick self up off the floor* Still laughing though! Can't help it...that was too stinking funny! I know it's late and
you're tired. You needed a little rest from all that painting. The fumes must have gotten to your brain. Hee Hee!
OK...Ladies...I did nothing fun today except do laundry. So, nothing to share tonight.
Love Ya All...
Sweet Dreams...
Don't Feed the Nightmares,
Farmgirl #1326
"Leave Your Cares Behind...Join Us On The Porch"
"I'm only as strong as the caffeine I drink, the hair-spray I use and the Girlfriends that I have."
When I was a lonely wallflower, Jesus asked me to dance. Then he asked me to be His!
Posted - May 15 2013 : 6:17:48 PM
Good evening ladies.
Well it has been a very long 2 weeks for me. I have been on reading all the posts just had no time to respond. Today I am laid up. Finished painting every room, de-fleaing the room we live in and the pets. I didn't survive the de-fleaing of the cats. My boy cat nailed me in the arm and ripped a pretty slash cut in my arm. My husband said he was Freddy Kruger practicing for a new movie. All I know it hurts and luckily I did not need stitches. Husband has put me on rest and will not let me do anything for a couple of days until it no longer oozes blood. I shall be back to normal in a couple of days and then I can finish the only room left the kitchen.
I have loved looking at the pretty flower pictures. It has been my pick-me-up during the times I took a short break to read the many posts.
Well hubby caught me and said that I should not be bending my arm as I will make the womb bleed and to please get off the computer, so I guess I will close for now and talk with you all later.
Have a beautiful evening and until later.
May the stars carry your sadness away. May the flowers fill your heart with beauty, and may hope forever wipe away your tears. Becky #4932
Posted - May 15 2013 : 5:39:07 PM
I found the Language of Flowers by several authors. Who wrote the one you like?
Posted - May 15 2013 : 5:34:46 PM
Beautiful flowers. I will look for that book.
Posted - May 15 2013 : 4:44:02 PM
Hi again, Well, it cleared up around 3PM and got terrible muggy and 81. Like TLTammy said, this is way too warm for May! After my eye appointment,(thot it was yesterday...i'm so confused) *giggle* I went to see how Mama was doing. She's still having those pains but the pills are dulling them a little so that they aren't quite as horrible. Sure hope the Oncologist calls soon with her appointment.
Peg, I love your rhody. So pretty! DH said that he's never seen anything like that. I said, well, she does live waaaaay over there in WA. You can grow lots of things that we can't. LOL
Sure hope you get rested up, both of you. Doctors&hospitals are so draining.
TLTammy, WOW! Yer outta school...and you still have to go back for meetings. Not fair! *sigh* I can't believe that you had such crazy temps like that. What are your normal temps this time of year?
Thank you Shanda for your sweet thoughts!
Bunny, you are so funny. I busted out laughing about the "can of whoop_____"...then I had to read it to DH because he heard me.LOL
Thanks to all of you Gals for the Thoughts&Prayers! We really appreciate it, we really do!
Well, it's 8PM and it's still 80. This is just nuts. Just 2 nights ago, I was buried under a pile of quilts to sleep...with fuzzy socks on *geesh*
Toodles for now!
Sister-chick# 905(Sept.14th 2009)
"Hey...Don't Make Me Put My Hands On My Hips!"
"The last thing I want to do is hurt you...but it is on my list!"
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