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I'm not at all certain why lots of folks want to make stamps that appear to be 'perforated'.
The first ever stamps (from Britain, the line-engraved issues of 1840-1857 that included the world's first ever postage stamp the Penny Black, and its buddies the Twopenny Blue and the Penny Red) were printed in sheets of 240 (12x20) and cut by scissors.
Perforated stamps were not introduced in the UK until 1858.
Now I'm not a stamp historian, but I know that the stamps of many other countries (including France, the Netherlands, many of the Australian States, and lots of former British colonies) followed the same pattern -- first sheets of stamps that had to be cut by scissors, later tear-off perforated stamps.
And so?
And so, the perforation of stamps is not the only way to go, so perhaps it's not worth getting too hung up on it.
Regards, Val(entine Mark Herman)
I have almost always made self-stick artistamps for the very same reason modern stamps are self-stick - they're ten times more convenient and I don't have to spit on them! That glue tastes HORRENDOUS! So, I will continue to do that. ;)
I like artistamps in all shapes and sizes, though it's more trouble to make them non-square or non-rectangular. Why not? It's art and, for me, the emphasis is on ARTIST rather than STAMP. I love it that there are all kinds of artistamp makers - some are traditionalists, some are not. I live diversity in pretty much everything including stamps.
I like them ALL!
Stamps can be imperforate, perforated, or rouletted. Early stamps were cut, sliced, or crudely ripped apart by hand, but this did not stop when perforating equipment was invented.
During the American Civil War (1861-1865), Southern postmasters suddenly had U.S. stamps they could not use and post office routes were closed to the Confederacy. These stamps were called, "Postmaster's Provisionals". The postmasters of many large towns had to scramble to have local printers come up with something, often nothing more than text with ornamentation by dingbats and other symbols. These were in almost every case imperf (or "unperforated", if you wish).
There are more ways to separate stamps than just round-hole perforations. "Rouletting" is a cut that does not remove any paper, but still allows separation by hand. A row of small cuts or slits can be made by hand or with a paper cutter with the right blade. There is more variety to rouletting as they can be tiny pin pricks, slits, or any combination.
I like making both high-production value artistamps with perforations made with my Rosback or Franklin 19th Century perforators as well as simple, archaic designs that I'll cut apart with just enough angle to the cuts to make it look handmade.
One caveat is the glue. I try to use something archival as I don't want my archive falling apart. Sadly, most self-adhesive glue isn't destined for a long life. The Holiday stamps the U.S. produced in the early 70s are mostly mottled brown, nasty-looking things today. They started going bad after just a few years. Of course, in some cases, this might be a happy accident that adds character to a work!
Yeah, but, the perforations are very difficult to accomplish without a perforating machine! So, in the spirit of liberating artists like myself from that tyranny, it would be nice to have other forms appreciated and allowed to flourish while those who can and want to keep the perforations keep them going. I have been told many times that my artistamps are not valid because they aren't perforated. That is just silly. I don't make artistamps to copy philatelic stamps, I make artistamps as a means of expressing my own artistic and conceptual ideas. Faux postage is an art in and of itself and I appreciate it. But, it's not what I'm doing. There is an oblique reference to philately in my work from time to time but not always. Sigh. I have been making these things for decades. All I can do is continue in my own little world where what I do is accepted and valued - luckily, there are artists in the world who are open-minded enough to value what I do - I appreciate them very much.
I suppose my own issue is that I chafe at the bit a lot. If people want to call my stamps stickers, what's the difference, really? Although I know it usually means they don't consider my work on a par with other artistamp creators, it's their problem not mine - unless I make it my problem. So, in an effort to be more open-minded myself, I am going to try and stop railing on and on about the issue. LOL We'll see how long that lasts! ;)
BTW, Brad, that's fascinating about the confederate stamps - never knew that, though of course it makes sense once one hears about it! And thanks for saying you like them all! Though, my hand-made stamps are sort of high-production-value ones most of the time - I like them to look mass-produced even if they don't look like faux postage. ;)
I wonder if we might not have a stamp mailing in this group sometime - where we all makes stamps on a similar theme or different themes but part of an inclusive mailing...? That kind of thing is really fun - we do a lot of that in the Artistamps Mailing List - or used to! ;)
Hello Mark,
Like Brad, I have a Rosback pedal perforator too...circa 1895. It weights a ton and has a few banged up
pins, but a few "blind perfs" on my stamp sheets are something like a signature. Love those Reb stamps
and the story they tell. George Washington appears on many of the first Confederate issues, he was, after all,
a Virginian and didn't he own slaves at one time? Back to perfs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donald Evans
used a typewriter for his one-of-a-kind issues. I suppose if you hammered each dot enough times you might
tear through.
CrackerJack Kid
Throwing my 2 sense into the pot: Here is a link to an essay, "The Power of Perforations," I wrote for an upcoming book Ginny Lloyd is publishing. http://www.ctchew.com/pages/2011/2011.html Cheers, C.T. Chew
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Recently I played my usual once a month or so game, with my main co-player, my wife, who is mostly a casual player; doesn't have quite the adoration for all things Talisman. At any rate, we'd been discussing Dragon scales and whether or not to slow their accumulation down. Here's what we decided, partially based on another poster's experience.
First we decided that NO scales could be collected by any would be Dragon King - the game starts with no OverLord - until, the first Dragon is encountered through an Adventure (or Dungeons, Highlands) card. Once that happens, the first Dragon's presence makes the 3 Lordlings take notice of the Realm of Talisman.
From this point, scales are pulled each turn as in the normal game, but it now takes 5 scales to Crown the first Dragon (and all subsequent) Lord(s).
Because this delays the presence of Dragon scales, cards etc in the game, whatever player pulls the scale that crowns the first Lord, must pull and enoucnter that Dragon's deck.
** Our game has me as the Necromancer and her as the Dragon Rider. It took much longer, many turns, before one of us turned up a Dragon. It was from the Highland deck. Eventually a Lord was crowned, Grillipus. The game lasted a while and was mostly interesting. She strengthened easier than me but eventually we came closer in levels. She cast the Lycanthrope spell on me and I became empowered - something she hadn't thought out I guess.
But we ended up conceding the game as a tie, because we were pretty evenly matched, though more complementary to each other, she had more objects and things to help carry them, I had more Followers with strong abilities. I had Colossus and used him to destroy a place she wanted to land on and I later used a destroy all cards in the Region type spell, which further enraged her (thats whey she turned me hairy). But we couldn't get quite strong enough for either of us to try the Portal. One of us lacked a Talisman, too, at that time. So we agreed to quit.
Other elements in play; did not use Dragon realm board, but used scales and cards. Used Day/Night changes with Blood Moon, used a hidden alternate ending. Since we conceded I looked at it and it was the Demon Lord. I think this game had balance, but will probably use the Dragon Realm in the future *with* a hidden alt ending (seems odd having, say, Ice Queen, up on the Crown with all those Dragons, though)
** In the future we are considering a Blood Moon house rule; The Werewolf does NOT move unless it is Night, when a '1' is roled.
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Hmm, i have no problems with the dragon tokens.
it is fast and easily. Just keep the bag with tokens by the dragon lord cards, and you can easily switch tokens or put tokens on the card.
Some days ago, i have tried the dragon domain ending, and that was no fun at all.
Too many dragon cards must be place upon the adventure deck or region deck depending where the character is, and they draw those cards all the time.
characters are going dead too.
We decided to end the game.
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Recently I played my usual once a month or so game, with my main co-player, my wife, who is mostly a casual player; doesn't have quite the adoration for all things Talisman. At any rate, we'd been discussing Dragon scales and whether or not to slow their accumulation down. Here's what we decided, partially based on another poster's experience.
I got married in 2012 and now my main co-player is my wife too. In those first months I got her to play board games such as Talisman, Runebound, Dungeonquest and Arkham Horror. She likes most of them but Talisman is on the top of the list and now we play it at least once or twice a week.
We're almost finished trying out every single expansion, basically repeating the process I've done with friends over the last three years (Reaper-Dungeon-Frostmarch-Highland-Sacred Pool-Dragon-Blood Moon). What surprised me is that she liked Dragon Expansion a lot and soundly kicked my ass in the three games we played with it. It may be a matter of luck, but she grasped the little strategical concept about Dragon Scales and new opportunities for Character development.
Two-player games with Dragon Expansion are quick and fun, at least with "Dragon-oriented Characters". I know that other Characters will have a harder time with scales than Dragon Rider/Hunter/Priestess and Fire Wizard, who gladly prey on Dragons and scales, but with Minstrel and Philosopher it looked like there was always a chance to draw normal Adventure cards or try the Highland.
This is valid for two-player games. With more players drawing Dragon Scales is tiresome and Dragon King changes almost every round. I recommend Domain of Dragons for 4-5-6 players (though I've never tried it with 5-6) and standard Dragon rules for 2-3, three players being suitable for both.
Your ideas are nice if you want to delay the coming of Dragons, but this won't make for a better game experience, IMHO. There's no need for Dragons when players have gained lots of goodies and extra Str/Cft. Dragons will suck and be easily disposed of, while they can be a great danger in the early game. You always take a risk if you encounter a Dragon scale in the first part of the game, but you may be rewarded with powerful Objects and Followers. If you don't want that risk, try to stay away from scales. It becomes gradually more difficult, but it's not so difficult for 2 players as it is for more players.
A wizard is never too late. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.
I agree with most of your points. My wife and I are the only players so we wanted a break from the surplus of scales on the board. We more or less liked our experience. But then, much of the time we kinda play non-competitvely. She is not so interested in kicking my ass - until she gets to the Crown. And she just wants to avoid having to encounter Dragon cards. She's such a sissy, as I agree with you both that scales/encounters is a good way to level up. But I think, even in our mid '50s she still goes for the easy, shiny and pretty things. She likes aquisition and thats her main goal until she thinks she's ready for the crown. So she gets mad if I want to challenge her or cast spells against her or move the Reaper, etc.
What's a fella to do? But seriously we still have fun and we're both looking forward to the City. As I said before, we both thought it was unusual that it took so long for a Dragon to appear and I'm sure the next game we use this varient could be different.
Thanks for your comments, friends!
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We only managed to get the Dragon expansion working using Elliot's rule:drawing a dragon token each time one or more Enemies are defeated during a player's turn.
That, and limiting accumulation of dragon scales to three of each color per player. Also, any time a draconic lord is crowned, all the characters, regardless of their position, suffer the Dragon Rage of the new Dragon King.
The third houserule makes the Dragon Priestess a very powerful character.
In the variation I had described, I had proposed the Dragon Rage rule; when the first Dragon is crowned, ALL players suffer his rage. My co player refused to accept that, so we changed it to the player drawing the final scale MUST draw that Lord's encounter card.
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Hmm, I could try it out as well. Because in my variant The Dragon Rage rule is quite a bit more dangerous when you're using the Dungeon expansion. Since there are so many Enemies in the Dungeon, the lords are crowned faster.
My wife is also my most frequent competitor in Talisman, though we're trying to get some other couples we know to play, too. We used to play non-competitively. We pulled out a lot of cards that we simply didn't like; we wouldn't attack each other; and we'd blatantly cheat to keep characters alive. We figured that we were playing to have fun, so why worry about following the rules that we didn't like? Just recently we switched to playing the game the way that it is meant to be played. There's no animosity, of course, but we are turning our characters against each other a bit more. For example, right now we are playing a game where we each have two characters. (Our games usually last for several days as we only play for about an hour each night.) Last night one of her characters had only one life. I managed to land both the werewolf and the reaper on that character in the same turn. The character survived, but we both knew that that very well could have killed her. Oh well. That's the game.
Anyway, we also changed the rules for dragon scales. We usually play with three characters each. When you have that many characters, the board gets absolutely littered with scales before anyone is strong enough to handle them. As such, we increased the number of scales that need to be collected on a draconic lord card from three to six.
However, I played a one-on-one game with my brother the other day, and I discovered that six was far too slow of an accumulation with only two characters in the game. (So also this basically eliminated any effectiveness/usefulness for the werewolf and the reaper.) We were able to have maybe seven or eight scales out before we started encountering them. But once those all got picked up we went through a scale drought for several turns.
So I'm thinking that a tiered structure might be in order. For 2-3 players it takes four scales. For 4-5 players it takes five scales. For 6+ (I know the box says "2-6 players," but you can have more) it takes six scales.
We also play with the Dragon Tower for the inner section rather than the normal or the Dragon paths to the Valley of Fire. The Dragon Tower is far more dangerous and difficult to get through. With the other paths you can pretty much get through once you get a strength OR craft of 12-14. With the Dragon Tower you almost need to have a well-rounded character who is strong in both attributes.
But since the game is called "Talisman" we still require that a character have a Talisman in his possession to get to the Crown of Command.
And once there we use hidden alternate endings instead of fighting the dragon king. In the game against my brother I made it up to the Crown of Command and drew the Black Void. I love that ending, even when I draw it.
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They're known for their paint jobs however and always have been (at least as far as I'm concerned). Besides that, their version of BRG (British Racing Green) has been seen on Cyclocross, Mountain Bike and road courses all over New England for as long as I can remember.
Independent Fabrication are also one of the most accessible bicycle companies that I've ever come across. Which is why, whenever I happen to be in the Somerville, Massachusetts area I like to stop in and see what they're up to at any given moment. The impetus this time was the Rapha Racing bikes that I had seen on their website. (However, don't confuse them with the Rapha Condor team, these guys are based out of New York City and have been tearing up the local racing scene there).
Independent's attention to detail has to be one of the elements that sets them apart from the rest of the bunch. I remember one occurrence where the painters were arguing in the back as to how much buffing and polish should go into each frame. Each person claiming more than the other to the point where I don't think they'd ever be getting anything done if that actually was the case. It is working for them though, because from what I can tell, and I don't claim to know much of anything about paint, the frames that I've seen come out of this shop have been something close to flawless.
Another key piece to this puzzle is the fact that they shoot photos of all their frames and complete bikes before they head out the door. Take a look through the photos on their site as Tyler runs a tight ship over there and they do a much better job than my little point and shoot. I did capture one of the Rapha frames however…
When I got close and inspected the Rapha frames they were better than I could imagine, and I felt more than a little pang of jealousy. The silky smooth pearl coating of the bikes was highlighted with pink accents that remain in your peripheral vision the whole time. They seem to disappear when you look directly at them. It took me a minute, in a good way, to decipher the upside down IF logo on the end of the fork.
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Believe me when I say that this was a full trip to IF.
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Darren Wourms, 26, his wife Hayley, 23, and Cayden, 2, were pronounced dead on scene with a .22 calibre rifle found nearby. Although police aren�t confirming the incident is a double-murder suicide, Saskatchewan RCMP Sgt. Paul Dawson said it doesn�t appear anyone else was involved.
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Combination of Luke 24 and John 20 is my guess.
It appears as if the section of Interrupted you reference is actually on page 49 and reads as follows:
What do the disciples do in response [to being told about Jesus' resurrection]? Do they have no response because Jesus himself immediately appears to them (Matthew 20:9)? Do they not believe the women because it seems to be "an idle tale" (Luke 24:11)? Or do they go to the tomb to see for themselves (John 20:3)?
I think certainly you're correct that the citation should be Matt 28:9, not 20:9. This makes sense not only because 20:9 makes no sense at all, but also because the citations earlier in that paragraph run from the beginning of Matt chapter 28 beginning with verse 1 and go on through verse 2, 5, and 8. So it just makes sense that this reference would fit the pattern and refer to 28:9.
About your question, I don't see a problem with the reference to 28:9 as a reference here. Beginning with 28:1, the section reads as follows (NIV; 28:9 is emboldened):
After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb. There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down from heaven and, going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and sat on it. His appearance was like lightning, and his clothes were white as snow. The guards were so afraid of him that they shook and became like dead men. The angel said to the women, "Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay. Then go quickly and tell his disciples: 'He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.' Now I have told you." So the women hurried away from the tomb, afraid yet filled with joy, and ran to tell his disciples. Suddenly Jesus met them. "Greetings," he said. They came to him, clasped his feet and worshiped him. Then Jesus said to them, "Do not be afraid. Go and tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me."
This reads to me as "The women ran to tell the disciples. Suddenly Jesus met THEM (the disciples), they clasped his feet and worshiped him..." I can understand how you read "them" as referring to the women, but it seems to make much more sense that what is being referred to is the disciples. After all, why would we expect him to have just left the women only to appear to them in the next sentence saying "Greetings" at which point they clasp his feet and worship him?
Hope that helps!
Yeah, what Nelson said. I totally misread the question to be that Ehrman was saying Jesus met the ladies in the account.
Oh. You know what. Hmm... You're right. Now that I read it again...
Now I'm trying to figure it out too. LOL.
@Nelson - Your version doesn't make a lot of sense either - would you really expect to have an angel telling the women, "Then go quickly and tell his disciples: 'He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.'" And then have Jesus, moments later, meeting the disciples and telling them the exact same thing? "Then Jesus said to them, 'Go and tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me.'"
Who are the "brothers" to whom he refers, if not the disciples?
Someone didn't read the rest of the thread before posting... LOL
Did I read the entire page before responding to a comment, no, I didn't.
The "Batman Theater Slaughter" discussion is 20 pages long - should I do that there, as well?
Don't act like there's not a difference between reading 20 pages of posts and reading the post replying to mine by Yossarian and my reply to him. 2 posts. Not 20 pages. LOL.
I read a comment and I respond to it - I feel no obligation to read the rest of the thread first, whether one page or twenty. If there IS a similar comment further on, even identical twins exhibit differences, and my perspective will more than likely differ from that of another commenter. I make no apologies for that.
I can understand the nausea of going through threads when a lot of people tend to say the same thing.
I see it as counter-productive to having yourself heard in general on threads to add to a discussion without reading it though... That makes a lot of your points in other threads, and even in the future in this one end up being the ones that get ignored. And you may have to just keep repeating yourself if you stay in a thread too.
I think your point about each point having a slightly different vantage point on the situation is valuable. The slight variation may make the difference between an idea making sense and not being sound. If a reply is made to the post that is already there though that notes the differences, it makes it so that everything gets heard.
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TWELVE MONKEY'S is a sci-fi masterpiece. Along with BRAZIL it is Terry Gilliam's best film to date. A lot of people at the time said it was too confusing to follow. It is densely plotted, but everything makes sense. Everything is in its proper place. Take one scene out and you damage the logic of the narrative. The way the film is photographed is the way I like movies to be filmed instead of slick glossy photography. There is a strong grubby texture to the look of the film that I found beautiful. Willis gives his most human and vulnerable performance in this film. The scene where young Willis sees his own death at the airport is one of the great scenes of cinema. The time-travelling plot is convoluted on such a mindbending level that it had my mind working over-time so I wouldn't miss anything plot-wise. I watch this film regularly on DVD. With multiple viewings everythings becomes much clearer. It's a pity Gilliam has been unable to match the brilliance of BRAZIL and TWELVE MONKEY'S with his other films. For me this is the best time-travelling sci-fi ever made in this point in time.
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10/10 | turneron14@ - 71 reviews 18.9.2009 - age: 18-25 |
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9/10 | tisha_2@ - 33 reviews 29.8.2009 - age: 18-25 |
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Fabulous movie, I have watched it over and over again. Brad Pitt was an amazing nut job he played the part perfectly.
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Haunting! The best performance from Brad Pitt. Needs to be watched more than once just to catch all the subtle clues. Must see!!!
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Terry Gilliam (the director) does a terrific job of portraying this futuristic brasil/blade runner type odyssey about this man (Willis) who travels back and forth through future/past to prevent the destruction of man. Brad pitts crazy interpretation of a mental patient/visionary is fantastic. The twists in the movie make it a must see.
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This is an excellent movie. It was very difficult to understand though. I love time travel fictions, and the idea of Bruce getting more and more advanced in years every time he goes back in time was fabulous. And somehow the doctor and Jeffrey (Brad Pitt) always end up in whatever year he goes to is facinating.
9/10 | princess_babychick@ - 4 reviews 24.10.2006 - age: 13-17 |
I am still scratching my head trying to understand this movie. Perhaps a hit or two of some banned banana would help, I'm not sure. All I know is that the lack of continuity, the pure 'dizziness' of the storyline, and the wickedly overacted performances played by Brad Pitt made me wonder how Bruce Willis and Madeleine Stowe could figure out how to portray their characters. At the end of this tale, I think the 12 Monkeys blew chunkies.
4/10 | d_dax@ - 5 reviews 30.7.2006 - age: 36-49 |
One of Bruce Willis best movie. The acting is wonderful by Bruce and Brad Pitt the direction is good, screenplay I've seen better but this one is alright. You gotta watch it a few times before you get all of it (it took me 2 times)
9/10 | sportnb15@ - 4 reviews 19.7.2006 - age: 13-17 |
Kind of a weird movie, not much is accomplished by it.
6/10 | ajjaremy@ - first review 28.6.2006 - age: 18-25 |
Didn't think I was going to like this one. It certainly got me interested in the story. Willis does a great job. You really care about this character. Suspenseful, gripping. What actually happened here is not clear. People disagree. There are different interpretations. Maybe I should have rated this higher. Well 7.5 at least.
7/10 | lawlessdc@ - 8 reviews 21.5.2006 - age: 36-49 |
This is one of my favorite Brad Pitt movies. I think his role as the mental patient is absolutely hillarious. I loved it.
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This movie is awesome. It is a Sci Fi Thriller and is twisted. It has many different stories that connect together at the end. Bruce Willis does an excellent job of a confused but organized time traveller. Medeleine Stowe gives a great portrate of dispare at the end. Brad Pitt's charactor present the illusion of knowing the truth but in the end we find outh that the truth seekers are non other that those creepy futuristic Milleneum charactors.
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Brad Pitt plays the most creative and interesting role of his career this far. Suspense and intrigue keep you focused from the beginning to end!
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It was weird!!! I took me a couple of times to watch it to understand what was going on? I would'nt want to see it again.
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When Parents Divorce by Carrie Ward
I always wanted to be a "fly by the seat of my pants" type of person, ready to take on anything that came my way. But by nature, I need to know what's coming, so I can be prepared for dreaded bad news or the simple things like a preschooler's hunger meltdown on a morning shopping trip. However, I could never have prepared myself for the change that began five years ago. My husband was out of town and a phone call from my mom began a change in my life that I'm still coming to terms with.
My mom retired from teaching middle school and while she was trying to sort out her new role in life, she also was questioning her more than 35-year marriage to my dad.
Growing up, their relationship embodied the marriage I wanted. When my husband and I were dating, I told him I wanted the bond my parents had — and nothing less. Their marriage took precedence over other relationships, and even though as a small child I didn't like being left with Grandma and Grandpa, the trips they took as a couple were a priority to them.
I could tell my mom was struggling with everything. The scary part for me was that she hadn't talked to my dad about her feelings. So I kept this information to myself during Christmas and into the next year when I became pregnant with my eldest child.
She wanted more from my dad and over the course of the next year I tried to help. I booked a romantic weekend away for my parents at a bed and breakfast. But my mom rejected that idea and continued to push back. I kept hoping that something would click and she'd see that their life together — our family — was worth saving.
I was pregnant with our second child and was constantly at odds with my mom and didn't understand her perspective or what it would take to get things back on track. My dad was confused and not sure what he was doing wrong or what to change.
My mom eventually moved to a house about five hours away from me. It was clear things weren't improving for my parents. I felt angry! But I remember my husband saying I was handling things much better than he'd thought I would. I was still holding out hope and in a bit of denial.
Unfortunately, things did not turn around for my parents. They divorced and now both have significant others in their lives. My parents have moved on, and I wish I could say the same for me. This past year has not been one of closure for me, but one of deep sadness as the denial fades and reality sets in.
I didn't talk with friends for a long time about how my parents' breakup was affecting me. But I needed support and reached out to my MOPS Coordinator for prayer. She told me her parents had divorced too and that I would grieve for what could have been. It was the best piece of wisdom I've received through this painful time.
I continue to grieve as we figure out this new dynamic in our family. I grieve that my children will not visit my childhood home and have Nana and Grandpa tell them stories about me as a child. I dread having to explain the situation to my children because I hardly understand it myself. I worry about the next big event and deciding which one of my parents will be there because they don't want to see each other with their new spouses.
I'm still struggling with sadness and grief. As my foundation crumbles, I know God is keeping me from falling into a depth of pain I cannot bear. He is my strength.
Carrie Ward is a mom, a writer and a public relations consultant from Sealy, Texas.
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ALTON — Two unidentified people are dead following a two-vehicle head-on crash on Route 28 at approximately 5:15 p.m. Tuesday.
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A recall has been issued for nearly 183,000 Honda and Acura brand vehicles from the 2005 and 2006 model years. The problem stems from a potential malfunctions to the vehicles' stability control and braking systems. Drivers have reported a malfunction to Honda's Vehicle Stability Assist system, though to date, no crashes or injuries have been reported as a result of it. Some of the vehicles' Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) control units may have an electric capacitor that was damaged during manufacture. A damaged control unit could cause the VSA system to apply brake force for a "fraction ... Read More


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