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LEXINGTON, Ky. (7/15/13)—Random and anonymous acts of kindness are one of the surest ways to brighten the day of both the benefactor and the recipient of the act. A Cup Of Common Wealth, a recently opened coffee shop located at 105 Eastern Avenue, helps Lexingtonians give a little back with their "pay it forward board."
Customers can pay for a drink for a random person, specifying both the type of drink and the type of recipient on the "pay it forward board."
"A coffee for a fireman, a mocha for someone who has lost their job, a tea for someone who attends Georgetown College, a macchiato for a single mom," co-owner Salvador Sanchez named just a few of the many things that were listed on the board. "Just in the past two weeks we have found that this community loves to help each other out."
If you walk in and see something that relates to you on the "pay it forward board," the drink is yours.
Sanchez told a story about a man that came in last week who had hitchhiked his way through Kentucky and was trying to make it home to his family. He had lost his job and was need in a pick me up. The man left that day with a smile and iced coffee in his hand.
"Meeting people everyday that want to help others is just one of the perks in this job," said Sanchez. "The rest just comes with seeing people happy from giving or receiving."
For co-owners Sanchez and Chris Ortiz it was a dream come true when the shop opened two weeks ago.
"I have wanted to open a coffee shop for the past 15 years but something always fell through," said Sanchez.
Sanchez and Ortiz became friends in Texas before moving to Lexington about two months ago and opening the coffee shop at the beginning of July.
"We are much busier than we expected to be," said Sanchez. "The community has really embraced the pay it forward board. Lexington is all about the community."
A Cup Of Common Wealth is open Monday through Saturday from 6 am to 10 pm and Sundays from 7 am to 10 pm.
My visit to A Cup of Common Wealth inspired me to add one more thing to the pay it forward board: a smoothie for someone who has accomplished something.
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Friday, July 11, 2014
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Tuesday, July 8, 2014
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One of our favorites is going to the zoo. Isaiah's face lights up when he gets to see animals up close. He really loves the big aquarium, the bears, and the monkeys. The first time we walked away from the monkeys I told him to say goodbye and he started pouting and had a tear in his eye. What a goof!
Isaiah also enjoys spending time in the water. He's always loved his baths. We were recently able to get in the pool at Grandma's house and he thought that was pretty awesome. I found a pool therapy float for him that goes around his neck to keep his head above water while he can freely move his limbs. He didn't mind the float, but it was a little big for him and therefore couldn't be trusted to hold him up on it's own. Still helpful though. We'll have to try it again soon. We would have tried the lake last weekend, but it was chilly and Isaiah doesn't appreciate being cold and wet.
Isaiah loves to ride Grandpa's four-wheeler. As soon as he hears it start up, his legs go flying and he screams and giggles. We have no choice but to take him for a ride. But don't worry, we hold on tight, don't go far, and drive really slow. He thinks it is one of the greatest things on earth. He doesn't stop smiling and laughing the whole ride.
Isaiah may not be able to do as many things as other kids his age, but his joy for life and true happiness make up for any physical disabilities that he has. We are so blessed to be Isaiah's parents and we thank God for this special blessing every day of our lives.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
New Home
We decided to take a little break from therapy for the summer. We have learned a lot of things that we can work on at home, and it is nice to not have to run to multiple appointments every week. He hasn't made too much progress lately, so we hope that talking a little break and working on what we know for a while will help him later on.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Two More Weeks
Isaiah is doing well. We've been working on using switches for communication. He has a button he can push that says "more" and another that says "all done" so he can let us know what he likes to play with. He is getting better with practice and is able to get his arms to push the buttons about half of the time that we use them. You can tell he gets excited when he does it, which is super adorable. It's easiest to do this in his wheelchair, which we can't get in the house now, so it will get much better after our move.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Spring Changes
While we are used to being stressed, the stress of selling our house takes a normal stress level and multiplies it by 100. We have to have it constantly picked up and clean, we have to leave for showings, and now we have had a couple offers and had to go through inspections and the whole deal. We are waiting to hear back on it still. I just want to get it over with. Moving is also stressful and I just want to get settled in somewhere that Isaiah can be mobile and our live can be easier.
Here's a pic of the cutie to tide you over until next time.
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
And the Winner is...
Ok, there were way too many pros vs. cons of getting the minivan. Apparently my "coolness" factor doesn't hold a candle to the praticality of the minivan. Whatever. They are kind of badass in their own special way.
A spot of good news for this Thursday morning... we have been approved for a CADI waiver for Isaiah! This means that we will be awarded funds to help us pay to have our minivan modified to accept Isaiah's wheelchair, and we will be able to make some improvements to our house to make it accessible, and it will be paid for on our behalf. We are so blessed!
I can't wait to cruise the streets with my little Isaiah smilin' in the back of our sweet minivan watching Max and Ruby. We haven't picked out our van yet, but we are pre-approved for our car loan so it's only a matter of time. I'll be sure to post pictures as soon as it happens. In the meantime, here is a cute one of Isaiah!
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Merry Christmas!
Friday, December 6, 2013
It's the Holiday Season
Well I decided I must be getting old this month. I used to LOVE decorating for the holidays. Getting the tree out, putting on all the ornaments, putting out other Christmas decorations and making the house look festive. This year, all I could think about was how dreadful it would be to have to put all these things away after Christmas. And dust and vacuum around them. I might be turning into a Grinch. But we put our stuff out anyways.
We are still working on getting Isaiah a wheelchair. We finally got to try one we like last week, and decided to order it. It's called the Zippie Iris. It has all the features we really wanted. It's super adjustable, it has tilt, it has the smaller wheels, and it is relatively compact. It could take up to a month to get the actual wheelchair, and then it could take a month to have the custom seating done. So we still have time to think about the vehicle we will be getting.
Here are a couple of our family pictures from this year (courtesy of Uncle Josh).
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
The Great Debate
Since Isaiah had his initial evaluation, we are going to be trialing some wheelchairs in the coming weeks. I'm pretty excited for this! His stroller had been working for us, but as he gets bigger it looks like it is less comfortable. We need something that will keep his body aligned and make him comfy when we are out and about. We probably won't use it at home much. Especially since we have that lovely split level house.
The great debate that comes with the wheelchair is the discussion of getting a new vehicle or two. Right now we have two sedans and neither of them will easily accept a wheelchair. There are some that you can take apart, but it isn't easy and it would be much more convenient to just put the whole thing in the vehicle together when we go places. This leads John to suggesting that we add a minivan to our household.
Now, in my whole entire 28 years on this planet I have been telling myself that I will NEVER drive a minivan. I mean, who really WANTS to drive a minivan? Nobody. They are ugly and lame. There is no such thing as a sexy minivan. I told him the only way that I would drive a minivan is if we filled it up with kids. He did not like that response. I feel pressured.
Do I have a logical reason for not wanting a minivan? No. They are cheaper than a lot of trucks and SUVs and they can get better gas mileage. They are roomy and comfortable. They are easily accessable. They can haul things. They can pull some things. But I CANNOT picture myself driving one.
I'm thinking a SUV or truck will do just fine. I can make it work, right? I can't see why not. I just don't have much of an argument there. I don't know who will win the debate, but I'll keep you posted as to what we decide.


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Anemia is a low level of healthy red blood cells (RBC). RBCs carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. When red blood cells are low the body does not get enough oxygen. This can cause symptoms such as fatigue, pale skin, or irregular heartbeat.
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is caused by the destruction of RBCs. It can be a serious, fatal condition that requires care from a doctor.
This type of anemia is caused by an autoimmune problem. The immune system attacks and destroys red blood cells. The abnormal reaction of the immune system may be caused by:
- Fludarabine
- Interferon alfa
- Viral infections (including mononucleosis )
- Mycoplasma pneumonia
- Leukemia
- Lymphoma ( Non-Hodgkin's but also occasionally Hodgkin's )
- Collagen-vascular (autoimmune) diseases (eg, lupus )
Risk Factors
Risk factors that increase your chance of developing autoimmune hemolytic anemia include:
- Recent viral infections
- Current medications that can cause autoimmune hemolytic anemia
- Cancer or leukemia
- Collagen-vascular (autoimmune) disease
- Family history of hemolytic disease
If you experience any of these symptoms, do not assume the cause is due to autoimmune hemolytic anemia. These symptoms may be caused by many other health conditions.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms, medications, and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in blood and blood-forming tissues (a hematologist).
Tests may include:
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Mild cases may not need treatment. They may resolve on their own. Treatment options include the following:
Treating the Underlying Condition
Treating the cause of autoimmune hemolytic anemia may help treat the condition. Causes include cancer, medications, or collagen-vascular disease.
Cortisone-like drugs suppress the immune response. These drugs usually improve the more common types of autoimmune hemolytic anemia.
Other Immunosuppressive Drugs
Other drugs that suppress the immune system may be used if corticosteroids are not effective. These include azathioprine and cyclophosphamide. Rituximab is another drug that has shown promise in treating this condition.
The spleen removes abnormal red cells from the circulation, including those labeled with antibodies. Removing the spleen can preserve those cells and prevent anemia.
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will also be done. The injured finger will be examined. Tests may include:
Proper treatment can prevent long-term complications or problems with your finger or hand. Treatment will depend on how serious the fracture is, but may include:
Extra support may be needed to protect, support, and keep your finger in line while it heals. Supportive steps may include a splint, brace, or cast.
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Wound care is an important part of your recovery. This is especially true if you punched a wall, or someone in the mouth, which resulted in a break in the skin.
Children's bones are still growing at an area of the bone called the growth plate. If the fracture affected the growth plate, your child may need to see a specialist. Injuries to the growth plate will need to be monitored to make sure the bone can continue to grow as expected.
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You will need to adjust your activities while your finger heals, but complete rest is rarely required. Ice and elevating the hand at rest may also be recommended to help with discomfort and swelling.
As you recover, you may be referred to physical therapy or rehabilitation to start range-of-motion and strengthening exercises. Do not return to activities or sports until your doctor gives you permission to do so.
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Selling a cub.
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Selling a cub.
I am somebody who hates to part with things, but I decided to put one of my cubs up for sale. Funny there have not been any around me for sale recently. All of a sudden Cl seems to be flooded with cubs, I think counting mine too, there have been 5 posted in the last 48 hours, just found it funny to see so many hitting the market at one time. All in about a 30 mile radius. Buyers market?
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Part of life is falling down, living is getting back up.
Re: Selling a cub.
Which one are you selling? Problem is… at this time I'm 3000 miles away.
I'm really good at doing nothing…With that said…I'm really, really good at doing nothing
Re: Selling a cub.
Hang on to it until the spring Prices may go up a bit as the economy improves. Now the election is over and the fiscal cliff will probably be solved, there is already growth in the US economy so I expect that prices may start rebounding a little bit.
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Re: Selling a cub.
Where are you getting your news from, Rudi?
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CNN and MSNBC?
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Denny, wait a minute, I thought I was getting only the best unbiased and straightforward news from Al Sharpton and Ed Schultz......
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I agree with Rudi-for a different reason.
As the fabric of our once proud country continues to deteriorate, and the dollar continues to lose it's value, and the economy begins to crash
Many folks are going to return to trying to grow their own food. Thus the value of our cubs and implements will increase in the coming months and years, as the People dig in and fend for themselves once again.
Re: Selling a cub.
Nobody said it was news. (I try not to be political) - humour works though
Just a hope that stuff will improve some soon. Politicians aren't the only ones in an alternate reality If we say it enough maybe it will happen
As Dale said, there is starting to be a resurgence in locally grown/sourced as well as grow your own. Not that I want prices to go up too much (means I gotta pay more) but it will be nice to see more family gardens around. There are a couple startups just down the road from us and they are looking at small older tractors as economical means to be properly mechanized.
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i think cubs will get cheaper not higher, unless it is a high dollar cub. High end products will hold they value as the well to do buyers are not effected by the economy . The cheaper cub will suffer as the average Joe will be tight with his money for a good while yet. jmo
All others pay cash
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Hey Boss you calling me average?
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Re: Selling a cub.
We know you are slightly above average Joe (or 'Not Your Average Joe' ... http://www.notyouraveragejoes.com/).
Made me look, not a whole lot of Cubs around here for sale (never is) and the ones I saw were no competition to yours for price/quallity!
Probably folks looking for Christmas funds or just not wanting to store it for the winter??
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Well thanks Larry, I figure if somebody comes along and wants it fine if not oh well. Keeping it would not be a terrible thing. I have been hoping to add on to the shop or maybe even a new barn up by my house.
22 mower 5', grader blade, 189 two way moldboard plow, cultivators ,danco C2 mower,1961 Comet, 1984 BMW 318i
Part of life is falling down, living is getting back up.
Re: Selling a cub.
Economy. Folks with money are putting it into things that hopefully will hold their value. Others are selling to make ends meet.
Inflation calculator: 1947 Cub worth $650-. Would take $6456.98 in 2011 to purchase if same item was still available.
Media. Adjusted first time unemployment claims for month, 300K to low 400K. New hires for same time period 120K. Yet unemployment percentage is slowly dropping.
Interesting web site. http://www.dailyjobcuts.com/#.UJwVDQHUOEh.facebook
Also search the web for the U6 unemployment rate.
My vote. Since you want to add to the shop and perhaps a new barn. Sell. $1.00 today will be worth 97 cents same time next year. Or what costs $1.00 today will cost you $1.03 in one year.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Your price seems right in line to me Joe. Its hard to find straight, stock tractors like yours, plus you have some nice implements with it. Craigslist has really driven down prices on these Cubs, just my opinion, but yes, I think it is a buyer's market right now and has been for a while.
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CHICAGO -- The online voters came through for Albert Pujols in a big, big way -- a way reminiscent of how Pujols comes through for the Cardinals. The St. Louis slugger, who stood fourth among National League outfielders when in-stadium All-Star voting ended, made a massive late charge via the Internet to be the National League's leading vote-getter overall.
Pujols was named on 2,030,702 ballots, joining Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki as the only players to receive 2 million votes. He picked up 1,386,818 online votes, earning him the All-Star Online Balloting Top Vote-Getter Award. He is the third Cardinal since 1970 to be the NL's top vote-getter, joining Ozzie Smith, who achieved it three times, and Mark McGwire. At 23, he's the second-youngest player since '70 to be his league's top vote-getter, behind only Ken Griffey Jr., who was 21 in 1991.
"It's special," Pujols said. "I had a great time in 2001 when I made it, but definitely it's going to be different this year because I got voted in. The St. Louis fans and all the fans around the world who voted me in, it's pretty special. It's great."
Pujols, who will make his second All-Star appearance and first start, is one of three Redbirds in the starting lineup and five on the roster. Joining him as starters are shortstop Edgar Renteria and third baseman Scott Rolen. Renteria will be making his third All-Star appearance, but his first as a starter. He is the first Colombian to be named an All-Star starter. Rolen started last year in his first trip to the summer showcase event.
"It's big," said Renteria. "I'm happy because a lot of people from Colombia are going to feel excited. I say thank you to the fans who put me in the All-Star Game."
Righty starter Woody Williams and center fielder Jim Edmonds were named to the squad through the Player Ballot, a new addition this year to the selection process. Williams, 36, is a first-time All-Star while Edmonds is on the team for the third time. Besides the five players, Cards manager Tony La Russa will serve on Dusty Baker's coaching staff.
"If you're voted in by your peers, it's almost better," Edmonds said. "To get voted in by players and managers, to me it's overwhelming because it's all we ever want to do, is be accepted by your peers. I'm extremely pleased with that."
In his third Major League season, Pujols has been arguably the National League's best hitter, leading the league in batting average, runs, RBIs and slugging percentage and standing second in homers and third in on-base percentage (all stats entering Sunday's games). He also ranks first in the loop in total bases and multi-hit games and second in doubles. He finished second in NL MVP balloting last year behind Barry Bonds.
It was a source of much consternation among Cardinals fans that Sammy Sosa, from the rival Cubs, had a spot on the roster as of the final balloting update, while Pujols was not one of the leaders. That changed dramatically with the roster announcement, as Sosa was left off and Pujols was in the lineup.
"Sammy's a guy that gets voted in on a yearly basis," said Rolen. "It's probably the first time in a long time that he hasn't been on there. Not to take anything away from Sammy at all, but Albert deserves a spot on that team somewhere, I know that for a fact."
For Rolen and Renteria, it was another accolade for what is widely acclaimed as the best left side of an infield in the NL. Both players earned Gold Glove and Silver Slugger honors in 2002, recognizing them as both the top fielders and hitters at their respective positions.
Rolen ran away with the voting at third base, easily outdistancing Florida's Mike Lowell despite Lowell's 26 homers (tied with Pujols for second in the league). He garnered more votes than the next two third basemen combined and finished with the second-most online votes of any player (1,303,417). Renteria topped Atlanta's Rafael Furcal in a race that was tight down to the end. His 1,185,564 online votes trailed only Pujols, Rolen and Atlanta's Gary Sheffield.
"It's a neat thing," said Rolen. "I don't think anybody plays the game for accolades and awards, anything like that, but when something like that comes along, especially being voted on by the fans, it's a big honor."
The last time the Cardinals had five players on the National League All-Star team was 1985, when Joaquin Andujar, Jack Clark, Willie McGee, Tom Herr, and Smith were all named to the roster. St. Louis had six All-Stars in 1959.
"I know it's a lot of representation, but these guys have had great first halves," La Russa said. "I guess that says we've got a good club. Let's hope we have a second half to match our All-Stars."
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