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Do we have 5 or 6 parties now?
Unfortunately, like governments, 3rd, 4th parties also eventually become corrupt. I've read that the LP was bought by a neocon. How can someone 'buy' a party? Evil people hell bent on power will always win if not held in check. That's our job. Because we as a population didn't do our job, the result is what we have. Most of us had no idea of the mess we are in or paid much attention to politics until Ron Paul. We believed without proof, what a candidate said.
You can't just keep making new parties and preserve the system. At some point you have to clean up the mess in one or more. Probably easier to clean one up than to start another since the two most powerful write the rules. Don't you think that's why Ron chose the GOP instead of the one most would probably prefer, the LP which would be much easier.
We are in a 'Mell of a Hess'. If we are successful in the clean up, will have to teach our children and they, their children, to be vigilant to maintain it. Ron Paul deserves The Nobel Peace prize [if it had any meaning now] and to be in school history books. I hope free people everywhere use his life in politics as an example to their children.
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For individuals with celiac disease, a gluten-free diet isn't a lifestyle choice -- it's a necessity.
Led by Sheila Crowe, MD, the celiac disease team at UC San Diego Health System comprises nationally recognized gastroenterologists and dietitian experts who are vastly experienced in treating seriously ill individuals due to celiac disease.
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Celiac disease is a chronic digestive disorder that occurs in genetically susceptible individuals. This multisystem disorder is caused by the body's immune system reacting to proteins in wheat, rye and barley. The immune reaction damages the lining of the small intestine, causing reduced nutrient absorption. When the intestinal villi in the small intestine are damaged, the body cannot absorb critical vitamins, minerals and calories.
This condition continues as long as these proteins are in the diet.
Dr. Sheila Crowe, director of the adult celiac disease clinic at UC San Diego Health System discusses the incidence of celiac disease and its treatment.
The main risk factor is having a family member with celiac disease. The disease can affect anyone, but it tends to be more common in those with existing autoimmune diseases (e.g., autoimmune liver disease, type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and autoimmune thyroid disease).
Symptoms of celiac disease can relate to the digestive system or in other parts of the body. From person to person, symptoms can vary a great deal, which can make a definitive diagnosis difficult.
One person may have depression, irritability or fatigue, while another may have diarrhea, constipation, gas, bloating or abdominal pain. These symptoms can also sometimes first appear after an episode of gastroenteritis, severe emotional distress, abdominal surgery, pregnancy or childbirth.
Look for any of the following symptoms:
It's currently estimated that there are more than 2 million people nationwide with celiac disease who have not been diagnosed.
While celiac disease primarily affects the gastrointestinal tract, it is now recognized that the condition can affect other organ systems without showing noticeable gastrointestinal symptoms. This makes diagnosing celiac disease challenging.
Several blood tests are available to test for celiac disease. The main test used for screening is the tTG-IgA test. Celiac disease blood tests measure for certain antibodies:
If the tests results are positive, or if the clinical picture suggests celiac disease, an upper endoscopy is performed to get a biopsy from the first part of the small intestine (duodenum).
An endoscopic biopsy is the only way to confirm a definite diagnosis of celiac disease. Sometimes the symptoms are so pronounced that an endoscopy and biopsy is performed even if the celiac disease antibody test results are negative.
The hereditary nature of celiac disease and the risk of nutritional deficiencies, other autoimmune diseases and GI cancers make it important to be properly diagnosed.
Up to 10 percent of people with celiac disease who eat gluten have a normal level of tTG IgA.
It is recommended not to start a gluten-free diet before you are diagnosed. The damage to the small intestine that is caused by gluten in people with celiac disease is reversible, and eliminating gluten from the diet before the biopsy is performed can interfere with obtaining accurate test results. Similarly, the antibody levels will decline once a gluten-free diet is started, making the blood tests less accurate in diagnosing celiac disease.
There are other digestive conditions that can cause symptoms from eating wheat and other grains and starches. These conditions are treated differently than celiac disease.
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Non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) is a condition or syndrome which causes digestive symptoms that appear like celiac disease. However, NCGS does not cause intestinal damage or anemia, and the IgA celiac disease antibodies (TTG IgA and DGP IgA) are not elevated.
Patients with NCGS are often extremely sensitive to small amounts of gluten. The causes of NCGS are unknown and there are no diagnostic tests that can confirm the diagnosis of this condition.
A person may have NCGS if they have gluten interolance but do not have the HLA-DQ2 genes.
Another cause of wheat or gluten sensitivity is wheat starch intolerance.
Wheat is made up of proteins (gluten) and carbohydrates (starch) which are found together in baked goods and other wheat products. A portion of starch (resistant starch) cannot be absorbed or digested by the small intestine and relies on bacteria (in the intestines) to break it down.
While most people can tolerate moderate levels of resistant starch, some individuals (e.g., those with irritable bowel syndrome) are sensitive to it and other fermentable sugars and starches. This sensitivity causes them to develop symptoms of:
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People with wheat starch intolerance and IBS may alleviate symptoms with a low FODMAP diet. A low FODMAP diet consists of avoiding or limiting intake of certain carbohydrates that can be found in many natural and processed foods:
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In more severe cases, you may experience weight loss, anemia and nutritional deficiencies. SIBO can occur in elderly people, after gastrointestinal surgery, and in those who have altered motor function of the digestive tract.
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Our team includes dietitians Kelli Gray-Meisner, RD, and Mary Collard, RD, who provide tailored nutritional counseling to help people with celiac disease and other food sensitivities find foods that are satisfying and healthy. They work closely to provide you with:
In addition to advanced diagnostic techniques and nutritional counseling, UC San Diego Health System provides opportunities for you to participate in clinical trials examining new treatment options for celiac disease. Read more about our research and clinical trials.
To meet the clinical needs of people with celiac disease, we run a pediatric celiac disease clinic, directed by Dr. Kimberly Newton, and an adult celiac disease clinic, directed by Dr. Sheila Crowe.
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Is a hidden command : Renderwithclouds. Great for Panoramas ! Have fun
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Easter Egg is not a direct command. You must click on an AutoCAD dialog box or palette and/or type keys to access to the command. Click on PANORAMAS in my first message to see an example.
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Tactful Chris. Love people who knock what they don't understand.
Paul, any chance you could explain what you mean. It's not clear how you got to that command appearing in your command line.
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Thank you for your nice comment. I brought the concept of interactive panoramas in AutoCAD 2010. I tried this concept for exterior and interior renderings and I offer these panoramas to my clients. I also tried the concept in the lab of Autodesk Neon. Today in AutoCAD 2013 you can make panoramas with Neon in the cloud. Does my work has influenced the advent of panoramas in Neon? For interior renderings Neon is very powerful. Thank you Autodesk for AutoCAD evolution !
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SHEPHERDSVILLE – Addition by subtraction.
The Greater Bullitt County Football League, making fundamental changes for the first time since the creation of the Little Bullitts age group and the addition of the Pleasant Grove program more than 15 years ago, will work to make the 'A' Division a more competitive group this fall by realigning that age group into six teams instead of the nine programs that will continue to make up the other three age divisions.
TAYLORSVILLE – If the Spencer County Lady Bears' basketball program is to take the next step toward competing for district and regional titles, it may require stepping back to the basics of the game.
That's the philosophy of new head coach Brandy Scott as she takes over a program that has struggled in recent years to match up with the better teams in the area.
The beginning of the school year is upon us, and it is a good time to take stock of where we stand.
Before burying you under a bunch of statistics, I want to clearly state that our students are not made up of their test scores.
Not a week goes by that doesn't bring individual and team success stories.
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- The days are ticking down to mere hours before the filing deadline closes for the 2004 general election.
A list of updated scores from Bullitt County high school football games during the 2013 season. Check Monday's edition of The Pioneer News and www.pioneernews.net for full coverage of all games.
BULLITT EAST vs. Boyle County at Lincoln County, 8 p.m. (PBK Death Valley Bowl)
Franklin County at NORTH BULLITT, 7:30 p.m.
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The great debate over the great debates.
It is common during the political season for the discussion over the need or validity of debates to be waged.
The interesting thing is that most people who have ever attended public forums - a kinder, more gentle version of a debate - already had their minds made up.
It is up to the media to report what is said or not said at such an event and there is the hope that someone reads the account.
CLERMONT – Bonnie "Prince" Billy headlines the musical performances at this year's CONNECT at Bernheim, on Saturday, August 23, from 6:24-10:24 p.m. The annual summer celebration showcases all that is possible when Art, Science and Nature intersect. Artists will set up around Lake Nevin with funky, fun and spontaneous art displays and demonstrations. Food and beer vendors will also be on hand.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Before school started today in Bullitt County there was a rush to get in the last of the summer youth camps that have become the staple for area families.
At Zoneton Middle School, boys' basketball coach Casey Bannon held her Sixth Annual Timberwolf Camp and had a strong turnout. One of the highlights of the four-day event was a guest appearance by former University of Louisville women's basketball player Tia Gibbs who talked about what it takes to play at the next level.
The Pioneer News welcomes all Bullitt County Public School students, faculty, administrators and staff back to school on August 6.
Can you believe that summer is over and school is back in session?
It's true.
To get into the Back to School mood, I took a little trip back in history with a visit to The Campus Beautiful.
For those Eastern Kentucky University grads, that is a familiar motto.
I had not been back on the campus for over 25 years. A lot had changed but a lot remained the same.
On a Saturday when few students are on campus, it was a pleasant stroll around the grounds.
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Yosemite Institute, a campus of NatureBridge, is hosting a week-long summer program for local youth that combines physical challenges, team building activities, and adventures in Yosemite.
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A similar story as to midweek with the Asian Handicap bets. 1 winner and 1 void, so the double was just a single on the winner. Make sense? Sunderland won 3-1 landing that handicap and a last minute Rochdale equaliser meant they came back from 2-0 down to void the handicap bet. Overall up +1.8
I have looked through the bets so far and it's not a big sample size but the Asian Handicap and Corner bets have been the most profitable so I will concentrate on these mainly.
Bets 48, Wins 21 (plus 2 void), Points staked 44.5, Profit +2.22
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Accumulators 11, Profit -11
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Letter to PM warns plan will alienate many N. American Jews.
Signed by the heads of the Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist movements, the letter, which reached Netanyahu's office on Monday, urged him to oppose "this dangerous bill" that would be "disastrous to the unity of the Jewish people."
The JFNA is the most inclusive institution of Jewish life in North America, representing 157 federations and 400 smaller network communities. It does not normally get involved in matters of Israeli policy.
Monday's letter echoed a more benign announcement released by the Jewish American liberal groups at the beginning of the month, outlining their opposition to legislation that "has the potential to divide the Jewish community or to alienate Diaspora Jewry." That announcement followed meetings with Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon and the bill's sponsor, MK David Rotem (Israel Beiteinu).
Ayalon and Rotem had travelled to the US in the wake of the JFNA's appeal to the Israeli government "to enter into dialogue with Diaspora Jews before making any proposed changes to the Law of Return." Ayalon and Rotem aimed to convince Jewish leaders there that the bill would not impact their status or the rights of US converts to immigrate to Israel.
"We were left with profound misgivings about the proposed Conversion Law," Monday's letter reads. "It is our strong belief... that this proposed legislation would not only fail to achieve [Rotem's forecasted result of easing conversion for thousands of olim from the former Soviet Union], but will dangerously alter the Law of Return by consolidating conversion power in the hands of the Chief Rabbinate in ways that would be disastrous to the unity of the Jewish people, [by] explicitly [connecting] conversion to a single religious stream. It does not recognize conversion via the streams that represent 85% of Diaspora Jewry. This message is inconsistent with the democratic ideals on which the State of Israel was founded."
Moreover, the letter continues, "it will undoubtedly alienate many North American Jews from Israel, widening an already precarious and growing rift that should concern us all... We are fully committed to a secure Israel... Yet, the proposed conversion law offends with its disregard for any religious authority outside the Chief Rabbinate. As strongly as we support Israel, we oppose this law.
"Indeed, it is our very unwavering commitment to Israel as both a sovereign nation and a worldwide Jewish community that compels us to urge you, in the strongest terms, to oppose this dangerous bill, and we encourage you to use your influence with your coalition partners to withdraw this bill," it says.
Asked what prompted his organization to issue such an unequivocal letter, JFNA communications director Dani Wassner told The Jerusalem Post that "the Law of Return is perhaps the one Israeli law where Diaspora Jewry can be considered constituents. It is a law that directly affects us. In addition, this is an issue that is extremely close to the heart of North American Jewry, and our movement would be remiss if we did not voice our concerns."
Wassner added, "Our letter to Netanyahu simply echoed the concerns we've made to Knesset members – including Ayalon in New York last week – that we continue to be part of this important dialogue and that this is a matter of utmost concern for Jews everywhere. Right now we are concerned that this bill could suddenly be raised again, and we think it is imperative that a full discussion of the issues takes place, in consultation with Diaspora Jewry."
The Prime Minister's Office said Monday that as the letter had been received only that day, it would be inappropriate to offer a public comment on it before sending a response to the JFNA.
Rabbi Gilad Kariv, head of the Reform Movement in Israel, called the letter "testimony to the strong bond between Reform and Conservative Judaism, and the State of Israel and its citizens" and "evidence of the true concern that aggressive, unilateral legislation on conversions will bring about feelings of alienation and insult among millions of Jews in the Diaspora."
Kariv added, "We hope that the prime minister will hear the appeal of the Jewish leadership in the US, and clarify in his answer that he prefers the unity of the people over short-term coalition considerations."
Yizhar Hess, executive director of the Masorti (Conservative) Movement in Israel, said that "the prime minister must listen carefully to the voices emanating from North American Jewry. Reform and conservative Jews are the core leadership of all the organizations aiding Israel – AIPAC, Hadassah, the Jewish Federations. These are not just the best of Israel's friends, they are real family. It is inconceivable that one day we ask their help, and the next – we spit in their faces. Netanyahu must declare that he is removing the conversion bill in its current form from the public agenda."
But the bill's proponents seemed unfazed by the new scope of harsh opposition.
"The conversion bill is meant to deal with a specific problem, which is the situation of some 350,000 non-Jews living here, many of whom would like to convert, serve in the army, and are loyal to the state," Ayalon told the Post on Monday.
"We don't want a situation where things could become more problematic; in the next generation or so, the numbers could rise significantly to one million or more," he went on.
"We believe that the interests of Israel as a whole do coincide with those of Jews worldwide," Ayalon added. "We would like to continue the dialogue with our brothers and sisters in the Diaspora, and we will continue engaging with them on this and a number of other issues."
Rotem mused to the Post that "when everybody objects to a law, it means that it's a good one." He noted the atypical grouping of liberal Jewish congregations with local haredi parties in opposition to the bill.
"My responsibility is to hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens who want to convert to Judaism without unnecessary difficulties," he said, and reiterated that "nothing in the law will harm the Jewish communities in the US in any way. The connection between Israel and US Jewry is as important to me as it is to them, but has no pertinence to this law."
Rotem asserted that "recognizing their conversions would just create other problems."
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Well maybe not a smoke screen. Lets say they are laying the ground work for the possibility that we aren't able to get Kolb. They might have another young vet targeted that we aren't thinking about.....AT this point I haven't looked at backups for teams that might be willing to part with them.Quote:
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In the end, if they can't land the Vet they are after, you have to make sure the fans aren't to pissed about it.
OL Depth - You know who Patrick Brown is? T under contract. How about DeGeare, Welch and Seth Olsen. All signed and sealed before the CBA issue happened. Do we think they are instant starters? maybe DeGeare at G, have to see what happens at T. Maybe, just maybe, they can get Cook to stay. Most don't like him, but he sure did a good job at 4 of the 5 positions last year.Quote:
An early 1st, 4th, and a 2nd next year!? OUCH!! :pinch:
That also sets us back OL depth, Safety upgrade, young starting DT, an outside WR who actually gets open etc etc etc. I hope not. If we're missing Rice and Harvin part time, and Sully, Hutch, Herrera's injuries linger, not even Peyton Manning would find success with our team!! :huh:
S. Gotta resign Hussain. Why let him go just when he finally started to show he was NFL ready. Sanford is still under contract and should be better this year and like him or not, M-will is still under contract.
Besides, increase the play by the front 4 and all of our DB's will look alot better than they did in years past. By the way, the loss of our starters at CB kindof messed with the S's a bit last year as well IMHO.
Young Starting DT. Should have addressed that 2 years ago, if not last year. Luckily, this year, we should have our pick of one in the second (Paea/Taylor/Wilkerson). Will they be as good as Phat Pat. Nope, they will be rookies and make rookie mistakes, but they, as you guys so easily say about our DL, will have alot of good depth around them, couple that with Guion stepping up late last year, and I don't think our DL will be any worse off than it was last year.
Outside WR. He got open before. Why didn't he get open in 2009 or 2010? Maybe the issue isn't that we need a deep guy outside as much as we don't throw deep anymore based on the scheme?
Long story short, BB is under contract. You don't need to burn a pick there if you don't want to. Besides, a vet outside like BB will be more productive for the young QB than a young guy out there who might make bad site reads/adjustments.
We probably will add a reciever, but my guess it will be a possesion (Rice) kindof guy and not an outside burner that alot of you still pine for on here especially if we are to have a young QB under center. Most of his passing will be the short to intermediate stuff anyways if we don't run it all the time.
Long story short, you give up two picks (this year) and one pick (next year) and finally get a Franchise QB which we all know are hard to come by and then work to fix the rest of it with wht you have left (ala the Bores and Cutler).


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I love the beach this time of year. The fresh, salty air is a bit chillier, which makes the water seem much, much warmer and, well, most of the Bennies (i.e., the cast of the Jersey Shore , mostly, ironically enough) have ALL gone home.
"When was the last time we were at this beach, again?!?"
"When was the last time we were at this beach, again?!?"
I get it. I was young, once (shuddup!) and could NOT wait for Friday nights, in the summer, when we'd head down the Parkway to Seaside Heights and/or Wildwood Crest and sneak into bars study the bible, ALL weekend long!
"I remember, Momma, it was when we showed Dana the ocean!"
"I remember, Momma, it was when we showed Dana the ocean!"
I'd forgotten. Yeah, it really was the day we introduced my bloggy friend Dana to the ocean -- she's from Wisconsin !
"Has it been THAT long?!?"
"Has it been THAT long?!?"
Sadly, my kids have outgrown Jenkinson's Boardwalk .
Glen's 1st trip to the boardwalk -- Jenkinson's 1999
It really is just the right size for little ones; ALL tuckered out by nap time (me, too) and we'd be loooong gone by the time the Jersey Shore night life , you know, woke up.
"I thought that ride was SO MUCH bigger!"
Then, before you know it, YOUR kids meet the maximum 48 inches to ride and, well, you know, you can't go back.
"Can we get zeppoles?!?"
Mmmmm....the view inside a big bag of zeppoles (pronounced as zep-poh-leez) or, fried dough, drowning in powdered sugar, if you're NOT from Jersey.
"Noooo, I want funnel cake!!!"
"Noooo, I want funnel cake!!!"
Mmmmm...of course...(or, auf-cawse, if you're from Jersey) there's ALWAYS room for funnel cake!!!
"Wanna eat it on the beach?!?"
"Wanna eat it on the beach?!?"
Bet you did NOT know we had palm trees, or blue skies , here in Jersey, right? Are they real? You know, I really don't know.
"This was really an AWESOME day, Momma!"
"This was really an AWESOME day, Momma!"
What we DO know is that there's SO MUCH more to Jersey than what some reality t.v. shows would care to admit, sort of.
"Too bad you ran outta money for the rides!"
"Too bad you ran outta money for the rides!"
Of course, it most likely will not be the one that my kids remember but, let's NOT go there...just yet...m'kay!?!?


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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Clearing the cobwebs
It's been a long rough summer, and the things I have felt like writing about really needed to not be for public consumption. Just how much can one take of reading about craziness anyway? I've had a lot to sort out and come to peace with. I now understand that you can have compassion for someone and not love them, and that's enough.....
This summer for me was about dealing with aging, accepting compassion as a new way of feeling, learning more about who I am and what I want my life to be about, learning how to let go of my child just a little bit more, learning to deal with that lonely hollow feeling a child leaves in the pit of your heart, and trying to understand where my art has gone.....
We had one thing after another this summer, first Gerry's skin cancer, then his dad's surgery, then putting his mom in a nursing home, then his dad going there, then the both of them coming back home, then my mom making herself sick and going to a nursing home, then coming home. Then the worst of all for me.... Wesley went to Boston for what was supposed to be a great internship with WGBH and she got food poisoning the first week there. All alone for the first time in a large city, and she is vomiting for days. I was so scared, I almost got on a plane and flew up there. But she dealt with it like the strong girl we have raised, and managed to salvage the last week of the trip and had some fun. She was home for 24 hours and then left for school. This has been the hardest letting go so far. I think maybe because this is the last year of school and then she really is going to go off somewhere.....
I have puttered around with things to keep my hands busy, because my hands must stay busy. I have driven up and down the highways. I have cooked a lot, learning new vegan recipes, Wes is vegan now. I made soaps, I made pot holders on my mom's old loom that she never used. I love these looms for times when you need to make something, anything. I have spent a lot of time with my chicks, they are about a week or so away from egg laying time, so excited! I am feeding them an organic (very expensive) vegetarian layer feed, because I will be eating whatever they consume in the end. I have painted rooms in the house, cleaned closets, worked in the yard, helped move Wes back to school, looked for furniture for her, staying busy, but no art.....
I keep asking myself why I have so little motivation to work with clay. I have this great studio, everything I need and yet I have felt no pull to go to my studio. Then it occurred to me the other night when I was sitting on the porch..... clay is demanding. Clay wants all of your time. Clay caused me to resent the time my family wanted of me. And I got tired of feeling that way. What? you want to eat dinner? but I'm trimming this foot, I have to do it now. What? you want to go somewhere? I just rolled out these slabs, they have to be used now or they will get too hard. What? You want to talk? I need to focus on this math so I can figure this glaze recipe out. Go away, I said in my head, then hated that I felt that way. What do I care more about, my clay or my family? Well, of course.... my FAMILY! so I just stopped, because I can only focus on one thing at a time. I can multi-task like crazy, but it has to be multi-tasking within one project, not several at one time. Clay just asked to much of me. There is only so much of me to go around.
I have done no shows this year, sold no pottery, made no pottery. And my world didn't end. My art bank account has $80 in it, but it never had all that much to begin with. That's the other thing. I worked my ass off, made A LOT of pottery and made very little compared to a salary "normal" people get for the same amount of time and effort. It's just not worth it. I do feel a pull to get some clay in my hands, but maybe just for the fun of making, not trying to figure out how many of something I need to make to break even at a show.
The other thing I have been up to this summer is exploring new career possibilities. Maybe I don't even want to be an artist trying to make a living selling her work anymore. I wrote my first business plan this summer, even wrote out a five year plan which I have never done. I found a business I wanted to buy.... it didn't work out, but it was a great learning experience, and maybe one day I will find the right thing. I have interviewed for a couple of part time jobs. I would really like to help offset the costs of Wesley's college expenses, and selling art is not making a dent in that area.
This summer I felt like I put on big girl pants for the first time. I weathered the storm, and came out on the other side, stronger and wiser. More depressed, but not so much I couldn't function. More of a funk maybe, nothing that needed the meds advertised on TV to solve. I still feel a bit blue, but Gerry has made me laugh a lot, my friends have made me laugh a lot, I got drunk, peed in the front yard, played corn hole, drank bloody marys, went to meditation temples, started doing yoga again, learned more about gardening, learning...... I like learning.......
I feel like I need to find something for this blog to be about, and not just come here to purge the crazy in my life. Some of you still have my blog listed on your blog roll as A Potters Life For Me. It hasn't been that in a long time, sure hasn't been about a potter's life, just a life..... I wonder sometimes why I even write all of this here. But some of you that read have become great friends and your emails these past few weeks have been so great to read. We are an odd bunch aren't we, all of us bloggers..... maybe this is just my journal now. Sometimes I think, Oh God, why did I write that, but then someone will email or post a comment and say they understand exactly what I was saying or what I said helped them, and then I think, well ok, come on along if you want to. I read blogs that help me, so I suppose its the same here. If nothing else, sometimes it's pretty good entertainment :)
I think I need to lighten up a bit though..... let's see how that goes
PS: after I wrote all of this, I clicked on my spam to clean it up and had an email, in all caps it said:
How would you like to have a nine inch d*#k Tracey Broome?
well, I'm not sure what that means! but it made me laugh :)
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Time to be slow.....
"This is the time to be slow,
Lie low to the wall
Until the bitter weather passes.
Try, as best you can, not to let
The wire brush of doubt
Scrape from your heart
All sense of yourself
And your hesitant light.
If you remain generous,
Time will come good;
And you will find your feet
Again on fresh pastures of promise,
Where the air will be kind
And blushed with beginning."
― John O'Donohue, To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings
Lie low to the wall
Until the bitter weather passes.
Try, as best you can, not to let
The wire brush of doubt
Scrape from your heart
All sense of yourself
And your hesitant light.
If you remain generous,
Time will come good;
And you will find your feet
Again on fresh pastures of promise,
Where the air will be kind
And blushed with beginning."
― John O'Donohue, To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings
thanks everyone for your emails, I'm good, enjoying my family. It's been a rough summer, more for the blog when I sort myself out...... Meanwhile the beer is cold at Top of the Hill :)
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Monday, August 11, 2014
I'll be back.....
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Thursday, August 7, 2014
A Writer's Desk
Black and white photo by Barbara McKenzie, circa 1960's, while shooting for her book about Flannery O'Connor's south. Her book was recently re-released by the University of Georgia Press. She was kind enough to dig this photo out of her archives, sign it and give it to Wesley. The little girl was preaching in a small rural Georgia church. Typewriter found in an Asheboro antique store while shopping with my friend and blogger Meredith/ Whynot Pottery. It creates screenplays now. Tea bowl by Hollis Engley, gifted to Wes while we were in Cape Cod, it leaked and he sent another, but this one holds treasured pens. Lots of connections to my friends on this desk....
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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Sunshine On A Cloudy Day
Just looking at a photo of this child melts my heart..... I took Wesley to the airport this morning and sent her off on her first solo flight to Boston. She will be there working with WGBH until school starts, finishing up the edit from the filming they did in Winston Salem, her first internship. I am a proud proud proud proud mom! What a bright spot in my week. She came home last night and we had dinner and got to spend a few moments together before she had to pack up and leave again. My college senior off and on her way..... sigh.......
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Sunday, August 3, 2014
Bat Shit Crazy
"When you see crazy coming, cross the street"
.... from one of those Oprah people
This past week:
I discovered I can leave my body and watch from against the wall as my mom has a fit and someone besides me caused it....
I discovered what a narcissist is......
I discovered my life has not been at all what I thought it was.....
I discovered there is someone besides Gerry that recognizes my mom is crazy......
I had a nurse tell me I need to divorce my mom.
I wrote a very long post about this, but I'm not sure it should be published, maybe I will edit it when I settle down a bit.
Thanks to all of you for the emails and the last comments. Sometimes things aren't really what they seem to be. The person that wrote that last post has been through some changes.........
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
It's a lonely road before dying..........
|Gerry Broome instagram
.......And you learn to build all your roads on today,
Because tomorrow's ground is too uncertain for plans,
And futures have a way of falling down in mid-flight.
After a while you learn
That even sunshine burns if you get too much.
Because tomorrow's ground is too uncertain for plans,
And futures have a way of falling down in mid-flight.
After a while you learn
That even sunshine burns if you get too much.
So you plant your own garden and decorate your own soul,
Instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers.
And you learn that you really can endure...
That you really are strong,
And you really do have worth.
And you learn and learn...
With every goodbye you learn.
I dreamed I was dying for the past three nights. I am walking around every day among the living dead and their faces are coming home with me every night. My mother is a child again, a frail and confused child and she cries every day. Her husband is confused and I am trying to keep him company at night, when all I really want to do is crawl in bed and hope for better dreams.
I saw this photo on Gerry's instagram. I don't even know where he is. I changed his mother's diapers, wiped her ass, fed her, put her to bed, talked to her, loved her and not one member of her family has sent me an email or a phone call to ask about me or my mom. I have heard from my daughter..... my friends have emailed........ you, my blog friends have offered very kind and supportive words. But here I am with my family...... a step dad that is kind and opens my door for me, buckles my seat belt and that makes me smile..... and my mom.I painted her fingernails red today and we laughed about how her mother would never allow her to paint her nails because she would look like a "loose woman". She is judgmental about "that colored girl", the lesbian with the nose ring and the tattoo that says Oscar, the man with the pony tail. Me and the lesbian are best friends now, the colored girl cracks me up, haven't met pony tail man yet, just heard about him. I found ants all over her night stand yesterday and asked that something be done. Well, a guy came in with a large jug of Ortho poison and sprayed it all over the back of the bed, the walls, the floor. I guess these people are dying in a few years, what's a little poison sprayed about for us all to breathe. I would have preferred the ants if I had known..... I bitched, he smiled at me and kept spraying.
I am becoming a thorn in their side about the nutrition they provide, tomorrow I told them to forget the meals, I would cook and bring my mom something decent to eat. Why can't we feed old people good food? Why must it be grey and unrecognizable? They scold my mom every day for not walking to the dining area to eat. She won't go. She cries. She says she doesn't want to eat with the old people. The ones with their mouths gaping open and food running down their face, the ones with the oxygen tubes in their nose, the ones missing legs, or hands....they are all alone with no family to help them eat. It is freaking her out. I went to the desk for the third time today and asked that they please quit badgering her about eating in her bed. She is scared of this place. She knows the routines of the hospital, God knows she has been there enough, but this is a dose of reality she was not ready for. I'm trying to help her through it, but I'm not making friends at this place.
I feel like I am walking down that lonely road in Gerry's photo. Here I am in my room now with my computer, a ball of yarn and a few books. The thermostat is set on 80 and I am in South Carolina in August. Imagine.......
I hear Hank Williams singing in my head, "I'm so lonesome I could cry". My daddy used to sing that while he was shaving, with a cigarette hanging from his mouth, standing there at the mirror that was on the medicine cabinet, in his white T shirt and blue jeans, smelling of Old Spice and tobacco. I could lay in my bed and look across the hall into the bathroom and watch him shave. I wish he was here with me. I wish he would come into my room like he used to and kiss my forehead and say goodnight. I miss him so much. He died twenty years ago and I think about him still, every single day.
So, yes I am planting my own garden. I do yoga every morning, then I meditate for 20 minutes. A few laps in the pool, breakfast of whole grain cereal and fruit, and then to see the dead that are living......... I have a heightened awareness that is intriguing me. Everything is a slow reality...... I'm just breathing through it. I have learned a lot about myself this year and what I am capable of enduring..... alone.
Peace ya'll
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