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Escape from Uganda Movie Review
Updated by Raj Vikram
29 November 2013 5:42 PM IST
Escape from Uganda is a decent thriller !
At a time when Malayalam cinema is witnessing experiments of all hues and kinds, here comes a movie which has novelty written all over
it. ' Escape from Uganda' , is a thriller set in the exotic African country Uganda, which is notorious for its crimes, poverty and lawlessness. Rajesh Nair's film is a daring experiment and considering the odds that were stacked up against it,Escape from Uganda almost passes the muster.
Shikha(Rima) and Jayakrishnan(Vijay Babu) elope to Uganda after marrying against the wishes of their parents. In a strange land and unfavourable and hostile circumstances the couple finds living extremely cumbersome to start with. Uganda is notorious for lawlessness and the nation's streets are full of thugs and criminals who go to any extent to ensure that it is a free for all. Advocate Firoz(Mukesh) and Gautham(Jojo) who are two Malayalees who have successfully settled there, help the couple to find means and ways to start their life in Uganda.Shikha has a Malayali friend named Angel who is into fashion and modelling business who is leading a successful career in this dark nation,and it is at her behest that the couple decides to head for Uganda.
Shikha and Jayakrishnan establish themselves in their lives with their industriousness.The boutique cum fashion store that Shikha begins becomes a success and life becomes a stroll in the park for the happy couple who are blessed with a baby girl.But Uganda is too mysterious and dangerous a place that one never knows what the next moment has in store.Shikha's friendship with Angel lands her in deep trouble as certain unseemly developments occur which lead to the murder of Angel and her companion, who happens to be the daughter of the powerful mayor of Kampala,the capital city of Uganda.Shikha is falsely implicated in the twin murder and a conspiracy is hatched to keep her behind the bars forever.A devastated Jayakrishnan runs from pillar to post to somehow rescue his wife.But the legal wrangle is too complicated and despite the earnest efforts of Adv.Feroz,Shikha is denied justice.The murder seems to be the tip of an iceberg which runs deep and it shows the systemic problems of Ugandan society where criminality rules roost.
When all seems lost a strange character named Antony played by Tamil actor Parthiban makes an entry.He is quirky to the hilt and his mannerisms and antics give the impression that there is more to him than meets the eye.He promises Jayakrishnan to help Shikha escape from prison.Though hesitant at first he falls for Antony's designs as he finds himself cornered further by the murder of Adv.Firoz who was his sole source of hope.The elaborately laid out plan of the scheming Antony is implemented as we see a nerve racking finale.What are the motives of Antony and whether the couple indeed manage to escape from Uganda with their kid constitute the movie.
The movie maintains a frenetic pace in the second half after a rather indifferently paced first half.The characters aren't elaborately etched and in a thriller like this the focus expectedly is on the narrative.The script by Sandeep Robinson,Deepak Prabhakaran and Nithin Bhadran has loose ends and the way the jail break is conceived is not entirely convincing.The plot becomes somewhat hazy towards the latter half as the quest for perfection and too many twists leads to certain avoidable pitfalls.The suspense quotient which is kept intact till the end is not jaw dropping.But the director has succeeded in giving a real feel of the Ugandan life and Vishnu Sharma's camera captures the cities,hamlets and dark alleys of Uganda with real panache.The scenes inside the high security prison are competently picturized and it is one of the highlights of the movie.Run Ravi's stunts add real life to the movie and the BGM by Gopi Sundar is notable which gives a real African flavour to the movie.Songs don't hold much relevance.
Rima Kallingal is very good as the incarcerated and tortured Shikha and her performance is nuanced and multilayered.Vijay Babu has not let himself down as her husband who is constantly on the run.Mukesh makes a cameo appearance in his inimitable style.Parthibhan,one felt was a bit over the board as Antony,while Jojo evokes a few giggles as the trustworthy aide of the couple.The African actors have all put in commendable performances.The little girl who enacts the role of the daughter of the lead couple is cute and capable. 'Escape from Uganda', may not be the best ever thriller in recent times,but it does have its moments.And it is unlikely that viewers will look for escape routes before the movie is done with.
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Cooking themes first enticed Corning while creating Remains (2013), her one-woman show about preserving memories. That project took a different artistic turn, but the yen to "do something with food continued to simmer on a backburner—pun intended," she quips. Recipes will be staged as a three-ring circus. Opting for an international cast defined by cultural and aesthetic differences, she invited the earthy Chipaumire, a Zimbabwean known for her fusion of African and contemporary dance, and the cool, quiet, Parisian-style dancer/actress Fournier, a French Swede, into her choreographic mix. "These artists can say a great deal by just standing there," says Corning, herself a bold creative force with keen theatrical sensibilities. She anticipates that each will imbue the process with "her own individual magic." —Karen Dacko


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Proper pantry organization can impact the functionality of the entire kitchen. The pantry is important for storing our daily nutrients, and keeping it organized will ensure meal time goes off without a hitch. Organizing the pantry can also assist with meal planning and grocery shopping, proper food storage and quick access to the items used most frequently.
What is better than an organized pantry? An organized pantry on a budget! The pantry above is quite effective, and many of the items purchased or used were found on the cheap. Let's take a closer look.
- Use cork tiles on the inside of the pantry door to pin up favorite recipes.
- Store dry goods in clear, air-tight storage containers to extend the food's life and freshness factor.
- Shelf risers allow you to double your shelving space.
- Tiered shelf risers are great for allowing you to see jars, cans and spices that are stored towards the back of the pantry.
- Attaching a clipboard to the inside of the pantry door provides a space for a grocery list. When something runs out, just pop it on the list and always be ready for shopping day!
- Simple clothespins work great as bag clips.
- Installing drawers in a pantry is always a great solution for ensuring nothing is lost in the back. However, custom wooden options can be quite pricey. Inexpensive storage bins can act as a sliding drawer, allowing you to store like items together, while still offering the pull out functionality that we all love.
- Lazy susans are fantastic for corralling smaller jars and bottles. A quick spin and you can see all of your products in a jif!
- Shelf baskets clip onto shelves, giving you extra vertical storage where there once was none.
- Clear cereal containers allow you to quickly see what is remaining before heading to the grocery store, while preserving the freshness of the cereal for longer periods of time.
And a few bonus budget busting tips:
When it comes to wire pantry shelves, cut foam board (found at the dollar store) to the size of your shelves and cover it with shelf liner. This is an inexpensive way to ensure nothing falls through those wire grates and provides a streamlined appearance.
Use mason jars as inexpensive food storage. And you can never go wrong with making your own labels!
Magazine files work great for corralling recipes, magazines and cookbooks.
cork tiles / lazy susan / shelf basket / labels / shelf liner / shelf riser / magazine file / clothespins / tiered riser / food storage
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Before & After: Vintage Modern Rustic Kitchen
Hi, y'all! My name is Jenna and I write the home decor, DIY, and craft blog, Rain on a Tin Roof. Besides loving all things home related, I also have an infinite love for good country music and 80′s rock. If I'm not attempting to keep the kid from doing acrobatic moves off the dining room table, I can usually be found painting something either navy, red, or kelly green. My style is mostly a combination of vintage, modern, and rustic elements, with a touch of fun thrown in here and there.
I recently had the honor of having my kitchen featured in Better Homes & Gardens I Did It section – a real life dream come true. Today, I thought I would share some details of the kitchen renovation.
In 2011, my husband and I purchased a 1960s brick rancher, that also happened to be a foreclosure, but was in our perfect neighborhood. We had to tour it with flashlights – the electricity wasn't turned on and neither was the water. My mother-in-law cried when she saw it and really I can't blame her. She was quite certain that us selling our brand new construction house to move into a not-so-sure-what-works brick rancher was the worst decision we could make. Luckily, as it turned out, there wasn't much wrong with the rancher – it just needed some cosmetic updates.
At the top of the to-do list was the kitchen.
The first major thing we did in the kitchen was open up the walls between the kitchen and living room and kitchen and dining room. This created one large open main living area. We did call in pros for this one. One of the walls was load bearing, so we didn't want to risk damaging the structure of our house.
The kitchen cabinets were in good condition – they just didn't look good. Instead of replacing them, I painted them white and replaced the hardware.
I wanted to go for marble on the countertops, but I knew I wouldn't be committed enough to the upkeep they would require. Instead, we went with a white Silestone that has some gray in it to mimic marble.
For the backsplash, we went a classic white subway tile that wouldn't easily date.
By knocking down the walls, it made room for an island, which is my favorite thing in the space.
We built the island ourselves from salvaged porch columns and barn wood from my great grandfather's barn. The bar stools add a fun pop of color to the space.
Another favorite, but small feature I love about the kitchen is our vintage locker basket shelving.
We simply mounted the baskets to the wall and they have held up great – perfect for your favorite cookbooks.
The total cost of the renovation cost right around $3000. This included the walls, countertops – everything. We completed most of it over the course of two months, but it was fully done within six months.
You can see more of the kitchen renovation here or tour our entire renovated rancher here.
Thanks so much to BHG for the magazine feature and having me over today! I would love to have you stop by my blog sometime to say hello or connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or Twitter.
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Get the look: kitchen banquettes
Last year we did a light makeover on our combined kitchen/family room which involved painting everything a glorious white and bringing in color through furniture and accessories. Our bright little breakfast nook in particular is one of my favorite corners of our home and the space we primarily eat in as a family. It's the place where I tap away on my laptop in a pinch, and where my son does homework right after school. We've colored, crafted, and cooked all over this little corner and I have so many happy memories here. We went with a vintage Saarinen-inspired tulip table which comfortably seats our four Tolix chairs. But there's definitely still room for more seating, which is one of the best perks of a round table. There's always room for someone else! Which got me to thinking – what about doing a banquette against the window to offer more seating and a dash of drama to the room?
And inevitably I fell down the rabbit hole over on Pinterest…
While most people seem to go the built-in route, we probably wouldn't be able to do a built-in due to the arrangement of the kitchen and the air conditioner vents. And to be honest, I'd prefer something a little more flexible (read: less permanent) like a long bench or upholstered piece of some kind. In fact, this photo just below from BHG was one of my inspiration pics when I was designing the space. I LOVE that freestanding banquette!
How fun is this pair of whimsically upholstered banquettes in a clean, modern space?
I think we definitely have the room to do something somewhat substantial, moreso than just a backless bench. I envision something cozy because despite how much I love the look of our red Tolix chairs, they do sit a little bit cold, especially in the dead of winter when you're trying to wake up over that first cup of coffee. I envision something cozy but practical. And fabric choice is obviously a huge consideration as we have little ones and would need it to be ultra durable – maybe a Sunbrella option would be best?
Overstock seems to have a lot of good options but with minimal fabric choices, and Ballard Designs has several different fabric options but is maybe a little more formal than I'd like to try.
Here are some of my top picks for what I'd put in the space. I really love the whimsy of that striped option.
one // two // three // four (easiest to clean?)
I'd love some input on this. What are your thoughts? Upholstery? No upholstery? Arms? No arms? The sky's the limit, isn't it?
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Thanksgiving Entertaining Tips & Trends
Hi! I'm Julie Blanner & I was named Better Homes and Gardens Entertaining Blogger of the Year! I share effortless entertaining, home design & thoughtful gift ideas on my blog, julieblanner.com! Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays because it's not only okay to graze, but it's encouraged. It's where rustic & relaxed style are embraced & we take time to truly enjoy a great meal, family & friends. I enjoy creating a table setting that allows for great conversation & flexibility so that I can relax & enjoy dinner as well. Today I'm sharing my favorite tips, trends & finds for Thanksgiving entertaining!
Choose some make ahead dishes:
Prepare side dishes & appetizers in advance, when possible, to eliminate stress once your guests arrive.
Don't be afraid to mix metals:
One trend I'm obsessed with this year is copper! Copper mugs aren't just for moscow mules. I'm serving apple cider with cinnamon sticks in them. I can't get enough of gold flatware either!
Create your own centerpiece:
Use a bowl or platter to create a centerpiece in just a few minutes!
5 minute table runner | 5 minute apple & pear centerpiece | 5 minute gathered centerpiece
Preset the table:
Setting the table adds both ambience & convenience. Even if you're serving buffet style, place napkins & silverware at each place setting. If you're serving at the table, add appropriate plates. Always preset wine & water glasses to minimize your tasks as a host or hostess during dinner. Don't be afraid to mix & match china & glassware.
Keep your guests entertained with activities:
Grant yourself time to put the finishing touches on the meal without stress, keeping your guests entertained with activities.
Free printable thankful for cards are a fun way to reflect on the year. Keep & share them after dinner!
Test your family & friends knowledge with a free printable crossword puzzle
Kids & adults will all enjoy a Thanksgiving word search
Create a self serve bar:
Create an environment where guests can serve themselves. Learn how to style a functional bar cart here.
This bar cart is affordable & beautiful!
Relax & enjoy it!
Nothing puts your guests more at ease than making them feel welcome & seeing you enjoy the occasion as well.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Julie Blanner
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DIY-ify: Toy Bin Labels (with free printables)
DIY Toy Bin Labels
We are headed toward the Christmas season, and if you have a kiddo that means a lot of new goodies to lay around on their bedroom floor. Not this year! We have been making over our daughter's room (I'll share some photos when we are all done, it's pretty cute), so we have a bunch of new containers for toy storage. To help her out I made these printable toy bin labels so she can easily find any toy she's looking for, plus these labels make clean up easier.
Supplies needed to make these labels:
- Toy containers
- Free Printable Toy Label Frames (I made a few for you to print out for free, or you can make your own) Blank, One, Two, Three, Four, & Five
- Paper to print the labels onto, or printable sticker sheets
- Optional: laminating sheets, yarn, or double sided tape
Step One:
Click on these links: Blank, One, Two, Three, Four, & Five. Then, right click + save the image to your computer. Note: I provided blank labels so you can make your own labels.
Step Two:
Decide what you want to do with your labels. Will they be stickers? Or, maybe you could print them onto paper and seal them with laminate sheets? You could also just print them onto card stock paper and use some strong double sided tape to keep the label on. Another idea: take some photos of the toys, print them out, and add them to each label (makes it easier for kids that aren't quite reading yet).
Want some more ideas (or free printables) for toy organization? Check out these toy bin labels from around the web:
- Toy Bin Tags, from Lily Jane.
- Square Toy Bucket Labels, from BHG.
- Chalkboard Pen Tags, from Balancing Home.
- Laminated Toy Labels, from It's Overflowing.
Have a wonderful Thursday!
- Chelsey, The Paper Mama
P.S. The bookcase is from Wayfair, storages boxes are from Ikea, and the ceramic rabbit is from Anthropolgie.
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Color + Mood: Make Your Space Feel Warm and Cozy This Fall
Fall is the perfect time to make your space feel warm and cozy. While it is cold outside we all love retreating to a place that is aglow with a toasty fire or candlelight. We can't wait to gather around the Thanksgiving table with yams and cranberry sauce. Take these cues and fond memories as inspiration to use color to create this warm and cozy feeling.
One of my favorite things about fall is the magic of watching the leaves change. Use these gorgeous colors as inspiration to create a warm feeling in your space. Stunning ochre, gold, burnt orange, and bordeaux all make great feature or accent colors when warming up a space. Worried your room will become too dark and heavy? Have no fear. You can create the feeling you are after even with warm white or winter white walls. Add the color in the furnishings, throws, pillows, and even by changing to warmer bulbs in your lighting.
My favorite way to create a cozy feeling in a space is to go really bold and super dark on the walls. Not only will this daring choice make the room feel very current and super chic, but it will also give you that cozy feeling as you are wrapped in rich saturated color. How dark you ask? Why not black? Yep, that's right, black! How do you keep the room from feeling like a cave, you ask? First make sure you have a great light source. Next balance things out with light furnishings and accent pieces. If you are feeling super adventurous, this is the perfect time to splurge on that white couch you've been obsessing over! Put the finishing touch on this designer cozy look with metallic accents. Metallics will not only add a bit of glamorous shine to the room, but will also serve as reflective pieces that will help to keep light bouncing around the room.
Next, pour a glass of egg nog or a hot toddy and celebrate the season!
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Being an artist on the road may be stressful, but it has its perks: you get to see the sights, perform in front of screaming fans, and even enjoy a little groupie love. And if you've got someone waiting for you at home… well, what happens on tour stays on tour, right? Not so fast. On newly-leaked album cut Find One, making its world premiere as the 15th entry in DJBooth and Event Electronics' 20/20 Music Series, Montage One joins forces with rapper-producer Jake One to give his industry peers a reality check. Led off with a famous snippet from '89 film Harlem Nights, Jake's funky sample work bangs in the back as he and the Los Angeles representer exhort fellas to give their women the love and respect they deserve—that means chocolate on Valentine's and birthdays, spending time with the kids, and no breezy on the side (Or, if you must, don't be stupid about it.) This insightful jam, along with previous 20/20 Music cut Black Spaceships, can be found on 10.6.3 OGX, due out in February. Keep it locked for further world premieres throughout the remainder of November, and click here to learn how you can win a pair of Event's new 20/20 BAS monitors.
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KUALA LUMPUR: A former university dean, who accused his wife of being a man, has been ordered by a Syariah High Court to pay RM12,000 in costs in four instalments over his four failed applications against the beauty care boutique owner.
Dr Bahrom Sanugi, 63, a former Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia dean, is to pay Sri Wani Choo Abdullah RM3,000 monthly before the 7th of each month following the ruling made by Syarie judge Amran Md Zain yesterday.
Dr Bahrom's four applications, among others, sought to compel Sri Wani to undergo a DNA test to verify her gender.
On Aug 30, 2012, Syariah High Court judge Abdul Walid Abu Hassan ruled then the court had no jurisdiction to conduct the case as Dr Bahrom had failed to reply to an affidavit in relation to his rented house in Taman Dato' Senu here.
The judge said the respondent had also failed to reply to an affidavit on the issue although he had been given sufficient time to file it and this had wasted the court's time
Dr Bahrom had also applied to validate a solemnisation and temporary separation (faraq nikah) from his wife.
The other applications were for an injunction to prevent Sri Wani from making press statements and a committal order to jail her.
Judge Amran Md Zain instructed Dr Bahrom to pay the costs in instalments after meeting the parties in chambers yesterday.
Syarie counsel Datuk Amli Embong, who acted for Sri Wani, told reporters: "Today, Dr Bahrom paid RM3,000 in cash as the first instalment to Sri Wani."
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In a city where information is heavily monitored, agile couriers called Runners transport sensitive data away from prying eyes. In this seemingly utopian paradise, a crime has been committed, your sister has been framed and now you are being hunted. You are a Runner called Faith — and this innovative first-person action-adventure is your story.
Mirror's Edge delivers you straight into the shoes of this unique heroine as she traverses the vertigo-inducing cityscape, engaging in intense combat and fast paced chases. With a never before seen sense of movement and perspective, you will be drawn into Faith's world. A world that is visceral, immediate, and very dangerous.
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Here is a trailer with one of the main antagonists of the game! SCP-049 will create player trouble himself and with his army of SCP-049-2 specimens. SCP-049 will also attempt to retrieve SCP-008 to perfect his, "cure."
The release date is determined to be at Q3 2015. No exact date yet.
This modification adds a fullscreen and a windowed option to the main menu of Mirror's Edge.
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I would love to make something big with the editor, but it needs some cheat ways like external light baker to make it professionnal. Making a fan-Based sequel witthout the same game assets and with new ideas.
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Engineers should adopt the latest technological formulae while designing infrastrucute such as dams, check dams, weirs and shutters for irrigation management, said A. Mohanakrishnan, Advisor to Government, Water Resources Department, Public Works Department, Chennai.
Speaking at a function to mark the release of the book titled 'A few novel and interestig innovative irrigation structures conceived, designed and executed in the plan projects in Tamil Nadu' authored by him organised by the Irrigation Management Training Institute (IMTI) at Thuvakudy near here on Saturday, Prof. Mohanakrishnan said whenever a new proposal for construction of a dam or weir was taken up, it had customary for the PWD engineers to copy down the design executed in some previous project.
"Engineers should desist from this practice and instead introduce innovation, taking advantage of the latest technology".
Grand Anicut, a marvel in stones
Describing the Grand Anicut, built by the Karikala Chola during the Second century A.D. as a marvel in stone, he said that this was the only oldest irrigation system surviving for the past several centuries. It had no foundation but applies the principle of permeablefoundation.
Mr. Mohanakrishnan said that although he had made a frantic search for assessing any historical or literary reference to the design and construction of the Grand Anicut at Saraswati Mahal and elsewhere, he could not trace any single material indicating
that no recorded information was available as to how the builders founded the Grand Anicut. "It should have been built out of sheer emergency for restoring irrigation facility, without any plan," he said. Normally, an anicut or dam should be in a linear design. But the serpentine course of the Anicut testifies to the hard struggle during the Chola period in keeping the allignment in tact in the flowing waters.
M. Moorthy, Chief Engineer, Water Resources Organisation, Tiruchi Region, who released the book, advised the engineers to document the technical execution of their irrigation projects, so that future engineers could use it as a reference material.
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I've been training for the Olympics coverage by reading former rower Silken Laumann's autobiography, Unsinkable. It starts, like many such books, with her moment of triumph: on the podium at the 1992 Games less than three months after a vicious leg injury that would've stopped any other mortal.
Then 100 pages in, instead of backtracking to recount her happy tale to the top, she reverses course to self-doubt. She's become an in-demand motivational speaker but feels "increasingly inauthentic" and experiences "periods of fury and self-loathing." This puts her book in a smaller category, including Jimmy Piersall's 1957 Fear Strikes Out, on his battles with mental illness — when that was virtually unmentionable in sports contexts — due to an abusive and undoubtedly loving father. The finest, in my view, is Andre Agassi's Open: how he always hated tennis, but since it was equivalent to who he was, quitting wasn't an option. The best he could do was wrestle with it, finding not peace but occasional moments of truce.
Laumann is stunningly honest about the source: her narcissistic, hostile, undermining mother, who eventually left (she doesn't say, abandoned) the family. She threatened to gas her kids to death, in placid Mississauga. Laumann slept with her bedroom window open. The three kids made plans to escape. So the drive to win was a drive to prove her worth, since her mom hadn't provided every kid's birthright: assurance that they're inherently worthy.
Laumann's family, minus a sibling, have written a touching letter of rebuttal including, as point four, "We love Silken," which wasn't in question. It's just that love is not enough, as Holocaust survivor Bruno Bettelheim wrote. Kids also need respect and it's odd how often the two exist separately. Those early deficits are hard to overcome. I once asked the wisest, kindest man I knew if I'd ever transcend my rage toward my parents. He said simply, "I never have."
And yet, I'd say, her brave plunge into hard, real life, doesn't conclude satisfyingly perhaps because she slides back into sports metaphors. Those work fine in cases like business, war or politics. It's so clear: you cross the finish line first and you win. The place they work less well is life. But you may be locked into them once motivational speaking becomes your job — or, later, life coaching.
Coaching life just isn't enough like coaching rowing, as her own book, I'd say, proves. "Now it's time for healing," she writes, in life coach mode. But life involves a different kind of healing than she did after her 1992 wound. It may be more useful (and therapeutic) to say: Now it's time to give up on healing and just get on with it as best we can. That's clearly what Freud thought. He wrote, late in his own life, "We must submit to the superiority of the powers that defeat our efforts."
But how'd that go down with people who pay to hear your motivational talks, and whom you count on to recommend you for future gigs? It's tempting to be a bit too tidy in formulations like "It's taken years for me to realize that my parents' journeys are different from mine." It's too like the way your rowing coach charted your route to recovery and triumph in short, doable stages. It also makes life sound like a story unfolding — another dicey metaphor. No one ever knows what their story is until the ending is in and by then it may work for others but you're gone so it's not a useful image for the person being "told."
I felt awful for Peyton Manning after last Sunday's Super Bowl. Everyone did. His "story" needed a win but that should be basically irrelevant to his life.
I'm not even sure there's such a thing as motive, out there in life. We can think we have them, but often you achieve your goals and feel utter discontent. What's with that? Either the motive was false or there are no motives, only instincts, reactions, feelings — that's also what Freud thought, and Nietzsche.
Imagine a motivational speaker who denounced it all: not just success and winning but metaphor and motive itself. I'd sign up for that.
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HADLEY - Rita Ellen Sibbison, 90, died in peace on May 1, 2013 in Hadley.
She was born on Feb. 8, 1923 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and raised by her beloved grandmother, Elenora Gueldner, and then, when her grandmother died, by her Aunt Mamie. Rita grew up in a boisterous extended family of aunts, uncles and cousins whose roots began in the city and spread across Lake Ponchartrain to the then-sleepy beach town of Mandeville, where her Uncle Charlie had a house built on stilts. From her earliest days she was admired for her kindness, beauty, wit and charm.
Forced by the Great Depression to leave Sophie Newcomb College and help with family finances, she met her future husband, Jim Sibbison, at a dance for servicemen when Jim's Navy destroyer was doing maneuvers in the Gulf to prepare for the Mediterranean front. They married in New York City in April, 1945, when Jim was on leave, and their only child, Wendy, was born the following year.
Jim and Rita lived in Virginia and Washington, D.C., until 1982, when Jim - a journalist for the Associated Press and then a press officer for the Environmental Protection Agency - retired. They then moved to Amherst to be near their daughter, who had settled in Western Massachusetts.
Rita soon joined the Amherst Woman's Club, which she served as president from 1990 to 1992 and of which she was an active member until her death. For the past six years she also volunteered her time and considerable energy to the Hospice Shop of the Fisher Home in Amherst.
Rita, like most women of her generation, spent much of her married life caring for her family. She excelled at everything domestic. Her legendary cocktail and dinner parties always included a tower of shrimp surrounded by men with toothpicks. She could smock a dress, repair small machinery, make a tailored suit, force a tulip, whip up a mousse, slipcover a chair, needlepoint a pillow, and make stains vanish. But most of all she could love. Motherless, she drew people to her like a fragrant gardenia. She was kind, generous, enthusiastic, and compassionate. Everyone who met her soon fell under her gentle, cheerful, and slightly sardonic spell. There was not a mean bone in her body. The happiest days of her life were the births of her daughter and granddaughter, the grateful recipients of her lifelong, openhearted devotion.
Rita's sole regret was that she did not have a better education; she taught herself everything she knew through reading. She read the New York Times daily from cover to cover, looking forward each week to the Science section, and spent additional hours with her nose in a book. While she mainly enjoyed history and biography, she said that reading Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex and Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique changed her world view forever.
When living in Washington, D.C., she eagerly volunteered at the Women's Political Caucus, but left after several months, discouraged by the patronizing attitude of the paid staff toward the unpaid housewife volunteers. A staunch feminist and progressive Democrat, she nonetheless viewed the moral evolution of both genders as a whole with the same skepticism.
Rita had a powerful affinity for art, trees, birds and the moon. In 2012, she adopted a stray chicken that appeared in her yard, naming her Clara and eventually moving her to a friend's farm. She also enjoyed travel and, with Jim, roamed around Europe several times. In 2007, she and Wendy took a long trip to Italy and began annual vacations together on the Cape. Last year, Rita successfully ventured forth on her own to visit her nephew and his wife in southwestern Virginia.
In 2006, after 61 years of marriage, Jim died. They had lived in their house on Blue Hills Road for 24 years, longer than they had lived anywhere else. In Amherst they made many affectionate and intellectually compatible friends. They were happy there, and Rita continued to live independently in their home until shortly before her death.
She is survived by her daughter, Wendy Sibbison of Greenfield; her granddaughter, Maisie Sibbison-Alves, and her nephew, Jim Allen and his wife Ursula of Stuart, Virginia.
A celebration of Rita's life will be held at the Amherst Woman's Club on Sunday, May 19, from 4 to 6 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Amherst Survival Center, 138 Sunderland Road, P.O. Box 9269, N. Amherst, MA 01059.
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