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Garlic Pickles
4 (1 pint) jars
8 heads of dill
4 cloves garlic
8 Tbsp. pickling spices
1 hot pepper, cut into 4-5 pieces
12 cucumbers, sliced (4-5 inches long)
1 cup water
4 cups vinegar
1/2 cup salt, non-iodized
Place 2 heads of dill, 1 clove garlic and 2 Tbsp. pickling spice into each jar. Add 1 piece of pepper to each jar. Pack sliced cucumbers into jars. Boil last three ingredients and pour over cucumbers. Refrigerate several weeks before serving. makes 4-5 pints.


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Oct 2, 2012Re-sculpting many of her best loved songs, the complexity of her musicality emerges from the intensity of the originals-as dynamics are truly sculpted and the songs take on new and often more ominous colors.
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Oct 4, 2012I'm sorry, but you've got to be kidding me. When I first listened to this album, I thought there was some mistake. The songs sound exactly like the original versions. After putting on headphones and trying again, I can hear that they are new recordings, but barely. Sure, there's orchestration and it's pretty, but I would absolutely not call these "re-workings." If you played these for random people and had them listen to the old versions, they would be hard pressed to tell you what is different. I'm a huge Tori Amos fan, but there has just been something terrible happening with her music with everything after American Doll Posse. I'm sure plenty of people will think this album is great, but I really thought I was going to get "new" versions of the songs with completely different feelings. It just feels lazy to me. If you want to buy it, I highly suggest you listen to some samples first to make sure you know what you're getting.… Full Review »
Oct 5, 2012While these are all great songs, I don't really get the point of the project. Why did Tori chose songs that were almost all already piano and strings based? They don't feel fresh or reimagined, just rehashed. If only she had chosen some of her rockier tracks and given them the Metropoloe treatment (for example, the amazing version of Spark performed live in 2011? Not terrible, but far from essential.… Full Review »
Apr 19, 2014I truly love some of these songs in their original form... but she hasn't added anything too new to the tracks. The vocals are much worse (bad production, not bad Tori-voice) and it's just not a dynamic sounding record. It sounds like she wanted to record her old songs again just like she did a decade ago with similarly boring results. Where's the life?… Full Review »

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ScaleIO 1.30 – VMware vSphere Installation – Part II – SVM Setup
Keep in mind that, other than the new features added in ScaleIO 1.30, it still operates in the same fashion on vSphere. Each host still has a ScaleIO VM (SVM) that leverages vmdks, residing on local datastores, as well as can run one or more services including the Metadata Manager (MDM), ScaleIO Data Server (SDS), & ScaleIO Data Client (SDC), & iSCSI Target.
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I saw it at the ACT III Crossroads 8 in Bellevue, WA in the big THX house (those were the great pre-stadium days!). Sound was fantastic. Cineplex Odeon would later put DTS in at least one of the auditoriums of most of their Seattle/Tacoma area theatres, but the results were less than fantastic. ACT III would later several all-THX/Dolby Digital theatres in the area that blew the Cineplex theatres out of the water. (All pre-stadium for the most part).
Are their any new builds that actually install DTS Digital these days?
Yes. I was there once when they opened the masking up in plain view as a demonstration for the audience. First 1.85, then 2.35, then the top up further for 2.2 70MM, then wider still for 3-Strip Cinerama (accompanied by several gasps from the audience!)
haineshisway: The reason the top masking came down AND the screen widened at your old theatre was simply the constraints of that particular theatre's design and adaption to 2.35 Scope films. Because that particular theatre, or others, presented the films that way, does not mean it was the INTENTION of the filmmakers. I know the Royal theatre does this with their masking simply because they kept the screen under the old proscenium. A 1.85 screen shape will fill the proscenium top to bottom, but not quite side to side. For 2.35 scope they can widen to the edges of the proscenium but have to lower the top masking to create the more rectangular shape. In other words, I think they are doing they best they can with what they've got. For a lot of older theatres with the screen either under the proscenium or moved in front of it to allow it to get much wider, I think this is a lot of the times the case.
However, I think the INTENTION of the studios and the filmmakers was to have the image keep the same height but get WIDER, creating a more open, panoramic look that replicates more closely a person's true field of vision. There would be no purpose for the image to get a little wider, but a little lower at the same time. That is counterproductive and merely a flaw or drawback in a particular theatre's design.
I, and many others here, feel that a properly designed theatre for scope pictures only has the screen open wider to accommodate scope films. Such examples would be the Village and National (RIP) in Westwood (L.A.), Grauman's Chinese, the Cinerama Dome, Seattle Cinerama and MOST of the auditoriums at the Hollywood Arclight.
Many of us here (and I kow Chris Utley is one) have a particular dislike for theatres designed from the ground up with top-down only masking only. Such examples would be the AMC Century 15 and Pacific's Grove in Los Angeles. The reasons for such poor design might be several, but I feel it is doe to: poor design, cheap design, a lack of respect to the film-makers wishes, and most of all, the theatre chains idea of "lets blow them with the most crazy-huge screen possible!" The problem is with most stadium designed theatres the screen wall ends up being a square shape because of how tall the auditoriums are. This means that the biggest screen they fit in the place is largest when at a 1.85 ratio. Many of these screens are just too big. Watch any non-scope 1.85 feature at the large houses at the Century 15 and The Grove and you have to sit at least two-thirds the way back just to not be overwhelmed or get sick. Then the theatres have a big dramatic let down: You are watching the preshow "entertainment", then some previews in 1.85 when suddenly the screen shrinks vertically but keeps a common width for your showing of "The Dark Night". Think of it like watch a DVD on your old school TV. For 1.85 the letterboxing has narrow strips at the top and bottom. For a 2.35 scope film, which is meant to have more grandeur, the black bands at top and bottom get bigger, creating a narrow band for the image. Would you want the same effect in a movie theatre?
Most of the Arclight Hollywood's auditoriums have side masking that open wider for scope films (as the movie gods intended) because they designed the auditoriums wider. In the bigger auditoriums the screens are still pretty big for 1.85 and they position the seats far enough away so those sitting near the front don't get overwhelmed and still have all the picture in their field of vision.
I have not been to the Arclight Sherman Oaks, but since it is a conversion of a regular old Pacific Stadium theatre, something tells me there is top-down masking everywhere, which to me seems like Arclight on the cheap and goes against their presentation principles.
I am no expert, but this is my view of things. I'll shut up now.
Didn't the producers get a hint with such previous stinkers as "I Spy", "Bewitched", "The Avengers", "Dukes of Hazzard", "The Mod Squad", "Leave it to Beaver", "Miami Vice" etc etc that making an old TV show into a movie usually doesn't work?
I think the National had the most beautiful interior of any theatre in Los Angeles! And those were JBL speakers…
If the Arclight website is correct then the Chinese is in for a lousy summer, year, what have you. Aside from the Strangers which starts tomorrow at the Chinese and WALL-E, which will most certainly be at the El Capitan, the next wide release coming up that is not listed on the Arclight Hollywood's coming soon page is New Line's Journey to the Center of the Earth 3-D on July 11th!!
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Having trouble with it Michael. Do we have to join your group to view the photos?
As has every Indiana Jones flick. Since Warner Bros. (Batman) and Paramount (Indiana Jones) jointly own Mann theatres, does their ownership have any affect that Mann has on bookings? It seems like it used to be that Mann would get all the decent Warner and Paramount bookings in Hollywood and Westwood. But even in Westwood, Iron Man ended up at the AMC Avco!!
Just FYI good discussion starting up on Grauman's Chinese page RE how Arclight has started to get all the good bookings lately:
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It wasn't like that for the first couple years that the Arclight was open, but these days the Arclight is THE place in LA to see a film. Whenever I go you see celebrities and industry people who would really rather not deal with all the tourists on Hollywood Boulevard. My feeling is studios really want their films at the Arclight for the prestige factor. Its sad because the Chinese puts on a good show. A few years ago the Chinese and even Chinese 6 were getting films like Lord of the Rings: FOTR, Black Hawk Down, Star Wars Ep 1 and 2 and Insomnia. All of those would certainly play at the Arclight if released today.
It wasn't like that for the first couple years that the Arclight was open, but these days the Arclight is THE place in LA to see a film. Whenever I go you see celebrities and industry people who would really rather not deal with all the tourists on Hollywood Boulevard. My feeling is studios really want their films at the Arclight for the prestige factor. Its sad because the Chinese puts on a good show. A few years ago the Chinese and even Chinese 6 were getting films like Lord of the Rings: FOTR, Black Hawk Down, Star Wars Ep 1 and 2 and Insomnia. All of those would certainly play at the Arclight if released today.
Yikes, thats still 3 weeks off. I bet they were hoping Speed Racer had done better. Hope Mr. Shymalan is back in form after that stinker "Lady in the Water".
The Arclight tells you which film is playing in the Dome in their LA Times ad and on their website (Dome showtimes are in bold).
Anyone have any idea what the Chinese is going to get to replace the dud "Speed Racer" since the Arclight seems to get most of the good bookings these days?
Not sure. They took out the parking lot west of the building.
Is DLP equipment (and any other digital projection) "fixed" with a specific auditorium at a theatre or can it be moved around among auditoriums as demand for a title decreases?
I hear the Vine will be showing it exclusively in projected analog RCA Spectravision. They put a rush on getting the discs made now. Casings for the discs have been purchased out of the bargain bin Amoeba. They will have to remove the old "Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Extended Edition" discs first. An old curved RCA projection TV screen has been removed from the now closed Shakey's Pizza on Hollywood Blvd. and is being installed at the Vine. Steven Spielberg and Janusz Kamiski are working furiously on a 4:3 pan & scan version for the venue. OK I'll stop now…
Something tells me someone was misinformed.
Certainly if Mann still had a few more screens in Westwood, Paramount's Iron Man would be at the Village or National.
Mister Topps, where exactly on IMDB did you read that the Chinese and the Arclight would get Indy 4 at the same time?
That ain't recent!
BLADE RUNNER also played later in its run at Mann's Chinese 6 complex for a week or so in "Digital Projection". Any ideas what they have there?
If I'm in LA in May I'll be at the Village to watch me some good old fashioned film. If I am in Seattle, hopefully Indy at the Cinerama. If they do strike a 70mm print, I will be at that theatre…Just wish I could have seen it at The National.
is it something about Indy 4?


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Critical Medical Devices refer to those instruments that may be introduced directly into the bloodstream or into other normally sterile areas of the body. These devices break the mucus membrane (American Society for Testing and Materials [ASTM], 2000) and/or come into contact with sterile tissue or the vascular system.
Endoscopic Accessory Instruments refer to medical instruments designed for insertion into a flexible endoscope (ASTM, 2000). These are devices used during endoscopy other than the endoscope. These include, but are not limited to, biopsy forceps, snares, bite blocks, guide wires, irrigation tubes, and dilators. These devices may or may not have lumens, porous or loosely joined surfaces, or access ports for flushing; and may or may not be capable of being completely disassembled during reprocessing.
Reprocessing refers to the sequence of cleaning, lubricating (if necessary), and sterilizing (ASTM, 2000) or high-level disinfecting steps that will assure an endoscopic accessory is patient-ready (SGNA, 2003).
Reusable Device refers to an instrument designed and validated by the manufacturer to be used more than once, provided that after each use, an appropriate reprocessing protocol and functionality check is performed following manufacturers' recommendations (ASTM, 2000; SGNA, 2003).
Single Use Device (SUD) refers to an instrument designed for one-time use only, on one patient, during a single procedure. SUDs are not designed by their manufacturers to be reprocessed and/or used on another patient. The manufacturer's labels on these devices do not include reprocessing instructions, and may or may not identify the device as single use (United States Food and Drug Administration [U.S. FDA], 2000). SUDs are also referred to as disposable devices (U.S. FDA, 2000).
Valves refer to the air/water valve, suction valve, and biopsy port cover to the flexible endoscope (ASTM, 2001).
Proper reprocessing of endoscopic accessories and valves is critical to the safe and successful treatment of patients (Alvarado, Reichelderfer, and the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology [APIC] Guidelines Committees, 2000; SGNA, 2005). SGNA supports increased research in the areas of accessory and endoscope design in an effort to manufacture devices that can be easily disassembled, cleaned, high-level disinfected and/or sterilized.
The United States Food and Drug Administration requires the manufacturers of reusable devices to provide instructions for cleaning and high-level disinfection or sterilization (U.S. FDA, 1996).
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A. All accessories labeled as reusable must be reprocessed according to manufacturer's instructions.
B. Accessories that are classified as critical medical devices require sterilization.
C. Critical items labeled for single-use should not be reprocessed and/or reused (SGNA, 2002).
D. Following each use of the endoscope, valves must be removed, manually cleaned, and high-level disinfected or sterilized according to the original equipment manufacturer's instructions. This must occur as part of the cleaning and disinfecting process for the endoscope.
E. When using an automated endoscope reprocessor (AER), the AER manufacturer's instructions regarding reprocessing of valves must be followed.
Alvarado, C. J., Reichelderfer, M., & The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology Guidelines Committees. (2000). APIC Guideline for infection prevention and control in flexible endoscopy. American Journal of Infection Control, 28, 138-155. [Context Link]
American Society for Testing and Materials. (2000). Standard practice for reprocessing of reusable, heat-stable endoscopic accessory instruments (EAI) used with flexible endoscopes [Standard]. West Conshohocken, PA: Author. [Context Link]
American Society for Testing and Materials. (2001). Standard practice for cleaning and disinfection of flexible fiberoptic and video endoscopes used in the examination of the hollow viscera [Standard]. West Conshohocken, PA: Author. [Context Link]
Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates, Inc. (2002). Reuse of single-use critical medical devices [Position Statement]. Chicago: Author. [Context Link]
Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates, Inc. (2003). Gastroenterology nursing: A core curriculum (3rd ed.). Chicago: Author. [Context Link]
Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates, Inc. (2005). Standards of infection control in reprocessing of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes [Standard]. Chicago: Author. [Context Link]
United States Food and Drug Administration. (1996). Labeling reusable medical devices for e facilities. Retrieved September 30, 2005, from http://fda.gov/cdrh/ode/198.pdf. [Context Link]
United States Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Center for Devices and Radiological Health. (2000). Guidance for industry and for FDA staff: Enforcement priorities for single-use devices reprocessed by third parties and hospitals [Guidance]. Rockville, MD: Author. Retrieved September 30, 2005, from http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/reuse/1168.html. [Context Link]
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My babies have always loved the DVDs. I just limit it to 30-60 minutes per day.
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My Lo loves them. He has 3 of the dvds and a bunch of the toys
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Adult Mortality at Age 57 After Prenatal Exposure to the Dutch Famine
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Prenatal famine exposure has previously been shown to be associated with cardiovascular disease and type II diabetes in adulthood. In the current study, we could not demonstrate an effect of prenatal exposure to famine in 2254 term singletons born during the 1944–1945 Dutch famine on adult mortality up to the age of 57 years. Follow-up of this cohort will resolve whether famine exposure is linked to increased adult mortality.
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- Adult Mortality at Age 57 After Prenatal Exposure to the Dutch Famine
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European Journal of Epidemiology
Volume 20, Issue 8 , pp 673-676
- Cover Date
- 2005-08-01
- 10.1007/s10654-005-7921-0
- Print ISSN
- 0393-2990
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7284
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Adult mortality
- Adult survival
- All cause
- Cardiovascular
- Disease specific
- Maternal famine
- Maternal undernutrition
- Prenatal undernutrition
- Prenatal famine
- The Dutch famine
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- Rebecca C. Painter (1)
- Tessa J. Roseboom (1)
- Patrick M.M. Bossuyt (1)
- Clive Osmond (2)
- David J.P. Barker (3)
- O.P. Bleker (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Academic Medical Center at the University of Amsterdam, P.O. Box 22660, 1100 DD, Meibergdreef 9, 1105, Amsterdam, AZ, The Netherlands
- 2. MRC Epidemiology Resource Centre, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
- 3. Developmental Origins of Adult Disease Centre, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
- 4. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Academic Medical Center at the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands


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Lakshmi Krupa speaks with the poet Anupama Raju about a collaboration with photographer Pascal Bernard that captures the spirit of two towns, Puducherry and La Rochelle.
Indian Poet Anupama Raju and French photographer Pascal Bernard's collaborative effort Une Ville, Un Lieu, Une Personne (One City, One Place, One Person) explores the nature of a place by looking into the nature of the people who live in it. Alliance Française de Pondichéry and Le Centre Intermondes, La Rochelle, have sponsored this project in a bid to build a cultural connection between the two towns: one off the Bay of Bengal in India and the other, off the Bay of Biscay in France.
"The programme was kick-started in 2011 with a small residency in Puducherry," Anupama says. Frenchman Pascal's pictures came first and Trivandrum-based Anupama took nearly eight months to write the poems that would accompany each of these pictures. However, she went along with the photographer to meet his subjects every day. "Pascal had a list of 28 people he wanted to shoot. These included local celebrities, artistes and everyday people," Anupama says. "There were days when we would be on our way to shoot someone from Pascal's list, but on our way we would meet someone interesting and they would also become our subjects." "We call the work a 'Tryptique' — consisting of pictures, a poem in English and its French translation, along with a Tamil sentence or word," she adds.
"I took a little bit of help from some friends just to ensure I got the translation right," says the poet whose work with Alliance Francaise landed her this project. "We also decided to add one Tamil word or sentence to each triptyque, because that way we would cover all three official languages of Puducherry — Tamil, English and French." Pascal took his subjects to their favourite locations in the town and photographed them there. Anupama was meeting new people every day on the project and that turned out to be fodder for her creative process. "Puducherry is a very distinct place in the country. The only other place it reminds me of is Goa. They both have such varied influences and culture."
"In a way, Pascal and I both discovered Puducherry through this project," Anupama says. Une Ville, Un Lieu, Une Personne has been exhibited in a few French towns as well as in India during 2012. "Though each poem accompanies a picture, it had also to make sense on its own, just as the picture works on its own," Anupama says.
In La Rochelle, the second leg of the project, Anupama will write the poems first and Pascal will shoot pictures using her work as inspiration. "In a way, this makes it a complete creative process. The entire first phase is reversed and it will give us more scope, as artistes, to understand the space and explore it through our craft," Anupama says.
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I had plans to get out and check out the sales at Fashion Bug and JCPenney this morning; I thought I was feeling ok, was almost ready to go, then I started feeling the chemo side effects. Started feeling kind of crampy, so I thought I'd better play it safe and stay home, and near the bathroom. So I changed out of the clothes I was going to wear into town and put on a sweatshirt and a pair of fuzzy pj pants instead. I was bummed about the change in plans, but truthfully, I am still pretty fatigued and as much as I would like to go look at some new clothes and shoes, I don't think I would have had the energy to try anything on.
I haven't had much energy to do anything today, so my decision to stay home today was a wise one. I'm hoping one day soon to have a good day where I can get out and go somewhere other than just for groceries, the drugstore, or a medical appointment. I am looking forward to going to church Sunday; I missed it last week because I was just too worn out to even get ready to go.
Even though I know the fatigue is normal with all I've been through, and still going through, it gets frustrating. People tell me to "rest and take it easy", but that gets old after awhile. It's not fun, or relaxing, to feel so tired all the time. I've been in a pissy mood today because of it. But I am thankful that the radiation part is over and at least I CAN stay home now when I don't have the energy to go out.
Looking forward to new episodes of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice tonight, then I will go to bed. I won't make any plans for tomorrow, I will just see how I feel when I get up and see where the day takes me.
I took my sleeping pill at 10pm last night, but it took about an hour before it kicked in. While I was waiting, I did my reading. Reading a good book now that is hard to put down; On Gold Mountain by Lisa See. It's the history of her family after her great grandfather came to America from China; it's non fiction but reads like a novel. She is one of my favorite authors.
It was very cold when I got up at 6:30am this morning, only 14�F, though now it is up to 32�F.
My appointment with the internist went fine, except for the long wait. My appointment was at 8:30am but I didn't see the doctor til 9:45am. Thankfully I had my Kindle with me, got my book half done now. I was feeling pretty good for a change, despite the fact that I just had chemo yesterday. I had thought about stopping at Fashion Bug and JCPenney to check out the sales, but decided it was just too cold, and I'd just end up aggravating my pain issues. As it was, I had to take a pain pill when I got home because all the spots that hurt when it's cold out were starting to ache. I might try to go tomorrow; it will warmer, it's suppose to get up to 38�F.
I did a short stability workout today, my first workout of the New Year.
Tired now, but dealing with it ok. After I went out for the mail, I put on a pair of flannel pjs. Just going to relax the rest of the day.
Long day at the clinic today. First I had to see my oncologist, that went fine. Then I had my blood drawn and my 2 hour Aredia infusion was started, then I had my nausea meds and lastly, my chemo. Next week it will go quicker since the Aredia is only once per month.
Doing ok so far, but the "not feeling good" usually doesn't start until I am home for a few hours. Right now I am mostly tired from the nausea meds and from sitting for so long.
I will need to go to bed early tonight since I have a followup appointment from when I was in the hospital with my internist at 8:30am tomorrow.
I tried out my Knook needles last night but it didn't go that well. I will have to try again while watching the tutorial on You Tube, on a day when I am not so tired. I'm sure once I get the hang of it though I will really like it. I went back to my regular crocheting, finished a baby hat I had started Saturday night, crocheted another hat for my Operation Christmas Child collection, and started a chemo hat on my Knifty Knitter loom.
Had a hard time sleeping last night, kept waking up a lot for some reason.
We had two inches of snow overnight and it has been snowing lightly most of the day. I had to move my car for the plow for the first time this winter. I had to take a pain pill at lunch time because I was hurting in all the places I usually ache. There is a cold front moving through so I am not surprised at the flare up in the pain today.
I got caught up on the laundry this morning but too tired to do anything else today.
I wasn't feeling the greatest yesterday, (had bad chest pain from my acid reflux), but we had a nice Christmas yesterday anyway. Everyone liked the goodies I made, the cookie pie and the candy. I didn't take any leftovers home with me though, I made everyone else take them. Until my GI system heals from the radiation I really shouldn't be eating anything with chocolate in it.
The best part, as always, was watching everyone open the gifts I gave them; they all loved everything, especially the handmade things.
Among the gifts I received was a set of "knooking" needles; it's new craft, using specially made crochet hooks to "knit". I had watched a video about how to do it on You Tube (search for "how to knook if you are interested.) It looked like fun, and like something I could do, so I have been wanting to try it. I plan to try it out later on today while I watch tv or a movie.
Last night after I got into my pjs, I settled in for an evening of working on baby hats; crocheted one and started another on a Knifty Knitter loom. I watched The Help on DVD which my friend Rhonda loaned me, great movie! I read for a little while before going to sleep around 11:40pm (or tried to; just as I about to drift off to sleep, someone in the neighborhood starting shooting off illegal fireworks.)
I slept in this morning til almost 9:30am, the latest I've slept in a long time. Didn't start having chest pain today til after lunch, so I know the pain is GI related. Just having kind of a "lazy day" staying home and in my pjs today. Weather is not so nice out today anyway; started out with rain which then turned to snow, and it's windy. We are under a winter weather advisory here til 7am tomorrow.
I got a couple of Amazon gift certificates yesterday too; I used them to order a mini cupcake maker, something I have been wanting for a few months now. I think it will be good for me, a single girl, to make portion controlled treats, and in the summer, if I want something baked, I won't have to heat up the house with oven. I also ordered a cook book to go with it; besides cupcakes, you can make things like muffins, mini cheesecakes, mini potpies, and things using shredded potatoes and bacon.