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Basically if you're a middle school girl whose only criteria in a lip balm is that it looks cute and everybody else is using it, then this is perfect for you. If you want a lip balm that actually does what it's supposed to, don't waste your money on this.
I have the peach one and the cherry one. They smell alright. Taste like nothing. The peach one is nude so you can't tell I'm wearing anything. The cherry one is too bright of a red for my liking. Biggest con: It wears off in about 5 minutes so you have to constantly reapply. Not worth it.
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I really wanted to like these baby lips lip balms. Just like many others, I was immediately drawn towards the cute packaging. upon finding them, I was extremely optimistic and purchased 3 of them (pink wink, quenched, and pink punch) They were all disappointing. Pink Wink, out of the three is my favorite, it leaves a light pink color on my lips and smells sort of like bubble gum. Pink Punch smells wonderful, exactly like its name, but colors your lips a bright pepto bismpol pink that is horribly unattractive. this one went immediately into the garbage. Quenched was the one I had highest hopes for seeing as how its colorless and I am not generally a fan of colored lip balms. At first it smells lovely, like lemons and sugar, but after applying it the most apparent thing about this balm is that it tastes overwhelmingly of sunscreen (it has an SPF of 20.) Because they were so expensive I feel the need suffer through it and use up quenched and not just throw it away. The worst part about these balms is that despite what the advertisements say, they are not moisturizing in any way. In fact, my lips have not been this dry in years. Very disappointing for something I had such high hopes for, I will not be repurchasing.
I love baby lips! I have these in about 6 different colors. They moisturize my lips but they wear off fast. What I love most about them is that they seem to have some type of exfoliant in them that gets the rough, dry skin off my lips and I am left with new, baby soft lips! I got mine from Walgreens and they were buy 1 get 1 for 50%. They were 3.99 so that wasn't too bad. I'm not a fan of red lipstick on me so I picked the neutral shades and they leave my lips with a slight tint and that's perfect because I wear lipstick and/or gloss over them. Will buy them over and over again.
I finally caved and bought a baby lips today, in Pink Punch. It tastes really good, but is not overpowering like some of the Maybelline lip products (think the Super Stay 14hr lipsticks).
However, this thing doesn't do anything to moisturize my lips. If I want my lips to look nice, I have to apply my rosebud salve (HG lip balm product) and THEN the baby lips over it. And although it is a sheer color, the fact that the product shape is so blunt means that I have to look in a mirror when applying it, which is kind of not what I wanted in a sheer pink lip balm.
I do really like the color, it's a nice bright soft pink that really brightens up my whole face, and I've been needing that lately in this gray gloomy Seattle weather. Also, it smells and tastes amazing. So yeah, I would repurchase it, but I would probably kick myself for it too. :)
I have baby lips in Pink Blast... I was at priceline with a friend and she recommended i try this product, at first I was hesitant due to the packaging as it look like something i used when i was 10 years old. I'm glad I looked past the packaging and decided to purchase this item as I was pleasantly surprised at the colour that the balm left on my lips.
Its a good every day colour, I often find when I am out and about at work functions and there are cameras around I tend to look drained in photos and this is partially due to my lips not having any colour on them. This product is perfect as the colour is natural but pigmented enough to make an impact. The colour lasts throughout eating and drinking which surprised me given the texture of the balm and the price of the product! Its a fun balm good for everyday use. I do find that my lips tend to feel a little bit dryer then usual once the products wears off however it is only subtle not enough to make me stop using it.
Recommend this for a fun purchase!
I got the Baby Lips in Cherry Me. I love the scent and taste of the lip balm tastes like cherries. It is not super moisturizing. The advertisement claims to give 8 hr moisture but that's definitely not true. The moisture might last an hour, but the color lasts quite a while and can be built up with multiple applications.I actually like putting on regular lip balm and then gliding Cherry Me over that. I know it sounds redundant but I think the reddish color looks nicer mixed with regular lip balm. I find that the Baby Lips tinted lip balms will feather the color around your mouth, but the waxiness of a chapstick or blistex will prevent the color from sliding. I guess you could say that I could return it for a regular cherry chapstick... I like it with the method I'm using, but I won't repurchase it. I got mine for $4 at CVS. Oh, and I haven't had any problem with the cover sliding off and I've kept my Baby Lips in my purse.
I have this product in 05 Quenched and I will say I love it! The price is upsetting. I know you can buy it on sale at Walgreens or something but I got it for $6 and call me a cheapshake but I found that expensive. It lasts a very very long time. I glides on your lips and has an incredible smell. At the beginning, it made my lips quite chapped, but it advertises, "will give you a NEW pair of lips" so it was probably literally MAKING a new pair of lips on me. Its very nice. I would definitely tell you to go for it.
Despite the creepy name*, this is a pre-e-etty decent product. When I first tried it, I was disappointed. Minimal colour payoff and greasy texture. However, I've come to realize it's shade is easily buildable, wears evenly, doesn't get chunky, and MAKES A BEAUTIFUL CREAM BLUSH! For serious, bro. It provides a lovely dewy, sheer, natural flush to the cheeks that glides on oh-so easy. Try it!
*I've probably just been watching too many bad crime shows, I dunno.
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Ok I am going to do a pros and cons list for this product to make things easier and to help people understand what is good and whats not. Sometimes people are looking for products to do different things. I have 3 baby lips: 1 coral, 1 baby pink, 1 bright pink
goes on smooth
variety of colors
doesn't give too much color (if you are looking for that!)
feels nice on the lips
CUTE packaging
doesn't give too much color (if you're looking for that, once again)
doesn't last very long, have to reapply a lot
colors sometimes look different on lips (in a weird way) then in the packaging
That being said, this is a so/so product. I will continue to buy the baby pink one because I see it more as a chapstick. I am not fond of my coral and bright pink ones.
=) hope this helps
I received this balm in a swap. At least I did not spend money on this product that does nothing but dries out your lips. Oh and the smell is so plasticky or some kind of chemical smell. My husband refuses to give me a kiss if I'm wearing it, that says it all. Applies very waxy too. The only thing I like is the packaging because it is cute. Other than that I wold never ever buy it.

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Canucks win in overtime to end trip 5-1-1
Ryan Kesler scored his second goal of the game at 4:45 of overtime to lift the Vancouver Canucks to a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues. The Canucks went 5-1-1 on their longest trip of the season.
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ST. LOUIS – Thanks in large part to forward Ryan Kesler, the Vancouver Canucks' longest trip of the season proved to be successful.
Kesler scored his second goal of the game at 4:45 of overtime to lift the Canucks to a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Friday night.
The Canucks went 5-1-1 on their seven-game trip.
"Day by day, it's a really good trip," first-year Vancouver coach John Tortorella said. "Throughout the trip, we won in different ways.
"We kept our composure. We handled ourselves and stayed within ourselves. We know how long this trip has been."
The Blues agreed with Tortorella's assessment.
"They were playing their game, and they were right into it," Blues forward David Backes said. "It took awhile for us to wake up. It's not acceptable. We needed two points."
The Canucks, who beat the New Jersey Devils 3-2 in a shootout on Thursday night, let a two-goal advantage slip away against the Blues but managed to get to overtime.
"We could have just threw our skates out there and made excuses," Kesler told The Vancouver Sun. "But for us as a team, this was a statement game and we wanted to go out and put our best foot forward and I thought we did that."
When it looked as though the game was headed for a shootout, Vancouver took advantage of a St. Louis mistake.
With 33.6 seconds left in the extra session, Patrik Berglund was sent off for hooking Canucks forward Daniel Sedin. Vancouver controlled the ensuing faceoff and scored on the four-on-three advantage when Kesler got the puck low in the slot and swatted it past goaltender Jaroslav Halak.
Kesler has seven goals for the 8-4-1 Canucks, but he isn't satisfied.
"I can always improve," Kesler said. "I'm going to keep riding it. This trip has helped me a lot."
Backup goalie Eddie Lack made 22 saves for Vancouver. Chris Higgins had the Canucks' other goal, and Mike Santorelli contributed two assists.
Alexander Steen had a goal and an assist for St. Louis, and Vladimir Sobotka also scored.
The Blues played their first game in a week, and their layoff showed during much of the first two periods.
"We discussed it before the game," Steen said. "There's no excuse for not coming out harder than we did, but as the game progressed, I thought we got into it more and started taking over."
Higgins gave the Canucks a 1-0 lead with 2:49 left in the first period when he took a shot from the left circle. Defenseman Roman Polak slid down to block the shot, but he deflected it instead, and the puck sailed over Halak's left shoulder.
After Kesler made the score 2-0 with a one-timer from the slot at 9:34 of the second period, the Blues got back in it by scoring on a five-on-three power play with 6.4 seconds left in the period.
T.J. Oshie — who was born in Mount Vernon and grew up in Everett — got control of the puck and sent a centering pass to Steen, who beat Lack with a one-timer.
Sobotka made the score 2-2 at 1:38 of the third.
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Andrew Wiggins is already making headlines in Lawrence, but on Tuesday he was once again honored for his success on the hardwood in his senior season.
The Huntington Prep (W.Va.) small forward became the first Canadian to win the Gatorade High School Male Athlete of the Year. Wiggins was presented with the award on Tuesday night at the W Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles. He was the first basketball player to receive the award since 2010, when then Kentucky-commit Brandon Knight was tabbed as the athlete of the year.
The 6-foot-8 Wiggins averaged 23.4 points, 11.2 rebounds, 2.6 blocks and 2.5 assists for Rob Fulford and the 30-3 Express this past season.
"It feels pretty good to know I'm the first Canadian to get this, so it's really big for my country," Wiggins said. "I really wanted to win it."
The Thornhill, Ont. native has racked up the hardware in his short time at Huntington Prep. He is the two-time West Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year and in 2013 was named Naismith Boys High School Player of the Year, a McDonald's All-American and was the consensus top high school player in the country. And now as a college freshman is projected as the top pick in the 2014 NBA Draft.
"I don't really pay attention to (high) expectations from other people," Wiggins added. "I make goals for myself, my family and God."
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He shared he night with the Gatorade Female Athlete of the Year, Morgan Andrews, a soccer player from Milford High (N.H.). She is committed to play at Notre Dame.
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January 1, 1943: UCLA's Bob Waterfield has his punt blocked by Georgia's Willard Boyd on the first play of the fourth quarter of the 1943 Rose Bowl game. The ball rolled out of the end zone for a safety. Georgia won 9-0.
The Los Angeles Times reported the next day that the game was a moral victory because the Bruins held the heavily favored Bulldogs to only nine points.
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Monday was a special day, at least it was for me.
It was Gratitude Day. So is today.
If you've never heard of Gratitude Day, that's because I made it up. It was inspired by a question-and-answer exchange between strangers on a Toronto transit bus late one night last fall.
I was one of the strangers.
The other was a young woman from Africa who was seated beside me. But before we get to the story about that chance encounter, I should share another more recent one. It happened in Winnipeg on Monday and involved another young woman who also was a stranger.
This time I was walking my dog near Peanut Park, the 112-year-old Crescentwood neighbourhood green space that was rescued in recent years from drug dealers and vandals.
The reclamation and restoration happened with the help of the city, province and Manitoba Hydro. But primarily it was the people who live in the area who restored the property to the charming, natural beauty it was always intended to be when the park -- formally known as Enderton Park -- was donated to the city by Charles Enderton, the "father" of Crescentwood.
No matter where we live in Winnipeg, we all should be grateful area residents put so much of their love, money and time into a park for all to appreciate. If you pardon the pitch, we can show our gratitude by going online to peanutpark.ca, join the Friends of Peanut Park, and maybe make a tax-deductible contribution to a trust fund that will preserve and maintain the park long after the current caretakers are gone.
But I digress.
I was going to tell you about the young woman I chanced to meet near the park Monday morning.
What put us in each other's path was a pop-up art gallery across the street from the park. A cube, with transparent walls and an open doorway known as the Little Red Art Gallery, although that's a new role. Originally, the cube was conceived by architect David Penner as a warming hut on the frozen river ice at The Forks. It was his winter gift to Winnipeg. Now Penner has transformed the cube for the summer by transporting it to a donated open space across the street from the English garden art of Peanut Park.
So it was that on Monday I was standing admiring the space with area resident Charles Feaver, when along came the young woman. Her name is Elyssa Stelman. She is an architecture intern with David Penner and she was delivering invitations in the neighbourhood. The invites, from Penner and art curator Paul Butler, were to an opening reception that evening for the Little Red Art Gallery, featuring the work of local artist Jeff Funnell. Next month, Elyssa said, there will be another opening and another artist.
In fact, Elyssa is an artist herself and a fine arts grad. Our conversation evolved from there. I told her about how I practise my intuition by guessing what people do for a living, which was safe to say when I already knew what she does. Elyssa told me that, coincidentally, lately she had been reading about intuition. Then, for some reason -- maybe I sensed something, maybe not -- I told Elyssa that Monday was my 33rd anniversary of writing a column in the Free Press. She smiled. Monday, she said, was her 33rd birthday.
The joy of synchronicity.
It seemed we were meant to meet that day. Which may be why I told her about the chance encounter with the young African woman last fall on a late-night Toronto transit ride. She was seated by a window, and I was beside her in a bus packed with people who weren't talking to each other, much less singing.
All so close, yet so distant.
That's when the question came to me. Out of the distance and the silence: "What's the best thing that happened to you today?" I asked.
She turned and smiled. "I got my exam mark back this morning," she said. "I got 95 per cent."
Now I was smiling.
She went on to explain she was in Bible school, but her boyfriend had to return to Africa, which is where her parents were. So, if I hadn't asked her, she would have had no one to tell about the best thing that happened to her that day.
Why did I ask her that question?
I don't know. It was as if she wanted to share her joy so much she silently sent me the question. All I know is we should ask ourselves that question every day. And that I am grateful I shared that bus ride with her that day.
And another Gratitude Day with Elyssa.
"Happy birthday," I said when we said goodbye. "Happy anniversary," she said.
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I bought a brand new Sony camcorder about 10 years ago. I am now thinking of selling it and buying a more modern small compatible camcorder.
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New compact camcorders, even HD ones, are now so cheap that very few people would consider a second-hand one from last year, let alone ten years ago.
I doubt you'll do much better than £20 or so.
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Your best hope is that someone has a load of tapes from a similar format whose own camera has broken down and wants to recover their recordings. I wouldn't expect much cash though, but you might expect a big debt of gratitude, and perhaps settle for a nice bottle of wine or similar.
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Beginning Monday, Sept. 22, one-way, intermittent traffic control will be in place on Louise Avenue between Airport Way and Main Street from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Traffic control flaggers will be stationed at each end of the construction zone, and motorists can expect 5-to-10 minute delays.
The Oct. 4 Manteca Pumpkin Run is still on. Doctors Hospital of Manteca has stepped forward to pay the $970 fee that the sponsor, Manteca Unified School Trust, needs to hold the event this year. The run, which kicks off the annual Manteca Pumpkin Fair that weekend, was cancelled Thursday because the non-profit organization did not have the money to cover the fee required by the city. For more information pick up the Bulletin tomorrow.
The federal government - in a move questioned by some biologists as to its effectiveness - is going to release 23,000 acre feet of water in October from New Melones during the fall run of Chinook salmon in the Stanislaus River.
A $970 fee that the City of Manteca is requiring Manteca Unified Student Trust (MUST) to pay has placed the non-profit organization's ninth annual Faustina Rosas Memorial Pumpkin Run on Oct. 4 in jeopardy.
Manteca home builders are having the best year since 2007 for new housing starts.
LATHROP – Rosalinda Valencia doesn't want homeless people rifling through the trash in Lathrop.
A huge flock of Snow Geese was captured in flight by Bulletin advertising director Chuck Higgs who won a first place ribbon for his entry in the Lodi Grape Festival.
Dogs might have the luxury of just using the lawn and having an astute handler willing to pick up after them.
Much has been written about Jeremy Lum and his tragic, untimely demise.
One of the defendants in the lawsuit filed by Jerry Lum and Dorathea Timmons on the death of their son, Jeremy, is Phillip Mendoza, a correctional officer with the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department.
The vehicle that missing 30-year-old security guard Muhammad Rashid was driving when he left his job on Lammers Road in Tracy Saturday night was described as a green 1998, 4-door, Honda Accord with a contrasting black hood, according to a family member.
The frost isn't on the pumpkin yet and the day time highs are still hitting the upper 90s.
Race day registration for the 1 mile and 5K run will begin at 7 a.m. For the 1-mile run will begin at 8 a.m. For the 5K run, it will be 8:30 a.m.
Get ready to rock.
The Manteca Children's Foundation will be conducting their annual Blanket for Kids drive at the Manteca Pumpkin Fair and plan to continue it through the fall.
Five years after the death of their son, Jeremy, Jerry Lum and Dorothea Timmons are now looking forward to having their day in court.
A part-time security guard and a clerk at his family's Chevron station at Union Road and Yosemite Avenue, Muhammad Rashid, 30, never returned home after a Saturday night guard assignment on Lammers Road in Tracy.
LATHROP – Brent Maynor's concerns aren't necessarily limited.
Russ Munson is never one to be late.
The case involving the arrest of Jeremy Lum by three Lathrop Police officers on July 8, 2009 is riddled with inconsistencies on the part of the defendants, according to sworn depositions which have been affirmed by a judge with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California in Sacramento.
The double-crested cormorant is not on any endangered species list.
It is going to cost nearly $150 million for levee upgrades to protect Manteca, Lathrop, Weston Ranch, and parts of rural south Manteca from a 200-year flood.


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The State government informed a Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Monday that there was no need to hand over the case relating to the assault on college teacher T.J. Joseph to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) as it was being investigated by a special team of police officers of proven track records.
In an affidavit filed in response to a writ petition seeking a ban on the Popular Front of India (PFI), the government said that senior police officers were supervising the investigation on a day-to-day basis. The police had conducted raids on various premises occupied by the National Development Front/ Popular Front of India/ Social Democratic Party of India all over the State, seized several incriminating material, and arrested twenty-two accused persons. The police were taking all efforts to arrest the remaining accused.
The affidavit said the police had filed a report before the Judicial First Class Magistrate-I, Muvattupuzha, incorporating various sections under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, as it was found that the offences attracted provisions of the Act. Besides, the government had forwarded a report under Section 6(2) of the National Investigation Agency Act. As per the section, the government was bound to forward a report if cases were registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The plea of the petitioner that the investigation of the case needed to be handed over to the NIA was not justifiable. The affidavit pointed out that under Section 3 of the Act, powers to ban an organisation rest with the Central government and not with the State government.
The affidavit said it was too early to reach a conclusion that the PFI had spread its tentacles even to Gulf countries as alleged by the petitioner. It was true that the front was a confederation of the Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD), the National Development Front (NDF) of Kerala and the Manitha Neethi Pasarai of Tamil Nadu (MNP).Their linkage, if any, with the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) was under investigation. NDF and PFI activists were involved in several crimes including murders in the State.
The government said the allegation that extremists were getting foreign funds was being investigated by the police and intelligence agencies. There was no evidence to connect the PFI with the Hisbul Mujahideen, LeT and Al Qaeda.
The affidavit dismissed the allegation that terrorists were deep-rooted in the State. It would not be proper to reach such a conclusion on the basis of one or two isolated incidents. The police and intelligence agencies were keeping a vigil in this regard and had taken all precautionary measures to avert extremist attacks.
The police were investigating the allegation that the PFI was propagating ideologies against the interests of the country. The material unearthed during the raids indicated that they were indeed trying to propagate certain extreme ideologies to their cadres. A clear picture would emerge only after the completion of the investigation in this regard.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
Orwell and Me 3
Orwell was isolated bk of his illness, so am I. He had TB and was infectious so kept himself at home. I have PTSD and the pain has me crippled so I'm always at home. Orwell was passionate about politics and the time he was in Jura writing 1984 he "pulled on his entire life experience." One thing that got him writing fiction not journalism was the death of his wife. My Fiction writing was kicked off by the friction between me and Lizzie, for which I am grateful now. There's more. He had a tendency to put himself in the middle of things to experience them and write about them, which I too have done all my life. This is exciting. I'm not writing 1984, I'm not writing about the future, but I really dig the parallels, maybe I should turn my rants about the Saudis running Fox News into something. . . not sci fi, but Orwell also was not writing sci fi at all. . . hoping for a couple days off soon... loving this documentary about orwell's lifehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuVYvkdTYWc
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Orwell and Me 2
OMG, I just realized how similar my job is to the lead character in the book 1984. I have to reread it, but how weird. I take what is on video and transcribe it to a word doc that producers make into Reality TV. His job was looking at news stories and then . . . almost transcribing them, just leaving stuff out, but I mean. . . the parallels between me and George Orwell and my situation and All Of It is ... a nother whole story to write.
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Orwell and Me 1
amazing parallels between his life and mine, which I find encouraging. He was despised bk he was so critical, he quit jobs outraged at injustices others put up with, he was awkward and unhealthy, and he ended up writing 1984. I could now be in phase of his life where he worked in a bookstore and being around books all the time made him despise books, as, well, I used to like television. . . Onward. I am currently living in my own Jura. Orwell wrote 1984 in Jura, Scotland I am in Lancaster, California writing for next 2 years with a sign on my door that says "Orwell's Scottish Cabin" Inspiration:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuVYvkdTYWc
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
After the second time I assaulted Cardinal Mahony on the street, a judge had me live in a shelter for wayward women instead of a prison sentence. At that East Hollywood kitchen table, I had the moment of recognition: I have a perfect excuse to kill somebody. Fiction coming soon at CofA Fiction http://cofafiction.blogspot.com/
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
What happened in 1994 is so significant. It is to the date the time this pain came in that is still crippling me today. It is the reason I was diagnosed with PTSD in '95. I was age 45 and found out that indeed that event I always remembered, a shadowy guy finger banging me age five in the woods, really did happen. My life went in a totally new direction. In conversation with my sister I found out April 1994 that Father Horne diddled her too. When Patricia got to be about nine, she was too old for his tastes, so he dropped her for me. The realization that I had lived my whole life with sexual compulsions that destroyed everything, every job, every relationship, and the compulsions were not caused by me being an incorrigible whore but probably by this thing a Catholic priest did to me when I was five years old, and now my sister was confirming it really did happen-
What do I have to do now to make the pain stop?
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Monday, September 15, 2014
I am at work now on "Chapter 3" of book that is really a blog which
started here Feb 2014 in a post that began with this phone conversation:
"Father Horne molested me 'til I was about ten. Hmm. Then he must have dropped me for you." My sister Patricia is six years older than me and 40 years after the abuse we are on the phone confirming it really happened. "I got too old for him, so he dumped me for you," she said, then her voice became a guttural whisper that penetrated my ear, "No wonder I've been so hostile to you your whole life. You took away my first lover."
Story continued April 2014 here:
* Onward *
started here Feb 2014 in a post that began with this phone conversation:
"Father Horne molested me 'til I was about ten. Hmm. Then he must have dropped me for you." My sister Patricia is six years older than me and 40 years after the abuse we are on the phone confirming it really happened. "I got too old for him, so he dumped me for you," she said, then her voice became a guttural whisper that penetrated my ear, "No wonder I've been so hostile to you your whole life. You took away my first lover."
Story continued April 2014 here:
Ch2: The Thud and a Nipple Dress
In a loud voice on the phone I said to my sister, "Finally an explanation. It was because Father Horne molested us at such an early age that we were both sexual predators our whole lives!" And there was my daughter Lizzie age six in the doorway overhearing everything.
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Friday, September 12, 2014
While I was in the Jacuzzi last night, the two felonies that have defined my life since the 1990s suddenly FUSED and became one story, not two to be written separately. I realized, wow, how much more intriguing to add the murder and embezzlement on top of the pedophile priest crimes, as it is, after all, the story of a family, isn't it. . .
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
TRIGGERS they are everywhere, I'm watching news about the border crisis and who is the talking head but a spokesman from the conference of Catholic bishops. Now that should not bother me, but it does. Within seconds I'm outside the door shaking, moaning, a swirl in my head of, How can they still, after all this- what? Next thought is I want to move. I see myself like Hannibal Lecter at the end of the film, where he's gotten away and is strolling on some tropical island road. My head swirls with How Can They Ask the Church to comment when it has no credibility anymore at all. Interesting though that the bishops had no priest to send on TV for them, it was a layman, a spokesman. So now it's official, the Catholic Church is just a corporation with a left-leaning humanitarian slant. And thank God for Sour Diesel, which was on hand to keep the trigger from turning into a nightmare, will look for news on this topic in a different venue.
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Monday, June 23, 2014
Keep Watching Here for More
Some of the screwiest people in the world are pedophile priest victims.
I have to qualify that as there are also many survivors of priest molestation who function perfectly well, some even extremely well, compulsively well, in life.
But the ones who are screwed up are screwed up in really original and unique ways.
They are showing up in this story as I write it.
They are showing up in this story as I write it.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Coming Soon
Works in Progress
At CofA 16 Rated R " The Polaroid Insight"
At CofA Fiction "Ariana and Me" which will also be rated R.
And at CofA12-15 ongoing coverage of the pedophile priest issue
And here at CofA 15 "Me and Barbara Payton"
Stay tuned.
Should be finished
writing at least two of them soon
But it is summer, when things do slow down so...
At CofA 16 Rated R " The Polaroid Insight"
At CofA Fiction "Ariana and Me" which will also be rated R.
And at CofA12-15 ongoing coverage of the pedophile priest issue
And here at CofA 15 "Me and Barbara Payton"
Stay tuned.
Should be finished
writing at least two of them soon
But it is summer, when things do slow down so...
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Monday, June 16, 2014
Triggering like crazy lately
When I can't find my keys, that really sets it off.
I'd love to learn someday if other people with PTSD have this same experience.
If I can't find my keys, it's okay for maybe thirty seconds. But if after that I still can't find my keys, I start having a physical reaction: increased heart beat, shortness of breath, panic, and THEN body pain. Every step I take from one room to the other while I'm looking for my keys sends pain shooting from my feet all the way up my body. So the longer I look the worse the pain is, to the point I'm crawling sometimes, crawling and panting and pulling myself around the room, throwing stuff on the floor, breaking things, sweeping clutter off a tabletop in one swoop, all the stuff crashing to the floor, then I'm crawling to the next table to do it again. It can get pretty bad if I can't find my keys, still it all comes to a stop and everything returns to normal, as soon as I find the keys.
Triggers. Living with PTSD.
And panic. Some people call them panic attacks, I don't know how to describe how awful this is when I'm in the middle of it. An actress would have to have exceptional skills to portray it. Maybe I could describe one of these search-induced panics with a looooong paragraph someday, if when I'm in the middle of one I can maintain enough presence of mind to write it down and document it.
For a long time I thought there was some connection between the pedophile priest rape and this panic when I lose things. Like maybe there was an incident connected to the molestation that involved not being able to find something. Or maybe the panic at losing keys is just a general malaise about my entire lost life, about all the things my entire family lost as a result of the pedophile priest crimes in our lives.
But it also could be a characteristic of PTSD in general, and maybe war veterans, other crime victims, even accident trauma survivors experience the same thing, I don't know.
It seems to involve a need to keep everything in its place, a need to know that if I need the keys they will be right there in the little holder on the table. If the keys aren't there, something happens to me- physiologically, a sense of oh no, now things are out of place.
Oh no things are not where they should be.
Oh no I've lost control and now the chaos can start up again.
So if I have to keep looking for the keys, the simple act of rifling through clutter and looking under papers turns into a major emotional event. My daughter used to hate it when this happened, and it may be the reason she tells people her mother is crazy to this day, when I'm not crazy, I'm really a very sane person.
I just have PTSD, so I have these episodes.
And misplaced keys are a trigger, mysteriously so, because the reaction I have to misplaced keys is way out of balance with the real difficulty of not finding ones keys.
I mean, what difference does it make if I can't find my keys, except I may have to leave the door unlocked for a few minutes. Hmm. I mean, I hardly ever go anywhere.
It's true. I've arranged my life so I don't leave my apartment complex. I have almost all my groceries and supplies delivered and once a week I hobble three blocks up the street to the Thursday farmers market. When I lived in Chicago the winter of 2012-13, I did not go outside my apartment building from November through April, about five months, except to go down the hall and throw out trash, or go get mail, and I'd do that in the middle of the night when no one was around.
I know this is a mania in development, but to be honest, the way the world is, agoraphobia makes sense these days.
I Could Get Away With Murder
I feel like, hey, considering everything I've been through, a little quirkiness in my old age is okay.
I feel like, hey, considering everything I've been through, a little quirkiness in my old age is okay.
But then I also wonder if a little quirkiness is all it is.
Because just now, after yet another day of triggers and panic attacks fed by rage that I can't find a doctor who understands what I'm going through so I have no medical attention happening at all right now, no doctor or nurse to call, nothing, no prescription for Valium to refill and make it all easier, so added to the rage and whatever that thing is I experience from triggers is this frustration that I can't find medical help when I obviously need it so bad.
Walking back in my door just now, I thought, after everything I've been through, I could probably commit one hellacious crime and get away with it, claim insanity, say I was triggered by my rage, an out of control reaction to how totally unfair it all has been, and it just got to me.
I could get away with, what, see that's the problem, I can't think of any crime I want to commit. I'm not violent, so as much as it might seem like fun to, oh, let's say, kidnap a priest and tie him to a chair while I stuck his skin with prickly things, it might make a good scene for Holly Hunter on a cable series, but it's not me. I'd feel sorry for the guy. I'd end up helping him out.
But it's still an idea. I could commit some crime and if I got caught, considering all the stuff I've been through that has never been justifiably resolved, I could probably get away with- with- whatever.
I just can't think of what crime to commit, but it's food for thought.
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
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I feel really good. Post I just put up at CofA12 is almost right on, enough for me to have a very satisfied and complete feeling. ALSO been away from my own story long enough, so tomorrow I go back to diving in files and writing Faster.
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Effect on Victims, from Franciscan Board of Inquiry, affects me 20 years later
If only they'd known this in 1955.
To the flight controllers at NASA in the eighties who probably wrote about me on the men's room walls, like they did in the Daily Texan newsroom in Austin in the seventies, and to all the women who gunned for me after what I did with their husbands, I'm sorry.
The quote below regards victims who went in front of the Board to describe the impact rapes by Franciscans had on their lives:
"It is important to keep in mind that children develop a sense and understanding of sexuality from authority figures, and that boys came to the seminary at age 13 or 14 years, when they were uniformly young and impressionable."
For some the sexual abuse "was immediate profound trauma, indelibly imprinted in their consciousness. For others, it was not until later in life that memories returned, sparked by an upsetting occurrence that triggered traumatic flashbacks. Although these episodes were painful, they often provided relief through a new found understanding of the difficulties and struggles in their lives."
Yep, that about describes it.
For some reason reading those words empower me a bit, because it stands to reason that sex abuse has an even more profound effect when it happens at age five or so, as it did to me, so I have to stop hating myself for what it made of me.
I hope some of the people who knew me in the seventies and eighties and grew to hate me for having sex with their husbands, brothers, bosses, etcetera, will read the quote, and maybe understand.
I went through life thinking I'd been touched by an Angel in a very private place, so to speak, and since it happened at such an early age, the effect was indeed at a DNA level. I felt I had a purpose in life, to share that early sexual experience with everyone I encountered.
So to all those people in Texas and all the rest, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I had impulses I could not control. Hopefully this journalism that I am doing about pedophile priests and how their sex crimes affected their victims will reach some of my own victims and help them think less bad of me.
Because I left a trail of victims behind.
I was a sexual predator from age six on, it's just after age six, I didn't know how to do it, so instead got very fat, obese, size 16 at age eight. As soon as I reached 13 or so - puberty - I slimmed down, and the sexual compulsion kicked in. Soon I was bouncing on men's laps just like when I was six years old. I have 40 years of My Life as a Slut left in my head to live with as a result. I think of it as a punishment.
( Me in 2014: I felt like it was a punishment back in 2011 when I wrote this. Now I think of it as a hell of a story to write. )
For me it was like the gonging of a huge church tower bell had been ringing and ringing in the background all my life.
(Wow, I keep finding that reference to a gong in a bell tower in these journals.)
When I realized Father Horne had set the whole mania in motion with his diddling fingers, it stopped, the gonging of the bell stopped.
And I became a completely different person. Today I'm more like Jane Wyatt than Jane Mansfield, if only I could have been that person for my whole life.
But I couldn't. And since my sex life caused me to lose every job I had and end every possibility of a marriage, I have nothing to my name in old age but my story.
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LOL in my room at work again, this time on a press conference for X-Men opening soon, and HUGH JACKMAN is so naturally funny, warm, creative, loving. He makes me laugh again and again, through my headphones. I'm more connected to Hugh Jackman than any human on earth right now. what a weird life I live. My neighbors are already arguing over the community garden, I will probly quit that. But Hugh Jackman is in my ears telling jokes, and it's just us. (Posted just now on Facebook, click my name to connect)
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text: The Wealth of Nations: Ravajava EditionThe Wealth of Nations: The Balance of PowerWhat makes a nation successful? What causes one to fail? In this article I'll try and advance my own theory based off of a few theories that have been suggested by sociologists and historians. I'll also try and show which idea's don't work, and why they aren't even worth bringing into the international discourse.Let's start with government and democracy. In a democratic country, the government should do two things: Represent it's population and act in the best interests of its constituency. When they don't do that, they are disposed of and replaced by a more effective government in the form of the opposition.Government is given its power by the consenting population. In a democracy there is a complex balance between the political power of the government and the political power of the people, this is unlike most other systems where the government, the aristocracy or the First Estate has the wealth of the political power. When this establishm


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Updated: 05/09/2013 - House Republicans on Wednesday renewed charges that the Obama administration is covering up information about last year's deadly assault in Benghazi, Libya, drawing an angry rebuke from Democrats who accused the GOP of politicizing the issue at a jam-packed hearing.
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Light fed cattle trade had developed by midday last Thursday with reports of $112 live trade in Kansas, with Texas and Oklahoma feed yards expected to follow at similar prices. Dressed trade in the North was also light with an expected range of $181-185 when full trade finally developed last week. Prices for the
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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A two-car crash Monday night temporarily closed part of the 4100 block of Washington Street West in the Little Tyler area of Dunbar, Metro 911 dispatchers say.
It was reported just after 9 p.m. Monday.
The roadway reopened a little more than an hour later.
Dispatchers say there was moderate damage to the cars. Other details were unavailable.
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