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Additional air monitors designed to keep tabs on emissions from natural gas activities in the Barnett Shale are close to being deployed, with two units planned to go into operation this month, another by year's end and a fourth early next year.That's in addition to a monitor installed in southwest Arlington this summer, according to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.All are automated gas chromatograph (auto-GC) monitors, which sample the air nearly around the clock, analyze it for dozens of chemical compounds associated with oil and gas operations, and post the results within hours on the TCEQ's website."We think these monitors are very well placed" to give regulators an effective picture of emissions from oil and natural gas operations, said Mike Honeycutt, director of TCEQ's toxicology division. The Barnett Shale is one of the nation's largest natural gas fields, underlying Tarrant, Johnson and a number of neighboring counties.Keith Sheedy, who directs the agency's placement of monitors, said the locations were selected based on surveys that included environmental, community, academic and municipal representatives. The monitors require about a 40-by-40-foot piece of land, which can be difficult to obtain and which sometimes influences which monitors can be installed first.Units are scheduled to be installed this month at the University of Texas at Arlington and in Mansfield. Another near Rhome, in Wise County, should go into operation in December. The fourth new monitor, near O.D. Wyatt High School in Fort Worth, has been tricky to install but should go into operation early next year.When the latest round of monitors are in place, there will be 12 of the auto-GC units in North Texas, including 11 installed in the Barnett Shale since 2010. The other monitor is located near Dallas Love Field and dates to 1996.While some drilling critics question how effective such a limited number of monitors can be, Honeycutt said they are part of a broader network that has made Texas' air the most tested in the nation. Dozens of other monitors in North Texas look for particular compounds, such as ozone or volatile organic compounds, and short-term sampling is also conducted manually in response to specific complaints from residents or city officials, Honeycutt said.Wilma Subra, a Louisiana environmental chemist who has worked with communities to identify hazardous pollutants, said the auto-GC monitors "show a trend of what's going on" with air quality in a region and can detect unusual emissions at least a mile away, depending on the size of the event."In a way, it is a way of figuring out what is happening in real time. You can go online and see what's going on" and do further testing if the monitor shows problems, Subra said.Jim Fuquay, 817-390-7552Twitter: @jimfuquay
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A hot trend for SS12, neon is the perfect way to brighten up your summer wardrobe. Olivia Munn's fluoro yellow skater skirt and Irina Shayk's hot orange skinny jeans look fab paired with simple grey marl, but extra points go to Katie Holmes for colour-blocking her neon pink maxi skirt with a printed green vest. Follow their lead and keep accessories simple; let the colour do the talking!
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The entire Lawyers Road needs re-paving. From Albemarle Road to I-485. Potholes get fixed then the next storm, they're back to huge holes. Re-pavement needs to be done.
Turning lane is horribly bad! Archived6700-6798 Albemarle Rd Charlotte, NC 28212, USA - Idlewild Farms
Turning lane for years has been bad with holes and bad repairs that were done and are now higher than the road, which makes it so bad to drive on. It's not only a danger but has ruined my alignment twice in past year! Please get someone out to fix it, this turning lane is used to get to Albemarle Road Elemrntary & Middle School.
HUGE WATER MAIN LEAK / BREAK Archived9200 Lawyers Road Charlotte, NC - Mint Hill
The water has been FLOWING down lawyers road just past the Circle K but at the entry of the Lawyers Station shopping plaza where Dollar General and Pizza Hut are located at 9229 Lawyers Road it is SHOOTING UP LIKE A FOUNTAIN AT THE VERY ENTRANCE OF THE PARKING LOT ENTRANCE ON LAWYERS ROAD ACROSS THE STREET FROM WALGREENS
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Russia has denounced alleged lawlessness by far-right activists in eastern Ukraine, in a statement likely to trigger fear in Ukraine over possible Russian intervention.
The Russian foreign ministry said on Monday it was outraged by lawlessness in the country's east, blaming the far-right group Right Sector for "conniving" with the new government in Kiev.
Right Sector is a grouping of several far-right and nationalist factions who were actively involved in the uprising against Moscow-backed President Viktor Yanukovich.
The movement uses swastika signs, is blamed for various attacks, and according to its leader Dmitro Yarosh, has "enough weapons to defend all of Ukraine."
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Any recipes for low Vitamin K casseroles for a neighbor on blood thinner?
My elderly neighbors who are good people and good friends, one of them is now on blood thinners. So she has to eat very low Vit K. Green leafy vegetables, or any green ingredient (including parsley), seem to be out, as apparently are cauliflowers.
I was thinking of taking them a casserole, which is a dish I have almost no experience making, but I can deal with that.
I am more worried about making sure that I don't inadvertently include any high Vitamin K ingredient in the dish. One of the difficulties is that online resources, including those from reputable places like University Hospitals, sometimes disagree on ingredients' levels of Vitamin K, or leave out some ingredients I might think of including.
So, I was thinking of making a casserole containing:
chicken, artichokes, corn, embedded in a cream "sauce" of some kind, maybe including pasta (elbows or shells or orzo?), and topped with breadcrumbs. These ingredients (depending on the specifics of the sauce) should be OK.
Are there any hounds with experience with this diet, and can someone share with me a good casserole recipe that a) contains safe ingredients, b) likely to please elderly persons whose tastes are probably conventional, and c) not extremely complicated?
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Thank you, that's a helpful site. There is not much on it that resembles a 'casserole', but I don't have a very good grasp of what a casserole is, anyway.
I will be able to figure something out from this I think, but if anyone reading this can tell me more about 'casseroles', I would be grateful.
That is a nice link that Jeri gave you. I took a look since I've cooked for special diets before, although not low Vitamin K.
A casserole is usually a protein (although you can make them totally vegetarian), a starch, vegetables, and enough sauce to keep the dish juicy and not dried out in the final bake.
I saw a Cream of Mushroom soup recipe under the soup category that might work for you for the cream sauce. I would definitely add a pasta to your ingredients and skip the corn (save for another time...too starchy, I find). But if you think they'd go for it, leave it in!
I notice that several recipes call for tarragon which is a pretty strong herb, licorice flavor, so you might want to find out if your friends would mind this flavor. Also, I noticed that goat cheese is also mentioned a lot. That also might be something you would want to reconsider because you mentioned conservative tastes. But cheese doesn't have to go on everything.
They list a tomato sauce which could be a sauce for your next casserole. There's a Chicken Parmesan recipe that looks good and a Chicken Pot Pie that uses cornmeal rounds (polenta) as a topper instead of pie crust. But you could totally cheat and add some gluten-free noodles. It wouldn't be pot pie, but it would come close to a casserole, and isn't that the whole point of this?
Sounds like you're doing your homework. You'e a good friend and neighbor. Come back and report. I'm sure others can benefit from your knowledge.
That's so sweet of you to cook for them. :)
If I were cooking for a friend/neighbor, I'd probably make a dish I was familiar with; that way I'd know it came out as expected and taste correct. For example, the dish you suggest sounds like it could be tasty, but you'd need to know how the pasta added will cook up so that it won't end up a mush.
Another pitfall is that many casserole recipes involve ingredients that add a great deal of salt -- and many elderly folks try to watch sodium intake. So keep an eye out for those.
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And thanks for mentioning parsley and teaching me something today!.... seriously, I never thought of parsley as a green leafy and I guess I thought it was made of air. I certainly use plenty without thinking. :)
Thanks for all the replies. Also, thanks to some Chow site tracking software, I found a slideshow to the right, titled "19 Casseroles for Cold-Weather Dining". I'll start with something from there (maybe Creamy Carrot Casserole), tweak it (e.g. make it much lower fat, add chicken), cross check the ingredients against the site Jeri L provided, substituting as necessary, and go from there.
Instead of adding the pasta to the casserole, I may make the Cheesy Baked Rice as a side (again adjusted as needed). As suggested, I will lose the corn.
There is also a Chicken and Artichoke Casserole recipe.
Yes, DuchessN, parsley is an issue, as are thyme and sage (alas, as I had planned to rely on thyme for flavor but wont do that now). Spring/green onions are out, though regular onions are OK. Garlic seems fine. So I will stay with garlic, onions, salt and pepper.
The low Vit K web sites say that it is important to be consistent in the amount of Vit K, and be low Vit K rather than zero Vit K, but I don't want to add anything iffy for the recipients to worry about.
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Just FYI, the Coumadin-safe recipes in that slideshow are Root Vegetable Shepherd's Pie, Butternut Squash Lasagne, Cheesy Baked Rice, Creamy Carrot Casserole, Baked Ziti with Prosciutto, Chicken & Wild Rice Casserole, Bockwurst & Mushroom Noodle Bake, and Baked Chicken & Artichoke Casserole.
Obviously if sodium or fat is a concern you'll have to choose or adjust accordingly, but in terms of vitamin K content they're fine.
OK: urgent question, I hope someone sees this in time.
I am making something like the Chicken and Artichoke casserole from the list of casseroles. I have a glass baking dish that is 6 cups, aka 1.6 liter capacity. It is 7X7 inches square, by about 2.5 in deep.
It is now filled about 2/3 full with poached chicken pieces (I poached this myself, so there is no added salt here and it is flavored with onion, carrot, 1 clove garlic, 1 bay leaf, and a few peppercorns), artichoke hearts quartered (from a can), and a little carrot and onion.
I now need to fill this baking dish up with the "background material" and then bake.
I have 1 can Campbell cream of mushroom soup concentrate to hand. Shall I just add that in? Do I need to dilute this? Is the sodium content here just too much (I am sure my neighbors don't need a sodium bomb dish either) or is canned soup acceptable?
If I don't use the canned soup, do I fry some butter + flour and add milk? I have read how to do this, but don't have a good idea of what the finished product should look like in terms of color and consistency (how brown? how thick?)
Also, given the size of the baking dish described above, what quantity of butter+flour+milk should I use? Should I season this also with salt and pepper (the chicken has no salt, the canned artichokes have some, though drained).
Thanks in advance!
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Here's what I would do: Skip the canned soup. Make a little sauce (this is kind of a veloute): Melt 2 T butter, add 2 T flour, cook for 2 minutes while stirring constantly. Slowly add 1 cup chicken broth and 1 cup milk. Stir a lot and let simmer. Add a bit of lemon juice (or vinegar) and salt & pepper. Taste! This ought to do it. Hope this is in time and works for you!
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Thanks MonF: I did see this now.
I can make what you say, and I assume this will give enough background filler for the dish I described?
Will it thicken up further as I bake? Should I bake uncovered or covered? Since all the ingredients are cooked, I think I will need to bake only for about 20 minutes or thereabouts so that everything gets integrated?
I have panko to cover the top. Should I toast the panko in a little butter before putting on top? I assume I will put the topping just before taking it to their house, i.e. not while baking.
Thank you all so much!
OK thanks everybody. I made the casserole (chicken+artichoke), with the steps described by MonF. The slurry thickened up really well.
I think the recipients liked it.
I think the next endeavour after a few days will be meatloaf, another item I have no experience eating or making, but what the heck. How hard can it be?
Thanks again to all!
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Plenty of help for you on the meatloaf front ;)
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Well, you're more than welcome! Glad to hear it worked. People are so scared of gravy and sauce, but they're not such a big deal if you pay a bit of attention. (I made, broke, and fixed a Hollandaise this AM for example.) On to the meatloaf project! And all good thoughts to you for taking care of neighbors. Happy new year, M
OK friends: meatloaf update.
I read the links provided and looked at a couple of youtubes and blogs. Head whirled.
Manged to distill the following principles:
1. Ground meat, must have a good percent of fat, not lean.
2. Mix ins: chopped vegetables (onions, carrots, mushrooms in this case).
3. Seasonings (salt, pepper, garlic other options ruled out due to recipients' health needs)
4. Eggs
5. Bread/breadcrumbs. Based on one recipe I used oatmeal powdered in the FP.
6. Glaze: begin with ketchup or tomato paste, and gussy with seasonings.
I used 1.3 lbs of what the supermarket called "meatloaf mix" - beef, pork, and veal.
I used 1 C oatmeal, then powdered it for breadcrumbs
1 medium-small onion, fine diced
Handful of carrots, ditto.
1 pkg (forgot to look at the weight) mushrooms, minced them.
3 cloves garlic, 1.5 tsp salt, 1 tsp pepper.
2 eggs whisked.
Mixed the above taking care not to overmix. Formed it into a loaf on a foil lined flat baking sheet, cooked at 350deg F for 30 mins, then painted with a tomato glaze (ketchup+veg approximation of Worcestershire sauce) and baked for another 20 minutes.
Well, I don't know. It was kind of loose still at the end.
Why do you think that was? Too much egg? Too little oatmeal? Loaf not firmly pressed enough? Too many mixins? Other ideas?
We delivered it to the neighbors and told them that it didn't look great but tasted good (brave husband tasted a few crumbs).
Odd thing I noticed: I have never made or eaten meatloaf before, and have not cooked or eaten meat for >15 years, and when I did before this, it was usually Indian food where the masala smell predominates and mostly chicken.
The smell of this meatloaf cooking was INTENSE. Just smelled like an ANIMAL. I knew enough to know it was not a smell of food-gone-bad, just the nature of the dish. Our poor dog almost went nuts with wanting (not getting because of the onion+garlic = bad for dogs, she has her own dog food). I left the hood fan running, but the kitchen and that part of the house still REEKS and I fear my clothes and hair may smell too.
This reminds me of people who cannot tolerate office or apt bldg food smells and usually complain (in the US) about Indian or SE Asian or Filipino neighbors. I found myself reacting in the same way to this meatloaf smell. Cooking the chicken based dishes for the neighbors was much easier.
In Indian cities there are some neighborhoods/apt bldgs where people try and forbid "non vegetarians" from renting/owning saying they want to be free from the smells of cooking meat, bones in the garbage etc (an issue in areas where solid waste disposal is not well done and rats, dogs, etc congregate around food scraps).
I do not approve of those ideas because those are code words for people of different religion and caste, leading to ugly forms of segregation. But just for a few minutes I can say I understand how awfully the smell of cooking red meat can strike a person who a) is not accustomed to it and b) has negative associations with meat eating.
I am surprised by this as I didn't expect this reaction in me.
ETA: my hand still smells, though I washed well afterwards.
I hope the neighbors like it however, as DH who knows American food said, it doesn't look like much but the taste is OK: about 7 on a scale where 1=dreadful and 10=delicious.
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wow! i never thought of this as a problem in another country - but i totally get it!! i used to stage homes for sale, and we were told to always warn people about cooking "ethnic" (spicy) foods and bacon as the smells can permeate the house and give a potential buyer a negative feeling. Cinnamon is apparently the only "internationally" acceptable smell LOL!
I think you're great. My DH is also on blood thinners, and as a reassurance, know that s/he is likely on a sliding scale of coumadin (warfarin sodium) and gettng it tweaked as needed to make sure the INR is at the right spot. So if you added spinach inadvertently---a ton of it--it would show in the test and be compensated for. Vitamin K hangs out in weird spots...like mayo, pickles, and the usual suspects like broccoli, etc.
I'm not a vegetarian, but my mother, who quit smoking, always had a similar, visceral reaction when she smelled smoke in the house (if an aunt visited and snuck one in the house), similar to your sensing the meat smell--it was a negative reaction, not a wistful"oh that's nice" reaction.


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Not bad for the Tampa Bay Lightning, who entered the weekend with the second fewest points in the NHL and the worst mark in the East.
``He's on a team that is struggling. I think that has hurt him,'' Lightning coach John Tortorella said of Lecavalier's support. ``I think he is the best player in the league.''
Through Tampa Bay's first 44 games, Lecavalier had 28 goals and an NHL-best 63 points. He might be having an all-around better season than last year when he led the league with 52 goals.
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It's not easy to gain attention and support while playing for a last-place team in the Southeast Division, as opposed to Original Six clubs or those in hockey hotbed cities in Canada.
``I think the league pushed it that way, too,'' Tortorella said. ``We are in a nontraditional market down there although we have won a Stanley Cup. Some of these other teams haven't won a Stanley Cup in an awful long time.''
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October 2, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
Felony Disenfranchisement and the 2014 Midterm Elections
As the 2014 midterm elections approach, an estimated 5.85 million Americans will be unable to exercise their voting rights due to a current or previous felony conviction. Of the total disenfranchised population, 2.6 million have completed their sentences, yet are disenfranchised in the 12 states with the most restrictive policies. Overall, 75% of disenfranchised individuals are living in the community, either under probation or parole supervision, or having completed their sentences. Disenfranchisement policies have potentially affected the outcomes of previous U.S. elections, particularly as disenfranchisement laws disproportionately impact communities of color, leaving one in every 13 black adults voiceless in the electoral process.
September 29, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
California Adopts Fair Sentencing Act (SB 1010). Equalizes Penalties for Certain Crack and Powder Cocaine Offenses.
California Governor Jerry Brown has just signed Senate Bill 1010. The legislation eliminates the disparity in sentencing, probation, and asset forfeiture guidelines for possession of crack cocaine for sale versus the same crime involving powder cocaine. The law takes effect in January.
September 25, 2014 (The Daily Journal)
How California Stands Apart on Lifer Parole Policies
"Gerald Denson" was convicted of first-degree murder in Los Angeles County in 1983. He was sentenced to 25 years to life plus two years for using a firearm. Four years ago, the California parole board found him suitable for parole based on his record in prison. But Denson remains behind bars, 31 years after his conviction, because California is among a handful of states that allow the governor to reverse the decisions of a governor-appointed parole board. If Denson were serving his sentence in any of 45 other states, he would be a free man.
A quarter of California's 135,000 prisoners are "lifers" sentenced to serve up to life with the possibility of parole. The national rate is only 7 percent. California has not always been an outlier: In 1990, lifers accounted for 8 percent of the state's prison population. The state has achieved this distinction because of its sentencing and parole policies, not its crime rates.
Author: Nazgol Ghandnoosh, Ph.D.
September 22, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
Race and Justice News
Policing: Protests in Ferguson, MO spur local and federal initiatives
Reforms: Georgia's incarceration rate for African Americans drops 20% in five years
Ethnic Disparities: California Latinos face cumulative disadvantage in the criminal justice system
Probation: Probation is revoked at higher rates for African Americans
September 16, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
Prison Population Reductions Stalled in 2013
Due to expanding prison populations in the majority of states, the total U.S. prison population grew in 2013, according to a new report from the Bureau of Justice Statistics. The 1,574,700 inmates in state and federal prisons at yearend 2013 represent an increase of 4,300 prisoners since the previous year. (The rate of incarceration declined from 480 prisoners per 100,000 population to 478 per 100,000 during the year due to increases in the overall U.S. population.) The new figures come after three years of modest decline from a high of 1,615,500 prisoners in 2009.
"These figures challenge premature and overly optimistic forecasts of the end of mass incarceration," stated Marc Mauer, Executive Director of The Sentencing Project. "Tackling the prison juggernaut will require broader reforms to reduce prison admissions and sentence lengths."
September 15, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
Disenfranchisement News
Florida: Voting Rights in Jail
Wyoming: Opportunity for Reform
Kentucky: New voting rights bill in consideration for 2015
International: ECHR rules ban on prisoner voting violates human rights
Voting from behind bars in Ireland
September 8, 2014 (The New York Times)
Crime, Bias and Statistics
Discussions of the relationship between blacks and the criminal justice system in this country too often grind to a halt as people slink down into their silos and arm themselves with their best rhetorical weapons — racial bias on one side and statistics in which minorities, particularly blacks, are overrepresented as criminals on the other.
September 3, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
New Publication: Race and Punishment: Racial Perceptions of Crime and Support for Punitive Policies
This report examines how racial perceptions of crime are a key cause of the severity of punishment in the United States. Race and Punishment: Racial Perceptions of Crime and Support for Punitive Policies, authored by Nazgol Ghandnoosh, Ph.D., research analyst at The Sentencing Project, synthesizes two decades of research revealing that white Americans' strong associations of crime with blacks and Latinos are related to their support for punitive policies that disproportionately impact people of color.
Coming on the heels of the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri, the report demonstrates that the consequences of white Americans' strong associations of crime with blacks and Latinos extend far beyond policing.
August 28, 2014 (Aspenia Online)
US prisons, racial disparity and civil rights in the 21st century, a conversation with Marc Mauer
Racism, crime and poverty. These three issues are so intertwined and ingrained in the US that it often seems like there is no way to untangle the mess (created in relatively little time) responsible for a whole array of troubles so distinctive of American society today. There is no backdrop better suited to discuss this issue than the nation's prisons. With a large majority of inmates of color, racial profiling is back in public discourse as is felony disenfranchisement (the loss of political rights due to an individual's criminal record) and the question of how to cut down America's massive prison population. To dig deeper into the matter we spoke with Marc Mauer, Executive Director of The Sentencing Project, a Washington-based non-profit group that promotes sentencing policy reform, addresses issues of racial disparity and advocates for alternatives to incarceration.
August 20, 2014 (The Sentencing Project)
Statement by Marc Mauer on Ferguson and the Criminal Justice System
The killing of Michael Brown has brought attention to one young man's loss of life and to untold numbers of cities, towns, and neighborhoods where the lives of people of color are replete with harassment, humiliation, and unnecessary encounters with the justice system. We mourn with Michael Brown's family and community and offer our condolences for their loss.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Americans will pay more to heat their homes this winter as they feel something they didn't feel much of last year: cold.
The Energy Department said Wednesday that heating bills will rise 15 percent for natural gas customers and 19 percent for heating oil customers as temperatures come closer to normal. Last winter was the warmest on record.
Fuel prices will be relatively stable, but customers will have to use more to keep warm than they did a year ago.
Heating oil customers, though, are expected to pay the highest heating oil prices and the biggest overall heating bills ever, an average of $2,494. That's 20 percent more than last year.
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Yesterday I baked some cookies for the Prospector to take up to Pine Crest Lake. This is an annual event for the fathers , sons and daughters of the family. We moms are not allowed on this trip. It's a tradition. This will be my little bambino bean's first time going up there with his daddy and papa.
So this morning the Bean and his daddy arrived early. Papa hooked the boat to daddy's suv and Papa already had the tent trailer hook up to the truck. I gave the Bean his very own pail with cookies, grapes and things to play with. He had to have a cookie but check out the look on his face. He took a bite. He acted, at first, like he wasn't sure about the cookie, he savored the bite for a minute and then he smiled his sweet little smile and said "That's good Noni. Would you like a bite?" I answered "I'd love one", and took a bite.
"Thank you" I said
and Bean said "Lets go outside".
I said "Ok" and we put the cookies in the pail, which he picked up and never let go of.
He had the cookie in his right hand and I told him to hold it up high so Mokie couldn't grab it.
We got through the gate before Moke saw us and Bean went to Papa and said "Papa, want a bite?"
The Prospector said "Sure" and took a bit. Then Bean went over to his daddy and offered him a bite.
My son took a bite and said "Yum". He looked at me and said "Thanks". I gave him the big bag of cookies.
Bean gave me another bite of his cookie and his daddy finished off the rest of it.
We took a couple of pictures of him in the boat and then Daddy put him in his car seat and as they got ready to drive off, gripping his pail with both hands, " Noni, aren't you coming too?"....., Oh how I wanted to go with him, but someone has to stay here and feed the goats, the chickens and the dogs. Someone has to water everything and take care of the farm. This is the "Guy" trip: Fishing, sleeping in tents and for my little bean, learning to float in the lake and make the same memories that my boys did so long ago.
" Not this time Bean, I have to stay here and take care of the animals. But maybe next time, Ok?"
"Ok, Bye." and they left.
I know they will have a great time. Making memories: Cooking dinners, swimming , camping, sleeping in a tent together but next year I think I'm going to break a tradition and go with them...., next year I won't be standing in the driveway saying goodby.
Take care guys and watch the Bean closely. I'll miss you.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Snickerdoodles for Bambino
Labels: grandsons, Snickerdoodles, traditions, vacations Posted by farmlady at 10:12 AM
2 comments:
- Jo said...
It had to be difficult to watch those men drive off with the little one. I hope they don't brain wash him with all of this Men's Trip stuff so that when you try to sneak away with them next year he won't say, "Sorry Nonni you can't go"....
It is sort of neat that they have their little tradition though. So many families tend to drift apart as they grow older and things they did when younger are placed on a shelf somewhere to be memories of the past.
- July 28, 2008 at 12:25 PM
- Karen Deborah said...
so precious we can feel your heart for the little man and what a sweet child! I know these are old posts but since I just discovered you and am reading away I might make a comment or two, or three.
- August 7, 2008 at 2:57 PM
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