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Round Rock Reads!http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/atom.aspxCommunity Server2007-07-26T17:09:00ZGalveston, Texas: September 8, 1900: Over 6,000 men, women, and children deadhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2010/01/08/galveston-texas-september-8-1890-over-6-000-men-women-and-children-dead.aspx2010-01-08T17:53:00Z2010-01-08T17:53:00Z
"A rocking horse stood by itself on a low rise, no house in sight. 'And so help me,' Sterret said, 'I would have rather seen all the vessels of the earth stranded high and dry than to have seen this child's toy standing right out on the prairie, masterless.'"

A reporter's reaction to the devastation he saw from a train approaching Galveston right after the 1900 Great Hurricane. Quoted in Erik Larson's Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History, [page 226-227], this year's Round Rock Reads winner.

What storm could be so important that it could forever alter the course of Texas history and commercial trade in the nation? Enter the hurricane of 1900, an unnamed storm that roared out of the Gulf of Mexico, wiped out a city, killed 6,000 men, women and children and remains the single greatest natural disaster in American history. This is the subject of Erik Larson's terrifying account of the massive hurricane that targeted the City of Galveston on September 8, 1900.

Weather forecasting at the turn of the century was in its infancy but scientists were arrogant in their firm belief that they understood the formation and paths of hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. Isaac Cline, Galveston's forecaster, witnessed with his own eyes the bizarre and ominous weather that hung over the city before the storm, but, like a good bureaucrat, followed orders from his superiors in Washington D.C. to not warn city residents. Sacrificing his own wife and children, he and his brother, Joseph, clung to Isaac's house at the height of the storm's vertical winds and rain. "'Evacuate,' Joseph urged. 'Stay,' Isaac said." [Pg. 191]. Through the actual telegrams, letters, and reports sent by Isaac Cline to the nation's weather bureau, and the testimony from survivors, Larson vividly describes the devastation wreaked on the city that caused so much human suffering and death.

Book lovers will be riveted by this vivid, dramatic description of nature's fury and are encouraged to discuss the book and its subject matter via this blog. Click on the library's website and the image of the book cover at http://www.roundrocktexas.gov/library for further reading, historical images of the horrific aftermath of the storm and the History Channel's program dedicated to the deadliest hurricane in history.

Rebecca Schreinerhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Rebecca-Schreiner.aspxI Am Not Making This Uphttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/04/18/i-am-not-making-this-up.aspx2008-04-18T19:01:00Z2008-04-18T19:01:00Z
Years ago, we moved to a large Midwestern city, and I went job-hunting to fund the necessities and my husband's grad school expenses. My brief resume earned me the chance to interview with the owner of an established business firm. He took one look and told me kindly that the interview wouldn't be necessary--I appeared to be too young. Customers expected the main office to exude tradition and credibility, an image this applicant didn't fit. At least I remembered my manners and rose and said something about appreciating his time, etc. My accent must have registered, because from halfway down the hall came, "Wait, don't go--you're from Texas!" Long story short: this gentleman had been stationed in Texas during World War II. He said that the kindness of Texans helped him through an otherwise miserable experience, and he pronounced Texans to be "the best people in the world". He also gave my resume another look. I was hired, bills were paid, and the job proved to be a great fit on both sides.

That's one of my favorite perks about being a Texan--praise by association. This year's Round Rock Reads! selection--Texas in Her Own Words--helps to explain why we Texans generally have stories such as this one to share. Tweed Scott's compilation of anecdotes and musings from all sorts of Texans appeals to both natives and those wishing to figure out what that mystique (Tweed calls it the "T chromosome") is all about. And the author undoubtedly has tales of his own to tell, some of them having to do with the eye-opening experience of creating and publishing a book.

You'll have an opportunity to talk to Tweed Scott on Thursday, April 24, at the La Frontera Barnes & Noble, 2701 Parker Road. This final program of 2008 Round Rock Reads! is one we've been especially looking forward to--a chance to take library programming "on the road" and enjoy Barnes & Noble's hospitality while interacting with a real, live author. Bring your questions, stories, and curiosity on Thursday evening at 7:00 PM. See you there!
Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxWhat's in a Name?http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/04/14/what-s-in-a-name.aspx2008-04-14T21:25:00Z2008-04-14T21:25:00Z
Gambler, cowboy, racehorse owner, gold miner, entrepreneur, outlaw--Sam Bass was many things. No one ever accused him of civic mindedness, however. Yet, Sam Bass Road, Sam Bass Youth Baseball, Sam Bass Community Theatre, and the Annual Frontier Days re-enactment of his final shootout attest to our fascination with his career. How is it that the calculating bank robber and killer morphed into a colorful local legend? Are we sentimental about his death on his 27th birthday? No matter--the city of Round Rock has gained a bit of western glamour by association with Mr. Bass. In a way, he has given back to the community from which he intended to take quite a lot.

Speaking of names that figure prominently in Round Rock geography and architecture: haven't you wondered about the McConicos of McConico Building fame? How about the Carlins? They're everywhere and have been for about five generations, and the same is true of the Mercers. Joanne Land, who served as city secretary for over 30 years, is the daughter of Williamson County sheriff Henry Matysek, commemorated by a portrait bust on the courthouse grounds.

 The first time I navigated out to La Frontera by way of Hester's Crossing, I knew there must be a story behind that street name. Hank Hester knows it, and he'll be on hand at Round Rock in Her Own Words Thursday, April 17 at Round Rock Public Library. Other panelists with history to share include Patsy McConico Anderson, Delfino Bryan, David Carlin, Jesse Mercer Carson, Robert Organ, and Joanne Land. Come at 7:00 for the ice cream social (with free Blue Bell ice cream!), then enjoy the presenters and an open mic for the audience, which will include descendants of Swedish settlers. Take an opportunity to meet and chat with Tweed Scott, author of this year's Round Rock Reads! selection, Texas in Her Own Words.

Dale Ricklefs, Round Rock Public Library director, and Chris Dyer, Williamson County Historical Museum director, will facilitate this evening of Round Rock memories and answers to those "I always wondered..." questions that occur to you as you drive around the city. Round Rock in Her Own Words will be video and audio recorded, but you'll want to experience this event in person.

Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxAuthentic Round Rockhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/04/08/authentic-round-rock.aspx2008-04-08T21:11:00Z2008-04-08T21:11:00Z

First, a note of thanks to SOS (Save Our Springs Alliance) executive director Bill Bunch and author Tweed Scott: they shared in last night's screening of The Unforeseen and responded to some thoughtful questions and comments from the audience. The classy, comfortable theater facility lent to us by Round Rock Higher Education Center enhanced my appreciation of that wonderful film.

Afterward, driving home from the new RRHEC building, by way of IKEA, the outlet mall, and a few other this-could-be-anywhere suburban amenities, my husband and I passed by the Round Rock. It has witnessed much during the area's rapid growth from the sleepy town of 2700 (in 1970) to the busy city of 96,000 today. Many who were here in 1970 have moved on, but a number of the families who were part of the early heritage remain. Like the rock, they testify that the city retains its unique core identity, hidden under a few layers of modernity.

 Dale Ricklefs, director of Round Rock Public Library, has witnessed close to three decades of the city's transformation. And, as she recruited panelists for Round Rock in Her Own Words, she learned even more from citizens linked to the town's past. Dale was told, for example, that Round Rock has almost always been a fairly diverse city. Of course, we've read about the segregated schools, but did you know that the Hispanic school merged with the white school in 1948?

Consider setting aside an opportunity--Thursday, April 17 at 7:00 PM--to enjoy free Blue Bell ice cream and get the scoop on Round Rock's past. Some of the historic goings-on, from the advent of the early Swedish settlers through the turbulent 20th century, might surprise you!

 "In the early 1980s, the library captured the voices of individuals now passed on, such as C.D. Fulkes and Noel Grisham. Twenty-five years later, we will capture the voices and images of those who 'lived' Round Rock in the 1940s to early 1960s, before IH-35 split the city in half, the water crisis of the late 1970s, and today's traffic gridlock." - Dale Ricklefs
Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxRobert Redford Slept Herehttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/04/01/robert-redford-slept-here.aspx2008-04-01T23:53:00Z2008-04-01T23:53:00Z
Am I the only local Robert Redford fan who just learned that Redford spent time in Austin during his formative years--and that he learned to swim at Barton Springs pool? A number of film reviews for The Unforeseen allude to this, along with the fact that the actor/director cites that experience as having "awakened him to the natural world."

As co-producer (along with Terrence Malick) of the film, Mr. Redford intends for another awakening to occur--one in which we realize that the outcome of the approximately 30-year battle over land usage in the Barton Springs watershed affects all of us. Certainly, Central Texans can already appreciate that, as a result of political moves that overturned Austin's anti-growth ordinance, Barton Springs is now (according to Kevin Kelly's Sundance review) "practically a beaker full of evidence" against land overdevelopment. However, as underwater views of Barton Springs from 1996 contrast with recent ones, evidence warns that this is more than a before-and-after account; it's a this-could-happen-to-you tale. Sequels to this drama could be set anywhere in the world.

The Round Rock Reads! free screening of director Laura Dunn's The Unforeseen is set for Monday, April 7 (7:00 PM) at the Round Rock Higher Education Center. The documentary offers more than a compelling true story. Called "poetic and gorgeous" (reviewer Natalie McMenemy), The Unforeseen demonstrates the influence that personal agendas and business interests can exert to devalue the environment--our ultimate long-term investment.
 Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxDo You Feel Lucky?http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/03/26/do-you-feel-lucky.aspx2008-03-26T19:03:00Z2008-03-26T19:03:00Z
Jan Triplett observes that picking up a rock in Texas provokes one of two likely consequences: "there is going to be a snake under it" or "oil is gonna gush out from under it" (Texas in Her Own Words, p. 166). Acknowledging extremes of good and bad fortune, we may concede that the harsh, tragic, reptile-producing end of the spectrum is what ultimately molded the Texan character.

 Clint Lynch, Director of Research for Texas State Cemetery, concurs: "I always thought Texas was founded in failure" (p. 170). He lists Houston's alcoholism, Travis' marital troubles and debt, Crockett's lost re-election bid, and Bowie's land fraud charges as proof of the alchemy that has often wrought dignity out of disaster. Sarah Guerra (p. 161) offers a more recent example. Recalling earlier times when she was denied service in restaurants and segregated from Anglo children at school, she reflects, "That love that I didn't get from white people when we were growing up, that probably gave me the courage to love everybody."

Consider this ongoing character-building opportunity: the controversy over Austin's Barton Springs. The first program in Round Rock Reads! 2008 series, a screening of The Unforeseen, showcases the conflict between real estate developers and advocates for the environment. Director Laura Dunn's award-winning film not only chronicles the battle between land investors' interests and the Save Our Springs alliance but also foreshadows the aftermath of unimpeded development.

Film critic Kenneth Turan labels this 2007 Sundance Film Festival selection a "whodunit, with the Earth itself being the victim of the crime." Mark your calendar for 7:00 P.M., Monday, April 7, when Round Rock Higher Education Center will host this special presentation of The Unforeseen. Could the lessons of Barton Springs produce yet another Texas triumph over impending failure? Watch and decide for yourself.
Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxWhy Great-Grandpa Went to Texashttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/03/20/why-great-grandpa-went-to-texas.aspx2008-03-20T22:18:00Z2008-03-20T22:18:00Z
Any discussion of what makes Texans Texans should include David Crockett. Perishing at the Alamo just a few weeks after his arrival, this newcomer martyred himself for Texas independence. However--loyalty and sacrifice aside--Crockett's actions upon leaving Tennessee already signaled his suitability for Texan-hood. Having lost re-election for Congress, Crockett reportedly declared, "You may all go to Hell, and I will go to Texas."

 I don't mean to suggest that contentiousness is the defining Texan characteristic (some would argue), but the desire for re-invention probably is. Many of Tweed Scott's interviews in Texas in Her Own Words note the allure of the second chance. Mike Harris observes, "Even Davy Crockett was looking for a new start" (pg. 15). Paul Andrew Hutton agrees that one of Texas' greatest charms is that "you have the possibility of becoming something new" (pg. 10).

Many of us claim Texas ancestors who required fresh starts--and right away, too--following illegal duels, horse-trading incidents with fatal outcomes, or other such events occurring in more settled areas of the nation. These hurried transplants, along with others chasing adventure or prosperity, would likely have supported Vonceia Reece's judgment that "To be a native Texan means you are adaptable" (pg. 52).

In April, Round Rock Reads! will sponsor three events: a film, a panel discussion/ice cream social, and a book discussion. These features were chosen to portray the history of the Texan identity. Come join us in an exploration of the past, the personalities of the Lone Star State, and a bit of modern controversy. You'll see why the late Marge Mueller, mayor Luckenbach, reflected, "I agree that with opportunity comes the struggle. This is Texas" (pg. 152).

Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxI Confess...http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/03/13/i-confess.aspx2008-03-13T15:24:00Z2008-03-13T15:24:00Z
...that when up-and-coming Round Rock Public Library staffer Eric T. nominated Texas in Her Own Words for this year's Round Rock Reads! ballot, I joined in the chorus of committee approval, all the while asserting confidently, "Of course, it'll never win." Oh, but I wanted it to! A fourth-generation native Texan, I was obliged to live in other states for many years due to my husband's career. He was the only person who regretted that development more than I. A fifth-generation native, he describes himself as "a Texan of American descent". And now, nearly three years after finally achieving Texas repatriation, we still can't view a bluebonnet or the capitol dome without getting misty.

We claim zero objectivity where Texas is concerned.This was the issue-the assumption that recently transplanted Round Rock folks who cherish their own loyalties wouldn't choose to read a book apparently tailor-made for people like us. As it happens, I was wrong twice. Area residents voted decisively for Texas in Her Own Words, and the book has much to offer anyone who has noticed (and who hasn't?) that Texas is a unique sociological and political phenomenon. Author Tweed Scott collected more than sixty interviews attesting to Texas' vivid, romantic past and continuing influence. We hope you'll pick up a copy at the bookstore-or check out one from the library-and join us in (these words are Kinky Friedman's) "searching for the soul of Texas".
Linda Sappenfieldhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Linda-Sappenfield.aspxTexas in her Own Words is the winner!http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/02/14/texas-in-her-own-words-is-the-winner.aspx2008-02-15T02:34:00Z2008-02-15T02:34:00Z

Thanks to everyone who showed up at Tuesday night's kickoff celebration of Round Rock Reads! A special thanks to City Council Member Carlos Salinas for announcing the winning book and to author Tweed Scott for his entertaining talk. We'd also like to thank Starbucks for providing coffee and yummy pastries and for Barnes and Noble selling copies of all of the nominated books that evening.

 Now it's time to read the book! You can check out the book at the library, or purchase the book at Barnes and Noble. Then in April, we'll show the film The Unforeseen at the Round Rock Higher Education Center (April 7th), have a panel discussion of Round Rock's origins (April 17th), and hold a book discussion with author Tweed Scott at Barnes and Noble (April 24th). You won't want to miss any of these great events!

Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxAnd The Winner Is....http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/02/10/and-the-winner-is.aspx2008-02-10T23:48:00Z2008-02-10T23:48:00Z
You'll find out if you come to the Round Rock Reads kickoff celebration this Tuesday night at the library! At 7 PM, City Council Member Carlos Salinas will announce the book that we will read as a community in the coming months. Author Tweed Scott will talk to us about what a real Texan is, we'll have yummy snacks, and Barnes & Noble will be there selling all all six of the nominated books. And, we'll give away raffle prizes of the winning book to three lucky people.

See ya there!
Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxIt's time to vote!http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2008/01/01/it-s-time-to-vote.aspx2008-01-01T08:00:00Z2008-01-01T08:00:00Z
I know, I know...it's not the easiest time of year; the holidays are over, time to take down the Christmas decorations, time to start working on those New Year's resolutions. What's there to look forward to, you ask?

Round Rock Reads!

You get to vote, starting TODAY! What book should our city read during the months of February and March? You have six choices, and I promise you, any one of these titles promises a great read.

So, without further ado, here is the link to the online ballot. We'll announce the winning book on Friday, February 8th at a library extravaganza!

VOTE!
Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxWhat should we read?http://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2007/12/17/what-should-we-read.aspx2007-12-17T21:58:00Z2007-12-17T21:58:00Z
You get to help decide. Starting January 1st, the Round Rock Public Library will launch its second annual Round Rock Reads program with a 31-day election that will determine the book our city will read in 2008. You can vote online on the City's website starting January 1st, or you can vote in-person at ballot locations around the city. The choices this year all have intriguing themes; you can see for yourself--here are the six books you will be voting on:

Around the Bloc: My Life in Moscow, Beijing, and Havana by Stephanie Elizondo Griest (non-fiction)

Desperate to escape South Texas, Stephanie Elizondo Griest dreamed of becoming a foreign correspondent. So she headed to Russia looking for some excitement—commencing what would become a four-year, twelve-nation Communist bloc tour that shattered her preconceived notions of the "Evil Empire."

The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri (fiction)
The Namesake takes the Ganguli family from their tradition-bound life in Calcutta through their fraught transformation into Americans. The novel illuminates this acclaimed author's signature themes: the immigrant experience, the clash of cultures, and the tangled ties between generations.

The Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon (fiction)

Lou Arrendale is part of a small group of high-functioning autistic adults, he has a steady job, a car, friends, and a passion for fencing. But then his quiet life comes under attack. It starts with an experimental treatment that will reverse the effects of autism in adults. But if he was suddenly free of autism, would he still be himself?

Texas in Her Own Words by Tweed Scott (non-fiction)

Texas in Her Own Words is the ultimate look at what Texans think about being Texan, by long-time Austin radio personality Tweed Scott. The book is the culmination of Scott's 4,000-mile search for the "T" chromosome and the origins of the Texas mystique.

The Things They Carried depicts the men of Alpha Company and their tour of Vietnam. With the creative verve of the greatest fiction and the intimacy of a searing autobiography, the book is a testament to the men who risked their lives in America's most controversial war, and ultimately the courage, determination, and luck we all need to survive.

The World Without us by Alan Weisman (non-fiction)

A penetrating, page-turning tour of a post-human Earth. In The World without Us, Alan Weisman offers an utterly original approach to questions of humanity's impact on the planet: he asks us to envision our Earth, without us. In this far-reaching narrative, Weisman explains how our massive infrastructure would collapse and finally vanish without human presence.

Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxThe author speakshttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2007/09/07/the-author-speaks.aspx2007-09-07T21:17:00Z2007-09-07T21:17:00Z
I got a response from Mr. Urrea this week answering the questions some of us had about his book, The Devil's Highway. I'll post his response here. The questions I asked him in my email were: Why did you write the book? And, are you in touch with any of the survivors?

 Here is his response:

" ...As far as why the book was written: it was a request from New York. After Across the Wire, By the Lake of Sleeping Children, and Nobody's Son (about to be re-released with a beautiful new cover, by the way), I thought I was through with the border. I certainly had no plans to write another book about it.

However, Little, Brown contacted me and basically told me they thought I was the only writer who could tackle this tragedy and do it justice. They wanted a "Trojan horse." In other words, a men-in-peril adventure that snuck secrets and revelations about immigration and immigrants into Mainstream America. What a challenge!

I never knew I'd be doing that duty for the Border Patrol too. But, I think, that's what helped make the book valuable.

The survivors. This is an interesting situation. Only recently have they been released from their vows of silence by lawyers and Immigration officials. The various lawsuits and criminal trials are over.

Through my movie team (how tacky does that sound) we have all been in touch with the widows and the people who went back home to Veracruz. We actually have some footage of them at their homes talking about it. The small cadre of men that survived, led by Nahum, still resides in Phoenix, with immunity provided by the US Government. But they are afraid of exposure and leery of "fame." Nahum, in fact, was going to come to my last series of readings in Arizona, but declined at the last minute. Mendez, on the other hand, remains in prison under death threats to himself and his loved ones. He will not talk. His lawyer has taken him correspondence from me, and the movie guys have tried to get him to open up, but he won't even answer their letters.

Now, the law enforcement side and the consular side have been very much in touch with me over these years.

Honestly, I thought I'd report on it and then move on and it would all be forgotten. I had no idea there would be a strange little Devil's Highway industry. I'm glad I didn't know, or I would have been more timid in my writing. I wrote with the kind of rage and fatalism of someone who was sure nobody gave a damn and wouldn't pay attention anyway. Oops. When the Pulitzer thing happened, you could have knocked me over with a feather.

Luis
 Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxThe Bookhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2007/08/03/the-book.aspx2007-08-03T11:27:00Z2007-08-03T11:27:00Z
We had a great brown-bag discussion of The Devil's Highway last Saturday. Near the end of the event, we came up with a few questions for Mr. Urrea, the author, so I've been waiting to post until I heard back from him. Well, he hasn't responded yet, but I promise I will let you know when he does. This is what we decided to ask him:

Are you in touch with any of the survivors? How are they doing?

Why did you write The Devil's Highway?

Many of us attending the discussion shared with the group what a difficult read Devil's Highway was, painful to read about people suffering so much, going through the stages of heat exhaustion, and then many of them ultimately dying. It's grim. I appreciated that Urrea told the story as if he were a reporter, he did not over-emotionalize or over-identify with any one character, making the story more bearable for me to read. From the Border Patrol cop, to the immigrants from Veracruz, he gave us a picture of each individual; there were no "good" or "bad" guys, they were all people trying to do what they thought was the right thing for them to be doing.

One person at the discussion read an especially poignant quote from near the end of the book: (page 198, 199)

"Vargas watched as each coffin was carried from the plane to great tumult. One by one, they were laid inside the waiting hearses.....Later, she calculated that the dead men's flight alone had cost over sixty-eight thousand dollars.

'What if,' she asked, 'somebody had simply invested that amount in their villages to begin with?'

Something to think about.
Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspxPanel Wrap-uphttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/blogs/rrr/archive/2007/07/26/panel-wrap-up.aspx2007-07-26T22:09:00Z2007-07-26T22:09:00Z
The panel discussion on immigration Monday evening at City Hall was lively. A crowd of about 50 people were in attendance, and many stayed until the end to ask questions of the panelists.

Reverend Dr. William Sappenfield served as the moderator and each panelist got approximately two minutes to answer each of Dr. Sappenfield's six questions. Panelists included: Curtis Collier--President of US Border Watch, Terri English--Director of Immigration Counseling and Outreach Services, Leslie Helmcamp--Catholic Charities of Central Texas, Edna Yang--Political Asylum Project of Austin, and Larry Youngblood--Texas Border Volunteers. The six questions were:

By 2010, it is estimated that over 50% of people living in Texas will be non-Caucasian. Why do you think some Texans fear this demographic change?

How well does building a wall help with the border problem?

Do you think the immigration laws in the U.S. need to be reformed? Which reform is most urgently needed?

The Hutto Family Residential Facility in Taylor, Texas has received considerable publicity in recent months. In your opinion, how close does the facility come to fulfilling its intended purpose?

Should all government services be denied to undocumented workers, or just some? How should the U.S. decide which services are appropriate to offer to undocumented workers?

What do you think would happen if the U.S. was able to send all undocumented workers home tomorrow?

As you can imagine, the panelists had varying opinions on each question, but they were all civilized and respectful of one another. There were newspaper articles on the panel on the front page of the Round Rock Leader today, as well as the Daily Texan on Tuesday. The panel was videotaped, so if you would like to view the discussion from your computer, click here.

The events surrounding Round Rock Reads! will end this Saturday with a brown-bag book discussion of The Devil's Highway by Luis Alberto Urrea. The event is from 12-2 in Meeting Room B of the library. The library will provide dessert. Hope to see you all there!
Sarah Samsonhttp://roundrocktexas.gov/cc/members/Sarah-Samson.aspx


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Shell studies oil trade impact of EU Iran sanctions
Says EU sanctions may have implications for transactions.
October 28, 2010 2:43 by Reuters
Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it would assess any impact of European sanctions on its oil trade with Iran and had stopped some activities there following tougher U.S. measures earlier this year.
The European Union sanctions over Iran's nuclear work, launched in July and which became law this week, seek to block oil and gas investment in the Islamic Republic, the world's fifth largest oil exporter.
"Our trading business with Iran is carried out under longer-term contracts," Shell's chief financial officer, Simon Henry, said on Thursday. "We continue to lift (buy Iranian crude) under those contracts, but we do need to assess any implications of the European legislation."
"It's fair to say that the European legislation, some of which was only clarified this week, we still need to understand. There are clearly some implications around payment transactions."
Oil industry sources have said that following the measures financial transactions with Iran have become more difficult, making it harder to pay for Iranian exports in currencies such as the euro and the dollar.
As a result, the sources say that some European oil companies have scaled back their purchases of Iranian oil this year and are reviewing whether to buy Iranian oil in 2011.
Henry said Shell always worked within sanctions and legal requirements and was stopping some business in Iran due to U.S. sanctions passed earlier this year. The U.S. measures did not apply to crude oil trading.
"The amount of activities is relatively low in materiality terms. We don't have big investments there," he said.
"We are withdrawing from some small downstream activities and we have been providing technical advice to some of the upstream. But that will all now stop."
"We stopped supplying refined products last year and we're not supplying aviation fuel outside Iran."
Henry was speaking on a conference call after the company reported its third-quarter earnings.
(Reporting by Alex Lawler; Editing by Anthony Barker)
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KarenA September 4, 2013
I'm 50+ and can relate to this. Young guys are hot studs!!
John February 21, 2012
Nothing like being a young man getting some on the side from an MILF....
Gym rat January 2, 2013
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susie November 8, 2011
im a chick with a dick
ste November 3, 2010
susie,Good luck at the docs.The only prob with you and me getting it together is finding out where and when.I so want to do everything to you.I want to taste your beautiful pussy of yours while chewing on your swollen clit then I move my hands all over your body discovering what makes you groan with pleasure until I find the ideal spot then I enter your welcoming slit with my cock which is fit to explode but where will I release my load? I pull out and cum allover your huge tits face and hair while collapsing in a heap...til I start all over again but this time Im doing what you ask.Mmmmm.I want you so badly.We have to hook up...and soon if poss
susie November 3, 2010
yes i think its safe to say weekend messages dont get printed.i'd love you to carry out these promises but isnt that a problem with you being in ireland and me here.lets get it on babe.im going to the doc again now thats why this is an early message.im thinking about what you'd like to do to me and loving it ste
Lewis November 3, 2010
ste and susie, i just read this whole conversation and it really turns me on. im gunna relieve myself and think of you both having sex.
susie November 4, 2010
mmmm ste what a thing to read first thing in the morning,its got me so excited and by the looks of it that lewis too.i want your cock up my pussy so much i want your hands to roam my tits and i want you to fuck me in every position possible.i'd love the idea of us hooking up ste lets do it mmmm
susie November 5, 2010
hey ste you kinda get me going every time.i'll be squatting on your face before long and wrapping my long legs around you so i can feel your hard cock inside me.mmmm so good.we must meet up i'll leave that to you to decide how.but im looking forward to it already
ste November 4, 2010
susie.All your wishes are going to be granted and the sooner the better as far as Im concerned.How can we hook up?Im at a loss for any idea on how we can do this and its driving me mad.If you and me chatting has a great effect on Lewis can you imagine the effect you are having on me susie??I need to fill your pussy with my cock and eat those tits of yours.Im sorry but I dont think that I could contain myself if they were in my hands and in my accommadating mouth.I need to be locked in a room with you for days so we can both enjoy rampant sex.Wish you were sitting on my face doing the splits right now.Imagine how far up your pussy and ass I could stick my tongue??Wow the thought of it is getting me going...again.How are we going to hook up?
ste November 2, 2010
susie.Its great to hear from you as it always is.Theres defo problems with messaging on weekends.I would so love to be having hard rampant sex with you right here right now.You send my head in a spin and I hope one day to carry out all my promises to you for real.Glad to hear that you are on the road to recovery with your leg injury.Wish I was there to take care of you.I want to suck,lick,eat,massage,and fuck every part of your body.In fact whatever you want me to do just ask.Oooo the thought of giving you a cream pie is getting me hard for you.Mmmmm.
susie November 1, 2010
ste ive sent 3 messages now i dont know whats going on.i hope you can try and message me.i need to hear from you.i really want you to fuck me hard
tresor October 26, 2010
femme superbe
ste October 25, 2010
susie I hope you are on the mend after your fall.Wish I was with you to tend to your every need and I mean every need.I sent a message 2 days ago but I think they are not getting through as the weekends are so busy on this site.I would love you and me to make our own video to put on this site.I would love to see you in all your sexy uniforms but I bet you look sexy no matter what you wear!!! I would love to slide my cock up you while you are groaning in pleasure and Im also making noises to show my appreciation on just how good you are at fucking and Im sucking those nipples of yours while playing with your big tits.Ooooo I wish I was doing it for real and not just here.Mmmmmmm
Suttar October 30, 2010
doley October 30, 2010
what a big bouncy babe
susie November 1, 2010
hey ste i was hoping you hadnt run out on me as i had sent you a message thur and fri but i see now they are not there.im feeling alot better.i'd love to have you deep up my pussy. we must try and do something about this.im so hot for you and my toys have been getting alot of action this week thinking about you fucking me.i want you soooo much .what can we do
sukater November 1, 2010
takovou kundicku bych mrdal od rana do vecera
shay November 6, 2010
ste susie i want in! haha better than the video
ste November 8, 2010
susie,I dont know whats going on but I tried twice to send you long messages and still they havent gone through.I assumed it was because it was the weekend.I need to fuck you so badly I really do.Im going to have a gallon of cum in my balls for you by the time we get together.I hope your leg is on the mend to take my weight as I pound your beautiful pussy.If Shay wants in can you imagine how much I want in!!!Help me susie please mmmmm.I can almost taste you.Make my wishes come true
ste November 12, 2010
susie.Just like you Im going to have to wank myself watching the video of your look a like and wishing more than ever that I was doing it to you for real.If you have any ideas on how we can hook up Im more than keen as you might have guessed by now to any suggestions.To throw you on my bed and slowly strip you off till I cant take it any more.I then ask you to do the crab position where I then fall to my knees and stick 2 fingers up your wet pussy while my tongue is doing overtime on your clit.I then replace my fingers with my cock where I empty my huge load up your waiting pussy.Mmmmmm Help me susie as this is driving me crazy
susie November 12, 2010
Ste i would so love to meet up with you for real.the thought of it makes me wet every time.we have to do something about this its driving me crazy.i think i'll have to play with myself now ste wishing it was you
susie November 15, 2010
its driving me even crazier ste.the thoughts of you wanting to fuck me so hard and so deep are so strong.i want this to happen for real im aching for you to do everything you've said you want to do to me.i'll make it a night you wont forget and thats a promise.but how and where do we meet.id love to sit on you while you fuck my pussy so hard and suck my beautiful tits
ste November 16, 2010
susie can you think of any websites that we could contact each other on?Im at a loss to think of any but I will look into it.I need to feel your womanly body on mine and asap.Whatever you want me to do to and for you consider it done.Now all we need to do is sort it out for real.Until then imagine me licking down the runway of hair you have guiding my tongue to your wet pussy where I part your lips with my mouth while my tongue expertly licks your clit and slides into your waiting pussy deeper and deeper while you take my cock in your mouth.The minute I feel like Im going to explode i ram my dick into you in whatever position you desire until I cant hold back any longer and I end up giving you a deep cream pie while sucking hard on your big tits and nipples...Mmmmm
ste November 18, 2010
sponge4501 how do think I feel.I want this woman sooo badly.I wish there was a way to fuck her for real and not fantasising on this website.Its so horny to think that susie looks like that.She is one hot babe.And despite what heh said we are 2 different people.
sponge4501 November 18, 2010
Ste and Susie, you to have got me well excited too, iv just watched Susie video alike and you must be well fit. I so want to put my tounge in ur ass. You have made my cock so hard I think I need to wank
ste November 11, 2010
heh why dont you go and watch some porn instead of looking at punctuation errors.How sad are you nit picking just because me and susie want to fuck.susie Im glad that plums like this are not putting you off.In fact it makes me more determined to see you for real and not through this.I tried to message you twice...again and they didnt go through.Have you any ideas on meeting?Maybe try on another website or something like that??I so want you.Help me susie to make this happen for real please
susie November 11, 2010
get a life heh.ste is very real now do one.hey ste ready to get my pussy juiced up.im waiting and wanting you even more.lets sort something out
susie November 9, 2010
mmmm ste you really get me going really wanting you to pound my pussy lips so hard and make me cum all over you.we have to do something about this i cant take it any longer i want you and soon.i'll give you a night you wont ever forget hopefully sooner than later.
ThePussyDestroyer October 25, 2010
awsome body and a sexy accent
Susie September 20, 2011
ste I am really a guy. I have a huge schlong and I wanna rifle your tight arse with it. Sorry... I know I was bad but hey, I think you are up for some hot sausage action
uhahuahu June 11, 2010
eomer1967 June 11, 2010
une belle vieille grosse salope bien chaude comme je les aime
heh November 11, 2010
I bet ste and susie are the same guy. Same punctuation errors. Dude just keeps coming back for this video and commenting to himself.
ste November 8, 2010
susie,I so badly want to get it on with you but how can we do it??I would love this and I tried to send you a long message on friday but as usual it never went through.Hope you had a good weekend.I would love for you and me to have a great weekend together.I want to do everything to you...and some more!! Help me susie to get to meet up please.the thoughts of you and me is driving me crazy.My dick will fall off if I have to just imagine what you and me are up to.Ooooo susie help me
azzone October 24, 2010
sta qui fa delle facce ke fanno troppo arrapare!!!!!!! very good__4/5
ste October 2, 2010
susie i sent you a message yesterday and again it never got through.try this video--big bouncey tits. im like a heavier set version of this guy.What video shows what you look like?I wish you were here with me right now.I would do anything that you want me to do.
ste October 1, 2010
susie the nearest 3 videos i could find are called- big bouncey tits. pathetic hubby watches hot wife. close your legs your letting a draft in here. Im a bit like theses 2 guys but a bit heavier built.Hope it doesnt put you off.I so badly want to fuck you susie and can you find some videos of what you look like.You make me horny all the time and my wife wants to thank you but its you id love to suck,lick,fuck,eat,and anything else that you want me to do.I know we could both teach each other new tricks if we had the chance to.
ste October 2, 2010
sorry susie meant to tell you thta its the guy with the billy goat beard nad not the one who plays the hubby.Hope your not too disapointed.lol.would love to give you a dirty hard fuck right here and right now
ste October 2, 2010
tried sending another 2 messages to you and they werent allowed.I hope one of them gets through to you.I wish you were sitting next to me so i could lay you down and eat you til you beg me for more when i then replace my tongue with my hard cock and fuck you hard til i cum deep up you while sucking on both your tits
floty October 3, 2010
what a big titted beautiful babe
ste October 3, 2010
susie ive tried again sending you 3 messages in the psat 3 days and none of them have gone through.i dont know what else to do.I know i want to fuck you still and cum all over you
susie September 30, 2010
ste i like the thought of you hammering away at my wet pussy,and believe me when i say its been very wet at the moment.good idea about the video would like to see one.i'd like to email you as well especially if these messages dont always go through.i cant wait to see what you look like mmmm
momomo September 29, 2010
big tit milf fuck me please
ste September 26, 2010
susie,I thought you got fed up.Im glad your not.I dont know whats going on with the messages but I sent you 2 about 2 days ago and they never went to you.The thoughts of you in the crab position got me hard as a rock as I imagined sliding in and out of your beautiful pussy while playing with your big tits and then covering you in my hot cum.I want you susie.I would love to really fuck you.Where are you from?
susie September 26, 2010
ste i thought u ran out on me till i saw you had sent me a message but it didnt get shown.is that common.im still here waiting to hear about you and my pussy is wetter than ever waiting for your cock to fuck me
ste September 27, 2010
susie i tried again to send you a message about 9 hours ago and again it didnt go through.I would so badly want to suck and fuck you for real.Im aching for you.i would never run out on you.
susie September 27, 2010
ste so glad your messages got shown.my my you know how to talk the talk dont you.no i'm not getting fed up,just getting started more like.Im glad you like the crab its a really good position and id love having your cum over me.Im abit of a nomad,from Scotland originally but lived in the states for 15 years,so i have a mix of accent,hope that dont put u off.still waiting to hear about you
oxo September 28, 2010
ste September 28, 2010
susie,i love the thought of your voice screaming out just how much you are enjoying us fucking.Ive tried 4 times to tell you about me but believe me when i say that those messages are not being allowed.I would love to talk or email you away from here but again i dont think this is allowed either.Id love to be inside you right now hammering away at your wet pussy while sucking those big breasts of yours.You sound like my knid of woman.Seeing as im having trouble in letting you know about me how about i try and find a video on this site that is close to how i look?as soon as i find one i will tell you the title and you can see for yourself
susie October 4, 2010
ste i now know what you mean about these messages not always going through.i sent you one over the weekend and its not there how strange.i am so turned on for your cock right now would love to give you a long long fuck and suck your cock till you cum in my mouth mmmm the thought of it.maybe we should try another way of messaging each other.my my my i am very horny for you right now.i hope you will think of me while you are playing with your cock ste
susie October 4, 2010
well well look at that its like waiting for a bus then three arrive together.this is so horny ste.i watched the video and i like what i see alot.i like the sound of you and if you do look like this guy then i want you even more.oh my im going to be busy tonight with my toys thinking of you as im fingering my wet pussy and thinking of you as i cum mmmm.i will look for a video and let you know ok
susie October 17, 2010
hey ste i sent another message to you 2 days ago but again it never got shown.i like the idea of you getting turned on by me,i like reading about what you would do to me also and trust me when i say hun i get so wet thinking of you and your cock fucking me.my uniform for work isnt as sexy as the uniforms i have at home,would love to model one for you.the video i gave was the wrong one.to get more of an idea what im like try this one busty mature brunette gets fucked deep looks and body we are similar although my tits are bigger.i have watched this a few times and i do imagine its me and you fucking.enjoy
ste October 13, 2010
susie you have no idea what you are doing to me.The thoughts of you in your nurses uniform is a major turn on.My mrs has one too purely for sex....and boy does it work for me!!!I tried the link you gave me but it shows a guy with 2 women.Is that the right video?I was born in the UK but was brought up in Ireland.I would love to be the Irish guy that fucks your beautifil pussy hard and eat it like my life depended on it.Will you see if there any other videos that look similar to you .I want to imagine its you and me in the video.mmmmm
ste October 18, 2010
wow wow wow...susie you are fit fit fit.Now more than ever I want to eat you out and fuck you til I collapse.My cock will fall off with the amount of tossing that I will be doing to that video.The thoughts that your tits are bigger than hers is making me more excited than Ive been in a long long time.You are having a fantastic effect on me.You also have uniforms?Dare I ask what type are they?susie I would love to meet you for real but dont know how this is possible.I would love you lying on my bed with your legs in the air while I kiss and stroke every inch of you from your feet up to your pussy wher I would bury my tongue and 2 fingers deep in you.My other hand would be playing with your huge boobs and start teasing your nipples.I would then nibble and lick all the way up to those beautiful tits where I would spend ages sucking licking and playing with them.Next stage would be to slide my tongue up to your neck where I would again lick kiss and massage with my free hand.mmmm
Foxcum October 20, 2010
he had like a drop of cum... either he's been fuckin all day or he doesn't get enough protein!
pork October 22, 2010
susie October 22, 2010
ste sorry for not getting back to you sooner.i fell in work and badly sprained my ankle so have been out of action for a few days and just resting up.on my way to doctors now so just thought id let you know in case you thought i'd forgotton you hun.i have a little devils costume,french maid,saucy nun and my nurses one.i'd like to meet you for real to ste we'll have to try and work out something eh?i'll leave you with that thought and talk soon.
susie October 13, 2010
hey ste this will be my third attempt so fingers crossed.i like the idea of you being a house husband and im not laughing.i like that, a modern man,my ex wouldnt have done it thats for sure.so are you irish? i presume you are as youve spent half your life living there and where in the uk do you spend time? mmmm always wanted to go out withan irish guy and always wanted to visit ireland also.im from milton keynes and im a nursing auxillary been doing that since i got back from the states so that explains all the shifts i do. i did see a video try and check this out busty brunette gets fucked hard,we are similar to look at features and body and my tits are bigger.id like you to sort me out.let me know what you think ok.i hope you get this
ste October 12, 2010
susie this always seems to happen on the weekends.i would love to contact you some other wayhey allow it here.have you considered using the link at the top of this page which says chat as we might be able to do it that way.oooh i wish you were in front of me right now.
susie October 6, 2010
ive been working long shifts again so this is the first chance ive had to check this site.if i was with you now or whenever ste it wouldnt be my toys that would be sorting me out it would be you.oh the thought of your hard cock up my wet pussy drives me crazy i wouldnt have any problem in keeping us happy.as i said before there isnt much i wouldnt do.so ste im stil waiting for you to tell me about yourself.what you do and where youre from
ste October 4, 2010
susie,im glad you enjoyed the video.I would love to be with you right now sorting out your toys and you letting me use each and every one of them on you just before i stick my hard cock up your smooth wet pussy while flicking your clit with my thumb and i lean down as i take your hard nipples one at a time in my waiting mouth and i suck them as you cum hard on me just before i empty my satisfied cock deep in your pussy giving you a pussy full of cum.mmmmmm
ste October 8, 2010
susie Ive spent half my life in Ireland and half of it in the UK.I usually do reatail management but am currently a house husband (stop laughing!!!).What do you do and where do you call home?I would love to have you in front of me right now in front of a roaring fire while doing you doggy style on a rug while massaging your shoulders and back as my cock is sliding in and out of your wet pussy then I yell out your name as I empty my load up your welcoming gash as you scream out that you too are cumming.That would be the start of one of many great nights that we would have together.Im going now to sort myself out susie.What would you like me to do to you and have you found a video look a like yet???
tye October 10, 2010
susie i wanna give you some HARD black cock...im a younger guy full of passion and looking for a milf like you....make your toes curl and your legs shiver...im from New York, we should fukk
susie October 11, 2010
ste i sent you a long message over the weekend and its not there.you said before that messages dont always get shown.maybe we should think of an alternative way to communicate.
susie November 21, 2010
hey ste hows you.i did send a msg 2 days ago but hey it didnt get shown.dont know how we are going to hook up hope you still want to of course.so glad sponge is liking our messages.i cant wait to fuck you for real to.my toys are nearly worn out.i want you ste soooo much
ste November 22, 2010
susie,I was going to suggest about hooking up on another website if this is poss as I would love to give you my email address or phone number but I know that it wouldnt be allowed on this site.What are we going to do as I need to be in you and the sooner the better as far as Im concerned.I wll defo replace your toys or if theres any left I will use them on you as well as using my tongue and cock in every part of your body and I mean every part of your body.Thats if thats what you want.mmmmmmm.I want you soooo much.
b July 1, 2011
super bonne
MASSI June 6, 2011
PEaCEMeyker July 2, 2011
maiilorer July 7, 2010
great video
Chris July 12, 2011
Susie he has been searching for you...I just read all your messages and you even got me rock hard and finished with a nice load on my chest and stomach.
susie July 11, 2011
ste where are you? not seen you for a long time
wowzzzz June 2, 2011
hey wow i cant believe you guys (ste and susie) conversation went on that long! great vid too
komika69 July 4, 2010
I think this is how ass fucking was invented. brilliant ass, brilliant tits, brilliant attitude.
yeah April 25, 2011
agree with dang probably a dude!
ste April 18, 2011
dang man thats a bit harsh!!! Lol.We can all hope and dream to meet someone like Sue and fuck her all night long.Not all people can be pretending to be women on this site.Have some faith man.Its only a bit of fun
Earl Sweatshirt May 10, 2011
Damn, Mr. Pete is a pussy artist.
Vlad the ARSE impaler September 16, 2011
Ill impale her hard
XxX May 29, 2011
zizo May 18, 2011
very sexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxy
ste July 13, 2011
susie if thats really u where have u been??@chris good for you and can you imagine how i felt?? Susie talk to me
susie July 14, 2011
i been humping my gardner for a while
John August 5, 2011
Who is that?
the real ste August 5, 2011
Ha Ha Ha......
ron August 7, 2011
I also want 2fuck her
LINK ME August 10, 2011
Southern Peach Cute and Hot.
charlie August 23, 2011
wow ew that was groos i couldnt cum
Juan martinez August 22, 2011
Big tits
Adri August 4, 2011
susie im still free
susie August 3, 2011
its alright ste, my wife also found out, she's not happy
sceptic July 26, 2011
ste seriously get a clue man! "susie" is a dude.
ste July 17, 2011
susie dont fret as ive been shagging my maid!!!!!
ste July 27, 2011
Wow so many doubters!!!! LOL.Its only a bit of fun guys!!
potato August 3, 2011
i want to meet that meat
ste August 3, 2011
susie, my wife found out about us, we must stop this
dang April 14, 2011
ste man shes gone and it was probably a dude bro just go find someone that u know what or who they are to fuck. man sorry it didnt work out for u 2 i was getting interested and reading them every now and then man good luck hope she comes back and check
ste April 13, 2011
susie get in contact with me again.
awert December 30, 2010
edek December 27, 2010
what is name ?
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Open House: Bob Shallenberger and John Cavanagh enjoy having company over. Both live in homes built by their company, Highland Homes, and both use them as models to show potential customers what they can do. The two fraternity brothers from St. Louis University used "creative financing" and credit cards to launch their vision in 2003. "We did everything except rob banks," says Shallenberger.
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the placemat to bib tutorial!
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
this is a super easy repurposing craft that can be hand stitched with an upholstery needle or sewn on the machine like i did. have some fun with it. go wild with the placemat patterns, add a pocket or fancy trim, you're sure to get a lot of wear out of these handy little placemat bibs and all for a great price - you can't go wrong with that!
click below for the pdf tutorial:
and you can also download the pattern pieces here. we've been having lots of fun with our bibs at home and i have to say these things repel food! it's been great - no fussy clean up, running dye, stinky odour and they wipe down easily. happy bib making :)
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please add any pics of bibs you make to our flickr group! we love seeing what you are making!
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That is so brilliant. I'm totally enlisting my Mom to help me with this!!ReplyDelete
Kristin - It's lots of fun and really easy :) Can't wait to see how yours turns out.ReplyDelete
I love the area of the placemat that you chose to become the bib!! it is so fun to see the big leaves in the middle. And the possibilitie are probably endless if you got some big piece of this. and I truly believe that feeding your day with visual baeuty makes your day easier and more beautiful!!ReplyDelete
love this. love your site. i'm new to craft and sew life, and am excited to get my creativity flowing.ReplyDelete
Thanks Vely! I loved the big leaves as well.ReplyDelete
Slick Mom - Thanks for your sweet words. Your site is great as well!ReplyDelete
So clever! Love itReplyDelete
Thanks Jessica!ReplyDelete
Very cute idea!ReplyDelete
Thanks Mommafo!ReplyDelete
AWesome! Beautiful color choice. And man, Mackenzie is WAAAAAAY too cute!!!ReplyDelete
Dana - Thanks hun! Your little ones ain't too shabby either :PReplyDelete
Ashley - Glad you liked it!
Very cool idea!! I posted a link to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing:ReplyDelete
Thanks so much Anne! I appreciate the link luv :)ReplyDelete
So adorable & creative!! But neither links are working for me!!ReplyDelete
Luca - I just checked the links and they seem to be fine on my end. Not sure what's going on for you, let me know if you need any help or I can email you the link. Glad you liked it!ReplyDelete
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What a great idea! I posted a link to this blog on mine 'cause I think it should be shared! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks Monica - that's sweet of you :)ReplyDelete
Great job on the bib!! What a great idea! When my little one needs new bibs, I'm definitely going to try this out!ReplyDelete
Melissa - I'd love to see pictures if you make one :)ReplyDelete
you are full of refashioning tutes! love it!ReplyDelete
awww, thanks nicola.ReplyDelete
i'm a little late to the game, but am truly inspired by this awesome idea! i posted a link to your blog entry on my own blog, The Plum Daily: http://blog.plumdenim.com. thanks again for the great idea!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with the pattern and the shape of the bib. Does anyone have a toddler sized bib in a similar shape you'd be willing to trace and post for us to use as a patten, or just pass along the measurements? Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Hi all!ReplyDelete
I am going to make a template of my bib pattern for you all and hopefully have it up in the next week or two! Glad you are all enjoying the tutorial! Thanks for your kind words :)
Linking on Dollar Store Crafts today!! http://dollarstorecrafts.com/2009/07/placemat-bib/ReplyDelete
Heather - Yippee! Thanks for your support - you rock!ReplyDelete
Hi! I've linked to you on weebabystuff.com, on account of the awesome! http://www.weebabystuff.com/lilybee/posts/528-placemats-to-bibs-a-how-toReplyDelete
I also bought a bunch of oilcloth placemats at walmart on clearance a few weeks ago... and I also made a bib with a couple... and a clutch purse, and a lunch bag and some snack bags. Got to love WalMart clearance! Loving this blog, by the way. :DReplyDelete
You can't beat that for a $1!! I LOVE the shape of the bib too - very cute!!ReplyDelete
AWESOME! Thanks for sharing....I will be on the look out at Wally World next time I go!ReplyDelete
LOVE it! Great idea. I've made clutch purses out of placemats but never thought about bibs :)ReplyDelete
Love this! I followed your tutorial, linked to it, and did a little modifying. I gave you full credit for the great idea! Thank you!ReplyDelete
What a great idea. I think I'll have to rifle through the placemats on my yard sale trips. So many cute options!ReplyDelete


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A friend has just emailed me her frustration on how Ramadan is nowadays perceived amongst average people she sees around her. I share the same feelings with her, if not frustration too. She quotes " It's annoying how we could forget all this and instead focus on fancy kaftans, dining silverware, extreme desserts, tv shows, and late curfews.." You get the whole image and I can even find space to add: gatherings that last till dawn and sleeping till dusk. Ramadan means a lot more, and by referring to "this", my friend meant:
" Fasting means not only abstaining from food, drink and sexual intercourse during the day but also restraining the tongue, the eye, the ear, the heart and mind from indulging in unlawful acts that render the fast worthless. Prophet Mohammad (PPBH) said: Many a man who fasts obtaining nothing from his fasting but his thirst, and many a man who prays during the night and obtains nothing from his prayers but wakefulness. (At-Tirmithiyy Hadith, No. 1989). In contrast, the rewards of fasting are bountiful. The Prophet said: Whoever observes fast during the month of Ramadan out of sincere faith, and hoping to attain Allah's rewards, all his past sins will be forgiven. (Sahih Al-Bukhari, Book of Fasting). "
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Finally got my new computer up and running. Takes a couple of days when you've got a kid or 2 around. Father's Day weekend started with a big feast yesterday with my moms and dad. We really had a great barbeque dinner. I don't know what the kids ate but boy, were they ever hyper!
I think if my dad were still alive today, he'd burst with pride with all his grandkids around. Of course, my dad was a real old style korean so...having 4 grandchildren who are boys... When he was alive though, he couldn't stop spoiling the girls either!
Let's see, 10 things that make my hubby an extra-special dad:
1. His ability to stay calm (very useful when Keira had colic & would scream for hours, in his arms!).
2. His sense of humour. He acts all goofy for Keira and makes her laugh her head off. Then she acts just like him. Oi.
3. His motto is: Just have fun. Why waste time cleaning up when you could be having fun?
4. He never ever complains or needs "his time" when he comes home. If Keira wants him to play "tea time" with her, he's up there in the playroom, pinky finger up and sipping warm water.
5. When there are ped days and no service de garde, he takes those days off from work (no questions asked) and then plans an itinerary of their days. Cool!
6. He makes her spaghetti just right!
7. He gives her "elephant" rides on his back (and he's pretty much the right height to do so!).
8. He brings her a special teddy with whatever city/place embroidered on it's belly when he returns home from a business trip. She loves that part!
9. Keira knows daddy will buy & let her eat her chocolat avec le caramel BEFORE lunch/dinner.
10. Keira calls for only daddy during the nights and he ALWAYS goes! He feels special she asks only for him during the nights. Hurray for me!
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Father's Day Weekend
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4 comments:
- joyce said...
Nice! Goni Uma and Upa! I haven't seen them in forever! Looked like a fun time!
And your husband sounds like a great dad.
- June 22, 2009 at 4:17 AM
- unha said...
happy father's day! i guess canada has the same day?
thank you for your sweet comment on my blog.
you have a lovely family!
- June 22, 2009 at 6:54 AM
- Audrey said...
Your hubby sounds awesome. Love that he plays tea party and especially #3 - having fun instead of cleaning up.
Love the pictures you posted. I haven't seen Goni Uma and Upa for a long time either. They look great. You all do.
- June 22, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- Chantal said...
It was a "white" bbq. My mom and Ray's mom tried to make something asian. hehe. I should've gone to the korean grocery but didn't have time.. Next year..soju!
- June 22, 2009 at 11:41 AM
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It has been a week since How I Met Your Mother fans watched Barney and Ted measure each other up against the Bro Code's standards of friendship.
At the onset of this week's episode, we were still 48 hours away from the wedding. If I'm not mistaken, that would mean only three hours elapsed from the start of last week's installment to this one. In terms of the show's timeline, it hasn't been too long since Lily met the mother on the train, but "The Poker Game" marked the second episode in a row in which we were denied any further glimpses of Ted's future bride.
Sadly, what we got was a piecemeal flashback story involving Ted and Marshall and yet another crisis of confidence between Barney and Robin just days before their big ceremony.
Are we really supposed to believe both Ted and Marshall have harbored resentment toward each other for something which dates back to Marshall's wedding and neither of them knew about it? Marshall needs to jump in Doc Brown's DeLorean and get to this wedding yesterday because the whole road trip scenario is played out.
At the poker table, Lily made her stink face at Ted, but my brow was furrowed as I wondered where Linus had gone to with Lily's never ending supply of drinks. Was it his day off? Marshall's road trip still has gas in the tank, but Lily can't get a drink? Come on.
I did like how Robin finally put her foot down and called out James for crapping all over the wedding. The all-in push with the ring kicker was a nice move. Her point to Barney about him having her back was legit, but what didn't gel was Barney's sudden loyalty to his family. For most of the show's run, we rarely see much of either James or Loretta, but now on his wedding weekend, Barney is conflicted about choosing sides? If Barney was THAT close with James, he would have had some clue that his marriage was on the rocks.
I did like how Robin didn't back down one bit in the final scene, when she tried to return Loretta's blouse.
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The conflict between the two, though, could have easily been avoided had Barney not gone so overboard when showing Robin just how much he had her back. Although I did love how he punctuated the scene by smashing the vase on the floor in front of James and his mother.
Hopefully the show can sweep up the pieces from this week and put together a strong follow up episode.
Marshall on the road is played out weeks ago.. Enough already!!!
Week storyline for all the characters... Couldn't find one bit funny in this episode.
I guess we need to expect useless episodes like this when the whole season is about a wedding weekend.
i hope we seen the last of the flash backs. where is the mother!!!!!!! we seen her only 3 thimes last summer they an big deal of casting her and said the others would seen before ted. the one that saw her so far is lily come on now she her more. i want her flash forwards and marshall with the rest of them
another episode and no mother?? do the writers know what they are doing? this is meant to be the end game, the last season not lets waste our loyal viewers time!!!
Did you guys see that they even added the pumpkin girl Ted was always trying to find on Halloween?
I'm surprised the recapper gave this episode only 3 stars. It was the first time in aaaages that I laughed this much watching HYMYM! I thought it was a great episode. Loved the wedding gift story, it was hilarious.
It seems to me, that Jason isn't available on set most of the time... Like the last episode, that he literaly (video)-phoned in
im getting tired of this flashback.. it doesnt really feel like this is the last season.
when are ted and the mother going to meet? in the midseason finale?!?
This was a really good episode. I like Marshall on the road trip it's funny but I really want him at the hotel with the rest of the gang. Lilly was funny this episode. When are we going to see her tackle more people like she did in the first episode with Ted they said it wasn't the only time she had to do it so when will these other times happen. It was nice to see how loyal Barney is to Robin even if he went a little over board. I really want to see the mother again and I want her to meet the other characters like she did with Lilly. Can't wait till the next episode it looks funny.