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Added Apr 20, 2011
by mokosha
Beograd, Serbia
i actually posted this dress here earlier
but i had a coat over it, so it wasn't really pictured well
and, i kind of think it deserves another chance :)
self drafted bodice pattern
(used it quite a few times so far)
and just pleated two rectangles for skirt part
sewing like a maniac last couple days
made 4 skirts yesterday, and 5 blouses today
hope i gonna find the time to turn it to pictures tomorrow
and share some of it with you
see more on my blog
Aug 30, 2011, 01.01 PMby slanoca
ovo je predobro! jednostavno čovjek ne zna šta drugo da kaže ;)
Aug 30, 2011, 02.05 PMby mokosha
:) hvala.. materijal je bio stvarno inspirativan.. i svaki put kad nosim ovu haljinu, osecam se sjajno.. kao da ima neku moc :)
Dec 11, 2011, 07.58 AMby baka-pepica
hehe pa i izgledas kao da imas neku moc! genijalno! sad sam tek vidjela tu haljinu i bas je super!!!
May 1, 2011, 05.07 PMby paulajean
This is so inspiring. It's gorgeous.
Apr 22, 2011, 05.45 PMby aleah
The fabric looks… awesome. Not really sure what to say, haha, I just really like it.
Apr 21, 2011, 05.31 PMby FabricUiPhoneApp
Can you talk about where you got the fabric? I don't see any mention of this on your blog either. I love the fabric it just absolutely makes the dress.
Apr 21, 2011, 06.08 PMby mokosha
i got it from a local store, that imports italian textile.. it was really cheap, because it was cut already (and even had a few holes in it)
Apr 21, 2011, 05.43 AMby Princess Erika
Nice fabric! ;)
Apr 21, 2011, 12.48 AMby mokosha
thanks everyone .. i really like this fabric.. and i have some leftovers, hope i can squeeze out something good of it
Apr 21, 2011, 12.16 AMby ncn6
It's lovely, the whole look is great. I want some denim colored tights and a printed dress now!
Apr 20, 2011, 11.29 PMby mixtlii
I really like the shape, it suits you very well. And the fabric is fun!
Apr 20, 2011, 10.34 PMby tinapickles
I really like this… a lot. :)
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Review published on 24/01/2007 © Sunday Herald
At The Wee Restaurant, which sits almost below the supports of the Forth Rail Bridge, seafood seems an appropriate choice.
Okay, you are looking at a dirty river estuary, but it puts one in the mood for something piscine. This restaurant, as its name implies, is not generously proportioned, consisting of a few steps that lead to a raised dining area with brick walls that have been whitewashed, doubtless to add to the sense of space.
My dining companion didn't take to it at all. It is all clinical, hard surfaces, tiled floor, bare wooden tables and, on the night we visited, was insufficiently heated. "It's like being in a public toilet, or a swimming pool, " she said. An exaggeration definitely, but I could see what she meant.
We got off to a good start. Three sublime scallops had been ably seared to a golden brown and came with a velvety puree of Jerusalem artichoke, set off nicely by a sharp-sweet truffle vinaigrette. Plump, fleshy mussels were cooked with cream, bacon and Parmesan.
Served in a bowl, the juices pooled at the bottom and mixed with pine nuts to produce an extremely rich sort of soup. The menu had said the mussels had fresh basil. If it was there, you could barely taste it.
When scanning the menu, I went for the cod, not so much for the fish itself as its accompaniments, 'caramelised salsify' and 'red wine jus', the former because it was intriguingly different, the latter because I liked the idea of partnering white fish with red, rather than white wine. Like the fresh basil in the first course, the jus was no more than a ghost presence.
There was a brown drizzle around the perimeter of the cod that had gummed itself to the hot plate. It tasted tantalisingly good, but there just wasn't enough of it. There were about six matchstick-proportioned batons of delicious salsify, the same again of green beans and a modest quantity of creamed celeriac.
So the dish became almost exclusively about the cod, a large grilled fillet with a less than spectacular flavour. Mouthful after mouthful of lacklustre fish, not adequately supported by a supporting cast of other elements is not exciting.
Across the table, the other main course of organic salmon with creamed leeks, herb gnocchi and lobster butter, got the thumbs down. The leeks were interesting as creamy leeks are ever going to be.
The gnocchi were fresh and nice but under-salted and, tasted blind, you would not have picked up the herbs at all. The lobster presence in the butter was faint. None of these timid side acts could stand up to the salmon with its bitter, tinny flavour and its off-puttingly strong fish oil character. I personally boycott all farmed salmon, organic or otherwise, both on taste and environmental grounds, but my companion was more open-minded. She isn't now, however, because she couldn't get it down and left a good two-thirds of the original, once more generous, portion.
I began to notice the deficiencies in the service when our waiter whisked away her plate without enquiring whether there had been a problem with the salmon. A largely uneaten dish surely requires some enquiry, doesn't it? Our waiter seemed to be the only member of staff out front, and as the place filled up, the pace of delivery of the food slowed down and he looked ever more harassed. Any communication was not curt, as much as strictly functional. No small talk, no affable welcome or banter. I'm not asking for a standup comedian or even a genial host, but a soupçon of warmth or charm would not go amiss.
By the dessert stage, I wasn't surprised to find that the rich chocolate sauce that came with an adequate, but not special chocolate parfait was little more than a miniscule dribble on the plate. Blink and you would miss the cigarette paper-sized hazelnut tuile.
A potentially delicious almond and frangipane tart with impeccable pastry and capable vanilla ice cream was wrong-footed by its fruit component: wintry apricots don't taste of much. Why not use quince or apple or pear?
The Wee Restaurant could do with reviewing its dishes from a consumer point of view.
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The search for the names of Benjamin's parents, siblings, grandparents, etc. began during the 1930's by his children. This blog will document the search both past, present, and future...
Monday, November 03, 2008
The Antique Photograph Album
While searching for descendants of Benjamin Kingman Curtis, I helped another descendant organize a small family reunion and dedication ceremony to place a new headstone on Benjamin's grave. The new stone was placed in honor of Benjamin's volunteer service in the Civil War. At the reunion/dedication I met several descendants who were new to me. One had brought some photocopies of pages from the antique photograph album. This all happened in June 2000. I ended up borrowing the album to make copies of all the pictures in the album. Posting the images on this blog is a small way to share them with others and preserve them for future generations. Please add comments about the people in the photos and the history behind the pictures as well.
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The Niagara Purple Eagles were edged by the Rider Broncs, 72-69, on Thursday to drop consecutive games for the first time in 2013.
Niagara (14-10, 10-3 MAAC) was playing shorthanded tonight as leading scorer Antoine Mason (18.9 ppg) sat out his first game of the season due to an ankle injury he suffered in double overtime against Loyola on Saturday. NU' second leading scorer, Juan'ya Green, scored seven points but made only one field goal and had a game-high five assists while playing the entire 40 minutes.
Picking up the load was classmate Ameen Tanksley, who finished with a game- and career-high 29 points and seven rebounds in the setback. Marvin Jordan, who tied an Alumni Gymnasium record with eight 3-pointers last season, finished with 11 points and three 3-pointers.
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SEYMOUR — The Saenger Theatre opened in Mobile, Ala., in 1927, and its magnificent crystal chandelier had hung from its ceiling ever since.
"All the parts were brought into the theater and put together inside," Mitch Teeple, the historic facility's production manager, said Friday. "The crystals were all from Italy and Czechoslovakia. It was hand built in there and had never seen the light of day until we took it down."
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Many communities have been following the horrific events that happened in Newtown, but people in Broome County are reminded of their own tragedy that took the lives of 13 people three years ago. As our Elyse Mickalonis reports, the healing process is one that people in Binghamton are all too familiar with.
BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. -- An uneasy feeling for many people watching the details unfold from Friday's deadly shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, especially for those watching from Broome County.
"I immediately thought of the ACA shooting, which was a great tragedy to our community. You wonder why someone would do what they did and this situation is worse. We're talking about little children who got shot that way," said David Harder, Broome County Sheriff. "You've got twice as many people being shot. It's very hard to understand what goes through that person's mind that's doing this."
The shootings at the American Civic Association are now three years removed, but reminders of the horror brought on by Jiverly Wong still exist every day.
"When you drive by the ACA building, even now, thoughts come," said Harder. "This shooting here is just another reminder of what happened a few years ago."
Some say it may be helpful for communities, like Binghamton, to reach out to those hurting in Newtown.
"The community that has experienced this, they might be able to share with this new community in Connecticut some of the things they did and through that we may find some peace," said Shawn Ward, Le Moyne College Psychology Associate Professor.
Harder says just as the police officers and first responders were affected by the ACA shooting, those working on the case in Connecticut may be advised to seek counseling.
"This is horrific it's going to terrorize all those officers and EMTs, people working there. They're going to need special counseling after, because this is a mass shooting involving many young people and it does affect you more than adults," said Harder.
Ward added, "They have provided services to them if they have issues. Part of their training is to block that out and focus on helping others, sometimes that block will cause issues later on."
As some watching ask why and others demand for harsher gun control, those in the Newtown community are surely holding close to one another and beginning the healing process, something folks in Binghamton certainly understand.
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WAXAHACHIE - Teachers and school board trustees have said the district's figures concerning the recent budget deficit are 'not adding up.'
'There's lots of unanswered questions,' said Trustee Bill Kelley.
'These are serious issues. We have got to hear the whole story. Just tell us where you're [district] getting these figures. That's all we're asking.'
Kelley, along with Joe Langely and Board Secretary Griggs DeHay, said they were 'confused' when Chief Financial Officer Dan Davis and Parker told them the district's latest appraised value of $143 million was only netting them $900,000 in additional taxes.
'Local, state tax dollars are giving the district the worst problems,' Parker once said. 'More and more of the cost of education is coming back on local taxpayers and costs must be cut even further.'
In other words, WISD taxpayers could be faced with a tax increase later this year to offset the deficit.
'I'll have to get with Joe [Langely, trustee] and Bill [Kelley, trustee] on some of that,'
Davis said, referring to specific local revenue figures the trustees asked about.
Parker and Davis met with trustees for an early morning meeting Saturday, Feb. 22 to discuss the $2.5 million budget deficit and figure out ways to cut spending.
According to one of Parker's budget-cutting proposals, students would start the year after Sept. 1.
Because of the shortfall, students would be in school until the first week of June and wouldn't have as many holidays, like State Fair Day.
'There is no way you could finish the semester before December,' Parker said. 'All those days [State Fair Day] are gone.'
Currently, the maintenance and operations portion of the district's tax rate is $1.48. City and school district tax rates are divided into two portions: the M&O rate and the Interest and Sinking rate.
The state cap for the M&O rate is $1.50 and, according to Parker, the district cannot raise rates higher than that cap.
Overall, the WISD tax rate is $1.68 per $100 of home valuation.
'[A Total of] $1.5 billion in district value only generates $22.5 million [in taxes],' Parker later said.
Waxahachie High School teachers, who said they were afraid to come out publicly for fear of losing their jobs, said the district didn't talk about a budget deficit before or during the recent bond election campaign.
'Isn't that amazing, there was a budget deficit that suddenly appeared right after that [$48 million] bond [proposal] was defeated,' said one WHS science teacher.
'We're not getting answers either. Having school board meetings at 8:30 a.m. in the morning is just an attempt to limit community and employee input. The meetings weren't even posted on the website.'
Kelley reiterated the teacher's comment about the early morning meeting. In addition, Kelley said the administration knew of a deficit, but didn't make it known until now.
The board has scheduled a meeting for 8 a.m. Saturday at the administration building.


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I Go Braless71 Comments Published by JD April 5th, 2010 in I Know Things.
Last night, while reading my favorite news publication, I found out that I'm supposed to be wearing a bra.
This whole "bra" craze has totally passed me by. In fact, I've never been very preoccupied with my breastal area.
I do vaguely recall being 16 and reading about a young woman who was a "late bloomer." Phew, I thought. So, then, am I (I wasn't). I also remember those chest exercises where you'd push your palms together and chant, "We must, we must, we must increase our bust, The bigger, the better, the tighter the sweater, the boys depend on US!"
But, as it turned out, boys didn't depend on us for just big boobs, so I was cool.
Anyway, according to this magazine exposé, I need to spend approximately $50 on a bra. That's the equivalent of two sushi take-outs from Sea Ranch. Which is more important to me? Proper support and nipple coverage or spicy teriyaki salmon with extra-EXTRA wasabi? I think we both know the answer to that.
But I was curious about this strange form of undergarment, so I read the descriptions.
Victoria's Secret has a "7-Way" bra that allows you to change or remove the straps. That sounds way too complicated. There is apparently a type of bra called "balconette." And something called a "bralette"! HAHAHA! Adding "ette" to words amuses me. For smaller chestlettes, why not purchase an Itty Bitty Bra? Because who wants to buy a bra named Itty Bitty, that's why!
For a mere $44 I can "let this pretty bandeau peek out from under a tank." For $44 it should do more than peek. I will wear that damn thing OVER a tank to completely confound the neighbors.
Spanx's "Bra-llelujah!" promises the end of unsightly bulging, and I wonder if I can wear it on my butt.
Maidenform's "Ultimate" push-up bra is the most appealing. Not only is it the cheapest of the bunch, it comes in leopard-print! Unfortunately, you need something to push up in the first place, and THAT is why I don't even bother.
I do own a bra. My mom gave me one of her cast-offs. So it's a Mom Bra. It's very constricting, but isn't that the very nature of bras? Also "bras" is a funny word. I think I'll go with "bralette."
And nipple flowers.
Bra came from here
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71 Responses to "I Go Braless"
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:14 AM
A bra is a brassiere, but isn't that an old fire holder or something? Oh that's a brazier – well they sound much the same and the contents of both are hot!
.-= babs – beetle´s last blog ..Everything comes to those who wait! =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:26 AM
Girl, I've been wearing a bra since I was 10!!!!!!!! I think it is high time that my girls are allowed to run free.
.-= The Incredible Woody´s last blog ..Easter. Woody's Way. =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:27 AM
My grandmother used to wear something called a 'longline' bra. It had approximately 37 hooks down the back and to this day I wonder how she got it on, since even the three-hook jobs require that I hook it in the front and zing it around because I lack the wrist dexterity to hook it behind me. But God bless her, you could have bounced quarters off her when she was all trussed up and whatever she put on over her grandma kevlar draped beautifully.
I would be completely down with not wearing them if I didn't need to. But my sisters and I were not so blessed. (A fact that, in my youngest sister's case, engendered an invitation to go camping and at least one spontaneous marriage proposal from the guys in the firehouse who happened to be looking over my shoulder when I was looking at her Facebook page.)
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Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:31 AM
For many years, I didn't wear a bra. Unfortunately, 2 kids and 40 some years later, if I don't wear a bra, I bang myself in the knees. They aren't big, they are just exceptionally saggy. How did that happen? Gravity is not my friend.
.-= Anne´s last blog ..Happy Easter! =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:57 AM
I like the idea of the Victoria's Secret 7-way bra, too. Sounds like the Swiss army knife of bras. Does it also have text message capabilities?
Halle Berry once said she keeps her breasts perky by wearing a bra while she sleeps. She said that on Oprah so you know it's gospel and now 10 million women are trying to perkify their breasts in this manner. Me among them.
I like the "One Size Fits All" over at the nipple flower page. But what if you have really big ones? Or really tiny ones? Did they really test that?
.-= Kathy´s last blog ..Tribal Blogs: The Crap-Free Zone of Blogging =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:59 AM
Over the top bras: bra-seerers!
Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:01 AM
I started growing at an early age, I also peaked at an early age and never grew much of anything. It's fine by me though because now that I'm getting older I will never ever have to worry about them sagging down to my belly button
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Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:11 AM
Ah, to be able to not wear a bra. *dreamy sigh* If I don't wear a bra my nipples drag through the carpet. I leave trails and get rug burns. I debated about getting my nipple pierced, but the thought of it snagging on the carpet, OWWWW! I must wear long nightgowns so I don't "peek" out the bottom.
However, since you read it in Star, it must be true.
.-= Bernie´s last blog ..Starting To Work Out Again, Wii =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:12 AM
I say if you're fortunate enough to be shaped such that you don't need to wear one of those evil abominations then don't. I envy women that can do that. Our whole society is obsessed with large breasts and cleavage which is all fine and dandy – I mean they are fun to look at and all – but I would love to be tiny enough that I could go without. If I had the tiny waist to go with it. But I don't and I'm not so I spend exorbitant amounts of cash on bras that lift 'em up to give the illusion of beautiful and perky. It's a LIE. Shhhh.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:20 AM
Having been bosomy since an early age I have never ever understood why women would pay good money to have big boobs – they are just uncomfortable, inconvenient, and expensive. Actually small size bras are quite inexpensive – you can get nice one for 10-12 bucks. If I actually bought the right size bra I would have to pay, at a minimum, $40 – that's the minimum price, mind you.
Women will say "larger breasts make me feel more like a woman" oh, defining yourself by your body parts? The only body parts you should define yourself by are your brain and your soul.
.-= Grace´s last blog ..Sunday Serenade =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:29 AM
What about Daisy's Coconut Bra?
Personally, I hate bras. They are uncomfortable and I'm just against that on general principal. And I don't care what the boys like. Let 'em get their own.
Did that sound grouchy? Because I thought it sounded a little bit grouchy.
.-= Barb at WillThink4Wine´s last blog ..Awww…Mondays =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 11:16 AM
I've been going sort of bra-less a lot lately now that I'm unemployed. Meaning I wear cheap little 3-for-$10 sports bras. They are much more comfortable. And some days I wear just a tank with the "shelf bra" built in. Which is really no bra at all, but just an extra layer of material with a strip of elastic at the bottom. I'm only a small B-cup (and had to gain 40 lbs to even get there!), so it's no big deal for me to not wear a bra. It just makes me feel really exposed in public. I'm always worried I'll get a chill and my nipples will show through my shirt.
.-= Surfie´s last blog ..The Dynamic Duo Has Done it Again! =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 11:43 AM
I want one of those 7 way bras. I hate the straps showing since I am not a teenager. Funny you don't like wearing them. My 7 year old daughter begged me for one this weekend. Yes, they actually make them for 7 year old little girls who do not need one at all. The neighbor girl has one, and doesn't really need her's either but peer pressure is peer pressure and I've been giving into it for decades so why stop now? It's basically a cropped tank top but she doesn't know that. I hate wearing them too but feel naked and sloppy without one. However, when the work day is over it comes off, through the arm sleeve.
.-= Jen´s last blog ..And They Called It Puppy Love =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 11:48 AM
I'll spend $50 or more on a bra because I know these beautiful ladies who run a bra-fitting service in my town. I get the best stuff from them, and since I wear my bras every day, it's worth the money for me. The bras I get don't do anything like astronomical cleavage or death-defying nipples, they just make my clothes look good.
Thankfully, I'm on the swim team so I get to show off my wares on a daily basis in the locker room.
.-= Noelle´s last blog ..1% inspiration =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 11:52 AM
i happily go bra less at home. as soon as i get in the door, i aim for the bedroom to remove that sucker. sometimes i don't even wait until i get home. i have been known to slip it off in the car on the way home, with hubby driving of course. i truly hate wearing a bra.
and i always thought a balconette was the small balcony area in old fashioned movie theaters. i remember sitting in the balconette with my niece watching movies, we loved it up there. we could put our feet up and giggle all day up there!
thank you for the offer, but i will go bra less for myself.
.-= puglette´s last blog ..Charlie's Road Trip =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 12:16 PM
I could not wait to wear a bra as a kid. And back then we stuffed them with Kleenex. I got into the braless thing briefly in the 70s, but they didn't have nipple flowers back then and I was embarrassed by the leers.
Thank you for going braless so I don't have to.
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Apr 5th, 2010 at 12:32 PM
I remember that little poem about how to increase your girls! Not wanting to be so crass as to actually say the word "bra", (which would have resulted in serious blushing in junior high school,) we called them "over shoulder boulder holders"… as if there were any boulders involved back then!
.-= CatLadyLarew´s last blog ..The Egg: A Magpie Tale =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 3:49 PM
This is another one of those posts I should not comment on.
Like that rock star "bulge" post from many moons ago. What will it take to erase that from my memory?
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Apr 5th, 2010 at 5:04 PM
The male person once bought this thing to cover my udder so that the kids would stop nursing so he could take my milk. I guess it was a goat bra I don't know.
I just know I looked ridiculous in it and I wriggled out of that thing in a snap.
Goats are not supposed to be encumbered. We are supposed to hang free.
.-= Pricilla´s last blog ..Goatucation: All About Where We Live =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 6:15 PM
I am WAY too modest (or prudish?) to go without a bra. Luckily, I am fairly flat-chested, and, like Grace mentioned above, small bras are cheap. I get mine at Target, and I refuse to pay more than 12.99. I didn't read the article about Halle Berry, but I noticed about a year ago that I was more comfortable having some…harnessing in the chestal region while I slept. So I have one of those half-camisole things to sleep in. It does kind of make me feel like an old lady.
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Apr 5th, 2010 at 6:22 PM
And while we are bitchin' about bras…why can't we EVER find the same bra twice??? I mean, I go through the whole fitting thing at Nordstrom ( THE only place to get a proper fit, if you ask me), and then when that bra dies, I go to get another and there isn't a thing that resembles my bra that I loved. Ugh. What is with that???!
And why are they so darned expensive?? And if Victoria's Secret is so expensive, why do their bras suck at fitting and wear??
And why are bathing suits so expensive?? I mean, there isn't much material and all……
Gees, I'm all foamed up now.
.-= Lin´s last blog ..Our new son, Sean =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 6:44 PM
I've been wearing a bra since I was 9. I go bra-less around the house if I'm not going out any chance I get. I was mortified when I had shoulder surgery and had to go bra-less until my shoulder healed. I actually had to go out in public and go to physical therapy without a bra. I shudder to think of those days.
Geez, now when I have a date, it's all push-ups and underwires. (Gotta show off the girls.) Otherwise, I wear comfy sports bras.
.-= Lola´s last blog ..Blagojevich fired again… =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 7:33 PM
I have been wearing bra's since I was 12. And I finally decided three years ago that I was not going to spend 50$ on ONE BRA anymore. Now I just get the cheapy ones from Target. And they work just fine! But somedays I really wish I could go bra-less! Thanks for doing it for me!
.-= meleah rebeccah´s last blog ..Doing Things Differently™ – My Week In Review [Part Nine] =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 7:59 PM
I prefer to go without a bra, myself. The coconut bra was not very comfortable; I think the shells were too hard. But Harley would probably wear a mansierre.
.-= Daisy the Curly Cat´s last blog ..Monday Funnies! =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 8:19 PM
neither, i don't care for peanuts or raisins. i preferred the chocolate non parreils (?) or jordan almonds. :o)
and yes, your blog is always educational!
.-= puglette´s last blog ..Charlie's Road Trip =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 9:13 PM
I wanna go braless! (She whined) But when I do…they feel…like…they're draping around my waist. It's freakin' AWFUL…and I'm wondering if they would have held up better if I hadn't fed three human beings with them. (WTH was I thinking??)
On the bright side, the last 2 bras I ordered online were cheetah and zebra-inspired! If I glance down at the latter, it makes me think about being electrocuted…
Welcome to the rest. of. my. life….
.-= Kathryn´s last blog ..Milestones Galore =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 10:40 PM
Bralessness is not something I can indulge. Like several of your commentors being big (and old and post baby) combined with gravity have done horrible things.
I'll spare you more details. You're so young.
.-= Stephanie Barr´s last blog ..Multitasking =-.
Apr 5th, 2010 at 11:00 PM
Perhaps a photo of braless JD? That should do the trick.
I was only an infrequent viewer of Scrubs, but I'm pretty sure that wouldn't do the trick either.
.-= dcr´s last blog ..Googling Away =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 12:47 AM
Boobs boobs boobs. I for one was never given admittance to the Itty Bitty Titty Committee– I had some big knockers. Then I had a breast reduction, I chopped them puppies off. Best thing ever. Small and braless, be happy.
.-= Florida Girl In Sydney´s last blog ..Steer Penis, Why Not? =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 1:18 AM
I've been a C cup since I was 14, so being braless is just not an option for me. And since I fight gravity tooth and nail, I wear underwire bras with enough lace and crap so that they at least don't look like granny bras (I don't want granny boobs, why would I want granny bras?). And yes, they are not cheap. I also wear sports bras that strap 'em tight so they don't bounce while I'm jumping around (they are not cheap either). Plus I do lots of chest flyes and other upper body exercises to keep 'em as perky for as many years as I possibly can.
Why the fixation? For about 20 years (from 14 on) I was always noticed for my big boobs (matched only by my big brain and bad attitude). My boobs haven't changed, but the times have – now in my hometown of Los Angeles, everyone and her sister has had breast augmentation, so my breasts are currently considered AVERAGE, not big. All the more reason to add on another set of chest flyes. Maybe I should just give up and move to New York, where breasts aren't such a big deal, but brains and bad attitudes are.
.-= Janiss´s last blog ..The Furminator Fur Measure Contest! =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 8:40 AM
These are just soft cottony ones, made by Fruit of the Loom. I get mine from Walmart. They are stretchy of course, but they aren't nearly as constrictive as some sports bras I've tried. Then again that also means they won't provide as much support, but if you are small chested you don't need it as much. Works for me!
Some women don't seem to mind showing of the nipplage, but it makes me really self-conscious. Probably a throw-back to middle school and the boys all saying things like "Gee, are you COLD?" whenever they can see a girl's nipples. Hence the phrase on a chilly day "It's a bit nipply out here." Maybe I'm just neurotic. Who knows!
.-= Surfie´s last blog ..The Dynamic Duo Has Done it Again! =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 9:01 AM
The first thing that entered my mind was Heidi Montag's ENORMOUS implants…damn those are some big 'uns. And why?? I have some Ds, and they bother me and are uncomfortable (as in, gotta grab the boobs while running up and down stairs without a bra) and I can't imagine subjecting myself to an 'E' or an 'F' willingly.
If you want to see something that's…really something…type in 'world's biggest breasts.' It is ASTOUNDING and she had to have them sweater puppies (more like great dane's) installed in Brazil, as it exceeded the legal fake boob size limit in the USA. Who knew there was a law regulating the fake boob business?
I'm with everyone else–shoes off first, then bra.
My husband thinks it's amazing when I'm in a short-sleeved shirt and can do the 'magic' that is taking off one's bra without taking one's shirt off…he still can't figure it out when I pull the monstrosity through my sleeve. Ahhh, sweet, sweet freedom. Swing low, sweet chariot…
Apr 6th, 2010 at 9:10 AM
Huh? Balcony Bras and 7-way Sushi Straps!! they can keep it…. oh wait, did I read that wrong?
.-= Yum Yucky´s last blog ..She Fed Me Rat Salad =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 9:24 AM
I go braless 80% of the time. I think I confuse the world the other 20% due to padding…where did THOSE come from??
.-= Ann's Rants´s last blog ..Prenatal Search Engine Optimization: Forget the latch-on, get your baby Linkedin! =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 10:20 AM
Banjo music would have been totally appropriate in the background for this, fyi.
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Apr 6th, 2010 at 10:43 AM
I'm not a fan of underwear these days. Uncomfortable anything, I don't like. These days I'm unemployed and ununderweared! If I go out though….what can I say, I'm a product of my Mothers upbringing. I don't think I could figure out how to work a 7-way bra! They must have 'parts'. Would you lose the parts and then have to use safety pins? That wouldn't feel good.
.-= Buggys´s last blog ..My Family – Conversations =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 10:57 AM
Can we just go back to talking about Debbie Gibson? LOL.
.-= dcr´s last blog ..Bringing Old Projects Back to Life =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 12:38 PM
The first thing that entered my mind was Heidi Montag's ENORMOUS implants…gosh those are some big 'uns. And why?? I have some Ds, and they bother me and are uncomfortable (as in, gotta grab the boobs while running up and down stairs without a bra) and I can't imagine subjecting myself to an 'E' or an 'F' willingly.
If you want to see something that's…really something…type in 'world's biggest breasts.' It is ASTOUNDING and she had to have those 'sweater puppies' (more like great danes) installed in Brazil, as it exceeded the legal fake boob size limit in the USA. Who knew there was a law regulating the big breasts business?
I'm with everyone else–shoes off first, then bra.
My husband thinks it's amazing when I'm in a short-sleeved shirt and can do the 'magic' that is taking off one's bra without taking one's shirt off…he still can't figure it out when I pull the monstrosity through my sleeve. Ahhh, sweet, sweet freedom. Swing low, sweet chariot…
P.S. I was put on moderation for saying the D word…and it wasn't Debbie Gibson. Sorry about that.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 12:52 PM
Thank your for letting your girls run free range for me. In my youth I could do the same. These days? The matrons need to stay in the corral.
.-= MomZombie´s last blog ..Home. Homey. Home-ish. =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 1:12 PM
Well aren't you just the hippie, running around bra-less in this country and completely naked in others. The next thing you're going to tell us is that you have long hair.
.-= Margaret (Nanny Goats)´s last blog ..Goat Thing of the Day: Surf's Up! =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 2:27 PM
breastal area? I thought it was the boobage zone? My bad. You're so freakin' smart JD – you scare me, for real sister!
I couldn't post it here but I sent you a private message with the 3M bra video. Did you get it? It showed real life boobs being taped up with 3M's new invention (genius I tell you).
I've been thinking about a tittie lift (oh, can I say tit here?) but the thought of removing my nipplage area and re-applying it with stitches makes me want to barf.
So, if we can save money on bras (and eat more sushi) while supporting the boobs with the 3M tape, I say we GO FOR IT!
I don't want bigger boobs, I simply want my knockers to be so high in the air I can rest my chin on them, or, hold a coffee cup. Is that too much to ask? A resting spot for my joe…now isn't that special?
Apr 6th, 2010 at 3:29 PM
I think my favorites are my exercise bras. I didn't know the girls could get so flat. However, after your post, I might think about doing my next 5K with no bra, or how about just no clothes? http://nuderuns.com/ Wha??? It's on my bucket list for sure!
.-= Molly´s last blog ..Ready to Walk 5K or 10K – FAQs for Newbies =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 5:06 PM
Since my boobs have ungraciously begun to be more pancake like, and stare in two completely different directions (one in particular is extremely cock-eyed), I feel it is my duty to not scare the neighbourhood children. A bra is my destiny.
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Apr 6th, 2010 at 5:59 PM
I had one of those 7 ways one time…I almost choked myself.
.-= mrsblogalot´s last blog ..Hi Ho The Merry Yo – The Blogger Takes a Wife =-.
Apr 6th, 2010 at 6:49 PM
Getting my first bra was equivalent to getting my first car, although the car was a 50-50 split with my dad, which was not the case with the bra. I wish I could go braless, but there's probably a law against that, carrying a concealed weapon and all. There's a reason they're called knockers.
.-= Lauren´s last blog ..MadTV Parody of a Timeless Classic – Wizard of Oz Alternate Ending. =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 11:04 AM
Perhaps I should say "unemployed and unencumbered" sounds better.
.-= Buggys´s last blog ..My Family – Conversations =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 12:15 PM
I used to think I quit working to stay home and be a great mom – well, at least that's what I want people to think. The REAL reason I stopped working – so I don't have to wear a bra.
.-= Sheila Sultani´s last blog ..No More Peecrastinating, I've Got A Urination Proclaimation =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 12:57 PM
Oh, I'd MUCH rather spend my $$ on sushi, too. I'm right there with you.
.-= Katie´s last blog ..The Cheese Touch =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 3:33 PM
Maybe the moderation phrase changes daily to keep us on our toes? Maybe today's moderated celebrity is Tiffany.
.-= dcr´s last blog ..Is There Anything that People Won't Complain About? =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 3:33 PM
Or not…
.-= dcr´s last blog ..Is There Anything that People Won't Complain About? =-.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 5:56 PM
I can't imagine not wearing a bra. I didn't in my teens when I was a tiny 32B but at a top heavy and natural 36D it's uncomfortable not to. I'm only 5′ 1 and otherwise petite. If I want to run I have to restrain my mighty chest with a sports bra AND a lycra top. But wearing a bra is a pleasure, and yes I sleep in one because it feels nice.
I'm 48 and my boobs have yet to drop. I attribute this to my brilliant bras, love them.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 8:31 PM
34DDD and no…this size is not intentional. I had a super depressing 1st marriage that led to a 40lb weight gain. The weights gone but the big boobs stayed. I'm *so jealous* you can find freedom. For every hour you don't wear a bra, I prob balance it out. I wear two when I jog. There is no such thing as braless when your a 5ft, "blessed", 25 yr old government employee. I either hide the girls or use them to heavy advantage. (Hey I carry them so they should earn their keep!).
One day- I will go braless..but until that day thanks for keeping the dream alive!
(Btw the average c boob weighs 3 lbs…there's books on the math formula!)
Apr 7th, 2010 at 10:08 PM
I had to laugh about the "Bra-llelujah!" I never heard of that one before. Well – as a consumer of expensive bras because I am an odd size, I can attest to the investment in a good one – but not a gimmicky one. The worst are strapless bras. If you need a strapless bra, these days the sides and backs of strapless dresses don't cover them – how strange is that? They expect everyone is comfortable with double sided tape and a fair amount of rope and glue, or just fold one arm in front of you to hold your purse and sweater close to your bosom and the other folded in a strange way holding your hors d'oeuvres plate
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Apr 7th, 2010 at 10:31 PM
My bras are like me, cheap. I certainly don't need to wear one, I got nothing. It doubles as rodeo gear, I can rope and catch anthing or use it to make a citizens arrest and tie up the person until help arrives.
This woman at my job has huge nipples and I wish she would get her a padded bra to tame those puppies. I know the office is cold but she's exaggerating. A lot.
Apr 7th, 2010 at 11:28 PM
Oh JD you crack me up, thanks for the bra-less blessing!
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Apr 8th, 2010 at 8:07 AM
I couldn't resist making a few comments:
1) The real word is brassiere – shortened to "bra." Just so you know.
2) I have tried on the Spanx bra and it is wonderful – it does put an end to bulges, and it very comfortable. But I agree, for $60 is should also play the complete Rod Stewart Songbook!
3) Did you know there are now Butt Bras. Don't ask me how I know, just Google "Butt Bras."
Apr 8th, 2010 at 8:29 AM
I hate wearing a bra. I wear one as little as possible. I keep one by the door in case someone (like my In-laws) show up unexpectedly. I also wear one when I go out but it comes off the minute I walk back in the door.
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Apr 8th, 2010 at 10:46 AM
I never paid much attention to bras until my daughter was older… she was the one who dragged me into La Senza (Canadian version of Victoria's Secret). Now I own way too many…
And then she WORKED at a bra place and learned even more about a properly fitted bra. She cringes that I used to grab just any old "old lady" bra before.
Geesh. Kids.
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Apr 8th, 2010 at 4:55 PM
Let me see if UB40 is today's moderation phrase.
BTW, I vote for a new blog post because I keep coming here and it's uncomfortable, like when you have to go through the women's department to get to a different department at the big box stores. Why is that, anyway? Why can't they have a path that doesn't require that men have to walk through the women's undergarments department to get to sporting goods?
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Apr 8th, 2010 at 5:53 PM
I'm an auxiliary member of the blog police. and I'm issuing you a citation because this post didn't carry the mandatory warning that it was for females only. Since this is your first offense, you only have to send me a check for $500 toward the down payment on my new camper. A second offense will result in a fine equal to the full cost of the camper.
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Apr 11th, 2010 at 3:03 PM
I think the only reason Victoria's Secret invents new "stuff" is to keep the men flipping through the catalogs.. :-p
Going braless is OK for the first few years (ages 14 to 15)… but after that, don't the girls tend to go south? I mean… waaaay wayy Deep South? Well, maybe having cushions between the knees by age 60 isn't such a bad idea….
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Apr 15th, 2010 at 7:00 PM
Well, for some of us ….bras have long been a matter of pain control….Wrong bra is painful, no bra can be painful…especially when running, walking, bouncing, bobbing, swimming. They are also handy for keeping them where you want them. I do remember my maternal Grandmother being outraged at young women in the 60′s going braless….as she sat on her front porch with her 36 LONGS hanging free under her checked house dress.
The big search for those of us who need building cranes to defy gravity is a comfortable bra that keeps it all together and OFF the ribcage without the dreaded wires.
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Apr 17th, 2010 at 4:20 PM
A … 7-way bra? The mind. It reels.
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Apr 25th, 2010 at 7:21 PM
I adore Victoria Secret Bras. I would die without them I think LOL
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Nov 4th, 2010 at 10:28 PM
Bras & Boob concealment/ revealment is the greatest capatalist con and due to the dollars involved nothing will get more practically liberated for many more decades.
I'm someone who has fluctuations in weight that depending on the cause and making life style adjustments regarding the cause and treatment result in a few years of whatever weight.
I hate bras in all but my skinny tiny boob stage which is the briefest time. In my average size state-the longest times, and in my overweight states of a up to 5 yr stretch I really hate bras as the boobs end up quite big.
Nipples are always prominent and take padded ones to hide them. In my biggest states I'm most comfortable with a small section providing a little support under the boobs and periods of no bra.
I wear bras for going out to when it's advisable to not look "skanky" (a hegemonic concept), too floppy with defined nipples in view. Tends to be for males visiting-sometimes including my sons.
Otherwise, I can't be bothered being squashed and shoulder sore for minor daily activities, including going to my local shops with the full bra deal.
Nor will I wear huge ugly sack like tops of hot dense materials to hide my boobs and nipples.
Society can be be grateful I am not topless, atleast wearing tops I like, even if outlines are there.
As Lilly Allen said , "they are only tits."
Therefore I am not bothering to concern myself and comfort on the possible perceptions of men that are not in my personal sphere in what I'll wear.
I am amused that despite my technically fitting the unaesthetic titty monster males claim not to want to see, the majority of any age seem fascinated and some want to be very friendly. Though most very quickly -though possibly perplexed- cue in to my not seeing my tits as a selling point.
They seem to recognise my stance of I just have them, like with my nose and no notion of wearing a band aid to hide it. If more tits were less hidden then males would be far less tittilated by them.
There are no bras that are comfortable for more than 5 hours of the best fit range or not too hot for warm weather if wearable for a whole day.
For maximum figure attractiveness for great outfits there is no avoiding the well made pricier bra for bigger boobs. Then the sacrifice for those times re comfort is needed.
The next most conmfortable bra is a padded underwire of any price, with the cups folded over under the boobs.
Billions of bras are comfortable at very low prices if the boobs are small enough and really no bra is needed. Though sushi with salmon and wasabi would be a better investment.
It is only in certain employment sectors and public situations where the attire is used to express the persons role and function is where one would excpect both men and women to wear whatever it takes to project that message.
Otherwise garment shackles ought to be without reacting to capatilist created pressures.
The most ludicrous succumbing to manufactored pressure is the women embaressed by having prominent nipples. That of a natural healthy feature regarding an essential biological function of feeding infants.
Do Olympic runners think to find clothes that hide their long legs? No! The same ought to go with nipples.
Women ought to wake up regarding the consumption of goods by examining thoughtfully the rationale in what, when and why.
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Express Picks: Old, New, Borrowed and Blues
No, it's not wedding week in Cincinnati — just another series of splendid opportunities to get out and do something different, whether old or new, just because you can.
Tuesday — Aug. 31
The Met Live in HD — Summer Encore Series
Are you in need of an opera fix before next summer's Cincinnati Opera season? If you were in Manhattan this week, you could hit the Lincoln Center plaza every night to watch a re-broadcast of an opera from this past Metropolitan Opera season. Save yourself the plane fare and make your way to a movie theater near you, whether on the Ohio or Kentucky side. Besides, the seats are more comfortable and there's no chance of rain!
Take your pick from the following:
Where: Regal Deerfield Town Center, Mason; Showcase Cinema De Lux, Springdale and Florence.
More information: Visit MetOperaFamily.org.
Thursday — Sept. 2
Before a leisurely dinner Downtown or jazz at The Blue Wisp, treat yourself to a visual feast. Local graphic designer Scott Bruno began his exclusive engagement creating marketing images for the Weston Gallery in 1999. Come see the range of his output and revisit the history of the Weston Gallery at this party in his honor.
Where: Weston Art Gallery, Aronoff Center, 650 Walnut St., Downtown
When: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
More information: Call (513) 977-4165 or visit WestonArtGallery.com.
The Blues Shade of Jazz
Experience how personality, background and environment can influence the interpretation and application of a distinct musical style. Ricky Nye, from right here in the Queen City, and legendary French pianist Phillippe LeJeune share their unique blends of jazz, blues and boogie-woogie in back-to-back solo showcases.
Where: The Blue Wisp, 318 E. Eighth St., Downtown
When: 8 p.m. (Nye) and 9:30 p.m. (LeJeune)
More information: Call (513) 241-9477 or visit TheBlueWisp.com.
Friday — Sept. 3
From the Collection of Patricia Corbett
Arts patron Patricia Corbett attended hundreds of galas, balls and costume parties in her years supporting the performing arts in Cincinnati. As a result, she collected a wide assortment of gowns and costumes. NVISION, a clothing, art and furniture store, and Schenz Theatrical Supply, both in Northside, have collaborated to bring these garments to the public for this one-time vintage designer fashion show.
Where: Weston Art Gallery, Aronoff Center for the Arts
When: 7 p.m.
More information: Call (513) 542-4577 or visit NVISIONShop.com.
"Much Ado About Nothing"
If your vision of Shakespeare is tragedy and death, take heart! Here's a lively look at love and relationships from two polar opposite perspectives, courtesy of the bard. On one side, acerbic and cynical — the other, sweet and gentle. Put them together and it simply spells brilliant. The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company continues to be one of the bright lights in local theater, and the classics just never get old, especially when dressed in 1960s garb.
Where: Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, 719 Race St., Downtown
When: 7:30 p.m., Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. (Through Sept 26)
More information: Call (513) 381-BARD or visit CincyShakes.com.
Saturday — Sept. 4
Previewing here in the Queen City before heading to Broadway early next year, "High" stars stage and screen legend Kathleen Turner as a nun-come-lately torn between her fragile faith and her desire to help a defiant late-teen drug user. Here's a chance to get the jump on your New York friends and see this before they do!
Where: Playhouse in the Park, Marx Theatre
When: 8 p.m. Runs through Oct. 2
More information: Call (513) 421-3888 or visit CincyPlay.com.
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- 0Dec 7, '10 by VastibHow to give a proper bed bath is one of my main conerns... I know how the book describes it but most of the time (since I'm new working about 3 weeks) I'm pretty slow and I can't take forever with one resident. I end up taking forever regardless and miss my breaks but at least I want to get it done. I don't know if i do it properly: i use two washclothes. One for soaping up and the other for rinsing off the soap and stuff using clean water. of course i start with the cleaner areas first then move on to the private parts last. Can some one give me a step by step process for this. because I'm pretty sure I'm doing it improperly and would hate to hear a complaint about it. I try to get them clean at least tho so they're "areas" don't smell. What about the hair what would be a quick way to wash with out taking too long.
- 2Dec 7, '10 by fuzzywuzzyI cover the bed with overlapping soaker pads. Then I fill a bedpan with water and wash/rinse their hair in it. I dry the pan and put it in a plastic bag and hide it in the closet so no one uses it for its intended purpose (ick). I've tried leaving it with the basin and writing on it in permanent marker FOR HAIR WASHING ONLY but it always gets thrown out or something, probably by people who are like "wth is this?" I think it's the easiest and most comfortable way to wash someone's hair in bed. I use a cup to scoop water and rinse with. Then I take a soapy cloth and scrub up their front (crotch last), and use the cup to pour water over them to rinse it off. I always put a bath blanket on them and just fold it back for whatever area I'm working on. Then I put on a ton of lotion and THEN I towel dry them. I leave towels sitting in all their folds and creases. Then I flip them over and do the same for the back, butt last. By the time I flip them back over and I pull the towels out the creases are usually pretty dry but if they're still damp I sprinkle powder in them then wipe it out and then usually does the trick. The powder also helps you to see if they're still wet or not. Then when I'm done I just roll all the towels and stuff in the bath blanket and chuck it.
- 0Dec 7, '10 by yousoldtheworld^ This is very similar to how I used to give bedbaths.
Unfortunately, my facility now prohibits bed pads (for incontinence...which makes no sense, because every single one of our residents is incontinent) so I can no longer use so much water. So, I just do my best - head to toe with soap, then with a wet rag to rinse, then with lotion, then with a towel. For the hair, most of the time I just comb it or wipe it with a damp rag (or in rare instances, no rinse shampoo). Our residents get showers every other day, so they don't have the opportunity for their hair to get too dirty.
For daily purposes, I don't think there's one "right" way to give a bedbath, as long as the resident gets clean and infection control rules are followed, to be honest.
- 0Dec 14, '10 by y&rfan84Well, this is not to make anyone angry, or think I'm racial in anyway so please hear me out. I just started a new job as a CNA. I work three days out of the week. On weekends, I work with 3 other CNA'S who are all mexican. No problem there. My problem is that whenever we all sit together all they do is talk spanish. I only speak english so I do not understand what they are saying. I find it rude, and I dont feel included in the conversation. I feel like an outsider. I know they can speak english, because they all talk to me in english if I have a question or if they need to tell me something. I have thought about telling them to talk english at all times, but I'am the new girl and do not want to cause trouble with them. Or get them to dislike me to where they will not help me when I'am on the floor by myself. I have tried to get the conversation turned over to english by talking, but it goes back to spanish between them. How do I handle this?


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VTT combines its extensive technology, risk management and business expertise with industrial service business concept generation, development activities and business continuity management. We act as a strategic partner to our customers, we develop lifecycle services for machine and device manufacturers and service providers in the sector.
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Carrot Bay Festival - Tortola, BVI
The BVI August Festival was all but over ... except for the celebrations in Carrot Bay. By all reports, things would start percolating around noon. I was running late and expected I would have to park my car a mile away and hoof it to the Carrot Bay Festival Village.
To my amazement, I was able to drive right in! I was about to kick myself for missing the whole deal, when a friend called out, "Liane, what time are the donkey races?" I could only grin and thank the ever present, "island time" factor for working in my favour!
Carrot Bay has always held a special place in my heart. The people are just about the warmest and most genuine you'll find on Tortola. I was met with "Good afternoon" and "Enjoy Yourself", by almost everyone I passed on the road.
Several Booths offering food, drink, T-Shirts and various other goods are set up on the promintory in Carrot Bay, Tortola. A couple of floats which appeared in the British Virgin Islands Festival Parade reappeared as booths here, including the palm hut above.
Just as at the Kentucky Derby, many ladies and some of the gentleman, were bedecked in colourful hats ... and all were ready to have a good time! Events such as the lime and spoon race (a tidier version of egg and spoon), basket race, sack races, tug of war, swimming and shoe races ... were soon underway.
While racing officials were getting things organized for the shoe race, "The Champ" was busy warming up. This young man practiced his starting position, did 23 jumping jacks, stretched this way and that. He then eye balled his competitors ... confident of his certain victory. Man, this little guy was stoked!
The shoe race consists of a 100' sprint to where the participants' shoes have been placed several feet apart. The challenge is to locate both of your shoes, (which have been jumbled), put them on, tie them properly and return to the finish line.
The little girl dressed in blue was the ultimate winner, while "The Champ" was dead last. The poor little guy was shattered! After all that preparation, his folly was not determining exactly where his two shoes had been placed. He was too busy warming up!
While the crowd begins to gather to watch the donkey races, the donkeys and riders spend time greeting the crowd, taking time out to stop for little ones wanting to go for a ride!
The biggest drawing card for the Carrot Bay Festivities are the ever popular, donkey races! Nothing will entice a BVI crowd like a horse or donkey race! These Equids are fast baby! They have an odd little gate, but they really boogie when the mood strikes!
When the mood doesn't strike, they can be as stubborn as a mule! During one race, a donkey decided he'd had enough excercise for the day and began bucking like a bronco! The crowd parted as if Moses were parting the Red Sea ... but they did it much faster! To the amusement of the crowd, the donkey ended up as an unwelcome guest inside a nearby bar!
This was my favouite part of the BVI August Festival celebrations. Everyone had a ball and the donkey races are an absolute hoot! If chartering a yacht in the British Virgin Islands during Festival, Carrot Bay is a "must do"!
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