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Broken Social Scene Shuts New Pornographers Out of Canada's Top Music Prize
Or at least that's what one would assume after seeing the shortlist for the Polaris Music Prize, which features Broken Social Scene — along with the Besnard Lakes, Caribou, Karkwa, Dan Mangan, Owen Pallett, Radio Radio, the Sadies, Shad, and Tegan and Sara — but not the New Pornographers, who did indeed put out a new album this year. Did BSS perhaps nab the designated "sprawling indie-rock collective" spot? And does this mean we finally get a BSS-NP feud? Please?! [Billboard]


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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Doodle Buddy
Happy Thursday! I contemplated a mental health day, but resisted the temptation. Here is another iPad posting. Some of the kids have a great deal of difficulty giving and following directions using positional words (prepositions). A great way to teach both is through barrier tasks. One child has a drawing, the other has something to draw on and the drawing child can not see what the other child is holding. In this case, we let the drawing child use the iPad (Doodle Buddy) as the medium.
This activity goes as follows:
I draw a shape on a piece of paper. Child A holds the paper and says "Draw a rectangle"
Child B hopefully draws a rectangle using her finger on the iPad screen. Child B can not see what Child A has on the paper, but Child A can see the iPad, and verbally helps to correct any mistakes.
I add another item to the paper drawing. Child A then says "Draw an x"
Child B hopefully asks for clarification by saying 'where?'
Child A would then clarify by saying "the x is over the rectangle"
Child B hopefully would then draw the x in the correct position.....
The activity goes on for several more turns and then the children switch jobs. My role is in eliciting the correct words, modeling language, cuing when appropriate, and then asking questions to each about the final drawing and where items are placed. I have goals in mind for target vocabulary, and can expand into kindergarten curriculum words such as '1st, 2nd, last, more, less, tall, short, wide, between'---all of which are used during the math part of the day. We can also work on 2 step directions, and sequencing letters for spelling. I read a recent blog on Therapy App 411 about Doodle Buddy which described its versatility perfectly. Check it out!
The iPad adds to this activity by making things more fun. The kids can pick the colors with which to draw, and for some kids, it's easier to draw using a finger rather than chalk or a pencil. The technology aspect always helps to hold attention! We all love our iPad!!
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how fun!!!! How can I convince the district that I need an iPad when my budget is $0???ReplyDelete
You can always try DonorsChoose! Or get an iPad 1 rather than an iPad 2.ReplyDelete
This looks like a good app. I read your post about iPad rage and that's unbelievable. It's amazing how kids learn to react to their circumstances.ReplyDelete
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Funds to help buy new instruments cover operating costsAt the December 11th meeting of the Governing Board of the Newhall School District, Music Makers, a local PTA unit dedicated to the support of the vocal and instrumental music program in the district, will present a check to enhance and expand the program.
Last year the parent support group took the necessary steps to become an official unit of the California PTA. The district agreed to have the group ask parents for a voluntary fee for student participation in the vocal and instrumental music programs for K-6th grade students. Acting as a booster club, much like those that support high cost high school programs, the Music Makers collect the fee to donate funds back to the district to support enhancement and expansion of the program.
"Last year we agreed to expand the music program by a half of a teaching position to meet the needs of our students," stated Steve Tannehill, president of the Newhall Board. "Music Makers believed they could help by contributing to part of the music program's operational costs."
Music Makers president Tami Hill will present the NSD Board with a check for $15,370 to offset music program costs and another $10,000 for Orff instruments. Orff instruments were developed in 1928 under the direction of composer, Carl Orff. The Orff instruments are tone bar instruments, glockenspiel, metallophone, and xylophone, which possess removable bars. This way the bars that are not being used are removed and the student has a great chance for success. The Orff philosophy is music education for the whole child and encourages creativity through the student's natural response to rhythm, melody, and improvisation.
"We are pleased to be able to support the music program in Newhall with both our 'parent power' and cash," said Tami Hill. "We are there to assist the teachers when they organize large concerts and auditions, and we are there to organize fund raisers. Parents see the great value of this program and they support it."
District-sponsored wide scale music programs such as the one in Newhall School District are a rare thing in the days of the basic skills-driven accountability requirements of No Child Left Behind and ever-tightening school budgets. But Newhall is proud of its 25+ year program. The $450,000 per year program has expanded to meet the needs of the district's population and has never suffered from cuts. Part of its success is directly attributable to parent support and the Music Makers PTA fee collection and donation enables the district to enhance and expand the program.
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Second set: Bedford 25, Grand Haven 13 (FINAL)
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Fourth set: Bedford 25, Grand Haven 23 (FINAL)
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Dealing with Creationists (ID and Otherwise)
I'm a little late coming to this discussion but I thought my readers who do not regularly visit more main stream science oriented sites or the important political blogs could use the advice in a this morning's New York Times on how to deal with creationists. This is a problem that museum docents face every day and what is good for them will also work at a party or at lunch with creationist acquaintances. Actually, a pamphlet has been developed to help deal with those who challenge scientific explanations of the diversity of life.
Here is a synapse of the advice as it appears in the Times article,
- "Just telling them they are wrong is not going to be effective."
- "Be firm and clear, not defensive"
- Don't be afraid to use the word "evolution."
- Think through and practice your answers to the common questions
- The article suggests how to handle common questions.
- Is science against religion? No, but it is against some religions.
- Is there lots of evidence against evolution? Simply say "No."
- If all else fails, excuse yourself and head for the head.
I would add, if a question is asked and you don't know the answer, don't wing it. There is already more than enough misinformation in this area. Tell the questioner that you will find out or get them to a knowledgeable source.
As PZ Myers points out, a good place to get answers is the Berkley Understanding Evolution website.
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The city of Sherbrooke marked Awareness for Victims of Canine Attack (AVOCA) week by repealing a ban on pit bulls. Maybe they'll mark Traffic Safety Week by repealing seat belts.
The pictures of Excalibur are in stark contrast to ones coming out of Sierra Leone Wednesday where Ebola bodies were left in the street
There are gradations of animal abuse. Desmond Hague may be intemperate and insensitive. He may even have something of the bully in him. But he's no Michael Vick.
Animal cruelty is now considered among the worst of misdeeds, and stirs more howls of indignation than many violent acts on human beings
More than 3-million pit bulls live with ordinary North American families, many of them having no idea what sort of aggressive mental hard-wiring has been systematically bred into these dogs' brains
Letters to the editor for Wednesday, June 4, 2014.
I know there is real human suffering in the world but that doesn't lift the weight of this small animal off my heart. He's just a dog. But he's my dog. My temporary dog. I would never have had him long enough, but I thought I'd have him longer than this.
The pit bull advocacy movement (PBAM), one of our culture's oddest phenomena, passionately resists all evidence that casts their beloved breed in a negative light
National Post columnist Barbara Kay always receives plenty of exuberant responses to her columns on pit bulls. In this video, Barbara shares her insights on the authors of that feedback.
Most people are unaware of how inherently dangerous pit bulls are, because they tend to ravage or kill other animals far more frequently than humans.
The pre-Olympic sanitation is akin to a more serious version of the last-minute cleanup before a dinner party, wherein everything is crammed into a closet. Both you and your guests know it will come tumbling back out once the fun is over.
Pit bulls cannot be trained not to hurt people, any more than greyhounds can be trained to run like sled dogs
The dog's red, lidless, reptilian eyes exuded malevolence. She acquired the name 'Soossee' because, when angry, she hissed like a snake
Texas' highest court has held that no Texas dog, however beloved, will be given an exalted status akin to that of an heirloom pistol.
What message is being sent when a company chooses as its mascot an animal known for its dangerous aggressiveness?
There will be a spate of cat killings as a result [of this anti-cat column in your paper], and many of these animals will be tortured. Cat haters: 'Enjoy.'
Anger was an emotion foreign to my golden retriever; likewise pettiness, vindictiveness, cynicism — all failings that I exhibit frequently.
Just as their canine-shark pets are a breed apart from normal dogs, pit bull owners are themselves a human breed apart. They live in a dream palace, where all dogs are good, and when they are bad, it can be attributed only to bad ownership or the dogs being "provoked."
Pit bulls were created by human beings to be fighting machines. They are individuals in their various personalities, but in their "instincts," they are what they were bred to do. And what pit bulls were bred to do is to attack and hang on like grim death.
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City's rising murder rate beginning to drop, top cop says
BY FRANK MAIN AND FRAN SPIELMAN Staff Reporters August 1, 2012 8:08PM
Shooting involved crime scene in 8200 block of south Cottage Grove. Friday, July 29, 2011. | Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Updated: September 3, 2012 1:25PM
Last month was one of the least deadly Julys in decades.
Chicago's murder total for July was the third-lowest since 1987 — a major turnabout from the first three months of the year when homicides skyrocketed, police officials said Wednesday.
Police Supt. Garry McCarthy said his strategies are beginning to drive down shootings and slayings.
Murders were up 66 percent, and shootings were up 40 percent over the first three months of 2012 — compared to the same period last year.
For the first seven months of 2012, though, murder was up 27 percent and shootings were up 6 percent, McCarthy said.
"A 6 percent increase is nothing to brag about, but it looks like incremental success — and the murder rate is following," he said.
Forty-nine people were murdered in July, compared with 55 people in July 2011, according to the department.
McCarthy attributed the decline in murders in July to a comprehensive gang violence reduction strategy he launched this year.
"It's taking hold," he said.
McCarthy's strategy focuses on officers fighting gangs within their districts. "Gang audits" gather information on gangs and funnel the intelligence to beat cops and tactical officers to stop retaliatory shootings.
The department is also working to shut down drug corners and enlist city agencies and community support to clean up those blocks and keep drug dealers from returning, McCarthy said.
But McCarthy disbanded specialized units that were sent to crime hot spots across the city to combat gang violence — a centerpiece of the department's strategy under previous superintendents.
Some experts say the unusually warm weather early this year contributed to the early spike in killings. More people were drawn outside, raising the chances of conflicts and shootings, they say.
Police officials, meanwhile, say the ongoing splintering of Chicago's street gangs is responsible for a large share of murders in 2012.
As gang leaders have been sent to prison in federal conspiracy cases, their gangs have fractured into small factions competing against each other for drug sales — fueling violence, police say.
Whatever the cause, some aldermen have been calling for a return to the roving citywide units that McCarthy disbanded: the Tactical Response Unit formed by former police Supt. Phil Cline and the Mobile Strike Force created by former police Supt. Jody Weis.
"I'm glad there's a slight trend down [in murder]. I'm hoping we can continue down that road. But one month does not change my opinion about the need for specialized units," said Ald. Anthony Beale (9th), former chairman of the City Council's Police Committee.
"Saturation units go in, calm a community down and prevent" retaliation, Beale said.
Ald. Willie Cochran (20th) agreed: "Specialized units in places where [gang] conflicts are make a difference. We need to bring those back."
But Ald. James Balcer (11th), the chairman of the Police Committee, said the superintendent's strategy deserves time to succeed.
"As long as the numbers are heading in the right direction, you have to give it a chance," Balcer said. "I was out with [McCarthy] about two weeks ago. I was impressed with what I saw."
McCarthy said he "will absolutely stay the course" with his strategy.
He noted that overall crime was down about 10 percent through the end of July.
He also pointed out that Chicago's murder problem was twice as bad in the early 1990s, although he said he's not satisfied with the homicide rate — which is about three times that of New York.
"It's being presented the city is not safe," McCarthy said. "That's clearly not the case. Gang members have a much higher risk of being involved in violent episodes than anyone else. But if you're John Q. Citizen, you don't need to worry. You are safe."


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"LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham" is the next instalment to the blockbuster LEGO "Batman: The Videogame" and "LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" videogames.
The film continues from events seen in previous films, and Superman has firmly established himself as the unquestionable saviour of mankind, but when Lex's son Alex Luthor discovers a way to remove most of Superman's powers, the Man of Steel must find a way to prove to the world that he is still a Super Man.
Almost 300 individuals will be attending the red-carpet event, including all of the main cast and crew, as well as other VIP's and special celebrity guests and many of the world's press, and fans are being encouraged to join the cast and crew and meet them as they walk the red carpet into the event.
The premiere, in addition to celebrating the completion and release of the film which has taken 18 months to produce, will be raising funds for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation which increases awareness and funds research that develops treatments and cures for paralysis caused by spinal cord injury and other central nervous system disorders.
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This past year has been uber busy!
During the summer, I stayed at Totleigh Barton for an Arvon writing course taught by Malachy Doyle, Polly Dunbar and Anthony Brown. The course was a totally amazing experience. An excellent critique/support group emerged.
The annual SCBWI conference in Winchester in November was exhilarating and inspiring. Debi Gliori made us laugh and cry in her hands-on drawing workshop – talk about making an emotional connection with a character! There were several opportunities to talking to other author/illustrators and networking events.
Finally I signed up for a Mendham Writers Course aimed at writing for different age groups. Again the chance to get feedback is so valuable and pushes the quality of the work. Also the course was well worth the money…..


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I'm baaack! Sorry I've been such a slacker lately...like you, the end of last month and this month has been really busy!
I am indeed getting super excited about the race coming up.
Aaaah, your afternoon back at the resort sounds heavenly, especially the pool time! I too, love swimming!
I'm glad y'all were able to get a nap in there. I can't imagine how refreshing that was!
I can't believe Alex was so sneaky with your Mom about DTD! I love going there too, but I do agree that it can be tiring. All the walking is a lot, but even fighting the crowds can sometimes be a task by itself!
I'm so glad y'all were able to get the Kona reservation moved!
And I sure hope those dreary looking clouds didn't end up raining on y'alls parade!
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Those naps were neccessary, and I think we all felt a million times better afterwards.
Fighting the DTD crowds can be work! I think sometimes it's just easier walking around a park than trying to scoot between folks to see something on display or get to a new part of the store.
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Wow, I am sorry its been so long since I updated this TR. Like I said in my last update, this is a crazy time of the year for me, but its starting to wind down now, so I should have more free time available to me. Alexs parents are coming back for a visit the 17th-18th, so Ill be M.I.A. around those few days, but then Im sure Ill be back on the DISboards, preparing for my upcoming weekend trip. I cant believe by the end of the month Ill be back on Main Street!
May 6th Evening:
My mom, Alex, and I were leaving Downtown Disney, watching the sky closely, worried the heavens were about to open up and leave us walking in the rain. Our GPS took us a really weird way out of DTD, and we ended up driving by Fort Wilderness and POR and a few other resorts.
Id never been on that road before, so it was kind of nice seeing the entrances to some of the moderates and deluxes. Plus, it took us past the ticket window entrance into the MK area, so we didnt have to stop, show our KTTW card, and merge with a bunch of other vehicles.
Always a plus!
When Alex parked our car in the TTC parking lot, we all looked ominously at the sky.
The storm was rolling in very quickly, and being native Floridians, we were all more worried about the lightning that was starting to show up. The rain we could deal with. Being out in the open with lightening in the nearby sky was another story.
We practically ran across the walkway.
Thankfully, we made it to the resort monorail ramp and trekked up it without catching any rain. Luck was on our side that night!
And with the weather not as much of an issue anymore, I could stop my worrying and take a peek over at our destination.
Oh man .eating at the Polynesian AND attending Magic Kingdom Extra Magic Hours it was going to be one heck of a night.
Does everyone get that thrill of excitement and anticipation whenever you are about to do your favorite thing at WDW? If someone asked me what I would do if I only had one day at Disney, my answer would be simple.
Go to Kona Café for dinner, soak up the Polynesian, and then stay in the MK until the wee hours of the morning. (Preferably, with walk-on lines at Pirates and Thunder.)
I could just tell that I was going to have a great time. Up until that point in the trip, I had done things Id enjoyed (theres really nothing at WDW that I dislike doing and each place holds a different soft spot in my heart) but now I was about to do things I LOVED.
When we got to Kona, they were running a little behind, so we killed some time perusing the shops and lobby. Why yes, we had indeed just done this same thing the morning before, but when it comes to me and the Poly, I cant get enough.
I discover new finds and details every single time Im there.
Alex and I did a Vinylmation trade:
And my mom and I went into the art shop on the ground floor. All the artwork was so gorgeous, and I wished I could own one of the pieces.
The three of us stood around for about ten minutes; our lunches had finally worn off and we were definitely ready for some food!
We were eventually seated at a table right next to the one wed eaten at the day before.
Can you tell I was having a good time? I had my Pirates shirt on and was ready to dive into some steak and Hawaiian Bread!
Being 3 responsible adults, we all decided to order an adult beverage with our dinner. I should say that none of us are really drinkers. Alex and I only do it on special occasions and when were on vacation. (Other than one wed had at home, the last time we drank was on our cruise that previous October.) So trust me when I say that this was way out of the norm for us.
We were being adventurous!
I got a Pina Colada
And I believed my purchase was completely worth it solely for the cup. On one side, it had a frowning tiki face, and on the other the tiki face was smiling. (I began the night with the angry face, and when the drink was almost done, I switched it to smiling.)
My mom got the Island Sunset, which was a pineapple/passionfruit drink. She said it reminded her a lot of the juice you can get at breakfast.
Alex got the Magical Star, which came with a light-up cube. (Because my husband is a big kid, if you didnt already know.) He did, in fact, take the cube with him, and it now resides in one of our kitchen cabinets, along with the lightup cup we got on Pirates night aboard the Disney Magic.
Everyone was happy with their drink choice, and we all talked and laughed as we chowed down on this amazing bread:
Hawaiian Bread with a macadamia nut butter. Its absolutely amazing, and Id go to Kona just to get that bread.
My mother ordered the coconut almond chicken:
Ive had this dish before, and while the chicken is delicious, I wasnt a fan of the greens that came with it. They tasted a little bitter to me. But my mom absolutely loved it, and up until that point, it was her favorite meal. (That changed the following day, but for now it ranked number 1 in her book.)
Alex and I got our normal: the teriyaki steak with rice and broccolini:
The food did not disappoint, it was as juicy and tender as wed remembered it in our minds, and I was thoroughly happy.
Dessert time came around, and we were given the booklet to look through:
And thats when I discovered something a little disheartening.
My white chocolate cheesecake had been removed from the menu!
Oh no!
Their cheesecake was splendid, something I raved about for hours after I left the restaurant. I was mightily looking forward to sinking my teeth into that sweet concoction, but alas, it wasnt in the cards for me that night.
Alex went with his usual, Kilauea Torte, minus the fruit topping inside and out.
My mother chose the Pineapple Upside Down Cake, to which she said was, Okay.
With my number 1 draft pick out of commission that season, I had to enter unfamiliar territory and pick something new. I seriously debated going with the Torte, as well, but I just wasnt in a chocolate mood.
So, I decided on the Kona Coffee Panna Cotta:
And unfortunately, I was not a fan. To me, it had a weird taste, like it was trying to be bitter and creamy at the same time.
So I struck out with dessert, but everything else was a home run. As long as Kona serves the Hawaiian bread and the steak, Alex and I will return.
Poor Ohanas, weve never ventured over there before, because we just cant give up a dinner at Kona on our trips.
Maybe one day in the future well stay at the Polynesian and can go to both places one week.
In my dreams, right?
The only complaint I could have with the dinner was that our waiter was really, really slow. Im a patient person, and I dont like to be rushed during my meals, but this poor guy took a bit too long between visits.
The three of us had finished our desserts and drinks and were waiting for the check by about 9:30. Ten minutes prior to that I had told Alex and my mom that if we hustled, we could get downstairs to the beach in time for Wishes.
Well, we walked out of the restaurant at 9:50. Like I said, Im a patient person, but waiting 20 minutes for a check was a tad bit too lengthy.
However, I was in Disney. Id just ate at one of my home restaurants. I was relaxed. And best of all, I knew we had enough time to make it for the fireworks. I let the incident slide off my back, but I do hope the next time I go to Kona that doesnt happen again.
It was time to walk down to the beach!
The resort was playing a video on a blowup screen right in the middle of the beach, so we walked a little to right, and Alex brought over a lounge chair and set it down in the grass next to the sidewalk.
We were ready to see some fireworks!
And the timing actually couldnt have been better. No sooner had we settled ourselves in than we saw the fireworks from the Magic, the Memories, and You going off.
Our great night was continuing on strong and steady, leaving me full of the magic of Disney.
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We are going to the Halloween Party--on the 30th. Is that when you'll be there? We're planning to get to the park right around 4, so that would be awesome if we could meet up there!
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What a wonderful evening! I'm so glad the rain held off!
Sadly, I have to say that we've only eaten Kona once, and that was for breakfast. I've been meaning to try it, but we just haven't yet. I think we feel the same way about 'Ohana that you do about Kona...it's hard to give up those pot stickers and noodles!
I had to laugh about Alex's glow cube! I actually have one in our cabinet from a drink I got at 'Ohana...of course I couldn't drink it because the liquor was so strong after I'd asked them to please got light...but it was really cool to look at anyway!
Maybe your waiter knew what he was doing after all since the timing was perfect! lol!
I can't wait to hear about the rest of the night!
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The resort monorail makes me so happy! I've never eaten at Kona, but I totally understand your excitement!
Hahaha, what is going on in that picture of your mom? Is she holding something? There is some kind of floating... something... right in front of her! I'm rather confused.
Sorry you didn't enjoy your dessert, but I'm glad the rest of your meal was great! That bread looks BEAUTIFUL. Yum.
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We had that storm at World Showcase. Luckily it was short lived. Fierce when it came down but short so that was ok
Looks like it was a good night with some good food I'm sorry your fave dessert was cut from the menu Never a good thing when they don't have what your expecting and looking forward to having.
The Kona bread looked YUMMY!!! I haven't even heard of that and I was IN Kona a few times!! LOL. I must try it some day Thanks for informing me of it's existence!!!
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Oooohhh Kona for dinner looks pretty awesome! I can't wait to, as you say, "Go to Kona Café for dinner, soak up the Polynesian, and then stay in the MK until the wee hours of the morning." myself!
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Sounds like you had a great meal, with the exception of the slow service. I am OK with 90 minute TS meals. Once it gets past that I start getting antsy and I just want to get going, so I know how you feel. I do love Kona. It's always a fun and tasty meal.
At least you were able to catch the fireworks from the beach. We did that on our last night in June and it was really wonderful. I love that vantage point.
Looking forward to seeing how long you last in the MK.
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I've been resisting Kona, but your meals look amazing! Especially that bread -- I am a sucker for carbs.
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Haha, maybe one day we'll branch out and try the other restaurants. I've heard so many amazing reviews of Ohana's that I know the day I eat there is coming!
I find that all adult drinks at Disney are super strong. For a big wimp like me, it's too much. But, yes, the glow cubes amuse me!
Haha, I believe it was the dinner menu. She was probably looking at and out of nowhere I was like, "Mom, smile!"
I'm such a sucker for bread, and Kona's is one of my favorites. and on vacation, I don't feel guilty eating so much of it.
Haha, it is a fun way to spend an evening, if I do say so myself. I'm very jealous that you'll be in there in DAYS!
Normally, I'm fine with long meals. It gives me a chance to rest and escape the heat of the day, but by that point I was ready to pay the bill and leave.
I surprised myself with my endurance during MK EMHs.
I know what you mean, bread is so yummy. My problem is I have to control myself, otherwise I'd fill up on that and not be able to finish my entree.
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The Minnie shirt is very cute!
Glad you got a later ADR at Kona-It's one of my favorites! I always have the steak too--DELISH! However, I've debated that chicken so many times before. I was glad to see a picture of it. It looks pretty good.
LOVE, LOVE watching Wishes from the Poly beach! It's so relaxing! :
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Whew, Alexs parents are coming into town sometime today, so Im trying to pound out a really quick update before I hear the anticipated knocking on the front door.
Before I get back to Disney, though, a small life update.
Friday night, Alex and I attended the military ball thrown by his base.
Here we are all dolled up:
It was nice getting the chance to dress up and look nice for an evening, and it reminded me that the last time I had on something that nice was exactly a year ago, on our cruise aboard the Disney Magic. It flabbergasts me a little bit to think that its been over a year since our sailing through the Western Caribbean. Makes me miss the trip incredibly, and I'm very impatient to get to Disney at the end of the month!
May 6th Night:
Having found a nice little spot along the sidewalk of the Poly, my mom, Alex, and I waited for Wishes to begin. Thankfully, the movie that was playing on the big projector was stopped once the show began so we were able to listen to the soundtrack.
Ahhh, WISHES!
Wouldnt it be nice to be able to watch this every night? I think Id be the happiest girl on earth if I could.
I thought I was going to start tearing up when the finale drew near, only because I was so happy, and I didnt want the show to end. But the tears held off; I cant say the same for my singing, though.
I was glad I was able to catch Wishes from the Poly with Alex before he left. Watching the fireworks has been something neither of us has ever missed on a trip. Ever! And it was a relief that the tradition wasnt going to be broken simply because he was leaving the following night.
Plus, it gave my mom a chance to watch the show at peace before I threw her into the mayhem that is Main Street.
That would come later
Throughout the show, my mom was highly amused by the other guests sitting around us. I guess there was a group of kids playing in the sand on the beach, and they had zero interest in the fireworks. It was their parents who were enthralled and kept telling their young ones to be quiet and not bother them.
How ironic
Once Wishes was over, the three of us walked over to the docks and utilized the resort ferry.
How can you NOT have a smile on your face after Wishes?
We boarded with a handful of other people and the skipper reminded us all several times to make sure we had our room keys before he set sail. He was a very pleasant man and got all of us excited for our night in MK.
The boat ride over turned out to be extremely pleasant. My mom loved how quiet and calm the whole ordeal was. No hustle and bustle and crowds like the ferry. No fast moving track like the monorail.
This was a first for all of us, and I have to say, it made me love the Polynesian even more. I didnt think it was possible, but discovering that little gem of transportation made me hopeful that one day I could use it again, only as an official resort guest.
We said goodbye to my beautiful Poly.
And took in the Contemporary:
Sat back and relaxed as we glided along.
And before we knew it, we saw this amazing sight:
I had to suppress a laugh when I saw the crowds waiting to leave MK:
Ive been there way too many times to count, and I know how welcoming the sight of our little ferry boat must have been to those exhausted and spent guests.
As we were disembarking, some of said guests were giving us funny looks. Like, why are the people going TO the park? Its over, the nights done. Crazy people.
I stopped in front of the train station to take in all the sights and sounds.
We walked under the tunnel on the right side, because thats always the side I enter on. And I usually leave on the opposite side. Dont know why, but its become habit, and I dont even think about it anymore.
The first order of business when we got inside was not to rush the castle and sprint to Pirates and Dole whips. Rather, it was to use the restroom and sit for a bit while the huge wave of people finished their exodus out of the park.
Real exciting, I know.
It was amazing how many people were trying to leave through those two exits.
We plopped a squat in our favorite spot; the tree near Harmony Barber Shop and the Town Hall.
While we were sitting there, talking about what we wanted to do, my mom suddenly jumps up and touches her forehead.
I look over at her and am shocked to see that a bird sitting on one of the branches of the tree had, um, used the bathroom on my moms head.
Now, Alex and I tried REALLY REALLY hard not to laugh, especially since my mom looked like she was about to cry. She couldnt believe shed just gotten pooped on in the Magic Kingdom.
I took her into the ladies room and used the sink and a lot of paper towels to clean up the mess, and when she came back out there wasnt a trace of what had just happened.
But still .how can you describe that? I mean, words arent enough to express my mothers face when she realized what had just happened. Nor are there enough adjectives in the dictionary to fully explain the look on the other guests faces when they saw what was going on. On one hand, they were highly amused at this little bit of entertainment, on the other they were looking up at the tree going, Oh thank you, Lord, for not putting that bird in the branch above MY head.
My poor, poor mother.
She got way more than she bargained for on that night.
But hey, we made a memory, right???
With that whole fiasco out of the way, we decided wed just battle the crowds and head onto Main Street. For a millisecond, I debated cutting through the shops, but please .Taking Alex into the Emporium is like asking a kid if he wants a whole bag of candy. You know theres no way theyre going to resist and control themselves. Before you know, the whole bags consumed and Alex has spent 2 hours perusing the shelves.
No, fighting the crowds was a much smarter choice.
Plus, how can you resist seeing the Castle all lit up?
I dont think you can even tell in this picture that half of my moms hair is soaking wet.
Alexs picture in front of the castle turned out blurry, so he doesnt get included in this group. But I will say he was excited and having a great time.
And clearly, so was I:
I mean, I was in the Magic Kingdom at night! I was about to ride all my favorites. (Except you, Thunder ) I had found my happy place, and I wasnt leaving until they either kicked me out or I was too tired to stand on my own two legs.
Lets get this party started!
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Wow, this night just keeps better and better! I love it! I have to say I was so relaxed by seeing the pics and reading your lovely description of the boat ride over to MK! I'm sure it was nice to see all those people leaving the park while y'all were about to enter!!
Ok, I really tried not to laugh, but bless your Mom's heart, that was funny and terrible at the same time. And of all places to be and get pooped on! I can totally feel her pain though...when Mike and I were in the AK back in 2007, I somehow got pooped on by a bird and it landed on the bottom of my shirt. I didn't even realize it till I swiped my arm across my shirt and felt something wet. I was totally grossed out when I realize what it was. Needless to say, I took off like a bullet to the nearest restroom while Mike just rolled. I still curse those darn AK birds on every visit!
Oh, and lastly--great pic of you and Alex going to the ball-you look great together!
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And pray for added strength with coming Love Abounds At Homehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1426924385647825441.post-68302559288864267152012-05-26T08:27:00.000-07:002012-05-26T08:27:36.756-07:00The Cry of a Daughter's HeartBefore I ever start to write this post, let me take a deep breath. *sigh* That felt good and was much needed :) I read something online recently that caused my heart to hurt and my mind to ponder. After reading it, I thought about the teens and young women that I've interacted with over the years. There seems to be a common thread that flow among them. Many of them are crying out for help. Many Love Abounds At Homehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1426924385647825441.post-25799081805209693012012-04-24T14:35:00.000-07:002012-04-24T14:39:22.124-07:00Herbs, Honey, Bread & ButterI look forward to our Wednesday evening home group. This week it is our turn to bring snacks. I don't know why I ponder over what to bring. 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I'm sure you're wonderingLove Abounds At Homehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1426924385647825441.post-25324569892187915182012-03-26T18:08:00.000-07:002012-03-26T18:08:47.912-07:00Clear Skies and SunshineFinally after months cold and wet weather, Spring is here. Where I live, it's not that unusual to have constant rain. The winter days and night are dreary and long. Someone mentioned to me last week that without the rain we wouldn't have the beautiful spring flowers and the pretty green trees. As I was preparing my home for Spring and sorting through my stashes of fabric, I lifted my head. Love Abounds At Homehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1426924385647825441.post-31177703799014042232012-03-16T15:46:00.001-07:002012-03-26T18:09:11.633-07:00A Wife Like SarahWhen I grasp the concept that there was a pattern set for me to follow to be the best wife that I could be, I scratched my head in amazement. Could it have really been that simple? 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Introducing myself and my journal: Bringing development closer to the people
About Me:
Hello,My name is Sefakor .i come from the volta Region of Ghana in west Africa .I am a teacher by profession but i also work as a volunteer for our community radio station,"Radio Tongu ". I am the third of six children .I love to see children show their talent. I hope to learn a lot of things from here which Will help me and my community .
My Passions:
To uplift the image of my community
My Challenges:
do not know how to go about it
My Vision for the Future:
To help build a school in my village
My Areas of Expertise:
news writing ,news casting and teaching
Welcome and getting started...
Hi Sefakor!
From your profile description, it sounds like you will fit right in here. I, too, work with children and find constant inspiration through them, especially when they use their voices! It also sounds like you have a great project and vision in mind, and WP is a network that can help you attain them.
Please be sure to write a journal entry, either pasting your profile into the entry, or writing a short piece on a passion or vision. We would love to hear how you heard about WP, and what drew you to the organization, or more about the school you'd like to build. That way, other WP members can comment or reply.
You may also want to explore the WP site to see all the exciting things going on and ways to take action. I have found the quickest way to enter into this community is to click on the "Voices Rising" link, which is under the "PulseWire" tab near the top of the screen. From there you can easily access and read journal entries, and perhaps make a comment in reply. In order to add people to your community, click on the person's name. You will be taken to their profile, and can click on the 'add to my community' link under their photo.
Be sure to check out this link for many other ways to be involved with WP:
One more thing: It seems that you have an already begun to act on your vision of connecting and communicating. You may want to look at the Voices of our Future program starting soon. It is a wonderful way to get involved, and possibly be chosen as one of about 30 women to receive more training, tools, and using media to make your voice and visions heard! http://worldpulse.com/pulsewire/groups/63653
We are glad you found us, and look forward to interacting with you!
Let us Hope together-
aka: Cali gal
Dearest Sefakor- What an
Dearest Sefakor-
What an amazing and important vision you have, and all us here at WP stand with you and support you! I can help you with your vision, action planning, etc. You can private message me, and I you, with questions and comments. I want to stand with you and help in any way I can! Please also consider the Voices of Our Future program! It is a wonderful way to get involved, and possibly be chosen as one of about 30 women to receive more training, tools, and using media to make your voice and visions heard! http://worldpulse.com/pulsewire/groups/63653
Let us Hope together-
aka: Cali gal
Welocme Sefakor.
You are in the right forum. I was a teacher too. I still consider myself as an educator!
Looking forward to hear more about your village. That will help the readers to generate some ideas for your to consider.
Keep us informed on your activities. Wish you all the best,
In friendship
Hey there! Welcome to
Hey there! Welcome to PulseWire!
It's so exciting having you with us, I am sure you will have a fabulous time with your new online friends as well as find this to be a very positive experience. I encourage you to take advantage of the numerous resources and features available through our vibrant online community.
Welcome again to our global community and I look forward to hearing more from you here on PulseWire!