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(Maumee, OH) Coming off the most competitive season to date, the Kistler Racing Products Fremont/Attica Sprint Title (F.A.S.T.) Championship Series presented by Engine Pro and KS Sales & Service is ready to push off its 2012 campaign. Drivers have their sights set on the $10,000 to win championship, but 20 grueling events lie ahead over the upcoming summer months to ultimately decide who will be named the 2012 F.A.S.T. Champion. The title hunt begins this weekend with events at Attica Raceway Park on Friday, April 20th with a $3,000 to win feature before making the haul to Fremont Speedway on Saturday, April 21st for the season opener at "The Track That Action Built".
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Attica Raceway Park kick-offs the F.A.S.T. Championship Series season with a $3,000 to win feature on Friday, April 20th. John Bores has been gracious to schedule a total of four $3,000 to win events over the course of the season on various F.A.S.T. nights. "Ohio's Finest Racing" speed plant as already hosted three 410 sprint car events this season, which has set up Craig Mintz as an early title contender in the mind of many. The Gibsonburg, Ohio native scored his first career UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions feature win after he chased down "The Black Bandit" Stevie Smith and narrowly beat him to the line by just 0.146 of a second. Mintz also finished 2nd to Dale Blaney on the previous night in All Star competition. Dean Jacobs, who has not competed yet in 2012, will also be a contender for the title aboard the Seeling Motorsports #97. Jacobs proved to be the most consistent driver at the 1/3-mile high-banked clay oval in 2010 en route to winning his first track championship at Attica.
Fremont Speedway will host its first F.A.S.T. event of the season on Saturday, April 21st, which will also serve as the opening event for the speedway's 61st year of racing. Bryan Sebetto put the icing on the cake at Fremont last season by picking up the track championship, as well as, an All Star feature win and podium finish with the World of Outlaws at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds to conclude his 2011 campaign. With the track's opener rained out last weekend, drivers will have to fine-tune their machine's setups for the tricky 1/3-mile clay oval on the fly in hopes of not putting themselves into a hole so early in the year.
Many in the top-15 in points from last season are expected back to compete for the 2012 F.A.S.T. Championship along with the likes of Dean Jacob's nephew Lee Jacobs who will pilot the famous Rick Ferkel owned #0, Avon, Indiana's Miranda Throckmorton and Bowling Green, Ohio's Travis Philo.
Some familiar faces to the series' 2011 story lines find themselves in new places as the defending champion vacated the Burmeister Racing #16 in favor for a new endeavor in the Hammer Motorsports #24H. The Burmeister Racing team chose 2007 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Rookie of the Year and 2010 Attica Raceway Park Track Champion Chris Andrews to strap into their Adkins Radiator, Flooring America, K&N Filters, Lucas Oil #16 Maxim. Also 2011 F.A.S.T. Rookie of the Year Brad Haudenschild has a new ride for the 2012 campaign aboard the Pete Grove Racing #70. For more information on admission prices, start times and directions to either Northern Ohio track visit www.atticaracewaypark.com or www.fremontohspeedway.com for more information.
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Let there be light — in suburban back yards and the deepest seas, in the darkest caves and on the stumpiest logs.
Nature's lanterns are lighting up the Field Museum courtesy of the exhibit "Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence," which recently opened.
Bioluminescence means living things that create their own light.
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The exhibit began as a collaboration three years ago between Leo Smith, Field Museum assistant curator of fishes, and a colleague at New York's American Museum of Natural History.
Smith was studying the ponyfish, "an unassuming fish with a bioluminescent pouch off its throat and stomach that looked like a doughnut," he said.
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and North Africa has earned Qatar praise and applause from the West, with
this plaudit coming from US President Barack Obama: a**Qatar has not only
supported [us] diplomatically, but has also supported [us] militarily, and
we are very appreciative.a**
And this, from US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: a**The partnership
between our two countries is a model.a**
America has gone from branding Qatara**s Al Jazeera a**a terrorist
channel,a** to openly praising the international television news station,
with US Senator John McCain declaring, a**Al Jazeera has played a key and
leading role.a**
But Qatar has come under increasing criticism from Russia for its
aggressive involvement in the affairs of other countries in the region.
Last week at Doha airport, the Russian Ambassador to Qatar, along with two
Russian embassy officials, was physically assaulted by Qatari customs and
security officers when they made an attempt to confiscate a diplomatic
It is this incident which has led to Moscow downgrading formal relations
with Qatar.
a**They get a sense that anything that they do to really stick a finger in
the eye of Russia or any other BRICS country will be applauded in certain
circles in the West, and rewarded,a** Jeffrey Steinberg explained. a**I
think ita**s all about that sense that they are on the front edge, and
Russia is not falling in line around the Syria issue.a**
The incident took place on the same day as Russiaa**s Foreign Ministry
criticized Qatar for supplying weapons to Libyan rebels in violation of a
UN arms embargo.
The US, which has a military base in the country, has Qatara**s full
backing for its Middle East ventures. With Syria now in play, Washington
is betting high on Doha.
a**Qatar has been put forward as the Arab face on this bullying
operation,a** Steinberg added.
Tiny Qatar, empowered by the US, is now playing big, striving to punch
above its weight to shape the turbulent region in its favor. And the
incident at the airport with Russian diplomats showed what happens when
someone gets in its way.
Russia Today TV: Qatar is arming, funding armed groups in Syria
DAMASCUSa** Russia Today TV on Monday said that Qatar is providing weapons
to the armed groups in Syria and providing financial funding for them,
according to intelligence and media reports.
The channel added that Qatar is reportedly transferring weapons from Libya
to Syria through Turkey. Doha is also funding the Syrian opposition with
the help of the Libyan Transitional Council (LTC).
Monday 05-12-2011
Nick Grinstead
Regional Monitor
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theblondewon Posts: 3I am trying to install an automatic car starter in my 98 Mazda 626. I have a factory installed car alarm (if that matters!) I am looking for the TACH WIRE, but can not find it!! Its the last thing that I need!! Can anyone help me locate this.. color, location anything!! Thank you! :confuse:
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Tin Tile Hooked Wool Rug by Dash & Albert
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Very pretty, soft underfoot, and seems really durable. Very happy with this rug.
November 1, 2013
Beautiful rug. Soft feel but tightly woven. Great buy.
October 22, 2013
Makes the room!
I looked at this rug for a long time! Finally I made the purchase and I am so happy that I did! We remodeled our living room in a beautiful blue with white trim and a nautical touch. This rug was the finally piece that was needed. I got the slate color and it goes perfect! Not matchy matchy, but a subtle design that goes with everything. Vacuums easily and hides dirt well. I used a rug pad underneath for stability and it does not move at all! It was delivered way before the estimated 3-4 weeks which I was thrilled with!
August 30, 2013
Just the right warm gray rug with pizazz!
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May 14, 2013
Really like the rug and goes well with my decor. Plus my senior dog likes the traction the rug provides instead of slipping on the wood floor.
April 23, 2013
Lots of off gassing
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Baylor has always understood its educational mission in especially expansive terms, rooted in its Christian identity. A Baylor education aims at the formation of whole persons, and not simply the dissemination of useful knowledge and job skills. A project this ambitious cannot be accomplished in the classroom alone. Baylor therefore surrounds its excellent classroom experiences with vibrant, formative, collegiate communities-communities united by the bonds of friendship and common purposes that form us as whole persons.The HRC is one of these communities. College members covenant together to be formed as whole persons through the love of neighbor, the love of learning, and the love of God. Since strangers rarely share deeply formative conversations, the first objective of the HRC is to create a community in which students know one another, as well as the faculty and staff of the Honors College. Since the most formative conversations are fueled by exposure to substantive reflections on life's biggest questions, the HRC also invites students into an ongoing conversation through community-wide lectures and smaller gatherings with guests from campus and beyond. Since the most formative experiences are the work of God's grace in our lives, the HRC also invites its members to center their daily work as a response to God's grace through the observance of morning and evening prayer.
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Only on last night's Front Row, whilst promoting Written on Skin at the Royal Opera House (for which I've bought a ticket costing a mere £3!), did I find out that people walked out of 'In the Republic of Happiness'. ARE YOU INSANE??? I saw the play during the previews and I saw not a single person walk out and I sat in the slips where you can see everything (although I may have been concentrating on the play... and I thought I saw Martin Crimp sat in the front row). I like Martin Crimp's work, most of it I have read rather than seen and doesn't always read well on the page (The City being one) but I appreciate him being one of the few playwrights to play with form. This I loved. I had the text in front of me but allowed myself to be guided through the three scenes. The first, a really fucked-up Christmas dinner with the family when Uncle Bob arrives (bad choice of name in the current Saville-age), which had a real Crimpean darkness to it. The second was the chatshow form, where the individuals give their account of their lives and the right to their own opinions. The audience were wetting themselves with the sheer audacity of them, although the form (with songs) did remind me of the recent production of Brecht's Mother Courage at the Greenwich Theatre who used music in a similar way. The only time I questioned the faith was the final scene, not truly knowing where this was going. I can only presume it was to where we are heading - a republic of a sterile, clean, inoffensive world where to be perfect is almost angelic. I thought Crimp has challenged himself well this time and returned to the Royal Court with a bang. So why do I think people walked out? Because if it is billed as an anti-Christmas play, they expect some kind of moral resolution as well as a feeling that this is Christmas. What you don't want is a roll call of obsessions about being molested at airport security or sex abuse... and it was very in your face, which made it all the more funny. But it is nice to know that theatre, even the Royal Court, can produce a play where people do walk out. Theatre seems to be a little too safe these days.
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Halloween was forced to come early for some trick or treaters due to severe weather.
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The Delta State Athletics Trunk-or-Treat, originally set to be held on the east parking lot of the Parker-McCool Football Stadium, will be moved indoors.
The event will be held in the Wyatt Gym across from the Young-Mauldin Cafeteria on the Delta State campus from 5 – 6:30 p.m.
The Community Cookout has been moved inside Walter Sillers Coliseum on campus. The event begins at 6 p.m. and will feature live entertainment, food and drinks and a pep rally.
Hamburger, hot dogs, chips and drinks will be provided by the Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce. The DMI All Stars band will open the entertainment stage. Student members include Horace Wills, Ethan Frink, Brennan Barham, Charles Ross, Ben Murray and Amber Foster.
Headlining the event is the Beatles tribute band, 1964: The Tribute. President LaForge, a lifelong musician, has always been a fan of the Beatles and has seen this band in concert numerous times.
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Several hundred locals participated in last year's event at the Cleveland High School track and drew in $79,000 in donations.
Plans to reach $80,000 in 2013 are already underway.
This year's theme is Rock 'n Roll Relay — Rockin' for a Cure and Rollin' out Cancer.
A Bolivar County Relay For Life team and committee meeting will be at the Cleveland School District office at 5:15 p.m. on Thursday.
"Anyone with a team or anyone interested in forming a team needs to be there," said event co-chair Nancy Nassar. "We will go over details and discuss the different things people will be doing for fundraisers."
Meetings will continue on a monthly basis until the main event takes place June 7 at the CHS track.
Teams typically average 10 members, but there is no rule against having more or less.
"We just ask that every team member raise at least $100 in order to get a T-shirt," said Nassar.
Some teams hold special events prior to the big affair to help build their fundraising totals.
The Morrison Chapel Baptist Church team will be organizing a 5k walk/run on April 13 to boost team funds. Those interested in registering for the event should contact Nassar at 662-719-1210.
Even those not intending to join a team are encouraged to attend the official relay in June.
"We want to stress that this is a community event," said Nassar. "Even if someone is not on a team they can support the cause by buying a hamburger or hot dog or walking around the track.
"Everyone is affected by cancer. Relay For Life is a great way to show your support. We are confident we'll reach our goal this year."
Nassar said some new activities will be added to the schedule in 2013, but they are being kept secret for the meantime.
The typical format of Relay is summarized as an organized, overnight community fundraising walk.
Teams take turns walking around the track, while food, games and entertainment build camaraderie during the event.
The atmosphere is family-friendly for the entire community.
To learn more about Bolivar County Relay For Life, visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/AmericanCancerSocietyRelayForLifeClevelandMs.
Learn more about the organization behind the movement at www.relayforlife.org.


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Good morning,
Yes, I have heard of scamorza.. Andy says this cheese is made from the left over milk. Huh? I guess he means end products. It is kinda like mozzarella and can be smoked. Did you buy some?
It rained all last night and is cloudy this morning. I have a lot of cooking ahead of me this morning. Squid to clean and meata-balls to make. Why?? Cause the ingredients are in the fridge and will go bad. We donna waste 'nuttin in this house. Then we can have brunch before lunch.
Ahhhhh good morning....Carola and Sharona are up, and all is well with the world...
Fanks Carola...
Doggone it! I wanted to beat Nat to the punch! But thanks, Carola and Sharon, for starting the conversations. And hi, Nat.
Good grief, that's a lot of work, Doris! Wish I'd done something like that yesterday. Hey - do you want to borrow my van to go get Karen for lunch!?!
I'm going to split for a while ... I am skipping church because I have to finish this big work thing, so I can't go. Kailey and I are going to take advantage and go to the grocery store while the Christians are locked up for a while. They'll overrun it from 12:30 onward.
Hiya Kimmie...no such luck, I have two four legged alarm clocks...
Hi ladies,
I am doing such a fine job walking and getting some things for myself with DH's grabber. I am going to try to walk a little more today and drink more water. That is my goal today!
Carol are you still in pain? Do you need to see a doc? Do you put away all flour items? I hope you have a good passover! Do you ever use blood over your door post?
Diva D I haven't been out of the house since the hospital. DH wanted to take me to Dairy Queen yesterday but I was in no mood to go. It was around 8 PM. I bet I will be in rare form for lunch. I am getting stronger everyday! Your porch is a job to clean!!!
Diva N Diva D and I are still going out to lunch!!
Laureen you are so right about my men folk not cleaning like me. I have a friend from college club coming Monday with dinner for us. I told DH to have this place spic and span! I have to bite my tongue. I can't bend or twist. I am trying to stay on the straight and narrow with doc's order.
Sharon could you have put some of the food in the freezer so that you don't have to cook it all? The meatballs sound delicious! I want Italian food today. Yesterday DH got me carnitas from Tequilas. You e a good cook to fix squid. Do you cook it the same way you would cook octopus?
Have a good one,
Karen, you are doing so well. Nice to hear you are following doc's orders 100%!
I just finished the last of my indoor spring cleaning. It looks awesome and my house smells so good! Must savor it the rest of the day. Hubby is going to wipe off the kitchen cabinets and then he is done too. His back is really acting up poor thing. He works so well with me, it sure makes a difference to have help for the tough jobs. We are going to take tomorrow off so we can rest and do some fun shopping or just being out and about.
We are going to dinner tonight and I want something that is home cooked but I sure as heck ain't cooking it! I don't have my Easter menu planned either, how about you girls?
Off to rest a bit. Later. Dee
La giornata è bella, qui.
Ciao sir.re Carola e Natalia!
Dove Susanna??
Dobroye utro, Carola e Sharona.... all now iz vell wit the vorld...
Good morning ladies,
It seemed like I slept my life away yesterday. I slept through my 4:00 AM med and boy could I tell the difference when I took my pill at 6:00 AM. I was in a little higher pain. I think we will start setting the clock for that med taking!!
A friend from church brought us chicken 'n dumplings and peas. It was late for me so I will have tem for breakfast. I love them. DH ate some and of course he automatically compared them to Elisabeth's. Of course Elisabeth made them better!
Carol with the sun out around your way your mood seems to be upbeat! I hope the pain is gone. I heard that the 4 blood moons are to start on Passover and that other 2 occurrences happened on Passover or Jewish holiday. I am looking forward to seeing it happen. My sis says it is the second coming of Christ and to get my life in order!
Ciao Sharon! Did you fix the squid and meatballs? What did you serve with it?
Diva N I wish all was well with the world.
Dee I am trying my best to follow doc's orders but I woke up later than I should to take my med.
Diva D I just thought that if we have a hot summer like the one that was too hot to even go swimming, you wouldn't get much use of your screened porch! All that work for nothing!
So glad someone is speaking my language. Don't know what you were all saying, but hello anyway.
Karen, the Farmer's Almanac says a short hot summer and next winter is going to be worse than this last one. However, my porch is so shaded and with the ceiling fan, it stays cool and I love the fresh air. It is never too hot to swim!! I hope the others can get the pool ready for you as that may be the best therapy!
Rainy day today and then it is supposed to get down to 32 tonight. Crazy weather. I picked a large bouquet of daffies and tulips for myself and one for a friend down the street yesterday. Sure glad as I bet this rain will knock them down. They look and smell so cheery. Love all the different colors and shades and varieties. Also salvaged the remaining hyacinths.
My DGD has announced that she is going to spend a week and a half with me this summer. Great. She must have enjoyed herself last time.
Karen, so glad you are doing so well. It is going to take a long time so don't get discouraged. Enjoy the chicken & dumplings - they will keep you going! I bet Elisabeth brings a kitchen full of food one day soon.
Good Morning,
Blustery day here earlier. No more blooms on my tulips! Has been raining all morning and no walking.
Karen, glad the meds are keeping your pain in control. Now that you took them later today, just change the schedule and tomorrow you won't need them so early. Some folks in Sunday School were talking about watching the blood moon on Tuesday. Memory came of my Dad worrying about a blood moon and scripture about end of time. I need to look that up. Must be in Revelations.
Carol, hope you find all your Passover food and get your home in order.
I told Greg yesterday to decide if he wants to come down for Easter dinner or wants us to come and take him out. If we go visit him, I'll bake him a cake and take some frozen leftovers. Now that he has his own home and the responsibility of a cat, he isn't interested in coming to spend the night.
Sharon, did you find plants? We are supposed to have frost tomorrow night and maybe below freezing temps. Not good on the plants! The flip side of the beautiful dogwood blooms . . . dogwood winter. Next comes blackberry winter and then it will be summer.
Doris, even if it is a HOT summer, you can enjoy your screened in porch early mornings and late evenings. Do you have indoor plants that you sit out there for the summer?
Nat, it seem like it will never get warm enough to do our deck pots!
Better get busy with some laundry and windows.
Yes, Karen. What Virginia said.
Happy Monday all ... I'll check in later.
Listen, Karen, if you meet with Doris, you will never get your life in order...so there....
What's with all this blood stuff....
That was Russian, for Good morning....
Virginia, do you get the storms from Memphis? ds called last night and said they were going to have violent storms, he and dil are going on a 2 week business trip... like it better when they are home......
Having my two decks professionally cleaned and stained, it has been over 7 years, when we last got it cleaned... it has mold in several areas....... and YES, Virginia, I want to start planting, and I want it to get warm......
Where is Joanie? still with the kids?
I think we have lost Maryann
Good morning everyone!
Rainy but warm spring day here. I didn't want to work outside anyway. I have shopping to do and just want to be lazy. A late lunch with DH and I will call it a day. I may go furniture shopping to see what else would go with that caramel leather sofa for my family room. hmmmm.
I will make my valance this week sometime. I didn't volunteer at school last week so I could get my house done, so it will have to be worked in to accomodate those times. If I don't get a sofa right away I need to make some pillows to freshen the look of the sofa I currently am using. Decisions.
Karen, a friend that brings chicken and dumplings is a friend indeed. Wish I had one! I love dumplings and DSIL and I are the only ones that eat them, so you know I never make them. I can get them at a local restaurant, but not even close to homemade so I just pass usually. My sister makes them but not very often, my MIL made wonderful dumplings.
I think we have lost MaryAnn too. She is so happy with her spiritual work, therefore I am happy for her.
Virginia, I don't have my plans firmed up either for Easter. DD does not care for ham or turkey, so not sure what I will be making. Let's hear your menus ladies, there are so many good cooks here.
Hello all, Rags here...remember me? I am still tired from having the flu, think perhaps I shall call my cardio guy.
Got an email from CJ. Said she is locked out of forum and that they are going away today and will return Friday.
Haven't read posts for cpl days...hope all is well.
(( )), Rags
Good morning, all. The kids went home on Friday and I sure miss them. Then we had dress rehearsal Friday night for Brahms Requiem, and the concert was yesterday. It went well; there were a few mistakes as it is so difficult, but I don't think the audience would have noticed. Glad that's over until September. Now I can spend more time out in the garden.
Our daffies and crocuses and all the Japanese cherry trees are in glorious bloom around here. We had a gorgeous sunny weekend, but it went down to freezing last night as it was so clear. There was a huge full moon last night; l wonder if it will be clear again tonight so I can see the blood moon.
Karen, great that you are feeling better. That was nice of your friend to bring chicken & dumplings! Sounds good, even though I don't like dumplings. Just taste like big gobs of flour to me.
I am not making anything special for Easter dinner as it will just be DH and me. We did our big eating while DD was here. I will be busy at church this week as we are having the simple supper and footwashing on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday service at our sister church in the next town, and then the Easter Sunday service.
Anyway, I got laundry and house cleaning to do, so will talk later.
This picture was on a diet site that I visit. So cute! It's titled "WILLPOWER".
Stopping in for just a minute as I'm at work so everything is charged up. Has been a heck a weekend. Never got bac Saturday night cause had a hail storm with damaging winds. We were lucky that we had no damage, but the old man across the street lost a big limb between his and the neighbors. The familt next door lost the top of 1 big pine tree from the back of their house to the side. One of the othe trees wblew a big branch onto the garage roof. So may trees down in and around the village. It was like a ghost town yeaterday. Many od us still don't have power. Suppose to get down to 20 tonight with 1 to 1 1/2 inches of snow. So DH is working on getting a generator hooked up to furnace. Cant stay home in that kind of cold. Yesterday I went to the bocci tounament so I could eat and recharge the cell phones. I don't know much about the blood moon but im concerned about the weather this summer with all thats going on. Right now cant wait to tak a shower and wash my hair. Took pictures of the yar covered white with hail balls. Even took picture of the hail was about the size of a dime or penny.
No plans for Easter at this. Just trying to get through this. Will stop back when I can. Todays the day of the big meeting that at least is a conference call. If they wnt the nurses fired boss is leaving too. So we shall see.
Hope you have a good say. Carol enjoy your time at Bens. Karen glad you are doing better. Doris rest before the DGTR comes! Will be back when I can.
Still no power!?! This is getting ridiculous! When the hurricanes hit in 04, Jeff and I bought a whole-house generator that runs on natural gas in case that crap ever happens again. It's been good to have. I hope your power is back on really soon and you get a hot shower in your own house.
I hope your power is back on really soon and you get a hot shower in your own house.
I also hope the above for you Laureen.
Kimmie, did you loose power too? Our power went out for about 10 minutes...did not like that....
Joanie. love that picture. its terrible after the kids leave...hate that...such an empty feeling..... wow Brahms Requiem that is beautiful, and hard.... double wow...
Doris, did ya see that Dee said you are not spiritual? shesshh....I already knew that...
Ragsie, hope you feel better....
I have decided I do not like Karen, until she gives me Cousin Elisabeth.....
The guys washed the two decks, boy, does it looks new, all the mildew is gone.....they will probably be back on Thursday to stain it.....
Can you see this Carola?? Coming to the US tonight.
I have been reading your posts regularly, just haven't posted. I always enjoy reading your happenings, but don't always feel like "talking". I did note Virginia's birthday - and Belated Happy Birthday to you Virginia. Also Happy Anniversary to you & hubby, Virginia, and Doris I know it was a special day for you too.
I have continued to be fascinated and hooked on watching the Eagle family in Decorah, IA. This season has certainly given them challenges of all kinds of weather, but so far, the baby eagles appear to be fine and warm, and growing.
Saturday we went shopping with our GD's and their parents. Shortly after they received Build a Bear as gifts, I had told them that G&G would get them outfits for their bears. So, first stop was to Build a Bear so they could pick out some outfits for their bears. What a cute store to just stand back and watch the children in action. There was a birthday party, a few other families and us, so watching the activity was fun. B picked out a Bears football cheerleader outfit, plus shoes for her bear and N picked out an Aurielle outfit and pink high heel shoes, that can't be worn with a mermaid outfit but this is what she wanted. They both brought with them the $$ they had been saving, and so our next stop was the Disney store. They both made good choices with their $$. We ended up at a pizza restaurant near their home and we headed home after checking out their bears in their outfits. Fun day!!
Our family is celebrating 3 birthdays along with our Easter dinner. (Hubby's is tomorrow) We are hosting this year and I will prepare ham, cheesy potatoes, deviled eggs. Not sure of salad or veggie. Dessert will be lemon blueberry bundt cake and I am thinking of buying decorated cupcakes for the birthday honorees (so we can light candles and sing happy birthday) and two easter decorated cupcakes for the little ones. My daughter and me will have an egg hunt but have surprises in the eggs that are not candy. I thought I would go to the bank and get a few "gold coins", maybe a couple McDonald's gift certificates, and not sure what else. Maybe 6 or 8 eggs each. we will see, still working on that.
We have had a few tease days of beautiful weather, but are back to cold and it has snowed all day. It isn't sticking but just looking outside and seeing the snow is a downer.
I agree with a comment Virginia made a few weeks ago to CJ to not log out of this site. I never log out, just close the window, and so far, I don't have any problem. Maybe that would work for her.
Karen, I am so happy that you are home and that the worst is over for you. Continue healing.
Laureen, sorry to hear of the bad storms in your village. Hope your power is back on soon. We had a scare a few years ago, and now have a portable generator for any emergency that arises.
I put a sirloin tip roast in the crock pot this morning and I'm making Italian beef. It smells soooooo good. I love it when I do minimal work, and it tastes so yummy.
Hope all have a great week. Until next time,
Speaking of being spiritual - - - Nat, God does not like those who lie. It is not a spiritual thing to do, especially during Holy Week.
Aren't those little eaglets cute, Susan? I love to drop in and see what they look like. The weather has been terrible. Guess the eagle parents didn't read the Farmer's Almanac.
Got to run to Library board meeting. Fun and games for all.
No, Nat - I never lose power. I am all-powerful like Oz. TTFN.
Doris, I really didn't say that, Kimmie made me say that, so it doesn't count as me saying it...shesshh..
All is well on the home front. My dental implant was completely painless except for the injections to numb the tongue, etc.
My radiologist appointment when well. All is healing still.
My sunroom when thru the heavy storm and No leaks. Hallelujah!!!
Arrangements made to take out the dead trees in the back yard.
Karen--so glad to see you posting and getting well.
Rags--nice to hear from you too. Take care and hope you get over that dastardly flu side effects.
I so need to do a spring cleaning but it will have to wait.
Alvira Dino and Bob say hi.
Good morning and greetings to all that live at Marlene's house.
Carola, I like the pictures of your son and the dogs. Where were you??
I raise my hand!!
Been tres busy this morning. Got the wash in/out and beds made and flew to the beautician's for a haircut. Came home started lunch and got that $ to € conversion job done for the accountant. What the he££ do we pay him for if I have to do this every year?? Good question to ask him!
The bedspreads came and I am not disappointed. The quality is very nice. The slate is lighter than the picture. The big surprise is how nice the spread for the small bed is. I almost wish I had bought he same for the larger bed. It has that old fashion look with a great weight, not flimsy. I am not using them until I spring clean those rooms. Great company...
Everyone get well, spring is in the air.
Morning Ms Natalia.
Nice to see Susan posting. Maryann, I hope you are not cloistered.
Good morning, Miss Carola and Miss Sharona....everything is well with the world now.....
Yes, I agree with you Carola, Doris is just sinning away for all of us..
Marlene, like when you give a good report on everything... do you have a picture of the three amigos together? Did you say you got a shot in the tongue? oh double oy veh..
Karen, hope you are feeling better everyday, just don't over do it with meeting with Doris....
Laureen and Dee, are you guys getting snow? we may be in for one inch by the end of this week. weird weather... Susan did you say it snowed all day???
Sharona, glad you liked the bedspread...sometimes when you order it , the color is much different, and usually flimsy.. good for you.
Carola, what picture....shesshh... no blood moon last night, too cloudy.
have a good day everyone.
Good Morning!
Sharon, guess who took the picture! I also like the pictures! Glad you like the bed spread!
Carol, so you didn't like the new Seder? I have problems with new things at our church. I like traditional. Can you share the recipe for the granola? Is it SBD friendly? Most granolas are not.
Sharon, thanks for posting a picture of the moon. At 11:30 it was raining and not a star in the sky so I went to bed. Raining this morning and turning cooler. Supposed to frost and maybe freeze tonight. Poor little plants!
Suzanne, good to see you posting. Wondering where you were keeping yourself! Most of the time I don't have anything to post either. For the Easter Egg Hunt at church this year, they decided to hid the empty plastic eggs, then have a trading post to get candy or goodies. There was supposed to be over 100 kids and filling so many eggs was going to be major.
Marlene, glad the dental implants are in and healing! You must be happy with the radiologist's report! Yea for no more leaks in the storm room.
I think Maryann is very busy praying for all us bad girls.
CJ, we have at least two hummers since 4/6/14. Any luck getting some there?
Doris, I just bet the LBMtg was fun and games! Are you typing minutes this morning?
Laureen, you aren't posting so power must still be out. Must be lots of damage to take so long. Hope you are hooked up soon! Will everything in your fridge & freezer be lost?
Nat, are you getting more snow? We were supposed to get flurries this am but so far it is just raining. Trees are filling out with leaves, sure hope they don't get frozen tonight!
Talked with DS#2 yesterday and he decided he will come down for Easter dinner, so I need to make a quick plan and go grocery shopping tomorrow. He only likes a few things so it won't have to be complicated. Just so he has meat, mashed potatoes, corn and cake. Everything plain. Deviled eggs for DH and home made rolls.
Karen, are you minding the doctor and taking it easy? Was DS able to download those pics?
Rags, did you get that doctor's apt made? Hope you get your strength back soon! Is Easter dinner going to be at your house?
I need to get busy. This program is acting up & I'm afraid I'm going to lose my post.
Good morning all.
Nat, I think you mis-read Marlene's comments. She said she got the implant in the tongue. Can't you get anything straight?
Glad you had all good news, Marlene. Tell Alvira, Bob & Dino hi for all of us.
I second what everyone has said about the weather - tiz a mess. No looking at the moon here last night - cloudy & misty.
Carol, why do religions always think they have to make changes - like the old way hasn't worked for the last so many years. Does Ben adhere to his religion the rest of the year?
Joanie - so glad the music went well for the service. As you said, nobody would know if it wasn't perfect and I know it sounded fantastico.
I'm fixing green beans for Easter. Going to the usual gathering of friends potluck so I won't even have much in the way of left overs. I do have some ham here I might cook soon for me.
Virginia, this library meet. was one I am not secretary for but as president I find that a lot is tossed on my shoulders and we have some major personnel problems now.
Doris BFY
Doris, Marlene did so to not say it was the tongue...
Virginia, hopefully if it does snow we only get an inch, it will not stick.
Religion is changing, because we the people cannot adhere to strict rules...we want everything easy....one of the changes that bug the heck for me, is you can go to church on Saturday night, instead of sunday.... as I remember last, sunday, is the Lord's day, but we want it easier, and convenient for us.... and I think that applies to many things...ok, I am done...
Just a quick post cause I have meeting with bosses in 10 min about ehat they promisef to do on the conference call. Boss told me last neither she nor I lost our jobs & neither did the nurses.
Still no poeer. DH did get a generstor yesterday so we now have lights, frig is on, furnace is on but blower not wofking. Kept the house at 65 all night so thats ok. No water yet. DH going to try to figure it out today.
Virginia we checked the food in the freezer and only oitched stuff in the door that was soft. Some chicken breasts were thawed but cold as was a piece of ham. So will cook them up afterwards.
Gotta go to the mtg. Bbl
I am moving more and more everyday! I am enjoying food again but only eating half. I am having a little problem getting back to sleep after taking my 4 AM med.
Diva D glad you get lots of use of your porch. Cousin Elisabeth would have been here but her eldest son who has a heart issue is back in the hospital. She and Harry are their all the time and she will visit when he get better. She will be baring food gifts!
Virginia it has been raining here too. The blood moon happened last night. I was in no way able to stay up to see it. I use to have tulips. I think DH did something to the bulbs. I will see about those pics. I tend to forget and sleep. lol
Carol Happy Passover! Are you taking food to Ben's for Passover! Hope you have a good one!
Diva N my life is still not in order that I would like. I know that Diva D has nothing to do with my life order! We will still go out for lunch too! So put that in your pipe and smoke it!
Dee I love chicken n dumplings but not at a restaurant that gets them out of a can! I love Elisabeth's the most!!
Rags I think yo are right to see your cardio just to be on the safe side. Hope you start feeling better soon! Take care.
Joanie glad your concert went well. I know I wouldn't have been able to tell if you guys made a mistake. I bet the audience went home happy! I am on the mend. I will sing to that! Loved the willpower pic!
Laureen I feel for you and the many others who are without power. It sure makes going to work hard! I think Easter will be at home this yr for us. i am unable to do much until my release from doc on May 9th.
Kimmie I like that idea of a whole house generator that runs on natural gas. I wonder if they have one that runs on propane? I live in a rural area and can't nothing but propane.
Susan happy birthday to all your folks! You had me at Italian beef. I love that stuff.
Sharon loved your pic of the moon. Thanks for sharing.
Marlene I am glad that all is well on the western front! I wish I could see and hear Alvira, Bob and Dino. I am doing well. I hope that I can get these staples out and I don't have to worry about not bending or twisting!!