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ISBN 073903846X. With standard notation, fingerings and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). Christmas, Jazz, Rock and Blues. 9x12 inches.
Students will be inspired and motivated by the syncopated rhythms and the colorful, rich harmonies of jazz. Detailed articulation, dynamic and pedal markings create a thoughtful and thorough performance. Titles: Christmas Medley * The First Noel *Go Tell it on the Mountain * Jingle Bells * Jolly Old St. Nicholas * We Three Kings of Orient Are * We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
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I kept a close watch on this place, as I have most industrial buildings in LIC in recent years. All of these buildings are basically in danger of demolition to make way for more tall 'luxury' condos. One day in spring 2012 the construction fencing appeared – basically the grim reaper for buildings. It's the first sign that demolition is going to begin. This security walling around it was plywood, so I knew I could either climb it or wait for a windy day to knock it over. Sure enough I randomly drove by one day to find the front gate thrown completely open: it was a Sunday morning so I knew there was little chance that anyone was actually working at the site.
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I have seen it and I love it. I actually used some of the printable tags last year on my gifts. I'm sure some of the other gals would like to visit it too. ~A |
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It just amazes me how many things are on the Internet! I love finding sites like that to explore and think it is so nice that people are willing to share their ideas with all of us. I painted three Jiffy Pop toppers yesterday, posted them on the gallery side. I am really getting in the mood to paint Christmas things now, must be because the weather has cooled off. Problem is that I get in the mood to paint on the wrong days--got to work for the next three days--have to see if I feel like painting any after work! Ha ha The craft forum is getting more active now, posting some good things too. Have you gals checked it out too? TTYL, Luvs |
I've stopped in to the craft forum too. I love oddies stuff. So neat. Everyone is getting crafty for the holidays. I have so many things I need to get done as well. No time!!! ~Anj |
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On Wednesday (June 3rd), more than 139,000 Tunisian students will take the baccalaureate exams. For most bac hopefuls, test day comes after months of intensive study. Mohamed Aoun, a student in the economics and management department at the Khazendar institute, tells Magharebia how he prepared for the test.
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Aoun: I get up each morning between 6:00 and 7:00. I spend the first few hours reviewing courses that need memorisation such as history and geography, which require a fresh mind. Then from 10:00 to 4:00 I receive intensive private lessons in mathematics and management and economics. In the evening, I prefer to study with my friends, since by then I am too tired to study on my own.
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Aoun: During the last three or four days, the pace picks up, or let's say it is on full speed. However, I decided to rest today, June 2nd, the night before the exams so I can wake up early and avoid exhaustion. I can only review lessons for one hour at most.
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Aoun: I follow a regular diet. Some go for vitamins. Vitamins, however, make me drowsy. We need to manage time according to an accurate schedule. That is the most important thing.
Magharebia: Do you pay particular attention to some courses compared to others?
Aoun: Certainly. There were courses I neglected last year, and which I sought to devote more time to this year. There is a good chance they might be included in this year's finals. I do not depend on luck. Only hard work can lead one to success.
Magharebia: How much of a help can your family be?
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Aoun: Having this fear is only natural, because I am required to review the courses of an entire academic year. No matter how hard I study and get prepared, I always feel there is something I am still missing.
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Aoun: I wish to pursue my studies in management because I am good at it.
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Aoun: From friends who had previously applied there, or from the internet. Besides, the institution held an orientation class about the universities students were interested in, attended by relevant professors.
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Kerala team matches his fingerprints with records provided by Jaipur police
Even as the Kerala police team confirmed Bittihotra Mohanty's identity upon verifying records here, the man, who till Friday maintained that he was 'Raghav Rajan,' admitted to his true identity. According to the team's findings, Bitti Mohanty had indeed been living a false life in Kerala's Kannur district as Raghav Rajan, a trainee officer at the State Bank of Travancore.
The Kerala police established Bitti's identity by matching his fingerprints with records available with the Jaipur police.
"His fingerprint and DNA records were matched and his identity was confirmed. He also admitted to being Bitti," Jaipur police commissioner B.L. Soni told The Hindu.
"The original investigating officer and other officials associated with the case were called to Jaipur and they identified him as Bitti Mohanty, the person who was convicted of raping a German woman," said Mr. Soni.
Till Friday afternoon, he had insisted he was Raghav Rajan, who had nothing to do with the crime he was accused of.
The Kerala police team arrived with him by train at 9.30 a.m. on Friday. He was then taken to the Transport Nagar police station, where the team spent over two hours perusing records.
"The Kerala police had called the investigating officer who was in charge of the rape case to confirm his identity. But Bitti kept insisting he was Raghav Rajan," B.L. Vishnoi, Transport Nagar thana in-charge told The Hindu.
The visiting team then took Bitti to the Jaipur Central Jail to examine the records. It was there that the team finally tasted success in establishing his identity.
In April 2006, a fast-track court had convicted Bitti of raping his friend, a 26-year-old German girl. Later that year, he was released on parole for 15 days. After he jumped parole, a case was registered against him at Jaipur's Lal Kothi police station.
Last week, seven years after he jumped parole, he was arrested in Kannur district, on charges of impersonation, forgery and cheating.
Keywords: German woman rape case, Biti Mohanty, Raghav Rajan, forgery, Kerala police


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The Akita breed is not a breed of dog for the first time owner, nor are they for people who do not understand dogs and how to train them with positive reinforcement techniques. The Akita can be known for aggression, as just like the American Pit Bull Terrier, or the Shar-Pei or the Chow Chow - they were bred to be genetically wary of strangers and other dogs. Which can equal into aggression if not properly socialized. But if you get your dog as a young pup and work with him/her so that they understand what is and what is not a threat, then they can be perfectly happy and social dogs. 12/27/2014 3:55:30 PM
Akitas are actually known for being aggressive. Your best bet is strong training, maybe talk to a professional trainer and get some tips. Akitas are actually on a lot of Not Allowed Dog lists for home owners insurances due to their aggression problems. There may be a reason why he is stressing out or something, maybe something in the house has changed or something has happened to him a few months ago to trigger this behavior. Either way, talk to a specialist in an effort to prevent something horrible from happening.4/8/2014 12:39:02 AM
Yes, a very interesting story. http://www.natural-akita.com/JPTeez/html/helen_keller.html1/30/2014 12:31:27 AM
The Siberian, Seppala and other member's of the Husky breed do shed a lot, yes. But shedding will be more with bad quality food and poor grooming by the owner.7/9/2014 12:18:02 PM
No, that is not normal. If you do not know what you are doing, you could seriously injure your dog, or the male. You need to find a reputable breeder and study under them. I suggest spaying your female, as she has aggression issues that should NOT be passed onto the next generation. Unless your dog is of impeccable standards and temperament, then the dog should not be bred.7/9/2014 12:19:41 PM
Akitas live for approximately 11 to 12 years on average.5/27/2013 4:02:06 PM
Coloration can change in the Akita breed as a puppy, so that is normal. Deafness, however, is not common in the breed. Although the white gene is known to cause deafness. Contact your breeder, they should give you half of your purchase price back and be checking on other puppies. They should also be spaying and or neutering the dam/sire if they are producing deaf puppies. Take your pup to the vet as well and do a hearing test to confirm full on deafness.7/9/2014 12:21:33 PM
Akitas are big dogs as adults. Vets are able tell age by a dog's teeth. A 25 pound akita is a very young dog.12/14/2013 7:42:39 PM
Contacting your breeding and talking to your vet is the best thing to do if you are worried about the size of your puppy.7/9/2014 12:22:16 PM
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My Akita's the same way? I had two others family only kinda dogs. Very protective of owners is my guess they keep us from harm from some people and all animals.:)3/16/2013 7:44:33 AM
akitas are known for being loyal and protective of their immediate family. Most Akitass are known to be dog aggressive by nature due to such trait being bred in them since the beginings of time in Japan, country of origin. Selected ethical and reputable breeders try to breed away from the dog aggression trait without compromising the soundness, great people temperament, and health of the breed. Please use caution as your dog don't know any better but to protect you. 4/10/2013 9:36:12 PM
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
When you're sightseeing between Hanauma Bay and Makapuu, the food pickings are slim. But every day, 365 days a year, there's Keneke's in Waimanalo town. It's the home of inexpensive plate lunches, shave ice, and Scriptural graffiti on the walls (Keith "Keneke" Ward, the burly, weight-lifting, second-generation owner of the place, is a born-again Christian). The food is diet busting, piled high, and mostly pretty good, particularly the Asian-style barbecue (including teriyaki chicken or beef and Korean kal bi (barbecue), and Filipino guisantes (pork and peas in tomato gravy) and adobo (piquant pork stew). If you want a treat, try the shave ice with ice cream. There is also a location in Punaluu on the Windward side of the island. www.kenekes.net. Reservations not accepted.


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Saturday, August 18
How to eat watermelon, competing styles
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or you can do it this way (don't stop until you reach the 5min mark at which point you won't be able to stop)
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Sunday, May 27
Blerds* to the Rescue
Can I just say that I am so excited to be alive? I can say it. I am fucking happy to be alive and proud to be black. Damn! It is a great day.
I'm not a space geek. I mean, I do love Star Trek and Star Wars and BSG but I never did the whole astrophysics nor astronomy. As an adult I have come to embrace the general ideas there but I really don't know anything about those fields of study. Over the last few months, maybe even year, I have heard - thanks to various NPR/PRI podcasts (and the Daily Show) - physicists and other scientists discuss String Theory and Multiverses and space travel. Much of it has been inspiring but what really made my day was hearing Dr. Mae Jemison dovetailing into a couple of recent interviews I've heard of Neil Degrasse Tyson. Its amazing to hear scientists think this way but what really got me is that I was listening to two black scientists talking about space travel, a topic that doesn't come up too often in most black barbershops, if you know what I mean.
On one level I know black people can do anything I am always happy to hear us breaking molds. They are talking Star Trek kind of shit and that just makes me wanna strut around challenging the naysayers.
You think black folk can only listen to rap, belong to get-up-out-of-your-seat churches and yell at their kids? Well fuck you, we are scientists, no, we are uber-scientists. Take that! Asshole!I know this is a bit aggressive but this is the kinda thing that makes me wanna get in your face about.
*Blerd - Black Nerd
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Friday, March 16
When decisions prove to be wrong
I made a mistake and it is costing my family dearly and I am having a very hard time coming to terms with it. The cost is relative but this decision is causing pain to a loved one, taking money from our very small bank account, stealing time from our finely tuned schedule, and soon it will be a major inconvenience.
My dog was diagnosed with heart worms, a highly treatable - although it wasn't when I worked in a vet clinic 25 years ago, highly preventable mosquito transmitted parasite. I should concentrate on the highly treatable part of the equation, right? Well, I'm not. I'm fixated on the highly preventable part of the equation. I was diligently giving Johnders his chewable preventative every month for 2, almost 3 years, of his life. I stopped giving the tablets to him b/c in my analysis - limited and superficial - the risk/$$ ratio said the risk to him was really small but things changed and Johnders got infected. Now my seemingly thrifty decision has become a major expense of time, money, energy, and Johnders is suffering currently with the parasite (in the heart and lungs), soon with the treatment (very painful shots) and lastly, the recovery (absolute bedrest).
Tara asked if I was Jewish or Catholic b/c of this guilt I've saddled myself with but I feel like a heel for making a mistake that is resulting is such a burden for my family.
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Tuesday, March 13
iPod Philosophy
Do you know what makes you tick?
Do you know how to avoid what makes you sick?
Color Me True - Sly & the Family Stone
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Monday, August 1
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Recently I have been reminded how extremely difficult it is for me to allow others to be themselves and believe whatever they want to believe. Over the past week I have been involved in 4 conversations in 4 different subject areas where I have had to give up the conversation because it became apparent the other person in the conversation didn't see things the way I did thus didn't believe the same truisms that I believe. This is always tortuous to me because the way I see it is that I am approaching whatever it is from the rational and objective which is universal and easy for everyone to see. What I forget is two-fold. One person's logic is another person's bullshit and two what's logical to me might be emotional to them. This turns it into a three-fold reason but I might not be seeing things as objectively as I think I am.
I believe we are all blessed with certain talents, skills, and tendencies which when used properly help us make decisions and function as the higher primates we are. I was blessed with several including an ability to see and objectively weigh many angles to an issue.
For example, as patron accounts specialist for the library I worked with patrons to resolve issues regarding their library accounts, usually monetary. I was very intuitive about this. I could suss out the problem, empathize with the patron, present the library's POV and usually, come up with a painless, equitable solution. I know when to hold them and when to fold them - the rules, so to speak.Also I can almost intuitively find alternative solutions to issues. Lastly, I am optimistic. I have faith in "the systems" and people despite their failings.
The first conversation was related to the "birther" issue. In my mind there comes a point where the evidence outweighs the skepticism. This isn't a matter of faith like God. It is the fact that there is a birth certificate and despite the fact that documents can be forged common sense and the fact that its legal status has been corroborated on many levels should put the issue to rest. Well, for some people its not that simple. One person I spoke with, who doubts the fact that electricity was discovered the way it was discovered b/c "people lie" - just because its in a book doesn't mean its real. So, from his POV forgeries are more likely than not b/c "people lie".
The second conversation was more personal. It was related to Tara and me resolving an issue at home which she keeps revisiting the origins of the issue eventhough we've already implemented an action plan to resolve the proplem. I don't know why she feels the need to revisit how when we're already past that.
The final conversation was along the same lines. I know someone who believes they are the victim of a conspiratorial setup for prison, although there is no evidence towards this end. They believe there is no sense in trying to find meaningful employment or develop relationships b/c it will all be taken away by this nefarious group. On top of that, this person repeatedly asks why these people would do this kind of thing. Sorta like Tara's insistence on rehashing the origins of the problem.
To my mind the origins are no longer important b/c, in the first case, Tara and I are no longer in a situation that brought this issue about and in the second case, if the result is predetermined why worry about the motives of these evil people.
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Sunday, October 10
Solomon Burke - R.I.P.
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Friday, July 2
Shoes 4 Life
The following is a semi-paid (I think I get a t-shirt.) advertisement for SoccerPro.com and their efforts to help Shoes 4 Life.:The World Cup being hosted in South Africa is a big step forward for the nation of South Africa and the entire continent of Africa. Billions of South African Rand are entering the country, and it is getting a lot of media exposure. The World Cup is a great celebration that unites the world.
Soccer equipment retailer SoccerPro.com is celebrating in their own way. They're raising awareness of those who are less fortunate in Africa (and throughout the world) who do not have shoes. When a family barely has enough more to eat and provide shelter, the purchasing of shoes can be missed if funds aren't available. The lack of shoes can lead to injuries and infections which are amplified by the poor ground conditions and lack of urgent medical treatment.
SoccerPro.com has launched their Shoes 4 Life charity to raise money to buy shoes for those in need. $1 buys one pair of shoes. But the pair of shoes gives more than just foot protection: it prevents future health risks, expands the potential of the individual to get more done, and it provides hope. Please think about donating.
In return to those who donate, SoccerPro is giving away free soccer shoes. There will be multiple winners who get free shoes of their choice over the next four years.
We're all celebrating the World Cup in our own unique ways. Donating to Shoes 4 Life is just one way to be able to feel good about yourself and make a real difference in the world - and who knows, even win some free gear.
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Friday, June 4
Real Men Love Shoes
No, I'm not into Manolo Blahniks - although I do appreciate a woman in a nice pair of heels. I am talking about men's shoes; men's dress shoes, men's outdoor shoes, and men's athletic shoes. I love them all even when I have nowhere close to the money to afford or justify a new pair and anybody who knows quality shoes knows I'm talking quality price tag too!
I think it started with my dad. Although I most often saw him in work clothes (khaki pants and short sleeve shirts), they were meticulously maintained clothes. He had his pants and shirts laundered and pressed, even the ones he kept for yard work and fishing. He shined all shoes except his "working in the yard shoes". When he did get dressed up he looked crisp and clean with a just enough style elements to show you that he really knew what he was doing.
My first encounter with shoe envy came when I played football as a 6th grader. I desperately wanted a pair of off-white on white Puma cleats. Why? I don't remember. I imagine it was because one of my team mates I admired wore them. I didn't get them. I got white on black Pumas and I was sorely disappointed. Fast forward to Boy Scouts when all I wanted was the best hiking boots but boots then as now are insanely expensive. I never got the Vasque boots I wanted. And so on, into my adult years where I am still pulled between the same poles...
I don't play sports but I happen to love soccer shoes - the most shoe centric of pro sports. I am still searching for the perfect hiking boots but I have settled on good hiking shoes because I don't do much backpacking or off trail hiking where the ankle support would come in handy. Last but not least are my adult dress shoes. I never would have imagined I, like my father, would enjoy wearing and caring for dress shoes. I don't have the $800+ to drop on the ones I see in Esquire but I have no problem putting down $200 on a solid pair of locally owned Johnston and Murphy.
When it comes to shoe shopping I start with brand and then style. I know which brands are quality and I stick with them. I see quality in manufacturing process, materials and detail, I see quality in consistency of fit, and I see quality in corporate philosophy. I want to support mega-, overseas manufacturing-, possibly child abusers-, probably exploitative- companies as infrequently as possible. So, for many years I have clung tightly to Adidas and Puma (did you know they were started by brothers?). Out of the primary outfitters for soccer teams worldwide it is those two companies and Nike who dominate the market. There are plenty of other brands but they are either too small to make an impact in America or their gear is just plain boring.
So, what a surprise when I found my funkiest pair of soccer shoes yet made by Nike. I hesitated. I searched soccerpro.com over and over hoping there would be something as funky available by one of the other brands but as fortune would have it I would be "forced" to support the evil - yet improving (Listed as one of the MOST ethical corporations by Ethisphere) - empire of Nike. This is not my first pair of Nike just my first in a long time. This is not my only Nike brand item since I first heard about their overseas manufacturing plantations facilities. So, I am not perfect and I am easily tempted by any shoes that combine purple with another color.
As usual my contacts at soccerpro.com were ace customer service. I'm telling you, you need to order something from them just to see how they explain return policy...there's something in it for you. My box arrived super fast and inside was that iconic orange shoe box with a white swoosh stripe on top. I was scared to wear them outside of the house for a couple of days b/c they are really white but finally I did and I love them. They are made for playing indoor soccer or futsal but they are working just fine as a pair of "walking around town shoes". Most people are a little stunned by the neon green that, along with the white, predominates the shoe. They are the boldest pair of shoes I've worn in a long time and I am getting a kick - no pun intended - out of being noticed. I like the snug fit so really, what more can you ask?
If you can handle supporting Nike and you want to capture the eye of everyone around you. Go to soccerpro.com and check out the shoes. Not only will you find a huge selection but you will see some serious discounts. I've been quite happy dealing with these guys.
DISCLAIMER: All specific gear mentioned in this post was gifted to me by agents representing soccerpro.com. With that in mind please understand that the words are mine, I was not guided by soccerpro.com or representatives thereof about the content of this post. My opinions are my honest opinions.
Soccer Shoes
World Cup Ball
World Cup T-shirts
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Sunday, May 9
Happy Mother's Day 2010!!
To all the mothers of the world let me take a minute to say that I am awed by you, each one. You don't get the credit you deserve.
To my mother...
Thank you for everything you did for me while I had you. I miss you so much!
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Sunday, May 2
Video Games Belt Loop/Activity Badge (Cub Scouts)
I was a Cub Scout. I was a Webelo. I was a Boy Scout. They are different age groupings of the same institution but no matter how young or old you were you were always encouraged and trained to be a kid who did things outside. There are some more cerebral activites or functions like citizenship and religion but in a pinch there is nothing you couldn't translate to the out-of-doors.
Reading? Check.
Basketweaving? Check.
Leatherwork? Check.
Theater? Check.
But now in an effort to keep the kids coming they have added Video Games! This makes me almost as mad as the culture of discrimination and homophobia the BSA continues to perpetuate.
I know people will say that the games promote healthy competition and togetherness, or that kids who play video games a lot develop good hand-eye coordination but give me a freaking break Scouting is filled with activities that promote all of that without gazing into a TV screen for hours on end. Scouting is about broadening the horizons of the participants, allowing them to learn about themselves via controlled, challenging activities. Video gaming does not fit into that core value set as stated on the Cub Scouts website:
Since its beginning, the Cub Scout program has been a fun and educational experience concerned with values. Besides providing a positive place where boys can enjoy safe, wholesome activities, Cub Scouting focuses on building character, improving physical fitness, teaching practical skills, and developing a spirit of community service.Go here for even more details.
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Saturday, March 27
Post-racial America Redux
Same woman, same reaction. The difference? I had Julia in one arm and a diaper bag in the other. This time, as the woman got closer I ask Julia to say "hi" to the woman. Julia just stared and the woman just ignored.
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Am I a Liar?
I talk a lot of cuss (Fantastic Mr. Fox reference). Its usually factually based but I talk a lot of BS. I have a talent for gleaning knowledge from slivers of information. I am also blessed with a curiosity level that allows requires me to be interested in all sorts of random stuff, very little is uninteresting to me. On the surface that's all pretty harmless but I am discovering that it is actually quite ego driven which isn't so harmless.
I am reading a book that is forcing me to evaluate my actions and their motives. The book is The Lost Art of Compassion. The premise is that some Buddhist thought and some western psychology agree that when you are truly compassionate you are happier. I buy that and I want to be that. The book gives some instruction on how to become compassionate and one thing it stresses is that narcissism drives most of us more than we can imagine. Narcissism as the author tells is stealthy and this is where I come in.
He talks about things we do that seem compassionate but they aren't working for the good of yourself or the good of others as it appears they would. I have actually used one of his examples before when someone was asking me about my understanding of karma. This person asked if I believed good things can come back to you just like bad things do (a very simplistic but common understanding of karma). I said yes but the good things have to be true. For example, if you donate to the charity to get the tax deduction or if you were you to someone b/c you want them to be kind to you at some point in the future? Those are not honestly good/kind motivations even though the acts were and therefore, you cannot expect good to come back to you from them. It gets tricky when you believe your motivations are honest. For example, I have a friend who often calls me for counsel. I oblige with my sagest advice, much of it is very good advice but some of it is me pontificating. I get agitated when I see this friend's number on caller ID but I answer anyway. I tell myself I am doing it b/c I know this person has few others to turn to. I feel obligated to listen even though each conversation is filled with the complaints as the last time and it is filled with his inability to let the past be the past and all of the other issues that are repeated time and again. I have realized that I continue to pick up the phone b/c of narcissistic reasons and for my sake, the sake of my family I need to do something different.
How is this narcissistic? Well, I get to assert my illusion of mental and emotional stability on someone who doesn't know the difference. I get to sound smarter than my friend and I know that he won't call me on it b/c he doesn't know the difference. I have continually participated in an illusion that I am happier and healthier than I am and better than him b/c I am happier and healthier than him. I have allowed his dysfunction serve as the reference point for my lesser dysfunction. I have been unfair to him and me.
As I have reflected on this and as I have started to catch myself during and after interactions with others I have discovered that I do this often. I am not malicious and it is not always in a mental/emotional health arena but I often assume a high road as I dispense my knowledge on the lesser beings. I have trouble allowing people to feel what they feel and believe what they believe even as I tell them they have to let others or themselves feel what they feel and believe what the believe.
With all of that, I am here to say that I have been a narcissistic liar. I would like to present this as an impersonal yet public apology. I would like to also present this as a declaration to myself and the people I interact that I will be more viligent in my efforts to correct my actions and change my motivations.
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Friday, March 12
Post-racial America My Cuss!!
Many of you know that I live in the same house I grew up in. The street was racially mixed when I was a kid but now it is predominantly black. There are a couple of transitional housing places that tweak the "white" end numbers a bit but overall this is a black neighborhood.
I just went to my front yard to get mail and retrieve the trashcan. As I got to the mailbox an unfamiliar (a resident or friend of someone in the transitional housing on our street) woman with white hair - white skin too - was walking down the street. I said "Hello, how are you?" but she didn't verbally respond. Instead she went to the opposite side of the street AND put her purse on the opposite shoulder only to come back to my side of the street when she was a full house or so past me. As she did this I wished her a good day, got my trashcan and came back inside.
I am not overly concerned about racism; I tend to see the individual more than the group but it is instances like this that remind me why black folk seem obsessed with racism. We cussin' can't get away from it.
PS: Notice my "Fantastic Mr. Fox" version of foul language.
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Friday, February 26
Are you a pants folder or a pants hanger?
This is an oddball observation.
For the past 4 years I have worked hard to get Tara to fold my pants the way I have folded pants my entire life (Tara does most laundry in the house). I learned to fold pants in what I believed was the only (and proper) way, as a prep for hanging. You fold them front to back so that a crease is kept in the front and back center, perpendicular to the side seams. Tara folded my pants like she folded her own pants, the opposite way. She folds along the side seam. I was under the impression that this was a female thing b/c every man I knew well enough to see them fold their pants folded them the way I do.
A few weeks ago my brother-in-law moved in with us and he wears - almost exclusively - urbanwear jeans. You know, the jeans that are pressed board stiff and have the fancy embroidery on the back pockets. Well, he folded some of my pants the other day and, to my surprise, they were folded like Tara does it. Now, as I started writing this post I thought it was b/c Joel folds his jeans but as I write I realize that he hangs his pants and he folds them. My whole premise was blown out of the water.
Where do we learn stuff like this? I realize that I probably learned from my Dad, a career military man whose pants were meticulously folded and hung. This method is the seen in men's stores and other places you buy men's "trousers". I don't know where Tara and Joel learned and now this seems only slightly interesting.
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Budget stocking stuffers for Grandma?
I want to do some small, stocking stuffer type gifts for my Mother from the grandkids. So far the only ideas I've got are socks and some recent pictures of the kids. I'll also give her some candy and a toothbrush. Now, to make this difficult, here is a list of things she won't want: clothing accessories jewelry cosmetics electronics books gift cards for anything other than cracker barrel food (other than candy) stamps (loves her computer and does everything electronically) Things I've done in the past that are still sitting in the box they were received in: fancy pens, pajamas, flashlights, umbrellas, calendars I love my mother but she's a pill when it comes to presents. Won't give me any ideas either. She's about to get a flock of chickens from Samaritan's Purse. Actually, as I read back over that, I think this might be the best route. Although, if anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them. |
For my mother, I'd just put in a bottle of wine (presuming a standard-size stocking) and some Sees dark chocolate covered caramels.
Lotion? The B&BW antibacterial purse pockets?
We're a little practical with stocking stuffers -- been known to give office supplies -- pens and the like. It sounds like she doesn't want a gift card to restaurants, but how about gas or her local grocery store? Our stockings always have an extra-large orange in the toe as well as a gingerbread man from a local bakery on top -- that takes up a bunch of space. |
If she will use a Cracker Barrel GC then get her one, Andi's Mints, coffee. Does she do crosswords, does she drive? Car Wash GC?
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Does she have any hobbies?
If she knits or crotchets, how about a few skeins of fancier beautiful yarn or a really nice set of needles/hooks? If she scrapbooks, how about some nice embellishments? Does she like to garden? You could get her anything from a kneeling pad to nice gardening gloves or new pruning shears. What about a gift certificate for a flower nursery? My parents love watching & feeding birds at their house so maybe your mother would like a new bird feeder or hummingbird feeder. Wind chime? Notecard set? Pretty hair pins/clips? I know you said no accessories... Nail polish? Or certificate for manicure or pedicure. Gourmet tea bags or coffee? Something for baking/cooking: ceramic pie weights, oven mitts, tea towels, gourmet spices, cutting boards, etc. Not exactly a "cool" gift, but how about a custom mouse pad since you said she loves her computer. You could put family photos on that if you think she would like it. I would try and get just a few nicer stocking stuffers rather than random things like a toothbrush, etc. A nice wine stopper? Glass Christmas ornament? If she travels...leather luggage tag, cosmetic bags... What about leather driving gloves? This is my go-to gift for under $50: http://www.potterybarn.com/products/...-NoFacet-_--_- I would browse the "gift" sections of Pottery Barn, Williams Sonoma, Nordstrom, etc. |
How about a gift card to her hair stylist? Or a magazine subscription? How about paying for her newspaper for a while and putting in a card for that?
If she doesn't really like "gifty" things, I'd get her things she would use on an average day like soaps and/or body wash, shampoos, lotions, lip balms, hand sanitizers for her purse, little tissue packets for her purse, etc. Stuff she'd buy normally. Not too fancy, but at least you know she'll use it. How about a new compact mirror for her purse, or a small nail clipper kit? New dish towels? Pot holders? Dish cloths? Again, not too exciting, but useful. She sounds like she's the type who wants useful things, not "gifts." And, if she loves her computer, how about a new mouse pad or an inexpensive PC game? Or even a new wireless mouse? Wipes to clean her screen? And, if from your kids, why don't you have them make her something? Either a Christmas craft item, or even draw a picture or write her a letter, if they are older. That would be something special from them. Good luck! I know it's tough when you have someone who doesn't really enjoy the whole "gift" thing. |
Coupon books with things from the kids (depending on their ages) coupon good for free housecleaning, pet walking, etc. DD made Christmas angels out of dishtowels one year and they were a hit, you can always use new dishtowels.
The best stocking stuffer I got my dad last year was a apple-shaped apple slicer. He loves it and uses it everyday. I think I paid $2 for it.
Older people tend not to want more stuff. They start to want to give it away.
I'd go with the gift card to her favorite restaurant along with coupons from the grandkids for spending more time with their grandmother. |
How about a mousepad with your kids' picture on it?
pretty umbrella
I let my kids loose at Bed Bath and Beyond (happened to be there) to pick out gift. My oldest DD picked chip clips for one grandpa, a $5 beverage warmer (to set your mug on) for the other grandpa, and fancy magnetic closure notepads with jewels/initial on it for her two grandmothers (for their purses). My youngest DD picked out a magnetic heart-shaped frame to put on the fridge for each grandparent. She put a picture of her and her sister in the frames.
My kids are 7 and 3. With a little guidance, they were able to find things they want to give their grandparents, and they spent around $20 total for all of the gifts listed. |
Who doesn't use umbrellas? Is she housebound?
My standard "budget" stocking stuffer for older folks (including those my age; I'm in my 50's) is a couple of pocket magnifying cards. They are dirt cheap and dead handy. Something else useful is rubber rings for keys; it makes it easier to tell them apart. |
Fancy packs of little tissues, scotch tape, candy, hand sanitizer, deck of playing cards - all things I have put in my MIL's stocking. I usually hit up 5 below and find tons of stuff.
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