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Blocking Pippi
I have always loved Rowan's pattern books – beautiful stitch patterns and classic designs that never disappoint. A few months ago, I treated myself to the Rowan Pattern Book Holiday Crochet – every pattern in the collection is spectacular and I am looking forward to working my way through each of them. But, I started with Pippi, using some of my treasures from the MDSW 2013 – Sunna by Spirit Trail Fiberworks in the yummy color, Smashed Raspberries.
Pippi works up quickly and surprisingly uses very little yarn (only 700 yds in a size medium!). I finally found a moment in the craziness of the Christmas season to block it. Can't wait to wear it next week!
Happy Stitching!
Busy Hands……
Surprisingly, my hands have been very busy lately. I have three projects that are actively in the works – a crochet project, a tunisian crochet project, and a knitting project. Last night, I started designing a wrap to wear to a big charity ball that my husband and I will attend this November. I must admit that I really like how it is turning out so far.
I plan to shimmer and sparkle the night away in this wrap!
I am also working on the Pippi sweater by Marie Wallin (Rowan Holiday Crochet) in some gorgeous yarn that I found at this year's Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival – Sunna (merino, cashmere, silk blend) by Spirit Trail Fiberworks. And lastly, a charity project – my daughter and I have started a knitting and crochet club at her middle school. Our project this year is to make baby sweaters for crisis pregnancy centers in the area. I am working on the Hooded Baby Jacket by Bernat Design Studio.
As you can see, there is lots to keep my hands busy these days! Happy Stitching!
Project Wrap-Up…..A Sweater, Hat and Scarf!
I have a bad habit……I usually finish a project and put it in the "to be blocked" pile. I had several projects in the pile and I decided to finish blocking them this week….uuum…..to make some room for my two new Tunisian crochet designs. My craft room is filled with yarn and I keep several projects next to my bed – so, it was time to get a little organized. I should add that for both projects, I bought the yarn during MDSW 2012.
Anyway, the first project is my MDSW sweater, made with some gorgeous worsted weight yarn from creativelydyed. Unfortunately, I altered the pattern to custom fit my body several months ago and I have now lost 61 pounds. I still love the sweater and will just pull it closer to me. It was originally intended to be a "cropped, close-fit" sweater for wearing with jean and such. Well, after blocking and losing weight, this is what it looks like.
The second project is a hat and scarf set made with "Mirabella" by Tess Designer Yarns. The scarf pattern was designed by my dear friend Sharon Silverman and I had extra yarn, so I decided to "freestyle" a matching hat. I have to say that in the middle of June, the hat and scarf are very warm!
A Designer's Lesson Learned…..
Take notes! I wasted nearly an entire week trying to recreate a swatch that I had designed two years ago. If only I had of written down my thoughts after that brilliant (a brief!) moment of stitching genius, I would be working on the design now instead of still swatching. I have lost count of all of the swatches I made and frogged since last week, but hopefully I have it figured out now. I am so looking forward to this design – it's been on my mind for two years, inspired by the perfect yarn. Fingers crossed – tomorrow I finalize the swatch and block it; Monday's math day; and, Tuesday, the design starts flying off my hook.
There's nothing like working with yummy yarn
For the past week, I have been turning that yummy yarn that I bought from Creatively Dyed Yarns at last year's Maryland Sheep & Wool (MDSW) into a fun and comfy sweater that I can show off at this year's MDSW. I have been super stressed and had some extra time on my hands since we traveled by car to Florida (from Virginia!) for the funeral of a close family member. Honestly, this yarn has kept me sane over the past week. I am so pleased with my progress too….as I posted a couple of weeks ago, this yarn will be a sweater someday – and, hopefully, sooner rather than later since MDSW is less than one month away. Can't wait! I already have my wish list in mind.
Happy Stitching!
Lady Violet Shawl Revealed….Finally!
Inspired by my favorite charater on Downton Abbey, the "Lady Violet" shawl is finally done and ready for primetime! This project took a year to complete, but it was definitely worth every stitch. I love the pattern (an old find from Bernat) and the feel of this incredible yarn by Roman Hills. Of course, this is their The Dowager Countess colorway from their Downton Abbey collection.
Happy Stitching!
Christmas Is Coming and I Just Started Making Gifts
My hook is finally back in full gear again. Yesterday, we were given our Secret Santa's for our team's Christmas party in December. Of all things, my Secret Santa asked for hand-made "tall" socks. It was like divine providence stepped in since these were randomly assigned and I am the only yarn-addict on our team. After spending a good hour searching online for the perfect yarn, I realized that I already HAD the perfect yarn in my stash! YIPPEE! It took a while to find it, but I finally got my hands on my Cherry Tree Hill, Supersock yarn (100% superwash merino). It is so cuddly soft and I can't wait to see the look on her face.
I picked what I hope to be a fast and easy pattern – Crochet Hear & Sole Socks, designed by Alison Grenier. I do have to make a few modifications for the "tall" version, but I am hoping that won't be too major. My oldest daughter saw what I was planning and her eyes turned green with envy, so now I have to make 2 pairs before Christmas…..not to mention finish all of the other WIPs dormant in my yarn corner by New Year's Day 2013.
Dare I even ask Santa for more yarn?
Happy Stitching!


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We just moved to our new house one year ago in North California. Beginning this autumn, I start to find white sand piles, and holes(please see attatched picture) at foot of our pine trees within 3 months, they appear from one tree to all three of them. All I can remember about the changes are, we bought some logs for gardening decoration, and we did a tree trimming. Now, I am most afraid if they are pine beatles, which I hear cannot kill, and if so, what's the best to do, also, if not, what could it be and what's best treatment. Thanks a lot! |
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I don't think there is anything to do. When we moved here 28 years ago, I kept hearing this funny noise outdoors. That was the sound of the crunching of beatles eating our pine trees. The good news is that only a few trees have totally died and either fell or had to be cut down. The bad news is that it is easier to cut them down when they are small, as mine kept growing, in spite of the beatles, and thus were very large and more difficult to take out at a later date. I suppose you could call an arborists to see your options, but I don't think anything will be a cure that you will like. Sorry. |
You can spray the trees, but you would have to do it every year, and it is expensive. My parents were told all the trees on their land would die in a few years. They sprayed them annually and the lasted 30 years. They decided to stop doing it and in ten years most of the trees were dead. There are many kinds of pine beetles. Some kill trees, others don't. |
Thanks for reply!! Do they make similar holes? What should I spray? |
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The latest issue of Automobile Magazine says that BMW will begin producing the EfficientDynamics Concept Sports Car in 2014. The prototype gets 62 mpg (Diesel), has two electric motors in addition to the 3 cylinder Diesel and therefore is AWD, and does 0-62 mph in 4.8 seconds. The rear seats fold down for more luggage space. The exterior and interior are positively gorgeous--function follows form perfectly. What more could anyone want?
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A step critical in the efficient spending of government funds was apparently skipped before county commissioners voted this month to make a $100,000 purchase.
That idea: Look around for the best deal you can find.
If OK'd by the county council Jan. 29, the purchase approved by two of Perry County's three commissioners will provide a system for assessing the conditions of the county's 520 miles of roadway.
Tomorrow our 44th president will be inaugurated in front of millions, some there in person while others watch online or on television. And while I won't be able to see this historic event happen in person, I don't feel too bad for not being there, since as a high-school student, I attended President George W. Bush's first inauguration.
The 116th Indiana General Assembly convened Jan. 7 and, by law, must adjourn by April 29. State lawmakers will spend the next few months deliberating on many issues. However, the most challenging will be crafting a new two-year state budget during an ever-worsening economy.
The state currently faces a shortfall of more than $700 million for the current fiscal year. This will make the work of this session the most challenging in decades.
Editor's Note: Gov. Mitch Daniels' office forwarded a copy of the governor's inaugural address to Hoosier newspapers. It's published here as a letter to Perry County residents.
As a matter of both good manners and necessity, second helpings should be smaller than first portions. Likewise with second pronouncements on accepting duty in the public's employ.
Whether you're watching network news, reading a hometown newspaper or visiting with a colleague at the proverbial water cooler, one topic trumps all others these days – the economy. And more times than not, the tone skews toward the negative.
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Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin told an interviewer last week that she thinks Caroline Kennedy is getting softer press treatment in her pursuit of a New York U.S. Senate seat than Palin did as the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee because of Kennedy's social class. But we think Palin's criticism misses the mark on several points.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The Golden Rule isn't just a religious directive but a simple guide many of us try to live by.
Treating others like we want to be treated. I try to live by this concept, though I've certainly not followed it perfectly. I break it when I judge people before I know them, when I let my temper get the best of me without a just cause and by taking advantage of others for my own gain.
Perry County ushered in 2009 last week amid toasts and cheers. Most of us greet each new year with optimism and high hopes for ourselves and our families. But as the first full work week of 2009 dawns, nearly all of us know the year ahead will be challenging. But underlying the current difficulties are opportunities.


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Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Property type | cottage |
Minimum Stay | 7 nights |
The 3 bedroom lakefront cottage is located 6 miles from the village of Skaneateles on the east side of the lake and is on 11 acres of SECLUDED woodland with 522 feet of lakefront shared by owner. There is a beautiful view of the lake from the wraparound windows encompassing the living/porch with dining area. The 3 bedrooms are roomy with plenty of closet space. The double bedroom has been totally renovated with Adirondack decore. The bathroom has been remodeled with all new fixtures, new flooring, and fresh painted walls. The new kitchen has been redesigned to afford more counter space, new cabinets, new electric range with self-cleaning oven, new refrigerator/freezer, and microwave. Enjoy the outdoors at the picnic table and gas grill overlooking the lake and sit around the firepit in the evening. Or go down some stairs to the lake shore boathouse, docks, and shale stone beach and enjoy the great swimming, fishing, or boating. View outstanding sunsets with some wine from the winery on West Lake Rd. while relaxing on our comfortable beach chairs or at the picnic table on the dock. And last but not least, enjoy the living/porch in the cottage in the evening playing cards or games at the dining table which seats 6 or watching your favorite TV programs on new flat screen TV. The next day get a taste of our historic village with it's fine restaurants, parks by the lake, and many unique shops.
Take some side trips, hike, or take the Judge Ben sightseeing boat for a luncheon or diner cruise. You will be glad you came to the Finger Lakes.
Keywords: Lake front cottage, East side of lake, secluded, 6 miles from Skaneateles village, wooded
Mid Lakes Navigation boat trips from Skaneateles village.
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Movie theaters in Auburn, NY (20 minute drive) Laundromat in Marcellus (15 minute drive) Hospital in Auburn (5 miles from Skaneateles) SAVES ambulance service in Skaneateles
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Non-park restaurant, not too much $$, for group of 20-ish
My fiancé and I are getting married at the Wedding Pavilion in October. We are looking at doing a dinner somewhere (he wants it on property) that isn't too expensive, but that could accommodate a party of almost 20. Of course, it needs to be pretty yummy, and not too adult, as there will be 2 children and 2 babies. I don't like seafood, and my fiancé's family doesn't really either. We are not elegant people so, it doesn't have to be fancy, but I would like it to be nice.
I'm not opposed to DTD either. I've looked at menus, but I don't know if places can accommodate my large group :( |
O'Hana can accommodate fairly large parties (not sure about 20) but you will need to make any ADRs far in advance. I would call the dining reservation line and ask as they probably have access to some of the restaurants that may have a side room (etc). I do know that Il Mulino at the Swan has a few side rooms and can probably accommodate large parties but it's not cheap.
Do you have a Disney wedding planner for your wedding? They may be able to guide in the right direction.;) |
They have provided some possible options, but they are on the expensive side...
Grand Floridan Cafe is beautiful, has yummy food and isn't too expensive. You can make an ADR for up to 25 people by calling and speaking to the manager.
We cannot seem to really find a location to fit my fiancé's budget. He would like to stay about $25 per person, but wants a buffet. I told him that is not really possible for dinner. Ii tried to talk him into a farewell breakfast the next day, but he's adament about the dinner.
Any suggestions? What about off site close by? |
2) Price: (tax included, but not tip) . . . 02/15/2013 Adult: $26.62, Child: $14.90 . . . 02/25/2013 Adult: $24.49, Child: $13.84 . . . 03/08/2013 Adult: $26.62, Child: $14.90 . . . 04/08/2013 Adult: $24.49, Child: $13.84 . . . 06/07/2013 Adult: $26.62, Child: $14.90 . . . 08/18/2013 Adult: $24.49, Child: $13.84 NOTE: It fits the budget, and has a few other benefits for you and/or guests, . . . have a nice boat ride to/from FW . . . walk around the campground before or after dinner . . . attend the Chip-n-Dale Singalong Campfire . . . drink at a nice bar next door (Crockett's Tavern) |
I love trails end, but I don't know how well 20 people will fit. I agree it fits the budget, but my super picky fiancé says its not 'nice enough'.
It looks as though he wants to do 1900 Park Fare. It's more than he wants to pay, but its at GF where the wedding is, a buffet, and the characters will occupy his nieces. They have never been to Disney, and probably will never go again. They told he girls they are going. So the younger one came up to me and asked, "Is Cinderella it Disney World? Can I meet her?" Ugh! Well of course!! I hope Cinderella shows up for her! |
1900 Park Fare Grand Floridian Dinner Cinderella, Prince Charming, Tremaine Family |
1900 Park Fare dinner definitely has both Cinderella and Prince Charming...they come around to all the tables for pictures, as well as lead little dances in the center of the restaurant for the kids to join them. The bigger show there is Cinderella's stepsisters & stepmother. The girls playing the stepsisters are hilarious (flirting with little boys, arguing with each other, screeching across the restaurant at each other. The stepmother is austere & stern, totally in character. The little ones love Cinderella, the adults enjoy the stepsisters antics.)
There's no way you'll get that for $25 per person, though...more like $38-43, depending on what season you're going. And, if you want to book reservations for a large group, you will have to call them...they don't book large parties on-line. |
We will do 1900 Park Fare. I've never been and it would be nice to do something for the whole family. |
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"Good God, what is that? It's huge..." I said suspiciously, as my mother removed the book from one of her voluminous duffel bags. My mother doesn't like anything to go to waste, so she's always convincing me that I need this or that. She'd just brought me a mountain of stuff from Arizona, where she'd been playing hospice nurse for a close family friend. After the death she'd helped to clean and pack up the house, and during our visit she kept retrieving 'one more thing' she'd scavenged for me. The pile on my coffee table was at the teetering-point: beaded jewelry, small weavings, a photograph album, seven or eight obscure books, a ceramic rabbit, two oil paintings by the deceased, hand-painted floor tiles...
"I can't believe you dragged that all the way across country on the train," I said, hefting the book, which was thick as a cinder block. "Pellaprat's Great Book of French Cuisine...I've never eaten a French dish in my life. You know how I feel about the French." I said.
"It was Carol's..." my mother said, sounding wounded.
Carol was my godmother, and she and my mother knew each other from the old days in San Miguel de Allende. They had a thing or two in common: they were both adventurers, bohemians, writers, recovering alcoholics who had a tendency toward bitterness which, on a good day, could be superseded by their wonder at the infinite beauty of the world.
Carol was tiny, with feathery brown hair and eyes that seemed black, though of course they weren't. There was something of the shrew in her, though it wasn't an ugly shrewishness: rather a delicate menace. She smoked hand-rolled cigarettes and obsessed about politics. An ardent supporter of Jerry Brown when he made a presidential bid in 1992, she liked to call Bill Clinton 'the prince of sleaze'.
Carol and Felisa Rosa Rogers circa 1983.
In addition to writing, she wove and painted. One day when I was a kid she drove me out to her studio in Española, New Mexico. As soon as we got there, she rolled up the garage-style door to let March light permeate the narrow cement room. Through the doorway, dead golden grass stood still in an arroyo, and the sky above the mountains was deep blue. Inside was almost as vivid--from the floor to the high ceilings, the walls were covered with paintings, mostly abstract--huge canvases alive with loops of color.
Carol was not the sort of person who felt obligated to entertain children, even ones she was fond of, and I was not the sort of child who expected to be entertained. Briskly, she got to work. As she painted, reaching as high as she could with her brush, she'd pause to take swigs of buttermilk, straight from the carton. She said it helped to counteract the poison of the paint. I wandered around, staring at the paintings. True to character my favorite was the least abstract--a lush expanse that showed hidden treasures below the earth.
Carol as I remember her best, in New Mexico.
The last time I saw my godmother, she was standing in the parking lot of a strip mall in Arizona, looking tiny but somehow still debonair in her black pants and fuzzy red sweater, accessorized with a red silk head scarf and a portable oxygen tank. I was on my way to Mexico and in a hurry, so she'd driven from her home in Patagonia to meet me and my boyfriend Josh en route. It was a short visit: she treated us to lunch at a Chinese buffet (a generous gesture on her minuscule budget) and then we said goodbye in the parking lot. Looking back, I wish Josh and I would have taken an extra night and driven out to Patagonia to see her studio, but we were young and, as I said, in a hurry. And it wasn't until we were saying goodbye in Arizona's bright winter wind that I knew this would be the last time. I was struck with startling certainty: one of those rare moments in life that are devoid of doubt. But the realization came too late for me to make anything of it: I was already climbing into Josh's truck and waving goodbye to the little figure on the tarmac, who stood there in the sunlight watching us until we drove away.
I am sentimental, so I couldn't just get rid of the cook book. I shelved it grimly. More stuff to move from place to place. I hoped no one would see it and think I actually had pretensions of attempting French cuisine. It would be bad for my image. The tome remained unopened until the day two of my old standbys (The Best of James Beard and Craig Clairborne's Favorites) failed me. With a sigh, I dragged Pellaprat off the shelf, set it heavily on the kitchen table, thumbed to 'Foreign Specialties' within the immense soup section, where I found a recipe titled 'Minstrone alla Milanese, which begins: 1/2 lb fat bacon, 1/2 lb lean bacon. Intriguing.
The soup was a great success, the smokiness of bacon balanced by the sweetness of carrots, onions, and garden tomatoes. Turnips added complexity. Over time I made changes, as one does with a favorite recipe: one day I didn't have any grated cheese, so I substituted fresh mozzarella, with amazing results. I replaced 'spaghetti or rice' with rotini or bow-tie pasta, tripled the garlic (as is my wont) and added mushrooms, fresh parsley or basil, diced zucchini, and leek greens. I also began cooking the soup the day before and then adding a second batch of ingredients on the second day, only a few minutes before serving. In short, the soup became part of my culinary repertoire, to the point that every time I called to invite my friends Becky and Tom over for dinner, I could always overhear Tom in the background asking, "Is she making the minestrone?"
But the key to this soup is really the turnip and the bacon, to which I owe Pellaprat all the credit. As it turns out, Pellaprat's The Great Book of French Cuisine is something of a classic. Originally published in 1935 as L'Art Culinaire Moderne, the book is the summation of a life's work and contains practical advice on everything from planning a menu to fluting a mushroom, all written in a sensible voice reminiscent of Emily Post. My 1972 edition is 950 pages long, replete with retro color photographs, the gaudy variety that I absolutely adore.
For a culinary philistine such as myself, much of the information isn't exactly useful: for example, I don't really need to know the correct term for lining a pastry tin with pastry (foncer), and I am unlikely to try many of Pellaprat's recipes; I am not yet in the habit of following instructions such as 'Arrange the aiguillettes of duck to cover the macedoine, and mask over with the aspic. Mix the foi gras and butter and fill into 6 small molds (duck shaped if possible)'. But plenty of recipes still beckon to me, the chapters on general culinary techniques are excellent, and it's interesting to look through the well-traveled volume and wonder what Carol learned from it. Did she serve 'our' minestrone recipe at candle-lit literary dinner parties at her San Miguel house? Did she cook eggs a la Florentine for her former husband, the writer Pierre Delattre?
Carol Delattre working on a weaving. 1973.
One of the reasons I love food: recipes bring me close to the ones I have lost, and the ones I might lose in the future. I cherish my dad's recipe for chicken cacciaitore, and regret not having my grandmother's recipe for marble cake. Minestrone ala Milanese reminds of the living: my godson Jack, three years old, crawling into my lap as his parents and other friends sit around the big table in our old dining room in Seattle, connected by years and circumstance, brought together by bacon mozzarella soup. And the minestrone also makes me thankful for Carol, and my mom, and the magic of books.
I've lost a lot of friends, and, other than my mother, my only living blood relatives anymore are cousins and second cousins. I don't feel especially sorry for myself, but I do have regrets. Because, as most of you know, each death brings with it a new regret. I should have been there, I should have listened, I should have answered that last call...I wish I could have asked him this, I wish she would have had time to teach me that...You can't answer that call or ask that last question, but sometimes you can still learn a thing or two from the things left behind.
Minestrone ala Rosa, Delattre, Pellaprat
Notes: In culinary tradition, minestrone is soup made with whatever you have around. This recipe can be made with almost any vegetable, and my versions vary according to season and budget. The following ingredient list is just a favorite variation. You can successfully make this soup with fewer ingredients. As mentioned, I like to cook the day before, reheat, and then add the last batch of vegetables right before serving. But it's good on the first day too. I usually serve up the bowls individually, spooning the soup over the pasta and fresh mozzarella.
Cooking Time: 1 hour
Serves 8
2 pints of water
2 pints of stock (optional--water can be substituted)
1/2 lb bacon (diced)
1 large onion
1 leek (both green and white parts)
3 mushrooms (chopped)
1 carrot (minced)
1 carrot (chopped)
1 cup of cabbage or curly kale (chopped)
1 stick of celery (minced)
1 small zucchini (minced)
1 turnip (chopped)
2 potatoes (chopped)
3 cloves of garlic (chopped)
3 cups of precooked pasta
2 fresh tomatoes or 1/2 can of chopped tomatoes
1/2 cup of fresh parsley (chopped)
1/2 cup of fresh basil (chopped)
1 pinch of thyme
1/2 bay leaf
1/2 teaspoon of smoked paprika (optional)
1 lb of fresh mozzarella
grated Parmesan
salt and pepper to taste
1. Throw bacon in pot. As it begins to fry, add onion and leek (reserving a small quantity of leek greens). Sauté for a few minutes.
2. Add potatoes, turnip, 1/2 of the cabbage or kale, garlic, thyme, paprika, some pepper, tomatoes, and the bay leaf. Fry for a few minutes, stirring occasionally.
3. Add water and/or stock, and 1/2 the parsley or basil.
4. Simmer for 45 minutes.
5. Salt and pepper to taste.
6. Add the rest of the vegetables and herbs (you may want to save some basil or parsley for garnish). Cook for another 3 minutes.
6. In each bowl, spoon pasta and top with slices of fresh mozzarella. Ladle soup over the pasta and cheese, sprinkle Parmesan, garnish with parsley or basil, and serve.
I hope this makes the Foodie Tuesday slot because it sure merits it.
Wonderful and rated with hugs
And I totally agree with you about cookbook photos from the 60's & 70's - just the best!!
Vivan: That's a thought. Though I'm not sure I really enough of a chef to actually publish a cook book! More of an interested cook and eater...
Patricia: I know what you mean, unfortunately.
Blue: Thanks! Yeah, my Dad's cook books are really precious to me as well...
Lucy: I can see you actually being able to pull off the duck-shaped foi gras in fine style!
kh333: Thanks. I could look at old cook books all day--My favorite is my copy of The First Ladies Cook Book, which is full of amazingly garish photographs of things like suckling pig, complimented by pictures of state china. Have you ever checked out Charles Phoenix's stuff?
Everyone else: Thanks so much for the support and the kind words. I truly appreciate hearing from you.
I have never yet met you, but I have heard about ever since you were born, maybe even before. We probably would have met if you'd gone to Patagonia and I was lucky enough to be there at the time.
Your writing is exquisite and this story marvelous. I admist I may be prejudiced because Carol was my sister, but I think that strangers will find it just as beautiful and meaningful as your mother and I do. You are a rare and delightful talent. I hope now more than ever to meet you-- maybe on your way ro or back from somewhere you'll surprise me.
Jan Pope
I guess one of the things I like about writing is that it continues to connect me to those I've loved and lost--sometimes in the form of just getting their story out there, but hearing from you is another example. Thanks for the invite. I will keep Patagonia in mind.
French? Well, I'm more prone to Italian and artery cracking sauces, but if you like alfredo? I make a version to go over steak in puff pastry (basically a filet, topped w/ sauteed mushrooms and onion; topped w/gruyere - wrapped and baked) take a tad of the mush/garlic/onion off to the side and mince finely, make your roux with that in the butter, add milk and some shredded gruyere to make the sauce. I add a little beef base for richness, and the trick to perfection is a little tarragon. Nutty, rich and sweet.
Treasure you Mom, I have no one left but distant relatives now....
and like you, many of my most easily triggered and BEST memories are tied to the food they loved.


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The League Managers' Association has announced that Steve Clarke has left Liverpool, clearing the way for Brendan Rodgers to bring in his own assistant.
Clarke was taken to Anfield in January 2011 by former Reds boss Kenny Dalglish.
Having forged a reputation as one of the finest coaches in the business during spells at Newcastle, Chelsea and West Ham, the Scot was offered the opportunity to work alongside Dalglish as he attempted to bring the good times back to Merseyside.
Liverpool disappointed, though, in 2011/12, with a Carling Cup success not enough to paper over the Premier League cracks.
Dalglish was relieved of his duties by the Reds board as a result, leaving Clarke facing up to an uncertain future.
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There may have been some Democrats at the Glenn Beck rally Saturday, but even many of them aren't happy with the country's direction. Does the large turnout portend trouble for Democrats?
Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally in Washington Saturday could not have been an encouraging sign for Democrats and the Obama administration.
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And far from being a gathering of self-proclaimed rabble rousers carrying offensive signs insulting of President Obama, as has often been the case with "tea party" rallies spurred on by Mr. Beck, it was mostly a heartfelt and largely nonpartisan expression of civic concern, patriotism, and religious faith.
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Smith County Commissioners Court discusses illegal immigrants
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Tyler , TX (KETK) — Recently the Smith County Commissioners Court rejected two resolutions regarding illegal immigrant housing in our area. One resolution was presented by commissioner terry phillips, and the other, Judge Joel Baker. Phillips blames President Obama and the federal government for the lack of response to our border crisis. He says illegal immigrants would present health and safety risks in our county, and housing them here would not be in our best interest.
Judge Baker says the county has no authority to deny cooperation with the state or federal government. He encourages all citizens to make their voices heard, by writing the people who represent them in Washington D.C. Baker said, "I agree that the borders need to be secured, and this immigration issue needs to be dealt with in an appropriate manner, and its not being dealt with in an appropriate manner, but we cannot as a commissioners court effect the proper change."
Baker also tells KETK he has not been contacted by anyone at the federal level in regards to this, and he believes this is an issue Smith County doesn't need to focus on, at this time. He said, "this is a federal issue, its set out in the constitution and laws of the united states, and they are sworn to uphold those laws, just like we are sworn to uphold on our level. They're the ones who can affect change on the federal level, and they need to do it."


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Play boulder vision becomes reality
Play boulder vision becomes reality
Pupils from Colmers School in Rednal have made the grade as rock stars after their designs for an exciting new play facility became reality.
Lord Mayor of Birmingham Michael Wilkes joined the youngsters at Lickey Hills Country Park as the new Play Boulder was officially opened to the public.
Working with Birmingham City Council's Landscape Practice Group, Colmers pupils produced designs and models for the £65,000 facility which was funded by the Birmingham BIG Lottery Fund through the Community and Play Service.
And the finished play boulder, now open to the public, will benefit up to 200,000 children every year.
Cllr Martin Mullaney, Cabinet Member for Leisure, Sport & Culture said: "The boulder is a fantastic addition to the play facilities at Lickey Hills Country Park and the pupils from Colmers School can be proud of their efforts.
"Their design and the hard work they have put in will benefit thousands of children. Thanks must of course also go to The Big Lottery Fund."
Councillor Sue Barton added: "As Northfield representative for Children and Young People, I am delighted that the Play Boulder has been sited on the Lickey Hills. This boulder, has been designed by young people for young people and I am sure it will be a great asset for the south of the city of Birmingham."
Last year, The Big Lottery Fund Children's Initiative allocated £3.3m to Birmingham City Council to deliver core elements of the Birmingham Play Strategy over a three-year period.
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THE Dundas Cup has a new home at Dunkeld after Grampians thrashed College in the Bendigo Bank HDCA A grade Grand Final over the weekend.
The match was due to be decided over three days but the Eagles had had enough after only two, and conceded the match at the fall of the last Grampians wicket late on day two.
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THE first day of the match dawned overcast, but the wicket had been covered since the Thursday night and stayed under those covers for all of Friday as the rain poured, giving the district the much needed follow up weather so craved for by the farmers.
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These two batsmen have been the best performed for College all season and they needed to once again give the side a solid start.
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An unemancipated minor cannot acquire residence to qualify for the Washington State Veterans' bonus prior to majority, whose parents were not residents of Washington.
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Honorable Cliff YelleState AuditorOlympia, Washington Cite as: AGO 49-51 No. 310
Attention: !ttH. C. Ashenfelter, Administrator, Division of Veterans Compensation
Dear Sir:
We have your letter of July 16, 1950, requesting an opinion from this office in regard to the following question:
Is a person who resided in this state for twenty-three months immediately prior to his entry into active federal service in World War II, but who reached his majority only ten months prior to said entry and who was not emancipated during his minority, and whose parents were not residents of Washington, eligible for compensation under the Washington State Bonus Law of 1949?
Our conclusion may be summarized as follows:
Such a person is not eligible for compensation under the Washington State Bonus Law.
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You inquire whether an applicant for compensation under chapter 180, Laws of 1949 (1949 Rem. Supp. § 10747a et seq.), meets the residence requirements of said law where he lived in this state for twenty-three months immediately prior to his entrance into active federal service but whose twenty-first birthday occurred only ten months prior to such entrance and who was not emancipated during his period of minority, and whose parents were not residents of Washington. Section 1 of chapter 180 provides in part as follows:
"There shall be paid to each person who was on active Federal service as a member of the armed military or naval forces of the United States between the 7th day of December, 1941, and the 2nd day of September, 1945, who at the time of his or her entry upon active Federal service and for a period of one (1) year prior thereto was a bona fide citizen or resident of the State of Washington, * * *"
A resident of the State of Washington is one whose domicile is in this state, statutory residence being equivalent to domicile. The elements of domicile are physical presence plus an intention to remain permanently or indefinitely. The domicile of a minor, which latter term under the laws of this state refers to any person under the age of twenty-one years, is considered to be that of the parent having custody of the minor or that of his guardian unless the minor is emancipated.
Your request states that the applicant was not emancipated during his minority. In such a situation, therefore, the applicant was a resident of this state, if at all, only from the date of his majority. The interval between said date and the time of his entry into active federal service being less than one year, the applicant is not eligible to receive compensation under chapter 180, Laws of 1949.
Very truly yours,
SMITH TROY Attorney General
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Periods are only for the end of a sentence. If you start a tweet with an @ name, you are tweeting to a limited audience. Once upon a time, someone figured out that you can "trick" Twitter into showing that tweet to a wider audience by putting a period before that @ name (example: .@scottkleinberg). It's also a technique spammers love. Don't do it. Please. Save your period for the end of the tweet, where it belongs (Yes, you should use proper punctuation in a tweet when possible).
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...said the spider to the fly.
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 13:38
It's that time of year, for sure :-) And while I appreciate what the spiders contribute to the garden, I am not fond of walking through their webs. Which are everywhere!! Makes watering all my container plantings very challenging. So I routinely disturb the webs so I can water without fighting off spiderwebs and they are magically back in place the next morning. Persistant little buggers! And some not so little. |
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I'm always amazed at how long some of the main support web strands can reach...10- 15 feet or more. And yes, usually across a garden path at face height. And then, because they are support lines, they are tougher than normal. tj |
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Hi. Can anyone tell me what is going on with my Crepuscule foliage? Reminds me of an autumn Maple leaf.... Yikes! Susan |
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Hi Susan, could be weather related combined with nutrient deficiency. How long has it been since you fed the plant? Kim |
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Kim I don't think I've fertilized it yet this year. Been growing it in a pot. I think it is ready to go into the ground. Would fish emulsion/seaweed be good or should I break out the big guns and go with the Mill's Magic? It's growing nicely.... Susan |
Hi Susan, it's probably in need of more than fish emulsion alone can provide. It definitely appears to be lacking nitrogen, but there may be other nutrients and micro nutrients that could help it. Why not use both fish emulsion and Mills Magic? I'd cut back on both just a skosh and apply them after a thorough watering. Both are organic, so as long as they're applied properly, they couldn't hurt! Good luck! Kim |
- Posted by poorbutroserich none (My Page) on Mon, May 19, 14 at 7:54
Thanks! I will make a weak potion today. I appreciate the guidance. Susan |
Whatever it is all of my crop of seedlings from this season have it too. They're all still in the little greenhouse outside because we're still having cold nights and frost warnings. I sort of chalked it up to the diminished sunlight they get in there. And sometimes it gets TOO hot inside as well if I don't get out early enough on very sunny days to open it up. I've noticed that a lot of them are starting to outgrow it now that the temps are getting a little bit warmer at night. |
I think it's extreme iron-deficiency chlorosis. Maybe something was dumped there, making the soil alkaline. Or cold, saturated soil can cause it. If you haven't fertilized, Miracid would be a good choice, as it has lots of iron and nitrogen. Don't overdo. It will take a while, but plants usually grow out of this condition. I would check the pH though. |
- Posted by poorbutroserich Nashville 7a (My Page) on Mon, May 19, 14 at 19:13
Thanks you all! Michael, can you recommend a way to check pH? I purchased a meter that is "junk". Likely it is cold saturated soil. Today I gave 1/2 strength Mills Feed: "It is a combination of Epsom Salts, sequestrine chelated iron, soluble seaweed extract, fish solubles, urea and other fertilizers suspended in water. NPK analysis is 14-6-4." If this doesn't help I will post again. Thanks again. Susan |
Michael, well the cold saturated soil makes perfect sense! Thanks! |
Yes, the "cold, saturated soil" makes perfect sense. Soil bacteria are pretty dormant below seventy degrees soil temps at the surface. I'll bet you may have what's needed there already, but the soil temps are preventing what's needed from being available. I'll also bet the rose will look significantly improved with a bit more soil heat. Kim |
My 'Marie Pavie' used to do this nearly every spring. Susan, the chelated iron in Mills Feed should help some, but again, it can take a long time. Check the new leaves as they appear for improvement. The old ones should eventually improve. I use a Rapi-Test meter that is 20 years old. |
- Posted by poorbutroserich Nashville 7a (My Page) on Tue, May 20, 14 at 13:35
Michael, should I get some chelated iron? Having a helluva time finding that here. I can find everything BUT that. Should I take it out of the pot and put into its forever home? Repot it? Sit and be patient and watch and let it be? The hardest part is just letting it be... : ) |
I think most roses do better in a garden home. Other than that, you know the answer--patience. : ) Kate |
Yes, patience. You've already applied some chelated iron in the fertilizer. I wouldn't buy it because you'll probably overdo it. But it should be on most garden counters. Don't look for "iron" in the name--it will be named GREENsomething or somethingGREEN. |
We have a couple small roses here in the ground doing it... The ground here is still wet & cold so I'm going to wait... |
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Experience a lifelike view with an elegant, virtually frameless S2740L 27-inch monitor from Dell. The monitor offers sharp and vivid images with its high contrast ratio of 1000:1 and dynamic contrast ratio of 8 million:1. The S series monitors can enhance your multimedia experience with their full HD 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz resolution with a color depth of 16.7 million colors. Additionally, high response time of 7 ms designed to reduce ghosting and deliver sharp images. The S2740L monitor provides hassle-free connectivity with VGA, DVI, and HDMI which helps deliver no jitter high quality digital images and excellent color uniformity, is wall mountable with standard VESA configuration, and has two USB ports allowing you to upstream data directly to your PC. Thanks to the lower power consumption with LED technology, PowerNap and Dynamic Dimming, you can also see potential cost savings over time!The S2740L is designed to comply with the latest energy-efficiency standards, including ENERGY STAR, EPEAT Silver compliant. It has a flushed edge-to-edge glass, and almost frameless design on a glossy screen. With all such impressive features and more, the S2740L is an ideal choice for your smart and modern lifestyle! Dell branded monitors undergo exhaustive testing for performance, reliability, durability and compatibility with Dell systems.
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