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Once you come together on basic principles, agreements about actions are pretty straightforward, especially when you use the negotiation skills you've already learned. Here are some practical solutions that have helped many families, including those in which the parents are already sharing the load fairly and the real issue is only how to work together even better.
Apply organizational principles. A family is an organization, and many of the same approaches used in other organizations will work in your home as well. First, you could create a base schedule that guides your week, knowing that you'll almost never stick to it perfectly. For example, if you're staying home while your husband works, he could agree to get home by 6:30 most nights and you'd agree to have already fed the kids so you two can have dinner together.
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Who does what when? You could write it down, and if you have to, post it. Just walk through your day mentally and think about what would help things go well. Could you get the kids dressed while he showers, and then he feeds them while you shower? Would he rather clean up after dinner or put the kids to bed? Should you pick up take-out food on Tuesday nights? The details are usually not that hard: most of it is just being good roommates, and there are many tips for a smoothly running household in women's magazines or various books.
Coordinate with each other. Check in before making plans like committing to a golf date for the weekend. Rick and Jan got a big lesson in this just a few days after their first child was born, and Jan describes what happened: Our good friend. Bob, was coming to visit, and Rick mentioned they were going sailing Saturday. I was dead tired already and asked in disbelief, "You're going to leave me home alone for a day with a baby while you play around?" Rick was startled. In the past, he'd go off with a friend, and it was no big deal. But now what he did really affected the baby and me, and he had to take us into account. He took a long, slow breath and it was like a lightbulb went on. Then he said, "You're right. Now I need to ask."
Keep things in perspective. It's the overall performance that matters. Nobody's perfect, and overreacting to small lapses can undermine a general spirit of cooperation. See if you can let your husband do housework his way; for example, unless dishes are getting broken each night, don't hassle him about how he loads the dishwasher. As a general rule, let the person who is doing the task be in charge of how it gets done.
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Children are passionately unpredictable in their nature, so it's a good idea to cut each other some slack. For example, a mother told this story: We were going somewhere, and I was getting Marion ready while Frank was on the phone. He came in and snapped at me because we were running late. He hates that, and he is Mr. Punctuality at work. But a child doesn't always follow a schedule. He should know that, because if he's the one trying to get her to cooperate, we never leave on time! Or better yet, step in and help out instead of judging the other parents performance.
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From Mother Nurture: A Mother's Guide to Health in Body, Mind, and Intimate Relationships by Rick Hansen, Jan Hansen, and Ricki Pollycove. Copyright © 2002 by Rick Hanson. Jan Hanson, and Ricki Pollycove. Used by arrangement with Viking Penguin, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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Thread: Characters you hate
February 23rd, 2002, 03:37 PM #16
i agree on catelyn, she annoys me. if nothing else because she was mean to Jon, so she should get the arse.
cersei too, if anyone deserves it, she does.
i'm only up to ACOK, so i don't know if this has already happened in the next books, but I really want Joffrey to die, i hate him so much, i guess that was martin's intention though.
sansa was a bitch in bk 1, and i wanted her dead after what she did to Arya and the direwolves, but after she became imprisoned, she was alot better.
oh, and Samwell Tarly, what a fat wuss!
wow, martin certainly does create characters that move you, one way or the other.
NEVER Tyrion. He's my favourite character and i think that if most of the main characters die, he should be the last one left, surviving through his cunning.
February 23rd, 2002, 10:19 PM #17
I remember how much I wanted Regal to suffer and die. What a big baby.
Cersei Lannister is godawful, ultimate bitch and obviously not half as clever as she thinks she is. Unfortunately her death won't come soon, it would be too cliched. Though I do expect Martin will make her suffer and show her for the blatant idiot that she is.
Like Bran Stark very much though
I find Catelyn Stark to be slightly sympathetic as well. She did have some good counsel, but whenever she wasn't councilling and had to make decisions of her own, she went ballistic. I look forward to seeing more of her, the much hated Uncat.
Lysa Arryn was terrible as well. I'm trying to think of one of Zelazny's Amber characters but none of them affected me so much that I either loved or hated them. Brand I admired, a bit
My dislike for spiders leads to a giant gag party whenever I read of Shelob's description. Slimy and way too many eyes
February 24th, 2002, 03:26 AM #18
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Am I the only person who likes Cersei? Sure she's the queen bitch, but she's a well developed intresting character. Villians are usually just the fall guys; in aSoIaF I can let myself like them, knowing they aren't predestined to die or mellow out.
February 24th, 2002, 04:49 AM #19
You know, Cersei bugged me a lot more in the first book than she did later on... I still don't like her, but I sort of respect her strength, in a weird way, and she is a really well-made character.
Now that Martin's doing her perspective I'll probably like her a lot better...
As Jaime is now one of my favorites
February 24th, 2002, 07:12 AM #20
I know I'm going to get a lot of slack for this but the one character I hate the most is still Thomas Covenant. I hated him so much that I couldn't even finish the first book. I know I just don't feel his pain or I can't handle the challenge of this series, it IS hard to keep reading when you're just waiting for the main character to get killed.
Though, I found all of the TC series at a used book sale this weekend and bought them. I may give it another shot sometime.
February 24th, 2002, 07:41 AM #21
The only characters I hate are the ones I find badly portraited, like all of Jordan's women and Fitz Chivalry form the Farseer (no-one can be so much a fool!).
Au contraire, I find Cersai very likable (in her own, villainious way).
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Just about any of Jordan's main female characters with a few exceptions. The thing that annoys me about them is that Jordan clearly expects the reader to find their annoying habits and personalities endearing (Hehe, she called him a woolhead again. She's being a bitch again, that Nynaeve.) when they're really irritating. A character like Regal, Cersei Lannister or Thomas Covenant I don't mind anywhere near as much as they're not meant to be particularly likable. I liked reading Regal's comeuppence and I look forward to Cersei's but I don't find the characters tiresome to read about.
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The thing that annoys me about them is that Jordan clearly expects the reader to find their annoying habits and personalities endearing
I doubt that. I'm pretty sure he knows that the majority of people find them annoying. Also some of those habits are funny .
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I certainly never thought that Jordan wrote these traits as endearing but rather as the typical traits we all have that others do find annoying even if they are friends or loved ones.
Personally I do find it funny that so many get irritated in the exact same manner that I hear people complained about real life people. Not the mannerisms themselves, but the same level of irritation at small individual elements of personality.
Familiarity does certainly breed contempt.
February 24th, 2002, 07:04 PM #25
i have no argument that cersei is a well-written and interesting character, but i do hate her (as martin most likely intended), and she eventually deserves to die.
February 25th, 2002, 04:32 AM #26
Just wanted to add Stannis to my list. I'm reading my way through Storm of Swords as we speak and I can't help thinking he's a dick. Personally I think Bran's got one of the best stories. When he comes into his power for real maybe you won't find him so boring. Also hate Ilyn Payne for having the audacity to bear Ice. Sumbitch. Janos Slynt, ahhh... so many despicable Martin characters to hate. BTW, Catelyn being mean to Jon just made her a more realistic, flesh and blood character to me, however much I like Jon (a lot; same name!!). When I read that part all doubts of Martin's skill as an author went flying out the window.
February 25th, 2002, 10:56 AM #27
I totally agree that characters you're supposed to hate aren't as bad.
That's what shows an author's skill- you shouldn't hate the good guys, and that's the thing with Martin- you don't.
With Jordan, though I love his books, I have to say there's a lot of characters that I can't stand (i.e. Faile, often Elayne, sometimes Egwene and Nynaeve, and even RAND! what an idiot sometimes)
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Another character I hate is Derek Crownguard from The Dragonlance Chronicles Trilogy. That guy was totally insane and was such a big, whiny baby! I was glad when he was killed by the dragonarmies!!
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I totally agree that characters you're supposed to hate aren't as bad.
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That's what shows an author's skill- you shouldn't hate the good guys, and that's the thing with Martin- you don't.
With Jordan, though I love his books, I have to say there's a lot of characters that I can't stand (i.e. Faile, often Elayne, sometimes Egwene and Nynaeve, and even RAND! what an idiot sometimes)
Also I disagree with you that all of Martins good guys are nice people you should love and all his bad guys are people you should hate.
Hrm i have not said you know what for a long time.
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We get close to 200 trees and, I believe, over $10/tree, so a little over $2k. If you'd like, I can get you exact numbers. KDD is right, you want to check things out. You also want to do this in neighborhoods where people own their houses. We do a mix of neighborhoods, some nice, some not. We live in a town of 150,000 so we don't get the big city attitude. The idea that someone would limit scouts from selling popcorn if they aren't from your area is, honestly, embarrassing. I'm sure there are people that rip us off. There are also people that really like Boy Scouts. Maybe we're lucky and live in an area with a lot of people that are philanthropic. When we first tried this I said we had to ensure payment and one guy said no, just trust people. Especially around Christmas. He was right.
Maybe try it on a small scale first. Maybe just 200 flyers. That'll get you maybe 20 trees. Remember, 5 trees will fill up a small pickup. 200 trees is a few very big flatbed trailers with built up sides.
10-16-2013, 05:18 PMEditing a commentfound a mulch company that will take the trees and not charge us. I own a landscaping trailer...so it would just be fuel and printing for expenses. like fishing. Now research the burbs to see which burbs charge for tree removal.
5yearscouter commented10-16-2013, 09:06 PMEditing a commentJust look for burbs that don't have christmas tree pick up day, or bulk pick up right after christmas for people to put their stuff by the road. Some big cities have drop off locations where people can drop their tree, but if they don't have the transportation to get the tree there, they might pay you a few bucks to do it for them.
You might do ok with christmas tree delivery now that I think about it-- if you have a lot of people who want a live tree but can't get them home cause they don't have a truck or a truck big enough. but I don't know how that would work exactly. you'd have to find a couple christmas tree lots that would let you hang out and offer your services. I know walmart type place would be best, cause the trees are cheapest there, so the extra cost of a few bucks to get the tree delivered to your house --it would have to be we follow you home, paid up front, we only deliver the tree to the doorstep kind of service. Might spend more on gas than you'd make on delivery.
Are there any universities or ball parks that would allow your pack/troop to come in and clean up the day after games? Maybe even after events at county fairgrounds? My university did that, and student organizations got paid for it. It took about hundred people to clean up a 40,000 seat stadium in a couple hours. Just the trash.
Do you have a county fair or some other community event where you could sell bottled water and sodas? Or even just staff a booth for the event organizers, that way you aren't providing money to buy the beverages and ice?
And, is any troop over on the rich side of town open to the possibility of your kids, maybe just a few at a time, coming over and working a fundraiser for an equal portion of the profits? Yes, the other troop would be giving up some money, but there's something about being kind, helpful, and friendly in the Scout Law. Do the SMs over there have any idea what your budget struggles are, and how open would you want to be about that?
10-14-2013, 09:25 AMEditing a commentIf the parents won't help, maybe you can find some Girl Scouts. There will be two sales periods -- before the game, and after the game.
Where the hot spots may be:
"Alright, admittedly tailgating is much easier when you have a car but at Ohio State it doesn't matter! Between the Ohio Stadium and St. John arena you will find all kinds of vendors available to feed you, entertain you and generally get you excited about Buckeye football. Want a free poster, yep, it's there. Want a free burger from Wendy's, on this day, you could have that too. How about a cardboard Buckeye's football helmet, seems every 30 year old man had to have one of those! Local food vendors offer their specialties and everyone is having fun. If you really want to get in the O-H-I-O spirit, head in to St. John's Arena. We did not attend the Skull Session going on inside but the music from the band let us know that we will be buying tickets to this event in the future! It is the type of tradition that defines Big Ten football, and apparently Ohio State football, and should not be missed!
If you want a true party atmosphere, head to Lane Avenue. There is an over 21 year old "tailgate" offered at Village Club. Food, drink and Scarlett and Grey….who needs anything else? If you are not 21 years old or are significantly older than 21 years old and not interested in the type of scene offered at Village Club, many other food and drink offerings are available on Lane Avenue. My favorite by far was the Ray Ray's Hog Pit barbecue truck. Expensive but exceedingly delicious barbecue. Another vendor offered Brats that would have been the envy of any Wisconsin Badger fan! Fine Midwestern cuisine! This is where you will find lots of Ohio State novelty vendors. My favorite novelty is the Buckeye necklace with plastic red and grey beads. It is a classic and seems to be worn by most of the people we saw."
The stadium has a new food concessionaire. They allow non-profit groups to work a concession stand for a cut. Contact Levy Restaurants to get your troops name on the list -- maybe your COs name may work better.
10-17-2013, 06:44 AMEditing a commentThe blue jackets also offer nonprofit concession stand.
But it is a huge commitment. One unit knocks down a rumored $40k per year doing it. But they work 2-3 nights a week for 5 hours per night and the boys cannot participate. kinda defeats the purpose.
10-17-2013, 12:10 PMEditing a commentTrue, the kids won't be involved. But, your troop needs to get off the ground with the camping program you've designed in your mind's eye. Perhaps your CO could use an extra $40k per year. If you spearhead this, you could see that the kitchen gets its commercial grade sinks, send the entire kitchen staff to servsafe, buy the tents the troop needs, fund some Cubs activities, etc
Do you have a meeting place that can handle a few people? do you have anyone in the troop that looks like Santa claus? I'm asking cause we are debating dying my husband's hair the rest of the way white and dressing him up as santa and seeing about a meet santa claus for a few bucks thing at the scout lodge. charge $1-2 at the door. give em a cheap picture of kid with santa, offer better pictures if you can get a good printer and ink cheap. sell some hot cocoa and a cookie and a candy cane.
Or if you think there is anyone within a close by area that is looking for an hour or two of childcare for cub age kids while they go christmas shopping, you could set up one or two saturday mornings before christmas. again offer a bit of hot cocoa, cookie and a candy cane--add in a cheap christmas craft out of construction paper glue and stuff. you can charge like $10-20/hour in nicer areas, but at least $5-10 most places. If they won't pay $5 for an hour, they are just gonna leave the kid home alone anyway. you may be able to put up a flyer up at the closest/nicest elementary school in the area. you'd have to guarantee a certain number of adults and older boy scouts to supervise, and a contigency plan and collect contact info and signature from parents that if they don't show up by X time the police will be called and a late fee charged. See if the church would support that kind of thing sent out to their members.
May not be practical for your unit, but we sell Holiday wreaths and greens annually. Despite the fact that several other Troops and Packs sell in this area as well, we netted over $10,000 last year with 26 boys selling.
King Ding Dong commented10-18-2013, 06:51 AMEditing a commentOur troop does that. Unfortunately $30-$40 for a wreath is to steep for the houses around me. One person bought a swag for $20.
scoutergipper commented10-18-2013, 07:24 AMEditing a commentYeah, you have to choose fundraising activities that make sense for your neighborhood, or be able to travel somewhere closeby where they will make sense. We've also done a pancake breakfast (only $5 a person) but we also had good connections to various folks and had most of the supplies donated.
On the issue of Sharing the Wealth...There will always be some Slackers who never sell that wants a Share of the Money.
If The Money goes into a General Pool where everyone draws off in Equal shares eventually the Fund Dries up. Why? Because there are those who don't sale and get a Share and those who do all the Work will eventually give up because they are Doing the Work.
Yes Fund Raising Especially Popcorn sales when it is Done By Everyone at the Same time is Complicated. There is always one Sweet Spot to sale. Around here That Spot is booked up Months in Advance by the same people. They Don't care because it is about their Sales not Yours. Around here Businesses have Started limiting the Number of tmes a Certain Uit can Book Spots to prevent Units from Hogging the Location.
in My Youth years we Had hamburger Suppers every 3 Month
Bottom line I don't want a hand out. Simply access to folks outside my unit that have discretionary income.
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I cant understand how people cant differentiate between being social and sharing and full blown communism. There is a lot in between too ...
Base even posted twice by now that its not about hand outs.
Thing that gets me smirking and thinking:
when US Tax $ where given to Banks there wasnt as much of an outcry; try to help the sick and the country stops. Literally. Superpowershutdown.
scoutergipper commented10-20-2013, 11:37 PMEditing a commentYeah, the distinction's pretty simple - if I'm forced to "donate" money by government fiat, it's bad. If I choose to voluntarily donate my own money, it's good.
I can be social and share on my own thank you. And, there was quite an outcry about giving all that money to the banks and certain special corporations. No one listened, just like no one wanted to listen to the populace saying, "Yeah, let's take a step back for a minute and look at this," when it came to ACA. Parts of it are very popular. Parts are not.
Many, probably most, Americans don't want to see those with real medical need left out in the cold without care. However, without tort/legal reform, we aren't going to ever have any effect on the price of medical care.
Originally posted by Basementdweller View PostBottom line I don't want a hand out. Simply access to folks outside my unit that have discretionary income.
Trails End has a Place to set up Personal Sales online for Free which you can advertise the Link Year Around.
Your Unit Members can announce your sales our Personal Facebook accounts.
I Announced our Sales On Facebook on the Local TV Stations pages for Free.
I announced It On Area Radio Stations pages for Free...They even announced it for Free on Air all Day Long.
I announced it on the City's Facebook Page for Free.
I made a Flyer in JPG form and I Shared it on Facebook..And People Shared it on their pages..I shared it in Area Facebook Trading Posts...
We had No problem trying to Sale in a "Bad" location late in the Sales Period..One Unit Complained because they say People heard our free ads on Radio and bought from us and told them already bought besides
Sometimes you have to be your Own Promoter.
10-22-2013, 06:36 AMEditing a commentOur council does not sell trails end.
10-22-2013, 01:58 PMEditing a commentYou could sell Trails End a week or two before Council promotes "their" popcorn, and just send Council their "share"
The amount of money raised is directly proportional to the effort put into it. This is one of the basic tenets of business. Either I set up a trap or I go out and beat the bushes. Everyone needs to decide how they are going to go about that.
The second tenet to consider is: Know your market. If one lives in an affluent community, maybe high-end popcorn is the ticket. But in a different neighborhood, those dynamics just aren't going to work. Get out there and market the neighborhoods. Find out what they want and then get it to them. Elderly neighborhood? How's about some snow shoveling, leaf raking, lawn mowing. Older homes may need winter storms put on. Maybe someone needs their house winterized. A 2 day job for them could be done in a couple of hours with enough hands on deck. Shopping for the shut ins? Sure, why not.
Oh, but that takes time, effort, and a major commitment. Yes it does. But do you want the money or not? Maybe it's time to seek out something more than the low-hanging fruit.
People are willing to pay for things that are necessary for them. Get off the sofa and out of the parlor and find out what that is and get it for them. It's a fundraiser for you, but it's a service project for them.


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