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That's me these days. At least I like to think it is. Checking off those tedious and lingering to-do list items that I've been meaning to do forever, and taking names. So how about a Friday smorgasbord post? The funny thing is that just a few days ago we got a comment that said "hey I miss your Dude Get On That Already updates – will those ever come back?" Do you guys remember those? Where I'd finally get around to tackling something that had been sitting around waiting to get done (usually just painting or hanging something) and I'd share a little update – like this wall plaque, this box, this coat hook, and this high chair? Well, the funny thing about that comment is that as I read it I was thinking… I have actually gotten on a few things. What has come over me? Is this nesting? Has my body been snatched? So here are those details…
#1: Ding dong, the dining room table is cleared. You might remember this recent house-tour video which revealed that our dining room and guest room were looking chaotic and cluttered (it's pretty much a promise that when we work on one room, another room nearby pays the price). Here's a still shot from that video to refresh your memory:
Well, I finally got my act together and found better spots for stuff. It really helped to get a bunch of the craft stuff that had collected there into my newly organized craft closet upstairs. And I tucked the decorative items into the two bottom cabinets in the living room where I store other vases and cloches and stuff like that. It's nice to see the wood of the table again. (I won't tell you how dusty it was before I wiped it down for this shot.)
A few folks asked if I thought I'd use this table as a workspace if it were clear since I admitted to using the kitchen table until we get the office whipped into two-people-can-work-there shape. But I've found that even with the dining table cleared off I still prefer the kitchen table. I think it's because I can see Clara playing in the living room more easily from there (the dining room is a lot more isolated due to its layout). But it's nice to know I can run in there if I want a little more solitude. And that we can actually host people for some fancier-than-the-kitchen-table dinner if we'd like to throw a Downton Abbey-ish ball sometime.
The bad news is that the kitchen counter still pretty much looks like this (minus the crockpot full o' stew), thanks to our in-progress pantry re-org (everything's painted, so we're just waiting for it to dry so we can load in some nice new systems). Sigh. It's a vicious cycle.
#2: I hemmed Clara's comically long curtains. You can sort of see them in this picture below (I usually tried to just curl them under so it wasn't as noticeable) – but they were about 6″ too long and although I liked the drapey affect, they were borderline sloppy with so much extra fabric going on at the end.
So last weekend while Clara played with her dollhouse in the middle of the room and we listened to some tunes, I got to work hemming them with some Heat N Bond hem tape. It probably took me about a half an hour to cut them all and then hem them (I still left them drapey, so they skim the floor a little for that casual vibe) and it feels so GOOD to have that done. Seriously, I've asked myself if there's something wrong with me that hemmed curtains make me feel so accomplished – but I think it's just one of those things that I thought a million times in the last eight months ("I should really hem those curtains" would pop into my head each week as I put away Clara's laundry), so it feels great to finally check that box.
#3: The extra pieces of our sectional have been sent to greener pastures. Remember how our full Karlstad sectional didn't fit in our cozier living room, so "honey, we shrunk the sofa"?
Well, the random extra pieces that we we haven't been using (the corner piece and the loveseat-sized end) have just been sitting in our attic under a drop cloth for the last eight months. I even mentioned that we thought about craigslisting them, but "we just figured selling the corner and loveseat to a sofa that's incomplete without another end piece that someone would have to purchase might fetch us $20 tops" so I said we'd rather hold onto them and see if we had a use for them in the future. It was a completely surprise when someone emailed us months later, and offered to buy them for $250! We hadn't so much as looked at them at all in the past eight months, so… sold!
The funny thing is that it wasn't a blog reader who wanted them. A woman was just googling around to locate these exact Karlstad pieces (they don't sell them separately, so she thought she'd never find them) and came across our old post about storing those in the attic. She's not from around here (lives in Florida, actually) but she had items in a storage unit in New Jersey that she was going to be driving down to Florida in her SUV, so on her way down she swung through Richmond and (miraculously) fit them all into the back. So now we've got an extra $250 in our pockets and Karl – er, well the unused portion of Karl – is living a sunnier life in St. Augustine!
#4: I donated/gave back/handed down/consigned a bunch of Clara's old clothes. There were four large bins in this video that I explained were being sent in a bunch of directions (some items were being returned to sweet friends who loaned things to us, some were being donated, some were getting handed down to other prego friends and relatives, and I wanted to try consigning some things as well).
So after they sat there for months, I finally got around to donating and passing along everything I had set aside, and I trekked the leftovers to Once Upon A Child (a little secondhand baby store here in town) just to give it a try. Forty five minutes after dropping them off I returned to get a nice little check for $141!
There were a few things they didn't end up taking, so I swung by another donation box on the way home with the extras, and finally that Corner O' Bins in the living room is no more. The funny thing is that I dragged those downstairs from the storage room at around 18 weeks pregnant (in anticipation of finding out if this was another girl or a boy, so I could sort through everything). Which means they sat in that corner for over 10 weeks just waiting to be dealt with. Better late than never, right?
#5: Clara's birdcages are no longer birdless. That's right, I put a bird on it. Make that six. I noticed that West Elm was having a huge ornament sale about a month ago and they had these gorgeous little colorful birds on clearance.
So for $20 I got six of them, and when they arrived I
reenacted Snow White and put them all over my arms used their clips or their ornament loops to make them cozy in Clara's birdcages. A few of you guys noticed them in this picture on Instagram/Facebook, and I promised an update, so there you go.
I even added a little wood dowel to the grey birdcage since it didn't have one and I wanted to create a spot for one to perch and another one to hang. You can just barely make it out in this shot (the cut off bird on the right is sitting on it, and the flying bird under that one is hanging from it). That's what I get for trying to be artsy with my photography.
Clara's favorite is this one right here. She named him Prince Sam Bluebird, and we say goodnight to him every evening.
And in other update news, our new washer came bright and early on Saturday morning (some of you guys have been asking about it, which is beyond sweet) and it's a HUGE relief that it's finally here. I now sing and occasionally pirouette while doing laundry. I'm sure that won't last for more than a week, but it truly is one of those "you don't know how good you have it until an appliance conks out on you and you live without it for a while and then the new one comes and it's broken so you have to wait another week and a half" things.
So those are a few of those "I actually got on them!" updates, along with a little Washer Status Report. I still have a bunch more should-have-done-that-yesterday things bouncing around in my brain, so maybe I should set a future check-in date with you guys to force myself to attend to them. Wanna get stuff done with me? And then we can all reconvene and attempt to hold ourselves accountable to the internet at large? What's your "gotta get on that" list looking like these days?
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I noticed the little birdies in the pictures around when Clara packed up all her belongings in the middle of her room.
I almost commented but I didn't want to be the one going "oh, look! birdies!!" While everyone else was commenting on what the post was about!
Holy crap, $250 for the couch pieces! Awesome!
Ahhh I love the way the little birds look in the cages!! So cute!
I couldn't help but notice the shared love for the TJ's roasted red pepper tomato soup. Do you use yours straight up or another way? I use mine as a base for chili. Soooo good!
The birds in the birdcages are so sweet! Great idea to use ornaments. And I love that Clara has named them and says good night to them.
One project we have to get on already is doing something about our need-to-be-painted interior doors, and we also need to make a decision about the current doorknobs. They are vintage glass with old brass backplates, and even though we think they are original to our 1920s house, we don't know if we want to keep them or go for something more modern. I keep changing my mind, so it will probably be a while before we get on this project!
Ohhh girl! If you don't keep those doorknobs, I'll buy them from you! Those are my JAM!
I LOVE those doorknobs! You must keep them!
Those doorknobs are gorgeous! Maybe a touch of ORB on the plates (and screws) would make them more like the modern doorknobs you like, yet in keeping with the age of the house. On the other hand, it seems like if you decide to replace them, there would be plenty of takers, so it's a win-win! Good luck!
I commented on another blog recently that I need a Weight Watchers for organizing/getting stuff done. A place where I can announce my accomplishments and get a gold star/applause/acknowledgement. An "I got on that" forum would be great.
Love the birds! I've also been doing a bit of "decluttering" lately – selling a few things on Craigslist and Ebay and have been loving having the little bit of extra change in my pockets to go out and purchase the finishing touches for our kitchen renovation!
Happy Snowy (or now in our case – Icy) Friday!
My "gotta get on that" list just got a bit shorter thanks to yesterday's snow day in which I stayed home and dealt with piles of paperwork. My tax paperwork is ready to be mailed to the accountant, I've dealt with random beginning-of-the-year business paperwork (now starting my second year of business!)
As the owner of a consignment clothing shop I've got to congratulate you on consigning kids clothes for what sounds like your first time? It's so fun to "recycle" your wardrobe and get some $ out of it! Beware, it will become addicting! :)
Love this! Congrats on getting all these seemingly "smaller" projects done. The selling Karl story is crazy! How coincidental that all those pieces fell into place to send that part of Karl. And kuddos to you, I totally am the kind of person that would store those bulky pieces forever swearing we'd use them someday only to never see them function again.
We're preparing for a new baby (our first!) in June so we've been in massive "Dude get on the organization of this house because someone else will be living with us soon" mode. We've donated where we can, pitched when needed, and literally have closets full of empty spaces now to accommodate the little one (and all the junk, I mean precious baby gear) that will come along with it. Feels great and now we get to move onto the fun stuff like painting, arranging, and decorating the nursery! Happy Valentine's Day, and Friday!!
Sarah, my husband and I are in the same boat! We've done more house projects in the last two months than the last three years that we've lived in our house…all to get ready for baby #1 in June! I keep saying that there's nothing like having a baby to light a fire under your buns and spark productivity :) Congrats to you!
Great job!
My get on it list is like this:
Finish my 2013 Family Photo Book
Paint and caulk the new base boards in 3 rooms
Gel stain the front door
Finish projects in my son's room
Paint my daughter's room
Buy and install transition pieces for the new flooring I installed…….
I could go on and on. So glad someone asked me. My kids are tired of me randomly listing the things that "just aren't doing themselves" around here.
Happy Valentine's Day to all three (plus one) of you. I look forward to your posts every day.
parting with my daughter/son clothes was so difficult and sentimental, snif snif..but know that they are better if someone else can get a good use out of it. is that mean #2 is your last one? can't wait to meet the baby and I bet clara will be his mommy #2!!
So glad for this honest answer! I wanted to ask but was too shy. I know I don't know you all, but I still look up to you in a lot of ways and even though Hubs and I are still kid-less, I'm already thinking about how many kiddos our future family could be made up of. Just a question—did you and John differ on this at all? I think it may be like a "you just know" situation, like falling in love, but right now I think we might be in two different place on our "magic number!"
Also, no matter if you are finished at 2, or end up having more we reader-friends will be super super happy for you!
The birds made me squeal a little bit, out loud.
It always feels SO good to get rid of stuff you aren't using anymore! And those birds are adorable!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one finally getting around to those piles of projects! I think all these snow storms have me in a non-maternity-nesting phase and my little rental is reaping the rewards. Purged closets, rearranged bedrooms, pictures hung on the walls, a repainted end table (inspired by your update on Clara's little wood bassinet) – it's been a busy few weeks, but it sure feels good. Maybe this'll be the needed motivation to get on that curtain hemming too ;)
Unfortunately, the first thing on my "gotta get to that" is to pack away all the Christmas Nativities. I know….It's Feb 14th for goodness sake, but they're up on built-in shelves, and well, it's just still on my list.
We were festive for a couple of extra months this year too, so don't feel bad. We just finished taking down our Christmas decorations (including the tree) last weekend. I blame it on the fact that my hubby works out of town during the winter and that I'm pregnant with our first and sooo tired.
I'm with you too! All the Christmas stuff made it to the dining room and then hasn't made it back to the storage boxes. Yikes! In my defense, husband rearranged the garage in anticipation of a new baby in May and the boxes ended up where I couldn't get to them. Here's to getting it done the weekend after Valentines ;)
I can't be the only one who giggled a bit at " … I have actually gotten on a few things." :)
These posts are my favorite! I'd been putting off fixing my garbage disposal (it had been broken for a few weeks)—I was afraid it was going to be super hard. Turns out, I just needed to hit the reset button on it underneath the sink! Thanks Google! I am now claiming mad plumbing skillz, because hey, I fixed that all by myself. :)
I can't find the blogroll section of your website that linked to a ton of other awesome blogs any more. Did it get moved?
That is too bad. When I am looking for new blogs to read I always first check my favorite bloggers blog roll!
Me too! I miss the links!
I miss the blogroll too! I hope you will reconsider!
Have you guys thought about doing a post (maybe over on life) about baby gear? Have you bought more reusable diapers? What kind of stroller do you use? What are some baby gadgets that you cant/can love without? Do you have a baby shower? How do you keep control over baby clothes (not buying or being gifted too many)? I know I would sure appreciate a post like this! My usual routine when I question all things home/baby is 1. Google search 2. YHL search. Seriously. You all save me so much time.
Now that you are in a two-story house, make sure you have a small changing station on the first floor, too, so that you aren't having to go upstairs every time you need to change his diaper. Especially in the early days when you are recovering.
These snow days have been great for some dude get on that stuff. Mostly just cleaning/straightening/organizing stuff, but it feels so much better (and more functional) in most of the rooms in the house now that some things have been moved/repurposed/donated/trashed. Now if only the things I have posted on Craigslist would sell! But I'm really encouraged by your success at once upon a child and I may have to head there because the entire underside of my king size bed is full of bins stuffed to the brim with baby clothes! Considering we have next to no storage space in our house I'm ready to part with all but a few special pieces that I've already put aside.
Something else to think about with a 2 story home is a pack and play down stairs to keep for the baby to sleep in so you can keep an eye on both kiddos at once. I did this with both kids and it was wonderful. Also, the changer on both floors is a life saver. And another thing is once the 2nd child is crawling you may want to invest in a play yard to keep baby from crawling up/down stairs if you don't want to have baby gates everywhere. With my first the house was small so we just gated her into the living room but now we have a 3 level open concept and gates just won't work. Definitely worth the investment.
Random thought…I know you will deliver via c-section so are you planning on sleeping downstairs in the living room the first couple nights? Stairs after a c can be difficult.
Totally agree on the extra changing station and pack and play. I had a new baby in our first 2 story house, and those two things are necessities! Also, if you do have a c-section (so sorry I forget, didn't you with Clara?) the doc will warn you about stairs. and not driving. and not lifting anything heavier than the baby. Ha ha
I hope you really did reenact Snow White and put the birds all over your arms first — love the image! (Halloween costume for this year?)
It's always so nice to get to those unfinished tasks – I participated in Apartment Therapy's January Cure this year, and I felt so good throughout the month and when it was over.
Always nice to give your home some extra love.
My little type A heart loves this post! Nothing feels better than crossing all those little things off your to-do list. Makes me want to get on mine!
Well what a strike of luck on snagging the $250!! Don't you love when stuff like that happens! :D
Love the birdies! And what a great story about Karl – so nice that a good home was found, and it's so frustrating when you're looking for no longer available pieces. Win/win for both of you.
Me, spending part of a day off recaulking my master shower. I did find that using a hair dryer for 30-40 seconds to warm a section of silicone caulk makes it way easier to get the old caulk out! One of those jobs that you never want to start, but feels so good to be done.
There is nothing better than checking something off the to do list that has been lingering. And if it takes minutes to take care of….well, you definitely go "Dude, why didn't I get to that already?"
You and John have a Happy Valentines Day!
Oooo! I love update posts! Please don't hate me for asking this, but how's the "no more blue trim" project going? :)
I absolutely love Once Upon a Child! That place is the best!
Also I bet your feeling to "Nest" is kicking into high gear and that is what finally gave you the push to get some of these things done! We moved into a home that was a foreclosure a little over a year ago and even though it was in pretty good shape, we still have a ton of items that I would love to get done before our new little one arrives in July! I was inspired by you guys not too long ago to create a to do list and we are slowly chipping away at it!
You inspired me to finally tackle a bigger job this weekend which is painting our master bedroom!
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This season is already an outrage to some, a dealbreaker to a fair-weather few, and a bitter pill to swallow for all. This is NOT our team's year, and it's not the easiest year to be a Michigan fan (notice I kept them separate-- being a fan through this and being a player are not even close to the same thing).
What's important is that you DON'T stop showing support-- Still wear the cap to the grocery store. Still put on the sweatshirt when you walk the dog. Don't peel the magnets off the side of your car. Show your character and have faith in that block M. Being a fan through this is something we don't have much practice in, thanks to Lloyd Carr. Kind of a shame that people are only understanding this NOW.
But all in all, at this point we need to accept one thing: THIS IS NOT OVER. And it will get worse before the season is over. AND it will get better before the season is over. I had some friends this weekend who couldn't wait to tell me how BAD my Wolverines looked on Saturday-- they're faces nearly dropped when I told them I think it was the best they looked all year. AND I was still wearing a UM shirt at the time, a day later.
If you want to get all you can out of this year, if you want to grow with the team and find something to grow on and look forward to, it's time to do the unthinkable.
RichRod, whether Carty wants to believe it or not, was right: By saying Michigan football will be back, it confirms that we're NOT there now. Michigan is NOT Michigan. It's not going to be easy to be proud of this team. Swallow the pill. Grow with the team. If it is necessary, repeat after me:
THE STREAK's GOING TO END. WE'RE NOT GOING TO QUALIFY FOR A BOWL.
Unless we do... hehe. Love your team. They need you.


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The founder's got two out of three correct,
not bad, but not good enough either. We have three domains of freedom which must be kept whole for a just and civil society:
They got the first two correct clearly establishing the demarcation between the government and the individual in respect to our physical and spiritual affairs. The constitution explicitly outlines that the government is to be protective and not destructive of our person, property and papers as well as our spiritual lives.
They did not however, clearly define our right to choose the money that best suited our affairs. Defining a dollar and the amount of gold and silver it was composed of did make sense to bring order to taxation, but they did not explicitly state that this form of currency was NOT compulsory or exclusive leaving the door open for legal tender laws.
Of course implicitly it was obviously not exclusive, as we have happily used foreign coin and privately minted money for long periods of our nations history without trials for counterfeiting since there was no intent to defraud.
In fact in the original coinage act of 1792 there is no language regarding counterfeiting but there is explicit language dealing with the debauching of US coinage by public officials.
With this one flaw by our founders the sociopaths inverted economic gravity making the producer slave to the consumer. The biggest sociopaths are of course masters of this system exercising unlimited consumption. Our current sick society of death and debt, zero-sum-game mentality springs from this flaw.
The monsters and the morally bankrupt in our society float to the top and the ethical and productive are driven to the bottom by this inversion of economic gravity.
Re-establish the natural order of economic gravity and the major ills of society, all manufactured by sociopaths as a means of control, will disappear like the morning mist.
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Here we say, this is commercial ship. A lot of big boats here with loading and unloading doing by manual labors and at the first time in this country story colonial arrived and...
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Here we say, this is commercial ship. A lot of big boats here with loading and unloading doing by manual labors and at the first time in this country story colonial arrived and build wall fence.
It's hot, sticky but well worth the visit. Well worth getting a guide from the kiosk at the start of the docks. Wear closed shoes and be prepared to do a bit of walking to take in the sights and sounds of men at work on the oldest working ships in the world. You will see men working like they...
This is a working harbor, thus if you're expecting touristsey spot, this is definitely not the right place.
However, if you're willing to see one of the unseen Jakarta, this is a good place to start. You can see how locals in the harbor and their daily activities.
For female visitors are not expected to wear shorts or mini skirt....
This place is really out of the way. Don't walk - take a taxi there. It's really just a fisherman landing area - nothing touristic. Only go if you're really desperate of a place to visit. Or looking for a hipster place to take photos.
To get there by walking, you'll have to go through some filthy areas.
Once at the harbor, refuse the offers from "tourist information guides" to give you a tour : it won't be worth the IDR100,000 they ask : I did accept and was disappointed by the guide's lack of added value and strong accent.
Just walk a bit along...
yes the traditional boats are somewhat impressive, with long prows over the pier, many of them lined up, but you get to see a glimpse of the sea, and the rest is just an industrial harbour. Just go there if you are ready to take a small boat, get wet and see Jakarta from outside the harbour (worth it), otherwise...
Sunda Kelapa (meaning old harbour) is located in the heart of old Jakarta near Cafe Batavia and other attractions. This was the harbour of Dutch Indonesia and is still used by ships transporting goods from Jakarta to other islands.
The harbour preserves its historical flavour and takes you back in time a 100 years. It has none of the modern...
I always highly recommend my foreign friends, relatives, business colleague and acquaintances to visit this Old Harbour called Sunda Kelapa. This old port is full of tradisionally built wooden boats by Bugis people from South Sulawesi, which are famous around the world. The Bugis people are seafearers who travelled and some settled in far away places, you can even find...
There was really nothing very special about Sunda Kelapa…it's just a port with a lot of older ships loading cement and other heavy goods.
I was recommended a visit to the harbor when in Jakarta. Asking directions in a little tourist information booth next to Café Batavia I was told that I could easily walk down to the harbor, that it was safe to walk and that it would take about 10 min. Between Café Batavia and the harbor I found myself in a...
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Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Conflict poems. This is a select list of the best famous Conflict poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Conflict poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of conflict poems.
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IT was the fairy of the place,
Moving within a little light,
Who touched with dim and shadowy grace
The conflict at its fever height.
It seemed to whisper "Quietness,"
Then quietly itself was gone:
Yet echoes of its mute caress
Were with me as the years went on.
It was the warrior within
Who called "Awake, prepare for fight:
Yet lose not memory in the din:
Make of thy gentleness thy might:
"Make of thy silence words to shake
The long-enthroned kings of earth:
Make of thy will the force to break
Their towers of wantonness and mirth."
It was the wise all-seeing soul
Who counselled neither war nor peace:
"Only be thou thyself that goal
In which the wars of time shall cease."
Whither was it that my spirit wended
When from thee my fleeting shadow moved?
Is not now each earthly conflict ended?
Say,--have I not lived,--have I not loved?
Art thou for the nightingales inquiring
Who entranced thee in the early year
With their melody so joy-inspiring?
Only whilst they loved they lingered here.
Is the lost one lost to me forever?
Trust me, with him joyfully I stray
There, where naught united souls can sever,
And where every tear is wiped away.
And thou, too, wilt find us in yon heaven,
When thy love with our love can compare;
There my father dwells, his sins forgiven,--
Murder foul can never reach him there.
And he feels that him no vision cheated
When he gazed upon the stars on high;
For as each one metes, to him 'tis meted;
Who believes it, hath the Holy nigh.
Faith is kept in those blest regions yonder
With the feelings true that ne'er decay.
Venture thou to dream, then, and to wander
Noblest thoughts oft lie in childlike play.
RACE of veterans! Race of victors!
Race of the soil, ready for conflict! race of the conquering march!
(No more credulity's race, abiding-temper'd race;)
Race henceforth owning no law but the law of itself;
Race of passion and the storm. 5
AH poverties, wincings, and sulky retreats!
Ah you foes that in conflict have overcome me!
(For what is my life, or any man's life, but a conflict with foes—the old, the
You degradations—you tussle with passions and appetites;
You smarts from dissatisfied friendships, (ah wounds, the sharpest of all;)
You toil of painful and choked articulations—you meannesses;
You shallow tongue-talks at tables, (my tongue the shallowest of any;)
You broken resolutions, you racking angers, you smother'd ennuis;
Ah, think not you finally triumph—My real self has yet to come forth;
It shall yet march forth o'ermastering, till all lies beneath me;
It shall yet stand up the soldier of unquestion'd victory.
CHILDREN, ye have not lived, to you it seems
Life is a lovely stalactite of dreams,
Or carnival of careless joys that leap
About your hearts like billows on the deep
In flames of amber and of amethyst.
Children, ye have not lived, ye but exist
Till some resistless hour shall rise and move
Your hearts to wake and hunger after love,
And thirst with passionate longing for the things
That burn your brows with blood-red sufferings.
Till ye have battled with great grief and fears,
And borne the conflict of dream-shattering years,
Wounded with fierce desire and worn with strife,
Children, ye have not lived: for this is life.
The night before I left Milan
A mob jammed the Cathedral Square,
And high the tide of passion ran
As politics befouled the air.
A seething hell of human strife,
I shrank back from its evil core,
Seeing in this convulsive life
The living seeds of war.
To Barcelona then I came,
And oh the heavenly release!
From conflict and consuming flame
I knew the preciousness of peace.
Such veneration for the law!
How decorous was every one!
And then (significant) I saw
Each copper packed a tommy gun.
Well, maybe it is best that way.
Peace can mean more than liberty:
These people, state-directed, may
Be happier than those more free.
When politics wield evil grip,
And warring factions rise and fall,
Benevolent dictatorship
May be the answer, after all.
My only medals are the scars
I've won in weary, peacetime wars,
A-fighting for my little brood,
To win them shelter, shoon and food;
But most of all to give them faith
In God's good mercy unto death.
My sons have medals gleaming bright,
Proud trophies won in foreign fight;
But though their crosses bravely shine,
My boys can show no wounds like mine -
Grim gashes dolorously healed,
And inner ailings unrevealed.
Life-lasting has my battle been,
My enemy a fierce machine;
And I am marked by many a blow
In conflict with a tireless foe,
Till warped and bent beneath the beat
Of life's unruth I own defeat.
Yet strip me bare and you will see
A worthy warrior I be;
Although no uniform I've worn,
By wounds of labour I am torn;
Leave the their ribbands and their stars . . .
Behold! I proudly prize my scars.
A wild Blue sky abreast of Winds
That threatened it -- did run
And crouched behind his Yellow Door
Was the defiant sun --
Some conflict with those upper friends
So genial in the main
That we deplore peculiarly
Their arrogant campaign --
The new-born child of gospel grace,
Like some fair tree when summer's nigh,
Beneath Emmanuel's shining face
Lifts up his blooming branch on high.
No fears he feels, he sees no foes,
No conflict yet his faith employs,
Nor has he learnt to whom he owes
The strength and peace his soul enjoys.
But sin soon darts its cruel sting,
And comforts sinking day by day,
What seem'd his own, a self-fed spring,
Proves but a brook that glides away.
When Gideon arm'd his numerous host,
The Lord soon made his numbers less;
And said, "Lest Israel vainly boast,
My arm procured me this success!"
Thus will He bring our spirits down,
And draw our ebbing comforts low,
That saved by grace, but not our own,
We may not claim the praise we owe.


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Wood and Rice Paper Floral Delight Shoji Screen (China)
Section off space in your room with Japanese style using this floral shoji screen. Featuring a wooden frame that's available in several color options, it has rice paper panels that depict a dainty floral graphic, bringing sweet elegance into your room.
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ITEM#: 951199Enchant your decor with the Oriental charm of a floral delight room divider. This decorative room divider is hand-painted with a gentle balance of garden colors.
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NICE SCREEN IF NOT NEEDED FOR PRIVACY, JUST A ROOM BREAK IN A SMALL SPACE. IF A LARGER SPACE, AND PRIVACY NEEDED, I HAVE PURCHASE NICE SOLID WOOD ORIENTAL SCREENS WITH 5 OR 6 PANELS. THIS RICE PAPER AND WOOD IS NICE, AND IS QUALITY MADE AND PAINTED....... PERFECT FOR A CHILD OR LADIES DRESSING RM OR BEDROOM IN THE YELLOWRead More
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I expected the frame to be somewhat sturdier, but the design is very pretty. I love the rosewood colored frame but again, the craftmanship was not what I expected. A little pricey for what it looks like but the size is perfect.Read More
I bought two of these screens for my dining room. They are absolutely gorgeous, much prettier than the picture. I'm back to order another to complete the feeling. Fantastic buy.Read More
I just purchased this screen for my garden styled living room. The online picture is true to the item. The screen is very pretty and perfect for the room I bought it for. It came well packaged and no assembly was required. The workmanship was good except for one small bubble behind the paper of one of the floral designs. My only disappointment in the item is that the design is not on both sides of the screen. The backside of the screen is white with the outside wood frame. I would suggest Overstock put an alternate image so that buyers can see the design does not repeat on the back.Read More
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All-Star Games may not be the most exciting event on the calendar anymore, but for the Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL), this one will be one to remember.
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The two teams, Team White and Team Red, were selected by captains Jessica Campbell and Charline Labonte on Friday night, fantasy draft style. Each captain picked five players to their team while the rest of the squads were filled up by the "throwing the sticks" format. Team Red's Rebecca Johnston scored the winning goal in a 3-2 come back victory, while Team White's Natalie Spooner scored the first goal in CWHL All-Star Game history. Following the game, the 42 all-stars took part in a light-hearted skills showcase, which consisted of a breakaway challenge and fastest skater competition. Read more


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I have banned long gas positions in my portfolio for now, but I believe that you made a good decision. This morning's move has brought another 3-5 thousand put options into play. That is a third of the contract. Now that prompt is well below spot heading into the winter. I believe that you are well positioned. However, I suggest that you put a stop loss order in place in order to protect yourself from unexpected news.
I was going to say if you were long NG or the producers to not be worried as much but your long UNG.
Told you to collar up. Hope it all turns out for you.
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Seattle Seahawks star cornerback Richard Sherman won the vote to be on the box art of Madden 15. What exactly he's doing on the cover, well, that's anybody's guess.
Does he want a high-five? (If so, gotta go higher, Richard.) Is he telling everyone to "Stop, collaborate and listen?" (No, because I took the time to watch the video, and Vanilla Ice doesn't put his hand out.) Ever the controversial fashionista, he probably just wants to show us his nifty glove.
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