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I am not a doctor or a scientist. So, please understand that this post was created based on my own personal experiences, investigations, (as they pertain to ME!) and of course my opinion (..because a Scorpio always have one!) With that being said, here we go!
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You're pregnant, you're hungry, the Crème brûlée was there, so was the creamy fettuchini. Cream is milk. Milk is a great source of calcium and all!
Besides, it's easy to tell a pregnant woman not to gain extra weight while sitting behind a desk!
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Baby size: Lil' Ziggy is about 4.7 lbs and 18 inches long. I'm measuring at exactly where I should be for 34 weeks too.
Belly: Nothing much to say about the belly this week. I don't think it's changed much. Here's a picture – you decide!
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This'll be a quick update this week. My brain has been just fried every night, but I wanted to at least get this out!
How Far Along: 33 Weeks!
Baby Size: Lil' Ziggy is now probably over 4 lbs and is about 18 inches long.
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How far along: 32 weeks. Only 8 weeks left to go. HOLY CRAP!
Baby size: Lil' Ziggy is about 3.75 lbs and 17 inches long. I don't doubt it.
Belly: My belly pic seems to make it look like my belly is oddly pointy this week, but I think it's just the jeans I'm wearing. I don't think there's a HUGE difference in terms of how big my belly is. It definitely feels heavy though.…
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Cut flowers that will survive the summer heat
I posted this on another forum but I may get more expertise here.
I'm in central Texas and am getting married on Oct 12.
I insist on growing as many of my flowers (and grasses, and foliage) as possible and getting the rest from a local cut flower farm (especially if we have a super dry and hot summer and I am unable to keep p!). I've been gardening for 9 years so I am feeling pretty confident, although I am mainly a vegetable gardener, but I do grow a lot of perennials to cut from and attract insects.
I am starting a variety of things from seed to supplement the perennials that I already have and know that I can depend on.
Here's what I have established already:
Texas betony
purple sage
purple fountain grass
lady's slipper (for bouquet)
fall aster (not sure if it will be blooming by then though - fingers crossed!)
knock out roses (hoping to harvest the blooms that aren't fully open yet)
butterfly weed
coral vine
bottle brush
shrimp plant
fall obedient plant
beauty berry
lavender, rosemary, and other herbs.
...I have used a lot of these things as cut flowers before, but not all. For the above plants- do you have any tips on encouraging more flowers, or when to harvest, or storing, drying, pruning, anything?
Others I plan to use that I am starting from seed now: zinnias
strawflower (if it blooms sooner i can just dry it?)
amaranth (globe, elephant head, hot biscuits, love lies bleeding)
dichondra (good for bouquet)
Texas bluebells aka lisianthus - (I started this from seed almost a month ago and it has not sprouted yet. But this is supposed to be a wildflower here! What I am doing wrong?!)
agastache (rose mint) - also not doing well from seed.
powder puff aster - will it take 105 degree days?
sunflowers (including mexican torch)
balsam (old fashioned)
chinese lantern
armenian basket flower
What am I missing that you love to grow as a cut flower that will survive the heat? What are your tips and tricks?
I know some of these things might bloom before the heat of the summer sets in, and my thinking is that if I prune, mulch well, use shade cloth through the very worst of the summer, and compost, I can encourage them to bloom again as soon as the temps dip below 95! yeah? what do you think?
I also plan to do succession plantings of things like sunflowers.
Thanks for bearing with me through the long post. I really appreciate your input.
My favorite is Benary giant zinnia⦠I am tempted to grow NOTHING else⦠the colors are fantastic, and theyâÂÂve got great vase life. I do pinch once, but other than that they do great on their own.
I love dahlias as well for cut flowers⦠and are nice since the (here in PA) bloom season picks up when other stuff is dying down.
p.s.- my Lisianthus takes FOREVER. And it will stay TINY for the longest time. As long as youâÂÂve got grow lights on them, they should show up eventually!!
Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden

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Welcome to the Internet Home of the Creative Arts Center in Bonham, Texas
Please navigate at your leisure. We are constantly updating our information, so visit often, and, if you have any questions, please call us at 903-640-2196. Better still, come by and see us at 200 W. 5th St. We want more strangers to become friends!
Many Thanks to Our Media Supporters
The Creative Arts Center wants to thank our media partners who helped us so much in 2014. We are especially grateful to KFYN, The Fannin County Leader, North Texas E-News and Digity Media North for their assistance throughout last year.
Red River Art, Wine & Music Fest - April 17 and 18
The Red River Art Fest is even bigger and better for 2015 and includes many more activities. We will not hold the 5K run as we did last year, but we have added Wine Tasting, Music and a kickoff reception where we will feature not only the 6 BY 6 ON 5th viewing and sale, but also our Youth Art Contest and the April/May exhibit theme of "The Spirit of Texas."
On Friday, April 17 from 5 to 9 PM, the viewing and sale of 500 small works of art will kickoff the weekend's events. Visitors will not only be able to bid on the 6" x 6" canvases, but also see the exhibition of Youth Art and Adult Art. For information on the Youth Art Contest go here and entry forms on the Youth Contest go here. For adult artists entering our exhibit for the months of April and May within "The Spirit of Texas" theme, go here. Friday evening will also start our Silent Auction. Bidders may begin that night and return on Saturday to bid again for the items they want most!
The Youth Art Contest will award ribbons to third place and we will be accepting art in three categories: Painting/drawing; Photography; and 3-Dimensional work. If entries warrant, we may divide into age categories as well. The Youth Art will be on display Friday and Saturday during the festival. The awards ceremony for the Youth Art Contest will be Saturday at 3 PM. Art work must be picked up after that time.
Homestead Winery is organizing our wine tasting event and more information about exactly what wineries will be here is forthcoming. We will also have musicians of all types performing on and off during the day Saturday. And the garden will once again be the site of our children's activities - face painting, chalk drawing, painting, spin art, a bounce house and more.
The artist vendors will return and the tent will be open on Saturday from 9 to 6 PM. A wide variety of pottery, jewelry, paintings, wood art and much more will be represented once again. Our Silent Auction of art and other items will include many wonderful gifts and artwork to bid on and we hope everyone will come by to bid on something.
The admission to the festival is free! So bring 100 friends and come to the Red River Art Wine & Music Fest 2015. MARK YOUR CALENDARS. For more information, call the arts center at 903-640-2196.
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Why are all these people at Bubba Caruthers Cafe when it's usually empty? Why do folks keep slipping out and sneaking back into the cafe? And what happened to Colby's prize cow Hyacinth? You'll find out all this and have a great time if you come to our Mystery Dinner. You have two chances to attend. The performances are Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28. Tickets are $20 and include dinner and the show, which will be performed in a "reader's theater" format. The doors open at 6:30 PM and seating is limited, so get your tickets in advance. The audience will be part of the set since the setting is a cafe and 19 actors will keep the action moving and deliver the snappy dialogue. Make your reservations by purchasing your tickets now! Chicken spaghetti, garlic bread and salad will be served with dessert. BYOB. This is a fundraising event, so we hope you'll bring your friends for fun and mayhem!
Auditions for James and The Giant Peach - Everyone Gets a Part!
Auditions for the Creative Arts Center's production of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH will be Saturday, March 28 from 2 to 3:30 and Thursday, April 2 from 5 to 6:30. There are roles for all ages and experience levels - no experience is necessary! Anyone interested in being a part of this wonderful story should audition - you don't have to take a role with lines; you can just be an "extra"! This enables everyone in the family to participate. There are roles for all ages, including adults.
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH is the tale of James Henry Trotter who is being raised by his mean, wicked aunts. Treated like an erstwhile Cinderella, James is miserable until an old man gives him a bag of "magic." James spills the contents of the bag beneath a dead peach tree in his yard, he awakes the next morning to find a giant peach on the tree - a REALLY giant peach.
The wicked aunts advertise the marvel and begin charging money for people to see it. One day, James meets some giant insects who grew within the peach and his adventures truly begin!
The popular children's story by Roald Dahl was adapted by David Wood. The script is funny, clever and children of all ages will enjoy seeing the production - or participating in it! The director of the show will be Sandy Barber.
For more information on the auditions, call the Creative Arts Center at 903-640-2196.
6 BY 6 ON 5TH CANVASES ARE IN - Artists We Need You!
The Red River Art, Wine & Music Fest Committee is hard at work getting ready for this big event on April 18. There are many activities within this festival and one of them is the 6 BY 6 ON 5th PROJECT. We are distributing 500 6" x 6" canvas boards for members of the community to paint, draw on, decorate, splatter with mud - you name it; the possibilities are endless - and we will sell them the evening of April 17 at our kick-off reception for the festival. We hope our artists will participate - and you'd better pick yours up soon because they're going fast! There is no cost to you to participate - just pick up your boards and bring them back to us by mid-March. We will display every one of them on the evening of April 17 and sell them for $20 each. We are asking residents, artists, political and civic leaders and business owners to help us. This gets the entire community involved in this fun way to create and appreciate art. The Rules and Regulations and Form are here and the boards are in the gallery now.
The 3D Exhibit is currently in the gallery and contains a wide variety of 3 D artwork. Sculptures, shadow boxes, collages, woodworking - all are included and more. We hope you will stop by and see this terrific exhibit. It will remain in the gallery through the first week of April. Don't forget our April and May exhibit is "The Spirit of Texas" - a broad theme which includes scenic sunrises and landscapes, cattle, horses, iconic structures and anything Texan. We will begin taking art for that exhibit April 3-14.
Cruise Night - Lecture Series March 26
Thursday, March 26 is Cruise Night and we hope everyone can attend this fun evening - the second session in our 2015 Lecture Series. Mike Barsi of Globus, Family of Travel Brands will be our speaker and she will introduce guests to river cruises. The intention is to organize a European cruise for spring of 2016 that will benefit the Creative Arts Center. Mike will bring a mockup of an actual stateroom and all the information you need to know when it comes to a cruise experience. So, mark your calendars for 7 PM, Thursday, March 26. Refreshments will be served.
"Ode to Joy" Memory Journals - yours with a $100 donation
This beautiful book is your gift to keep in exchange for a $100 donation to the Creative Arts Center. Blue Ridge artist Carroll Burgoon, whose patrons include Chairmen and CEOs, business founders, heiresses and professional sports figures, has produced over 750 paintings and has donated many prints, limited editions and originals to charities all over the world. This memory journal contains plenty of room for your thoughts and color plates of Burgoon's timeless work. The book honors those in uniform, veterans and their loved ones and contains a forward by General Tommy Franks.
Memberships - It Takes A Village
This time of year, many of our memberships are due. Please don't forget to renew your dues for 2015, because our memberships help sustain our children's classes, activities, programs and events. If you know a business who supports the arts, please send them our way! They get promoted through our website, our signage at the arts center and through our media contacts. Membership dues are now as follows: Individual - $60. Artist - $85. Family - $125. Business - $150. These are the basic dues categories. We also offer Silver, Gold, Diamond and Platinum Levels. Please call the arts center for more information. It takes a village to raise a child and our children's programs make a wonderful difference in the lives of many children. Join the Creative Arts Center today!! Thanks! >>more
Our Classes Touch the Lives of Many Children
Since 2002, the Creative Arts Center has touched the lives of children all over the region. Our art classes began almost immediately after opening and included all ages and backgrounds. Many of our drama students participated from the first classes in theater that began nearly 7 years ago. We have watched our students learn and grow and move on to become vibrant participants in our community. We thought you might be interested in some numbers. We estimate that with the number of students enrolled each month in classes and camps (art for 11-12 years and theater for 7) that over the years, we have directly touched the lives of approximately 2000 kids. Though many of those are "repeat customers," it is a fairly accurate estimate if each student's family and friends are also taken into account. Family members watch a class, watch rehearsals - they, too are participants. If we count the many children who have come to enjoy our kids' plays, exhibits, contests and variety shows, then add the children who have seen our kids dance, talked to our students about Kidz Krew or art, taken a flyer from our booth at the Fannin County Fair or waved at us and talked to us during the many parades and festivals we've participated in, then it is likely that the Creative Arts Center has touched the lives of at least 10,000-15,000 children over the years. Other than our schools, few local entities can make that claim. We are committed to enriching the lives of everyone in our community, and, by focusing on our children, we help ensure that enrichment through art, music, theater and dance will continue. Our scholarship program enables children to participate who might not otherwise be able to. But without financial support from the community, we are "swimming upstream." Your donations help us to maintain and grow our programs. Your membership dollars and sponsorships make a difference in the lives of our children and the quality of life in our community. DONATE TODAY!
Brookshire Grocery Company awards Grant to the Arts Center
Once again, Brookshire's has shown its commitment to community involvement and has awarded a $1000.00 grant to the Creative Arts Center to assist with the Kidz Krew Performing Arts Program. Many thanks to Kenny Moore at our local Brookshire's and Brookshire Grocery Company for their support!
Sign Up Now for Adult Drawing
A minimum of 4 students is required for us to host the Adult Drawing Class so sign up today to get the class going in 2015. It's only $65 per month and is taught by Katherine Kluger. Katherine has taught at the college level and is experienced in a wide variety of media. Her drawing class has been well-received by both male and female students - beginners and more experienced artists, too.
NEW in the Gift Shop
Delectable, edible goodies from Sweet Dreams of Texas are here! If you love peanut butter, you'll love Crackers for Peanuts. New pottery by Connie Bodensteiner is also a must for your Christmas list. In addition, we have beautiful VOLT Soaps, in a variety of fragrances. Each soap is a work of art. Five scents available, including Dragon's Blood. Beautiful ceramic mugs for hot cocoa by Llwanda Golden, cards for every occasion by Jamie Slack, ornaments for the holiday or any season by gourd artist Anne Harris - you name it. Our artists pull out all the stops. Connelle Peace has brought in some beautiful bowls and a whimsical teapot and Carolyn Cook Fauble's artistic cannisters make a great set for kitchen, bath or anywhere in your home. Come check out all the fabulous treasures at the Creative Arts Center gift shop - jewelry, gifts for the home, wearable art and more! >>more
Knitting Classes
Knitting is a a fun and easy skill to learn. Once students get the hang of it, there are many scarves, shawls, gloves, hats and other items that can be made relatively easily and cheaply. Once mastered, knitting can be done riding in the car, watching television or in a waiting room. Valerie Pollock is a patient and experienced teacher who has been knitting and teaching people to knit for many years. If you'd like to learn to knit, start today! You can make your friends their Christmas presents. Knitting class is on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 to 5. Come join the fun!
Jam Night is Wednesday February 18
Jam Night starts up 2015 on Wednesday, February 18. At 6:30 PM, come join in the fun. Whether you play or just want to listen, you are welcome at Jam Night. Free to everyone. We'll put the coffee on.
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Our new year welcomes Jam Night back again this Wednesday, February 18 at 6:30 PM. Bring your guitars, drums, fiddles, xylophones and harmonicas to play, sing or listen. We'll put the coffee on! All musicians and folks who appreciate music are welcome.
Magnificent Seven A Success
Director Anne Genung and the Kidz Krew Performing Arts Program did a terrific job with their recent production of THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN - Short in Stature, Long on Dreams. Anne and the cast want to thank Mavis Duncan and all the parents who helped with props, lighting, refreshments and rehearsals. We couldn't have done it without you! We would also like to thank our sponsors: Wise Funeral Home, Mayor Roy Floyd, Dr. David Rosenthal, The Barber Family, Fannin Pharmacy & Gift Shop, Solid Ground Realtors, Toby's Hair Care, Bonham Nails & Spa, and Glass Concepts Stained Glass. Congratulations Anne and the cast and crew on a job well done!!
Every exhibit needs sponsors in order to hold a reception. If you can help sponsor an exhibit, please notify us ASAP. Keep an eye on the schedule in case changes are made.
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Randy Morrow comes from a long line of farmers, so he knows first-hand the difficulties they face with shifting markets for crops. Every season farmers must contend with this as they look for the best outlet for their produce. But Morrow hopes to ease some of that uncertainty with his new family business called eProduceSales.com.
His idea began in 2008, growing out of his experience with his family-owned, Portland-based grocery and produce businesses. He says his online site is a central resource for buyers, wholesalers, retailers and farmers to help direct produce to where it is needed best.
"We thought, 'Let's bring the Internet to fresh produce industries,"' he says.
His model is simple: Growers and wholesalers sign up for one of three fee-based memberships based on monthly transactions. Members then list the quantity and quality of their commodities, post a picture, and wait for customers to purchase at agreed-on prices or enter into auctions. "All we need are price, quantity and USDA grade," says Morrow. "We liken it to eBay for large-scale business-to-business trading."
Produce transactions are traditionally based on established relationships, but Morrow says growers now can sell perishable produce more efficiently. Buyers and sellers both benefit by finding new markets and suppliers, reducing the potential for produce rotting in the field , or empty shelves at the store.
A few companies like California-based AgriWorld Exchange have tried a similar approach before, but Morrow says his model is the only one that allows buyers of produce to shop for free on his site while they peruse batches of produce through the site's photos. "If you go to our site you can immediately buy, say, 500 pounds of basil," says Morrow. "And you don't have to be a member."
eProduceSales won a Gorge Angel Investor Network competition in May, resulting in a $105,000 investment and a move from Portland to Hood River.
Morrow says his company began its first marketing campaign in early September and brokered between $25,000 and $30,000 in produce during their first month of operation. As of early December, the site had around 45 members and more than 1,000 separate buyers.
Morrow is happy so far with the company's growth through connecting sales points for individual produce runs, but he has an even bigger goal. "What we'd like to move toward is entire fields and crops," he says.
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After a weather postponement earlier in the day, we went out in 15-17 knot winds and finished the first 2 races of the regatta today. One general recall got everyone in line and we only heard starting horns after that! Everyone stayed upright, but one collision caused a dismasting. There were several other collisions as well with less damage resulting from those. Despite that it was overall a great day on the water after the bad weather earlier in the day. Super job of race management by the Race Committee. Results to date are here
The Midwinters in sunny Sarasota, Florida is on now with boats arriving through tomorrow. We have 50+ boats registered and there is still room for you! Note that the schedule is updated and there has been a change to the NOR. You may be interested in taking a look, so you can view the updated information here. Hope to see you in Sarasota!!
We are getting ready for Midwinters - anyone that needs parts should let us know by mid-day Tuesday, March 5, as we will be leaving Wednesday morning. The boat pictured is 6025 that Harry is sailing and it is available. Details are available here. Is this YOUR new boat?
The Flying Scot® Foundation is pleased to announce the creation of a Sail Donation Program. Gently used Flying Scot sails can be donated to the Foundation and will be refurbished and sent to sail training programs that use Flying Scot® sailboats to teach adult students.
The Flying Scot Sailing Association website has gotten an upgrade. The site has been using a web-based Content Management System for about a year. The goals of the website redesign have been to make it easier to maintain, and easier to share news with our Flying Scot friends. The new look reflects Scots n Water, our class magazine.
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