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Over the next three years, as many as 60,000 military members are expected to return to Georgia. Already, 770,000 veterans call Georgia home. In fact, the Peach State is home to the fourth-largest population of veterans nationwide. In addition to those returning to Georgia, more than 10,000 service members will be transitioning from the state's Army installations - 4,000 from Fort Stewart alone.
If I die anytime soon - and I have no plans to do so at the moment - please see that the first paragraph of my obituary reads, "He was past president of the University of Georgia National Alumni Association." You can save for later paragraphs the part about my being often mistaken for Brad Pitt and my uncanny ability to put commas where they don't belong.
"It's a funny thing." That's what Mama used to say when something baffled her. Like Mama, I prefer that things make sense. Otherwise, I'll ponder, figure, study and try to decipher that funny thing until it's somewhat sensible.
Are you ready to make a difference this fall? Then consider volunteering this month for our ninth annual Rivers Alive in Liberty County.
I imagine, from time to time, you all get tired of reading about my adventures in toddler town and would like to hear from other parents. So, as you can imagine, I was thrilled when Hinesville Public Relations Manager Krystal Britton Hart took me up on my offer to guest write this week's column. Krystal has two daughters herself, one of whom is the same age as my daughter, Reese. I enjoy comparing notes and talking with her, and I'm sure our readers will be as interested in hearing what she has to say as I am. Enjoy!
President Barack Obama's recent move to allow seismic exploration of oil and gas reserves off the shores of Georgia and the Atlantic Coast has left many hopeful that the offshore drilling moratorium currently in place may soon be lifted. A new study by University of Wyoming energy economist Dr. Tim Considine indicates the degree to which such a move would benefit Georgians and our Mid-Atlantic counterparts.
Last Saturday, while the Bulldog nation sweated out a 35-32 victory over the Tennessee Volunteers that should not have been as hard as our scholar-athletes made it, former head football coach and athletic director Vince Dooley's first team at UGA was recognized on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. As nice as that was, more - much more - needs to be done to honor the legendary Hall of Fame coach.
Cultivating a vibrant, productive community is a lot like growing a garden.
When Miss Ondia Mae died at 75, those of us who knew her marveled that she had managed to make it to the end of her life without winding up in the poorhouse.
Two pretty newsworthy events concerning children made headlines last week in Liberty County.
Editor, The Long County Blue Tide Band is in great need of help from the surrounding communities.
Our Constitution makes the President the commander in chief, yet gives Congress the ability to declare war. By giving a role to each branch, it clearly considers the use of force to be a shared decision.
Last Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed House Joint Resolution 124, a continuing resolution for fiscal year 2015 that will fund the federal government until Dec. 11.
I've seen people get into heated debates over a wide range of topics, running the gamut from the rules for hopscotch to whether we should abandon the electoral college concept.
Editor, I am tired of politicians using scare tactics to get voters to buy what they are selling. Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas said we need SPLOST to draw businesses because new businesses don't want to locate next to a shack. My question is, why do the shacks exist anyway? How many "shacks" will he replace if SPLOST goes through?
These opinions are not the Courier's. Callers are not required to identify themselves, so we can neither verify sources nor their motives. Call 876-3733 to leave a message.
Midway city clerk Lynette Cook-Osborne was quoted as saying, "Transient merchant licenses for this type of business cost $50 per day and that occupational licenses for businesses with one to five employees cost $100 per year," in the July 6, 2011, Coastal Courier.
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Gerald Headley
Gerald Lee Headley, 71, Iola, passed away Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, at Guest Home Estates in Iola.
Gerald was born in Humboldt on Oct. 23, 1941, the son of Walter and Ruby (Wilson) Headley. He graduated from Humboldt High School in 1960 and then served four years in the U.S. Army. Gerald worked for Lone Star Steel in Fort Collins, Colo., and Long View, Texas, until returning to Humboldt to help with the care of his father. Gerald was a member of First Baptist Church, Humboldt.
He is survived by two sons, Eric and Cameron Headley; his nephew and niece caretakers, Rodney Beaman, Humboldt, and Theresa Newsom, Joplin, Mo.; four siblings, Raymond Headley, El Reno, Okla., Rosalee Larson, Humboldt, Zella Falk, Monett, Mo., Bonnie Umbarger, Chanute; sister-in-law, Charlene Headley, Humboldt; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Geneva Headley and Pauline Beaman and one brother, Ervin Headley.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Mount Hope Cemetery in Humboldt.
Visitation will be from 9 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church, Humboldt.
Memorials may be made to the Team GML Ministries (a youth ministry) and may be left with Penwell-Gabel Humboldt Chapel.
Dorothy Robinson
Dorothy Dean Robinson, 96, Iola, died Thursday, March 26, 2015, at Windsor Place in Iola.Dorothy was born Nov. 3, 1918, in Iola, the daughter of Frederick and Blanche (Shockey) Vogel. She lived her entire life in Iola. She was employed at Allen County Hospital for more than 20... [More]
Joe Lee Sinclair
Joe Lee Sinclair, 74, Iola, died Tuesday, March 24, 2015, at Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. Cremation has taken place. The family will host a visitation from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at Iola's Riverside Park Community Building, with graveside services at 2... [More]
Dorothy Robinson
Dorothy D. Robinson, 96, Iola, died today, March 26, 2015, at Windsor Place in Iola. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Memorial Chapel of Iola. To sign the guestbook online or leave a condolence, go to www.iolafuneral.com.
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Missouri Government Employers Rarely Keep Track of Union Subsidy
One would expect government employers to know where and what its employees are doing while paid by the taxpayer. Unfortunately, in Missouri, that is not the case.
One would expect government employers to know where and what its employees are doing while paid by the taxpayer. Unfortunately, in Missouri, that is not the case.
Last week, Congress introduced a bill that would restore decades-old National Labor Relations Board precedent by overturning a decision that inappropriately eased union organizing drives.
Last week, Wisconsin became the 25th right-to-work (RTW) state, meaning workers cannot be forced to pay dues to a union which they may disagree with.
Workers should find the union lawsuit against Wisconsin's recently enacted right-to-work law (RTW) bizarre and, probably, offensive. The argument put forth by unions is that the new law is an unconstitutional taking of property. In other words, unions view a chunk of workers' paychecks as their property even if that worker does not want union representation.
Governor Scott Walker and Wisconsin's legislature are not alone. A number of states are introducing legislation that enhances worker freedom and holds unions accountable to the workers they represent.
On February 1, the United Steelworkers (USW) instigated a strike at several oil refineries around the country, a first since the 1980s. After contract negotiations deteriorated between the union and Shell Oil, thousands of USW's members went on strike, which is still ongoing.
No individual should be forced to financially support an organization they disagree with or risk penalty. Thankfully, Governor Scott Walker is determined to ensure that Wisconsin law won't let that happen anymore by planning to sign the right-to-work (RTW) bill into law on Monday.
Public-sector workers could soon gain the freedom to decide whether or not to pay union dues if the U.S. Supreme Court hears the impending case, Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association.
A recent lawsuit filed by The Fairness Center, a public interest law firm, is challenging the Philadelphia School District's practice of allowing school employees perform union work on school time, commonly referred to as "release time."
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Donovan, left, and Chubby Checker attend the Songwriters Hall of Fame Awards on Thursday, June 12, 2014 in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)
NEW YORK: Chubby Checker wants the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to know it's time to induct him.
"I don't want to get in there when I'm 85 years old. I'll tell them to drop dead, so you better do it quick while I'm still smiling," Checker said on Thursday.
Checker's recording of "The Twist," followed by "Let's Twist Again," are considered among the most popular songs in the history of Rock and Roll.
"'Let's Twist Again' was the first rock 'n' roll song that received a Grammy (in 1962)," Checker pointed out.
The 72-year old recording artist equates a place in the Cleveland, Ohio-based hall to the ability to sustain his career.
"If you put me in when I'm too old to make a living, then it's no good for me to be in there."
He added: "The Rolling Stones, they're in there. The Beastie Boys are in there, they're young. Hall and Oates were just in there and they're still making money."
He made the comments on the red carpet for the annual Songwriters Hall of Fame gala in New York where Checker performed "Let's Twist Again" for the ASCAP Centennial celebration.
At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in April, Daryl Hall mentioned that Hall and Oates was the first Philadelphia-based band to be inducted. And after mentioning Chubby Checker, he responded: "Why isn't he in?"
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Hi! Two questions. I am about to repot a drawf blueberry bush. How do you use soil acidifier? Do you only put it ontop of the soil? Also, the bag said to apply it in 60 day intervels. For a blueberry bush did I repeat more than once?
Elemental sulfur is insoluble, so it will be more effective if you thoroughly incorporate it. In order for it to lower pH, sulfur has to be metabolized by microorganisms, which takes time -- anywhere from months up to a year or more. Microbial activity declines as soil temperatures decline, so it will act more slowly (if at all) in fall and winter. The only way to know if you need to make further applications is to test the soil pH. Of course, if your previous applications haven't been fully metabolized, you run the risk of adding too much and lowering the pH too far.
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While Jack's will help to maintain a lower pH over time, it's not suitable for lowering pH in the first place. As for your other questions, I don't know if one application of soil acidifier will be enough or not. All I know to suggest is to follow the directions on the product package and hope for the best. Next spring, check the soil pH. If it's still too high, you might consider adding more. To get the best results, you need to incorporate it throughout the soil as thoroughly as possible. This can be difficult, of course, if you're adding it to pot that's already planted.


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Surrounded by his family, Jack passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 23. He was predeceased by his loving wife, Doris, and leaves to mourn his passing, his daughter, Sharon Catto (Allan) and his son, Don (Sharron). He also leaves three grandchildren, Leslie Hanika (Tim), Michael Catto (Cyndi), Brooke Stephenson-Servano (Hector), and three great-grandchildren, Jack, Leigh, and Armando.
He is survived by four sisters and one brother and numerous nieces and nephews across Canada and the U.S.
Jack was born and raised in Victoria, Carbonear, Nfld., the second oldest of ten children. During the depression era, as the eldest son , he left school at age sixteen to help on the family homestead raising food and working in the family sawmill. In 1938, he left home and moved to Montreal, where he worked for Canada Packers. In 1939, he enlisted in the Victoria Rifles and served in the
for five years, attaining the rank of Sergeant, and serving in both England and Canada during
. He met and married Doris Andrews in1942, while stationed in Nanaimo.
After the war, in 1945, he returned to Nanaimo and began a fourteen year career in construction, eventually becoming a superintendent of construction for many island buildings. By 1961, he became the construction and maintenance supervisor for Nanaimo Parks and Recreation, where he was responsible for the design, construction, and maintenance of local parks and recreation facilities.
Throughout his life, Dad loved music, reading, and poetry. He played baritone horn and sousaphone in the army band and was a member of the Nanaimo Concert Band for forty years. He was a devoted member of St. Andrew's United Church, serving on the board and singing in the choir.
There will be a service of remembrance at Sands Funeral Home, #1 Newcastle Ave. , at 11.00 A.M. on Wednesday, Oct. 30. Private internment to follow at Cedar Memorial Gardens.
The family would like to thank Dr. Nicholaas Janssen and the staff of the Dwelling Place Care Facility for their dedication and attentive care.
Published in Nanaimo Daily News and Harbour City Star on Oct. 26, 2013
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Hi everyone,
This is the first time that I've paid close attention to a Vriesea flower spike that has looked like it might produce a few mature pods, so I'm not really sure of exactly what to expect and since it carries a couple of crosses that I really want, I'm more than just a bit anxious!
The plant in question is a Vriesea 'Uluru Sunset' with a couple of pods that are x self and a couple that are x 'Emerald Meadows'. The pollinations started in mid November last year so now it's around 8 months down the track. The bracts have been going brown and papery for quite some time, but up until a couple of weeks ago the pods and the stem have been firm and green. Since then they have started going brown and yesterday I noticed that the stem had started to shrivel, but still with no sign of the pods splitting. Here it is.
Vriesea 'Uluru Sunset', 8 months after pollination.
So, to the questions! Is this browning and shrivelling of the stem part of the normal maturation process and I should just wait until the pods split before I harvest the seed? Or, does the shrivelling indicate something sinister and I should remove the pods and try to rescue the seed (if any) as soon as I can?
All thoughts will be very welcome! (NB apart from the shrivelling flower spike, the plant looks nice and healthy).
Cheers, Paul
Hi Paul ,
Sometimes the spike will go brown and shrivel but the pods will hang on just the same ,after 8 months they should be getting close ,if the pods are still shiny and greenish ? bit soon to harvest but if they are dull and brown ? you can harvest them ,split the pods open and pull out the seed ,put in a container and the seed should fluff up in a day or so ,and then just sow it up ,seed that does not fluff up is often indicative of poor germination ,
Must say your "Uluru Sunset" seems a bit green ,it does need a lot of light ( just short of full sun actually ) Hope your seed grows well for you ,i do know what you will get ,but let you find out ,you wont be dissapointed .
Cheers ,Jack
Hi Jack,
Thanks for that. I'll keep a close eye on those pods and expect to harvest the seed soon.
The plant actually looks more of a russet colour to the eye than it does in that pic. I took the shot in the evening with very low light so maybe the colour balance of the shot is a bit out, although it certainly has become a bit greener just over the last few weeks of winter with some long stretches of heavy overcast days. It gets sun straight through 30% shade cloth for most of the day so it normally keeps its colour pretty well. Can't wait to get those pups and give them a good cook as the weather warms up!
Cheers, Paul
Hi Paul,
It looks like more of the grass is going to get the chop as soon as the seed germinates and starts to grow. I can see a new vriesea shadehouse in the making down the track.
Thank's for the update, the other seed pods I did for you are looking much the same down here, so it's good to get some advice from "the master", (goodonya Jack)
Keep up the good work, and "long live the hybridizer".
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When's the last time you saw a Sejuani? Or a support Karma? When's the last time you saw a twitch or an eve and didn't immediately think "Oh god, a troll.."?
How often do you see Poppy anymore? When you do see her, does she ever win? I mean, she snowballs pretty hard, but she's going to need to try harder than most champs would to get that snowball rolling.
I haven't seen a Zilean support in well over 200 games and whenever I try to support as Zilean, someone on my team insults me and leaves. Zilean is listed as a support, which makes me think that I should be able to support with him...but teemo and morgana are listed as supports, as well, and you don't see that very often. But you also don't see Zilean played as an AP mid, either, and on the off times when you do it's usually kinda bad... You just don't see him...ever.
So, I just wanted to know.. Am I missing something important about these characters? Are they actually really good, but just not used in my elo bracket? Or are my observations correct and they really are kinda terrible, and no one plays them because it's essentially handicapping yourself?
If they really are as bad as my gaming experience has led me to believe, then is there something in the mix at Riot to make these characters viable, or are they just going to continue to never be played?
I mean... it seems like if Riot wanted to make money they would make every champion viable so that people would want to get every champion... Why make more champions when you have champions already made that people would buy if you just changed a few numbers?
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Twitch is extremely viable as he doesn't rely on his stealth as much as eve. Karma is also viable, she can turn a tower dive into a double kill easier than any support can. Zilean is not a bad support and a rework on numbers for him is not usefull. He does good harass dmg against low range champs like vayne or teemo. Sejuani is a great tank. She is an old school Meta champ. The problem is everyone wants to do more than CC and soak up dmg. Ppl want damage sej does not have that but she has great CC and natural tankiness.
The problem with zilean, karma, sejuani, and twitch is that the roles they serve are done better with other champs. But a rework isn't necessary maybe a bump in dmg or lower CD's but it's not all that necceasary.
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I tend to try to play the champs that aren't seen very much anymore. I don't understand why some aren't picked and usually the only reason is that there're "better options." Considering no option is the best, there are always going to be better choices.
I think there are 100 champions now in LoL and at least half of them never see the light of day anymore. The way I see it, since I've been sucked into this before as well, is that people play someone they're interested in. They see during the game that someone is dominating and so they now want to play that champion. That soon filters out a chunk of the selectable champions.
I don't believe there are any "bad" champions, just people that lack the skill to play them. People are so set in the whole META thing that they have tunnel vision to the point where the game isn't fun anymore. Instead of adapting to the situation, people have their 6 items picked out before the game begins, which can get them later on and now they don't like the champion.
Well, they will do re-work on karma though ((can't wait for that! ^_^)) because her passive for a support stand point is kinda useless.Bbut with other support you are rignt. Peeps just want to carry all the time and not support at all...P.S. most times they just feed... >.>
twitch is a super badass champion! I only use him now and i can tell you that hes one of the best champions ive ever played! mid late game he is a monster. i never had so much triple, quadra and penta kills before!
Poppy is stil great, people just don't ever seem to use her. The few times I see her played, she generally always does well, and snowballs out of control. I myself play Poppy from time to time and still see her as fully viable. I think people are just out-ruling her with champions such as Jax, Trynd, Darius, etc. As for Sejuani, people just don't know how to run comps with her for some reason. Her aoe ult stun is so incredibly great, it can put a whole team out of position and win you the game. It can shut out the ad carry/ap carry so you can kill them before a team fight even starts, and so on. You just need players who know how to interact with her.
You will never be able to escape a sejuani gank. Karma is an amazing mid, but nobody ever plays her because nobody ever plays her. Twitch is good at counter jungling and bringing fear (like eve before she was nerfed). Dyrus plays poppy and she's still really strong, but high skill caps aren't a reason to force a rework.
Everyone else you mentioned I agree is just bad and def needs one
the reason poppy is in need of a rework is because of her lanning ex.
poppy vs darius
18/9/3 9/21 or 15/15
lvl 1-3 poppy wins
4-5 ur having mana problems and ur zoned
6 and on ur done...
poppy always beats jax
poppy vs singed
1-3 ur fine u cant kill him cause of pot guzzle but ur ok
3-6 ur zoned cant kill with out jungle and ur turret is starting to take damage
now all he has to do is run past u get enough creeps on tower throw u psn u and just repeat till ur dead
i mean i can continue i think right now i have the most poppy ranked on na so i resulted to playing her jungle hybrid since u do better there clear times are on par with olaf and 20 seconds behind vi
zilean is best op + support champion for me
did anyone know that pro zilean can kill tank champion very easy?
my garen have
hp 4600+
atk 250+
spd 390 + furor
atk spd 1.0+
and i go solo kill him
of course i can kill him but i have to use my ulti to kill him
then so what happen??????????
he revive!!!!!
i said "wtf!!!!!???????????????"
and then he bomb me as a rubbish champion
so what next?????
blitzcrank.....my friend.....come to help me and said
"i'm going to revenge for you ,my garen"
so what next.....?
zilean bomb his machine again.....
so i just want to said that zilean don't have to rework or rebuild because if anyone can use him as a pro ,he is very powerful for tank champion
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I need you to come back home."
Trace McKane's grip tightened on the pitchfork as he spread fresh straw around Black Thunder's stall. He'd waited two long months to hear his wife say those words. The only problem was she didn't exactly sound sincere, and too many harsh words had passed between them to repair the damage so casually.
"I can't see how that's going to change anything." He continued to cover the floor as if Kira's presence hadn't affected him at all. But it had. He'd give up the family's Colorado ranch to have things back like they were before their problems started. And from the look of things lately, that might not be too far from the truth.
"Trace, please, just hear me out," she said.
He stopped his chores and finally looked at her. "Why, Kira? Haven't we said enough?" He straightened and tipped his hat back off his forehead. This was the first time he'd chanced a close up look at his wife since he'd moved out. She'd kept her distance, and so had he.
She placed her hands on her hips. "Oh, you made your feelings perfectly clear. Things got rough so you walked out, without even trying to work things out."
"We were getting nowhere."
Kira Hyatt McKane was a natural beauty with curly wheat-blond hair that hung to her shoulders. She had an oval face, with a scattering of freckles across a straight nose and full, pouty lips. Her large brown eyes locked with his, causing his pulse to shoot into overdrive.
He wasn't going to take the bait and fight with her. "It's better I moved into the bunkhouse," he told her. He hated that they couldn't make their marriage work.
Yeah, he'd been running away. He'd spent a lot of time moving the herd to a higher pasture forthe approaching summer. Many of those nights he'd slept under the stars, anything to keep from facing his lonely bunk. To keep from thinking about how he couldn't— no matter how much he loved Kira—make his marriage work.
"We both needed a breather."
God knew he'd missed her. The torture went on as his gaze moved over her navy T-shirt and the faded jeans that hugged her curves. Shapely hips and legs that he'd touched and caressed so often that he knew where every freckle was hidden. He also knew exactly where to touch to bring her pleasure.
He glanced away. Don't go there. That was past history. Their future together was bleak. He never thought he was a greedy man. He'd only wanted a traditional marriage; a wife to come home to and children to carry on the legacy of the ranch.
That had been when the trouble started, when their marriage began to crumble and he couldn't do anything to stop it.
"Spring is a busy time," he told her. Especially this year since he had that payment due to his half brother, Jarrett. And it didn't look like there was much chance he could come up with the money.
Kira shook her head. "I know, Trace." She sighed. "And turning away from our problems doesn't help."
He cursed. "Yes, Kira, we have problems, but face it, lately we've been unable to come to terms with things. And I'm tired of beating my head against a wall." When he saw tears form in her eyes, he wanted to kick himself.
"I never meant for it to be this way."
He shrugged. The last thing he wanted was to argue. In the months before their separation that was all they'd done. Then they'd stopped talking altogether. What broke his heart was knowing he hadn't been able to give her what she needed.
"I just wanted us to be a real family," she added in a whispered voice.
"You had a funny way of showing it." He'd needed her to stand by him, and help him with his struggles with the ranch, but she was obsessed with her own problems.
Her eyes filled with tears. "There might have been a solution to help us both."
How many times had they tried? Even counseling, with some stranger listening to every way he'd failed his wife. He'd done about everything he could think of to make their marriage work. "How? More counseling?"
Kira shook her head. "I never should have asked you to go to counseling. I'm the one who's got the problem," she said, her voice husky with emotion. "I'm the one who needs to deal with things."
"As long as you feel that way, then you don't need me around."
Kira stepped closer and began to speak, but stopped. With a swallow, she tried again. "But, Trace, I do need you. I need you to stay with me another six months so I can have a baby, then you can have your divorce."
Trace glared at her. "What the hell?"
So finally she'd gotten his attention.
The first moment she'd seen Trace McKane, Kira knew for sure that he was the perfect man for her. That hadn't changed. Tall and lean, the handsome cowboy had gained his muscular build from years of working the McKane's Cattle Ranch. He had brown hair that always hung too long, brushing his shirt collar. His green-gray eyes were deep-set and when he looked at her she felt he could see into her soul. At first that had intrigued her, now it frightened her. The past months apart told her she didn't want to face a future without Trace. He was the one person she'd allowed to get close when she'd come to Winchester Ridge, Colorado, to take a guidance counselor job at the high school.
But there were some secrets she could never share with anyone.
Now it was too late to do anything to save their marriage. "We received a letter today," she said, pulling the folded envelope out of her pocket. "It's from the adoption agency." Her voice trembled. "We've passed another screening for a baby."
Trace's eyes narrowed, then he threw his head back and laughed. "It's a joke, right?"
She didn't expect this reaction. "No."
"So for months we've been giving everyone the impression that we're the perfect couple and acceptable parents. Then we break up and we get the okay."
Kira squared her shoulders and looked him in the eye.
"No one knows you moved out, and I don't want anyone to. Not yet. Not until we receive a baby."
He froze, his jaw clenched. "If you want the divorce so bad, then adopt as a single parent." He tossed the pitchfork against the railing and marched out of the stall.
Kira hurried after him. "Trace, wait. Just hear me out." His fast pace had her nearly running to keep up. "We'll both get what we want. I'll have a baby, and you'll be free to marry someone who can give you what you want children."
He stopped abruptly. "You have everything figured out, don't you?"
She shrugged, trying to hide her pain, wishing he'd say he'd stay with her and together they'd raise the baby. "No, but I know you want your own children. I can't give you that."
His eyes flashed his pain. "Yeah, I wanted a child— with you. But it didn't happen, and I wasn't enough for you." Without waiting for another word, he started out of the barn, leaving her in shock.
"It wouldn't be enough for you, Trace," Rushing after him, she caught up to him again on the small porch of the bunkhouse. "I loved you and our life together." She meant it. Her life on the ranch with Trace had been perfect. For a while. Then her dream had slowly unraveled. It seemed as if God were punishing her for her past. She didn't want Trace to be punished because of her. That's the reason she had to put an end to this.
She forced away the thought. "Trace, I have a chance for a child maybe my only chance. You can remarry and have a dozen children. So if you could be happier without me, I'm willing to let you go."
Trace closed his eyes and gripped the wooden post. He didn't know if he could handle this again. Their marriage had gone through so much turmoil while they'd tried several procedures to be able to conceive a baby. Toward the end, he couldn't take the look on her face every time they failed, until finally, the pressure drove her from him. He might have been the one who'd moved out of the house, but emotionally Kira had left him long before that.
Now, after long weeks of separation, he'd become reconciled to losing her. Then her sudden appearance today made him ache with want and need. But she was here only because of her need for a child, and to end their marriage.
"Do you honestly think we can pull this off? The last words we spoke to each other weren't exactly loving."
"The pressure is off now," she said. "We just have to go through the motions of being a couple. I've accepted that I may never conceive a baby, but I can still have a child." She held out the letter. "The agency says we've met their requirements and we can move on to the next step."
How could he forget the classes, the long interviews, the background checks. They'd even been fingerprinted. He glanced from the paper in her hand to the hopeful look on her face. He felt the familiar tug in his chest.
"They'll send someone out for a home study. To visit with us and see our home."
"So what do you want me to do? Play the loving husband?"
She rested her hand on his arm, her dark eyes pleading. "Would that be so hard?"
Damn, she didn't play fair and he had trouble denying her anything. "I don't think we can pull it off, Kira. Not where we are right now."
She paused. "It's only for about six months. That's how long it takes for the adoption to be final." She looked sad. "Is it that hard to pretend you love me?"
The next evening, seated at the kitchen table at the house, Kira tried to finish the end-of-the-year paperwork, but her mind kept wandering back to Trace.
"What else is new?" she grumbled as she got up and went to the coffeemaker. After refilling her mug, she walked to the window and stared out at the breathtaking view of the Roan Plateau. She'd come to love this place. So different from the busy streets of Denver.
Five years ago she'd come to Winchester Ridge to start a new life. With her new college degree in hand, she'd come to interview for a teaching position at the high school. She'd gotten the job and needed a place to live.
The town's real estate broker, Jarrett McKane, had shown her an apartment, then taken her to lunch. At the local café, they'd run into his younger brother, Trace.
It had been an instant attraction. After that she'd accepted a few more dates from Jarrett in the hope of running into Trace.
Finally two weeks later, the rugged rancher showed up at school and asked her out. It seemed like forever before he kissed her, but it had been well worth the wait. She closed her eyes, remembering his slow hands skimming over her, softly caressing her skin.
Trace's kisses were lethal. She remembered each touch of his lips against her heated flesh. How hungry he'd made her, stirring her desire. Suddenly warmth ran down her spine settling low in her stomach. Her eyes shot open as she groaned in frustration.
"Oh God," she whispered as she sank against the counter, her body aching. Never in her life had anyone made her feel the way Trace McKane had. After her parents' automobile accident and death, she'd been alone for a lot of years. She'd thought she'd finally found a home, a place where she could belong.
Yesterday, she'd wanted to beg Trace to come home, but her own pain and hurt prevented it. She knew the past few months she'd been horrible to live with. But how could any man understand the anguish she'd gone through, not just with the pain of her disease, but knowing she hadn't been able to conceive a baby?
She glanced back through the window, seeing the light on in the bunkhouse. "Oh, Trace, would you have loved me if you knew the truth about me?"
The past flooded back. She tried to push it away, but it always hovered close enough to force her to remember, taking the brightness away from any happiness she tried to grasp. Maybe the guilt had been what drove her, caused her to keep pushing Trace away.
The familiar sadness blanketed her. With each passing month her fertility problems had loomed ever darker. With the endometriosis, her chances diminished daily until the day would come when she'd probably need more surgery to relieve her of the recurring scar tissue.
But with the passing of time, her dreams seemed to be fading anyway, along with her marriage.
The sound of the back door opening caught Kira's attention. Living this far out in the country, she knew it could only be Jonah Calhoun, the ranch foreman. Or Trace. Her heart raced as she waited, and her hopes were rewarded when her husband walked into the kitchen.
She tried to breathe but it was difficult. Trace McKane still affected her in the same way he had when she'd first met him. It was obvious he had just showered and put on a fresh shirt and jeans. Hope spread through her as she realized he might have done it for her.
"Hi," she managed. "Would you like a cup of coffee?"
He nodded. "I could use one." He walked to the counter and took the steaming mug she offered. Then Kira picked up her cup and started for the table.
"I thought caffeine was bad for your condition," he said.
She was touched that he remembered. "I usually don't drink it, but tonight I have work to finish. I need all the help I can get to stay alert."
"I guess school is getting out soon. So it looks like it's going to be a busy time for both of us." He drank from his cup, then studied her. She felt the heat of his silver gaze spread over her, warming her. She hated they were talking so politely, when she desperately wanted him to take her into his arms and tell her he wanted to move back permanently to be her husband and father to her baby.
He glanced away. "Cal wants to know if you're still planning the senior roundup to be here this year."
She nodded. "I hope to. The kids have been talking about it for weeks. That is, if it's okay with you?"
He shrugged. "Not a problem. Cal just wants a head count so we'll know how many hands we need to hire."
Trace leaned against the counter, trying to relax. Impossible. Since his dad's death three years ago, he'd had to run the cattle operation mostly on his own.
"Do you have a date set for the roundup?" she asked.
"In two weeks.
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The minor league season is upon us, with the Astros' four full-season affiliates having started on Thursday, but before we begin our weekly roundup of news and profiles of the Astros of the future, here's a look at five story lines (and a few bonuses) you should be watching from now until Labor Day: [Read More]
Fan blogger Bailey: Go ahead and say it: You've seen enough of Figueroa
Let the clamoring, howling, wailing and gnashing of teeth begin. Say it loud, say it often. You've seen enough of Nelson Figueroa. Some of you had seen enough before Monday's four-inning debacle that left Figueroa's ERA at 10.61 after two starts. But if you want to see Jordan Lyles make Figueroa's next start this Saturday, […] [Read More]
Notes: Another bench player gets a start for Astros
Joe Inglett replaced Bill Hall in the lineup and batted seventh in Monday's 5-4 loss to the Cubs. [Read More]
Figueroa gets chance Monday to bounce back from dreadful season debut
Now it's Astros righthander Nelson Figueroa's chance to get his ERA into single digits. Figueroa (0-1, 10.13 ERA) takes the mound Monday night in the series opener against the Cubs at Minute Maid Park. His first start of the season was a 5 1/3-inning, 11-hit, 10-run (six earned) beatdown from the Cincinnati Reds five days […] [Read More]
Cubs pitcher Dempster hopes to bounce out of dumpster
Although Ryan Dempster has been saddled with a loss in each of his first two starts, the Chicago Cubs right-hander seems to be headed in the right direction. Dempster, who has recently pitched well at Minute Maid Park, again seeks his first win of the season Monday night when the Cubs open a three-game series […] [Read More]
You can write about the Astros here
Love to write? Love the Astros? Love to write about the Astros? You can do that here. We are looking to add to our terrific list of Astros fan bloggers. If you are interested, please contact Online Sports Editor Nick Mathews here. [Read More]
Astros mantra: Every day is a new day
One of Brad Mills' numerous challenges in managing the Astros is preventing yet another slow start to a season from inflicting collateral damage. The damage in the standings, after all, is already done. The Astros have a National League-worst 2-7 record, compared to 1-8 at the same point last season. Mills, with his gift for […] [Read More]
Is Astros' rotation best since Oswalt-Pettitte-Clemens in '06?
No one will confuse them with the Fab Five and they won't draw comparisons to the Phillies' rotation, but Houston's rotation may be the best in nearly half a decade. [Read More]
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