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What happened to my midnight ginger?
A few months ago my midnight ginger was doing alright. Three or four new plants started to shoot up, but then nothing more. They new plants only grew about an inch or half of an inch and then died. The originals all died out. All that is left is one of the new plants that grew about three inches. A friend of mine had the same thing happen with the same kind of ginger. So what is happening?
My experience with this ginger is that it is not as cold tolerant as advertised. Here in southwest Louisiana, Zone 9a, when I had this ginger planted in the ground, it would die completely back during the winter, then begin to show life around June. However, it would never produce as much growth nor get as tall as the previous summer. I think it would have just eventually dwindled away. I finally dug it up and potted it. I have a small greenhouse and overwinter it there. It is doing just fine now.
Yeah after this ginger was first imported (I believe it was brought in by John Banta) its was deemed "rare" and commanded a high price, then it seemed to go into tissue culture very quickly, and suddenly it was everyhere. They were selling huge stuffed 3 gal containers here for $12 with a label saying hardy in some 8. But its not. People were snatching them up like hotcakes...now its never even offered for sale anymore.
This is basically an evergreen zingiber. Old stalks will eventually get ratty and have to be cut off, but it doesn't seem to have a natural dormancy period like, say, a Zingiber zerumbet (red pinecone ginger). If it is allowed to freeze, the rhizomes will still look viable when you dig them up, but it seems to put the plant in suspended animation and it is extremely slow to come beck, if it does at all. The only specimen I ever have that looks great year round is greenhouse grown and has never suffered temps below 55F.

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I was cleaning out a closet last week and got sidetracked when I ran into a box of old photographs - and when I say old, we are talking 35 years or so old. You can't just set a box of old photos aside, you know. You have to stop and go through them, which is exactly what I did.You need to understand that I wasn't much of a photographer back in the '70s, and the only camera I owned was one of those little Instamatics. You remember, they were the ones with the little rotating flashcubes on top. My point being that the photos weren't really that good from a clearly technical standpoint, but oh, the images they captured! And the memories they brought back! My favorite picture in the whole bunch was of a thin young man with rather long hair - and when I say rather long, I mean by today's standards. The hair was thick and brown and covered the young man's ears and hung loosely above his shoulders. Let's suffice it to say that I wouldn't let my son grow his hair that long - and, in fact, I sent him to the barber shop just this week to prevent that very thing from happening. Actually, I sent him to a beauty salon and not a barber shop, but that's another story for another day. Meanwhile, back to the photograph. The long-haired guy in the picture was dressed in a rather ridiculous outfit. He had on a form-fitting Banlon T-shirt and bell-bottomed pants - white with bright orange stripes. Worst of all were the two-toned, blue suede shoes he wore. They were stacks with about 2-inch soles. He was staring at the camera from behind mirrored, aviator-style sunglasses. In case you haven't already guessed, the guy in the picture was me, although it took me several seconds to actually realize it. I couldn't believe that I had once looked - and dressed - like the person in the picture. But as soon as I recognized myself in the photograph, I remembered exactly when it had been taken. It was back in the early '70s, and my friends and I were on our way to Atlanta Stadium. Not to see a Braves game, understand. We had much larger fish to fry on this particular occasion. We were going to see Three Dog Night in concert. If you are old enough to be reading this column, you are old enough to remember Three Dog Night - or maybe even too old - but they did "Eli's Coming," "Easy to be Hard" and their most famous song, "Joy to the World." Not the one we sing at Christmas. The one that begins, "Jeremiah was a bullfrog." Now I told you all of that to tell you this. There is one line in that old Three Dog Night song that goes, "If I were the king of the world, I tell you what I'd do." Well, I'm not king of the world, but if I were, I'll tell you what I'd do. I'd do away with about 90 percent of the meaningless, grade-inflated, standardized tests that schoolchildren have to take and let classroom teachers have time to teach. While we are on that subject, I would also tell those so-called students whose sole purpose in life is to distract others from learning that they just have to go on and find somewhere else to be all day. We are so intent on not leaving any child behind that we are holding a whole generation back. And I would make August a part of summer again. If I were king of the world, Brian Nichols' trial would be fair, but it would also be short and sweet. I would not allow the public to forget who the real victims are in the tragedy that took place a year ago today. And the people who were in charge of the Fulton County Courthouse on that day would be on trial, too. If I were king of the world, I would let Dubai operate our ports as long as they promised not to let Michael Jackson leave their country. I would also shorten college football games by giving the meanest player on either team permission to take out the guy in the red hat who monitors commercials if he wanders onto the field more than once every 20 minutes or stays one nanosecond past two minutes when he does walk out there. And lastly, if I were king of the world, Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa and that whole dirty bunch would have their statistics expunged from the record books and never play another inning. And Pete Rose would be immediately inducted into the Hall of Fame. Of course, I am not king of the world, so I can't do any of those things. I can allow my son, Jackson, to let his hair grow a little longer before I send him back to the beauty shop and maybe I will. Or maybe I'll just put this old picture back in the closet and forget about the whole thing. Darrell Huckaby is an author and high school history teacher who lives in Rockdale County. Visit his Web site at www.darrellhuckaby.net. His column appears on Saturday.
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Research Article
Environmental flow methodologies to protect fisheries resources in human-modified large lowland rivers
Article first published online: 28 MAY 2008
DOI: 10.1002/rra.1131
Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
River Research and Applications
Special Issue: Riverine Hydroecology: Advances in Research and Applications. Selected Papers from the Tenth International Symposium on Regulated Streams, Stirling, August 2006
Volume 24, Issue 5, pages 519–527, June 2008
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Huckstorf, V., Lewin, W.-C. and Wolter, C. (2008), Environmental flow methodologies to protect fisheries resources in human-modified large lowland rivers. River Res. Applic., 24: 519–527. doi: 10.1002/rra.1131
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- Issue published online: 28 MAY 2008
- Article first published online: 28 MAY 2008
- Manuscript Accepted: FEB 2008
- Manuscript Revised: AUG 2007
- Manuscript Received: AUG 2006
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- channelization;
- environmental flow;
- lowland rivers;
- river fisheries;
- instream flow methodologies
The flow regimes of temperate large lowland rivers are manipulated to provide various services for society. Most water policy decisions are based on economic considerations, with little or no consideration toward fish conservation and fisheries. The prerequisite for a stronger implementation of these interests in water policy decisions is the development of appropriate tools for assessing the adequate flow needed to protect fish diversity and fisheries resources.
From the 1970s onwards, environmental flow methodologies (EFMs) have been developed primarily to protect endangered fish species and to maintain fisheries resources in human-modified rivers. Until now, their application had mainly been restricted to small upland rivers and headwater streams. Here, we investigate the applicability of commonly used EFMs for predicting and quantifying the consequences of flow manipulation on fish and fisheries of regulated large lowland rivers.
Among the range of environmental flow methods currently available, habitat simulation methods are promising tools to assess adequate flow and to quantify the consequences of flow manipulation on the temporal and spatial availability of littoral habitats important for fish. However, habitat simulation methods may be effective only with those fish species whose recruitment is influenced by the availability of those habitats. To increase prediction accuracy, habitat simulation methods have to be linked to population dynamic models. More research is needed to improve understanding of the mechanisms controlling the dynamics of populations and assemblages in regulated large lowland rivers. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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My granddad who is now gone was always a source of inspiration to me. He was one of those men who lived out every day of his life with a sense of surety and toughness that only men in that era are capable of.
For the little time that I able to spend time with him, he spoke of hard times as a refugee having to deal with hunger for the lack of money.
He also said that hunger doesn't necessarily kill you as much as overeating, and while that didn't register as a little boy (can you blame me?), it sure does ring a bell in these times.
Yes, we live in times where people are in need of bulimia treatment – a condition that people belonging to a prior generation just cannot relate to, and for good reason too.
But that doesn't mean bulimia, as a condition, should not be treated even if these supermodels or female celebrities do take it up a notch or two.
And in an effort not to judge, let's understand what bulimia is.
What is Bulimia?
Known as bulimia nervosa, the condition usually involves overeating or binging in secret and after which, in feeling guilty about overindulging, the individual uses methods such as using too many laxatives, diuretics or enemas or the act of vomiting in order to get rid of the food that they've eaten.
If you don't know this already, this condition is more common among women rather then men.
And which should also tell you that the act of purging or vomiting is all in the effort to control weight gain or at least, prevent it from occurring in the first place. These women are also obsessed about staying in shape and which is why the act purging is due to feeling disgusted or guilty of not being able to watch what they eat.
In most cases, most patients of this eating disorder consider themselves to be overweight when they actually aren't.
It also begs the question: Should we seek professional medical help for this condition?
Of course, yes, as in some cases some patients are afflicted with anorexia nervosa, which should be treated at all costs.
With that said, let's cover bulimia treatment , and where you can find help for this disorder.
Bulimia Treatment – What You Need to Know
If you're one of these people is silently suffering, please don't. There are plenty of places where you can seek bulimia help , both online and offline.
While the process of recovering from this condition might be difficult ad arduous, it's definitely worth a shot.
Please consult a professional by all means, who will definitely know how to help you overcome this condition. Better still, attend counseling sessions as these steps to moving from this mindset and you can find online therapists for this purpose.
You CAN and WILL overcome these demons… trust in that… and then get going… there are people who will support you all the way!
Here is an article that can help you do just that, especially if you live in the United States!
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Our residence in Florida has a deck at the edge of a lake from which these shots were taken of a Little Blue Heron. The Little Blue is about half the size of a normal heron and actually bluer than it's larger relative. Recently, this one was in a feeding frenzy, which I was able to capture from above as he literally danced atop the water grabbing whatever got in the way of his beak.
Prior to this shoot, I experimented with numerous shutter and aperture settings. The number one priority is shutter speed; no less than 1/1000th sec. to freeze the motion. Remember, not only is the bird moving, but I'm also panning the camera at a high multiple exposure rate. The Auto ISO function, which adjusts the ISO to whatever value it takes to properly expose across a wide range of varying light conditions, is a great help as well. Setting the camera to Continuous Focus and holding the camera's AF button down at all times is important for getting sharp exposures.
I do my best to concentrate on the eyes at all times I don't mind if the depth of field is a bit shallow in these instances, because it gives a sense of motion, which I don't find objectionable. (If DOF is critical, you'd shoot Manual instead of Shutter Priority, setting the speed to 1/1000+ and the aperture to suit your desired DOF. In that instance, noise could become an issue, since Auto ISO will be pushing the upper ranges of the camera.) Because these birds have white feathers, I like to shoot at -2/3EV to insure detail at the high end.
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How to choose, what to buy, so you can enjoy the nighttime sky
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Viewing the heavens through a telescope is a breathtaking venture that will leave you with life-long memories. But before you can have that experience, you must do something more down to earth: Buy a telescope.
Choosing your first telescope can be a tedious task. With so many manufactures and designs available, which telescope is right for you? Let's look at the key factors you should know before you buy. There are four basic questions you must answer before choosing your scope.1. The area you are viewing from (city or country)In a city setting or in larger towns there are many street and building lights. These lights gives off a glow that causes a light dome. This light dome effects what you see at night by casting a bright haze that blocks out the fainter stars, galaxies and nebulas. City dwellers are mostly limited in viewing solar, Luna, planetary, double stars, and some of the brighter deep sky objects. A telescope with an aperture from 3.0" to 8" should suit them fine.
In the country, you are not limited by light pollution so all telescopes will work well. The larger aperture scopes 12" and greater will give you unbelievable views of nebulas, galaxies, and star clusters.2. What Objects you are interested in viewingAstronomy is a broad hobby with many fields of interest. Amateur astronomers can help in the research of Solar, Luna, planetary and variable star studies. Amateurs can also conduct nova, supernova, comet and minor planets searches. Or, you can do it just for the love of viewing and imaging the heavens. Gear your telescope purchase around your interest.3. BudgetTelescope pricing can range from $99 for a small refractor to over $20,000 for a large 16" catadioptric telescope. Buy what you can afford, or save up and get it later. 4. PortabilityThe size and weight of the telescope you are willing to carry is probably the biggest problem one must ponder. Telescopes can range from around 15 lbs. to well over 300 lbs. Most can be broken down into 3 subsections for transportation: the optical tube assembly, the telescope mount, and the tripod or base. Remember, if the scope is too heavy, you may not use it at all!The Astronomical TelescopeAperture:The aperture of the telescope is its heart. The diameter of the aperture determines the light gathering ability of the scope. When you increase the size of the aperture from a 4" to an 8" you increase the resolving power by a factor of two and the light gathering power by a factor of four. Example; a 4" telescope at a 120x will just show M13 (star cluster) as a fuzzy spot, but when viewed with an 8" using the same magnification M13 is resolved to its core showing hundreds of stars. Larger aperture telescopes are better when seeing conditions are good in showing fine detail in planets, Luna and deep sky objects.Telescope Optical DesignThere are 3 major designs used in astronomy.1. RefractorThe refracting telescope has a good rugged design and is mostly maintenance free. They can consist of two, three or four glass lens elements that bend the light until it is focused at the far end of the tube. Their closed tube systems protect the optics from dust and air currents. Higher quality refractors from TeleVue, Meade, Celestron, Skywatcher, Explorer Scientific and Vixen give beautiful views with pinpoint stars images. Refractors are great for viewing and imaging double stars, planets, lunar, solar, comets and the brighter deep sky objects.
2. ReflectorThe reflecting telescope is very simple in design, using two mirrors to direct the incoming light into the eyepiece. They are very cost effective per aperture size compared to other telescopes. Reflectors are good for deep sky, planetary, Luna and astro-imaging. Examples are from, Celestron, Meade, Sky Watcher and Vixen.Advantages:
3. Catadioptric (compound)Catadioptric telescopes have closed tubes. This keeps the optical system clean of dust and dirt. Air currents are also kept to a minimum in this design and these telescopes are very portable. The optical system is a combination of mirrors plus a lens system, resulting in a compact optical tube assembly. Telescope systems from 5" to 16" are available from Celestron and the Meade Corporation. The Catadioptric telescopes are good for all types of astronomical viewing and imaging.Advantages:
MagnificationThe magnification (power) of a telescope is variable and depends upon the eyepieces one uses. The power is computed by dividing the focal length of the primary objective (aperture) of the telescope by the focal length of the eyepiece being used. Example; an Celestron 8" f/10 SCT has a focal length 2032mm divide this by a 10mm eyepiece comes to a power of 203x.MountsThere are several types of mounting systems that telescopes use and can be purchased with. They are:Altazimuth mount: a simple mount that moves up and down in altitude and left and right in azimuth. These mounts are lighter than equatorials and are very easy to use. Dobsonian is an example of this Altazimuth mount and so are the Nexstar SLC GoTo and Tele Vue Gibraltar mounts.Equatorial mount: allows the telescope to move in the celestial north-south, and in the east-west axis. If the mount is properly aligned to the polar axis you can track celestial object across the sky. Many of the modern equatorial mounts come with motors and GoTo computer systems. Examples are the Celestron EQ mount and the Ioptron SmartEQ mount.Before you purchase a telescope, I recommend attending a local astronomy club meeting; they are a very good source of information, and members will let you view through their telescopes. Go to local astronomy events and star parties—amateur astronomers love to show the sky to the public! Other great sources for information is Astronomy Magazine, Sky and Telescope, and companies like TeleVue, Celestron, Meade, Ioptron and Vixen. Go out and view the beauty of the night sky. Continue the conversation: What telescope do you use? Leave a comment below.
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Watch the Quick Look. That frame rate is kind of gross for most of it. But it still looks playable, an if you're OK with that and you really want the game, then go for it - and if you like it enough, get it on PC when it goes on sale for crazy cheap a few months from now and play it in all its gorgeous 60FPS glory.
Well not Max settings. The most high end cards are getting about 45 at the most with everything maxed out. Makes a 580 look outdated.
Brad looked like he was getting a pretty solid framerate on the quicklook and it looked significantly better than the console version, so even assuming that was not using DX11, I'm sure even a moderate PC can make the game look vastly superior and run far better than a console.
That was in 720p though.
No it wasn't. 1920x1080 with DX11 enabled, most settings at or near max, and vsync off. It's not hard to get this game looking fantastic and running smoothly on a decent machine, I was getting 40-50fps on my 560 at home with above-average quality settings.
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I live in Nova Scotia Canada BRRRRR !!
I am new to this forum and to the world of Bonsai.
My Mom gave me a Ficus microcarpa from a local grocery store yesterday and I am not sure what to do to make him a happy little guy.
I am dismayed to report that he is in a plastic 8" round pot and covered with glued down pebbles. I am really alarmed as he is probably not very happy in his present state. I currently have him in a west facing window and I have a mister for him.
I am wondering:
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I guess I would love a bit of hand holding to know where to start ....he looks spindly with one long leader(trim or not?) and his leaves are longer then they should be I would think. Not much light in the grocery I have to guess.
Some of his leaves are yellowed and some have tears in them( I know a real disaster! )One end bit of branch got half snapped off in the car drive home and Mom tried to tape it together with plant tape.
Am I hopeless here?
I ordered Bonsai Survival Guide by Colin Lewis and we have no Bonsai clubs/organizations in our province.
I appreciate and value any help you could impart. I would love to read more and book suggestions are welcome. I will invest the time for this dear little guy.
Thanks, Aileen
It is good that you intend to do some research and although I don't own the book you cite Colin Lewis has a good reputation. By all means remove the glued on rocks ASAP, you will probably have to add some soil to replace the volume that is lost. More than likely you will find a dark, heavy, peat based soil that should be replaced soon with a proper free draining mix. If you search this forum on 'soil' you should find some information, more on this later if you wish.
When to do this: Ficus are tropicals and as such have no real dormant season so theoretically you can re-pot any time. Some recommend doing this type of work when they are in their growth period, in other words summer. By the way there is nothing wrong with a plastic pot.
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Great ! information ! Wow what beautiful Ficus retusa microcarpa. I am in awe.
I will be pleased to find some suitable soil and get Fergus out from under that dratted glued pebble layer. He really looks odd when compared to the trained beasties. I mean he's about two feet tall if you
go by his leader branch. His trunks? look like mini sweet potatoes in shape thinning toward the crown ? and he has a twist tie like thing holding his trunks together.
I need a lot of reading and studying clearly.
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I'm soooooooo sad..............................
the day is getting closer and closer, for my middle daughter, SIL, and two grandbaby girls
Katherine is 2 and Elizabeth is 8 months.., to move to Ireland....
right now, they are a 25 minute drive south..it takes me less than a half hour..
they have their tickets...one way, to leave on the 29th of this month.
I'm never going to think of leap year in the same way as before.
this is something I was hoping beyond hope that they would reconsider but it's not going to change.
he's from there and it's all set in motion.
8,000 miles....
not 25 minutes
it's going to be 8 hours to Sea-Tac in Seattle, to New York and another 8 hours from New York, to Dublin's airport...
and instead of a few dollars in gas money, it's around a thousand dollars for a trip ticket...
it's those hugs from the granddaughter, Katherine that's going to do me in....
she calls me (on the speed dial ) nearly every morning.
I repeat the alphabet and she laughs..
it's like a ritual...
there won't be quick cell phone calls or text messages, or over nights, or short notice babysitting, or the one year birthday party in May, for Elizabeth...
I just got a call from her a bit ago, to let me know of the new travel date and itinerary..... and I'm numb...
I've been aware of this move for just 4 weeks..it was supposed to be a two week vacation they were planning in May..and then it all changed in December, when he got so seriously home sick, coming to the one year mark of the death of his dad, last December.
I have no idea how I'm going to get through this on a long term basis..they aren't visiting...they're going to be living there and the girls will be going to school there....
and yes, their accents will be cute but as moms and grammas know, this is going to tug at my heart.
OHMYGOODNESS, SEA: This hurts my heart just to read. I feel your sadness in what you write. Bless your heart. It's the way of this world now-a-days when families move apart geographically. It hurts deeply. You'll just have to have a special savings now so that you can visit them as often as possible. In between those visits, letters, cards and an occasional phone call w/have to do. Who knows what the future holds - they may become disillusioned and come back to you. I just wanna hug you and comfort you. You'll have to stay real busy in the beginning, and just knock yourself out and bury yourself in art and work, and everything you can to make your life whole again in their absence. You can do it.
I'm sorry Sea,I know how painful this is for you.If your daughter is healthy and your grandchildren are healthy,it will all work out.she may not want to be that far away either once she try's it on for size.Things change so she may be back.Don't look at it like it's a permanent thing.I'm praying for you to find some piece in this.
So sorry to hear you're feeling so sad.I've also had my boys far away from me. You might like to get a webcam for your computer, then you can still have conversations and see your grandkids and daughter.Try and enjoy as much time with them as you can before they go,
the webcam is a FABULOUS idea...
they won't have a computer at first, since they already sold the set up at the house.
but it's going to be one of the first things on her list.
she's home boxing more things and going to put them into the dad's house, to have things sent a box at a time.
they already sent over 17 boxes at a cost of eleven hundred dollars..
that was just the very basic favorites..
most all in the house is being left behind, 'cept for what friends and me have either bought or taken home to clear it out.
they're going to be walking away from their house..
it's not a seller's market now and they just refied this past summer...there's no equity..
she's a good homemaker, so it's just a matter of a little time and thrifty choices and she'll be back to the warm fires in the fireplace and a stew cooking for dinner...
she's about as Laura Engels as a girl can get!
this is one of my 'up' moments...I can see the good side of it all...tomorrow may be a different story...
it's gone from high to low a few times today already.
Sea, my heart goes out to you. I was crushed 2 years ago when my DS moved his family across the country. At the time he had our only GD. The webcam is the best solution. It is a must for you and your DD and they cost less than $100. She will certainly get very homesick too.
It isn't too expensive to mail overseas so start your writing campaign to send those little girls pictures and letters from Gma. Those little girls are really going to miss you.
I hope you will be telling us within the next year that they are returning.
How much I feel your pain.....so-o-o-o-o-o very sorry you are going thru this! Webcam sounds perfect to me, also....the fact that it works both ways will be so good gfor the girls as well as for you and your DD! Prayers that they'll be back here soon!
thankyou all for the thoughts and concerns. I know any of you who should face this, would understand.
there's one solice to it...I'm not alone in my upcoming emptiness.
I talked with my youngest daughter, who is living at this time, with them..she's 22 and was telling me about how every morning, the 2 year old comes into her room, while she's getting ready for work and says "Meena, g'morning"..
she can't say her name (Savannah, so it's shortened to Meena)
and she wants to get into her makeup, so Savannah gives her one of her little makeup brushes and Katherine says thankyou..
I'll be ok but for now I'm very unsettled and trying like crazy to get motivated...yeah right!
but I have my drawing classes and other things to keep up with..and I'm mobile..that helps a lot.
but I have to stay away from thrift stores or I'd get myself into a heap of trouble...lol
as I'm sitting here, Katherine has just called me on 'speed dial'..lol
she's telling me about a book she's looking at...
the lion's paw...
she just said bye to me on the phone and now I'm headed to the drawing class...
thanks for the warm friendliness..It's something that really does help through this transition and I sincerely appreciate it.
Oh Sea...I kind of know how you feel. My 23 yr old lives and goes to school in London. One of the first things we did was to get a British Airways Visa. All purchases count towards miles and we use it for everything. I've had several free trips already. Of course the trick is to make sure you pay it off each month :-)
The other two things are 1) the webcam, which everyone has already recommended. That's a lifesaver. 2) We ordered a Vonage internet phone. My son took it with him, plugged it into his internet router, plugged a phone into it and now all of our calls back and forth are local calls. We can talk unlimited for $24.99 and it's SO worth it.
The time difference takes a little getting used to but you'll work it out. So those are my suggestions. It's gonna be hard but hopefully seeing and talking to them often will ease the pain of no hugs for awhile. I know it has for me.
Good luck!
good suggestions...I quick called Bobbie to tell her about these ideas and wouldn't you know...she already knew about them all..
she says British Airways is a bit more expensive but the credit card she has goes toward the miles on trips..
I know she told me that their tickets for the one way, for the 4 of them was thirteen hundred..but I think the baby was free...
I know that whenever I go over, it's going to be her to make all arrangements..lol
I'll just go up by a shuttle to the airport and get dropped off at the terminal and go on in...
but that's so many months in the future..
heck, I might have a whole line of mosaics designed and done by then..
if ever there's motivation to get busy...this is for sure.
it doesn't make me depressed enough to get my hair cut short...but it did make me look at the tall fir tree in the front yard with a new perspective and thought of how bright the house would be..if it was cut down!
spring better hurry up! I'm tired of dull dreary days here.
My heart aches for you..........I understand your emotions....my daughter only moved 1000 miles away when my grandson was six.......you'd thought the world was coming to an end for me..........web cam helped...but the pain of not seeing or hearing him, or smelling him..It was okay if daughter and husband moved, but my little grandson........throw yourself in lots of activities...take on new challenges........learn something new.........keep your mind very very busy..........they did move back and live no more than ten minutes away..........but now she's talking about moving to AZ...gish.........Just get so busy with yourself that you are dog tired when you go to bed......it will be a difficult adjustment in the beginning.........kids adjust much better than us adults......but with time...it will ease.......start planning a trip!!!!!
Awwww, Becky, I was sad for you but I was ok reading this thread til you went and showed us the pictures! Now I have tears in my eyes. I HATE for people to have to go through that kind of pain. I am so sorry for you. But all the great suggestions will be a tremendous help. Thank the Lord we live in such a technological age in which such things are available!!! Your grandbabies are sweeties!
I've had Katherine for the past two days and nights. she went home this afternoon but didn't want to at first..she was in an old toy..the kind that's yellow and red, with the cab over for kids...
she managed to get it upright, while her daddy was checking out the trailer we're having moved out tomorrow morning..this toy has two broken wheels in the back but it didn't stop her..she was determined..
finally, her mom gave in and pushed her up and down the driveway..when they got in the car, she stayed in her little car and didn't want to leave it but her mom said..
"bye Katherine" and that's all it took. she bailed out of the car and ran to her own car seat...lol
I'll be seeing them at 6am, for the trailer to be hauled down the freeway about 35 miles, to a barn.
after they finish that, we're going to be at the kids' house for breakfast.
the countdown is on...
I know it in my head but I'm trying not to feel it in my heart yet.
my youngest daughter is in San Luis Obispo for this next week. she called me just a bit ago, to let me know she's fine and arrived at around noon, to beautiful weather.
she's been living with the kids and little girls for the past several months and she was telling me how she knows she's going to be a basket case when they go.
she's in really strong transition now.
she's turning 23, changing jobs, checking out California to be sure it's the school she wants to finish her architecture course in and coming home to having to both move out of the house and say bye to her sister, brother in law and both babies, that she's been around since the birth of both of them...
I made her cry when I told her that Katherine had gone in her room looking for her and saying "Meena, where's Meena...she gone?"
Savannah is too hard for Katherine to say, so it's shortened to Meena...cute huh?
I could post a picture of Savannah..she just got her braces off on Wednesday afternoon of this week....
let's see if I can get this to post......
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The Body Glove(r) Pro 3 3/2 women's fullsuit features fairskin panels for a comfortable fit and long-lasting durability. 3mm thickness on the chest and back keeps the core warm, while 2mm thickness on the arms, legs, and shoulders offers excellent range of motion. Heavy-duty knee pads absorb scraping impacts and improve the resiliency of the suit.
Quick Glance
Sizing Category: Women's
Swimwear & Wetsuits Type: wetsuits
Product Title: Body Central Body Glove Pro 3 3/2 Women's Fullsuit
Manufacturer: Body Central
Lowest Price: $94.32 from Amazon.com
Additional Specifications
Surf Gear: Wetsuits
Sports Protection Type: glove
Equestrian Apparel: gloves
Fitness Weight Type: glove
Golf Accessories Type: glove
Gender: Women
Parent Retsku: B0039NDM14
Age: Adult
Product Type: Fan Gloves
Golf Club Users: women golfers
Objective Diameter:
Protective Gear: Gloves