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Blogiversary IV: A Day In The Blogging Life
As we mentioned yesterday, it's Blogiversary Week, baby (still can't believe it's been four whole years). And since we shared a day in the life during our last annual celebration (and about a year before that too) it's time for this year's breakdown (similarities: no day is ever the same, differences: now we have a toddler running around and a 260+ page book we're writing on the side). This year we had fun recording a full day from both of our perspectives so you can see what each of us (and even Clara and Burger) may be doing at any given time. Woop, here it is:
7:30 am – 8:00 am
JOHN: Clara's awake early enough (7:30) and the weather's good enough (and I have enough energy) to take Clara on a run in the ol' jogging stroller around the neighborhood. After changing her diaper, filling up her milk, and grabbing some goldfish for her to snack on we hit the road. I manage to squeeze in four miles and return home within about 40 minutes.
SHERRY: I wake up around 7:45 and the house is too quiet so I know John and Clara are on a run. Burger stays in bed, but I drag my butt up and walk straight to the office and sit down in front of the computer. I'm not ready to make major decisions like which t-shirt I'll wear today or what I'll have for breakfast, so I check blog comments and answer a few questions instead. I also glance at my planner which always looks like this. I know it's crazy, but it makes sense to me (I use it to write notes about post ideas, appointments/calls we have, book stuff that's due, deadlines for our BabyCenter & Do It Yourself magazine columns, etc). I check what's going on for the day and notice that I have a call with USA Today at 2pm for a furniture painting article they're writing (they just want a quick quote) so I set my phone alarm to go off at 1:58 so I don't forget.
8:00 am – 9:00 am
JOHN: After returning from my run around 8:30 I take a quick shower and make breakfast for everyone (yogurt for Clara, two scrambled eggs for Sherry, and a bowl of cereal for me).
SHERRY: I continue answering comments and Facebook questions until John gets home from his run with Clara and I get to smooch that face. Well, both faces actually. I play with Clara a little bit while John takes a shower and makes breakfast (we read books and do some highly coordinated dancing). Yes, this is a picture of me in my pjs answering comments. Gotta keep it real. I'm still not dressed.
9:00 am – 10:00 am
JOHN: I watch Clara while Sherry does blog stuff. We read books, play with a ball and a car, and she helps me put in a load of laundry. She loves laundry.
SHERRY: This whole hour feels like it's a minute. I spend it proofing the morning's post which usually goes up between 9:30 and 10:00. On this specific morning it goes up right at ten because I need the whole hour to proof read. Proofing usually involves previewing what we wrote to make sure photos are centered and reading it through at least two times (sometimes three times if it's a detailed tutorial- just to make sure things make sense and are in order and I haven't written "somebody punch me" when I mean "somebody pinch me"). I also add links to things that I reference and additional info if I think something needs more explaining. We still average about two typos a post so I can't imagine how bad it would be if I didn't read things through beforehand.
10:00 am- 11:00 am
JOHN: I continue to hang out with Clara while Sherry does more blog stuff (we do more reading, play outside with a ball, and read even more books). Most mornings involve the me-with-Clara ritual since Sherry usually answers comment questions, which roll in furiously in the morning (she has better recall for the "where did you get X" and the "how much did that cost" queries). Although sometimes we switch. Every day really is different (so I might have more Clara time or more project time one day and Sherry may have more of it the next day).
SHERRY: I'm on comment duty the whole hour. Over two hundred of them roll in over the course of an hour, so I furiously try to keep up and answer every single question we get (and delete the occasional spam message that sneaks in there). Here's a screen grab that I snapped when I got it down to 30 pending comments, which is usually when I can breathe again.
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
JOHN: I start measuring and planning for our next project, which is to add trim/molding to the bottom of our wall to wall desk to make it look more built-in. After taking measurements, pow-wowing with Sherry about ideas, and drawing a quick sketch to keep things straight, I head off to Lowe's to grab the trim that I need. (NOTE: This is what happens after Sherry says I don't look "dynamic enough" taking trim out of the car).
SHERRY: Eleven o' clock means it's time for Clara's morning nap, so I take a break from the computer to change her diaper and "tuck her in" (which really just involves turning off the light, closing her blinds, turning on her sound machine, and saying "sweet dreams"). While John is measuring and running his errand I toss on real clothes (jeans and a black t-shirt) and hop back on comment duty since around 80 more have rolled in before noon.
I also glance at my email but it's too overwhelming so I just skim the page and delete the junk mail so the number in my inbox gets slightly less intimidating…because seeing 76 new emails at 11am (!!!) when there were none the night before can make ya crazy. A lot of it is sponsor and giveaway stuff that we have to manage along with book stuff or column stuff for DIY mag/Babycenter. Mixed in there are sweet reader letters that we love. I star those and read them out loud to John a few evenings a week so he can share the warm fuzzies with me.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
JOHN: Clara's still napping (she usually gives us about an hour to an hour and a half) so Sherry and I meet up to chat about what we think about a few trim options/methods for the base of our new desk and I go down to the basement to make some cuts to see how trim looks around one cabinet before cutting the rest of it. I also quickly check email and coordinate the next week's giveaway and send a few sponsor renewal notices.
Sherry – I have a little meeting with John about the trim, answer more blog comments, get through a few emails and am just about to begin writing a post for the next day when Clara wakes up at 12:30. So I change her diaper and hang out with her while John finishes the rest of his trim project. The bean waits for no one.
1:00 – 2:00 pm
JOHN: Trim project is finished, so I turn my attention to lunch. Usually it's sandwiches, but today we've got quiche leftover from last night's dinner along with some other random leftovers (some spaghetti, corn, and beans). With everything reheated and Clara in her seat, we finally have a moment for all three of us to spend some time together (Burger is still sleeping). But about fifteen minutes later we're done and I take Clara to go play and read some more. Note: ignore the crazy furniture placement in the kitchen- we are perpetually moving things around and it makes no sense.
SHERRY: I try to proofread as much of the afternoon post as I can (which usually goes up between 2 and 3:30) before lunch is ready, but I don't make it all of the way through. I finish up after lunch by adding some links, catching some more typos, fixing a few unclear parts and it's finally ready for posting at two.
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
JOHN: Clara and I hang out while Sherry tends the afternoon post. She "helps" me fold laundry and we play ball with Burger outside (who is finally out of bed- yes he moseys out of bed around 2pm).
SHERRY: I have a quick call with USA Today (they want that speedy quote for an article they're writing about painting a chair). It takes fifteen minutes tops (maybe twelve if I'm being exact?). Then I answer comment questions for the rest of the hour.
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
JOHN: Time to trade with Sherry (she takes Clara, I head back to the computer). I do a bunch of emails involving more giveaway and sponsor stuff along with exchanging a few messages with some guys at our blog hosting place (they're doing some back-up server work and we want to make sure the site doesn't crash). I also catch up on Twitter messages that I need to reply to.
SHERRY: I hang out with the bean. We put things on our heads, sing songs, chase the dog, and Clara looks tired again around 3:45 so I change her diaper and put her down for an afternoon nap. Sometimes we get one and sometimes we don't, but she actually falls asleep right away today. Sweet girl.
4:00 – 5:00 pm
JOHN: I edit and size photos that we've already taken and begin writing a post for tomorrow afternoon. I also set up the tripod and shoot the wall-to-wall desk trim project that I did this morning for a future post about that (the thing about sharing 8 in a 5 day period means you always have to be working on future ones while proofing/publishing/answering questions on the ones that are already written).
SHERRY: I had big plans to spray prime the office chairs (the first step in painting/reupholstering them) but it's already four and I haven't written the next morning's post (a project that we already shot, but I still have to write it and edit the pics). So that takes priority. Those chairs and my can of primer might have to wait until tomorrow. By 4:30 Clara is awake, so I don't get to finish my photo editing/post writing, but at least it's a start.
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
JOHN: The bean is restless so we decide we should go for our evening walk now because it's supposed to rain a little later. Burger's psyched and ready to go.
SHERRY: We walk around the neighborhood for about an hour and brainstorm post ideas for the following week. We also briefly talk about the kitchen floor plan and toss out a few more potential layout ideas. Who the heck knows where we'll end up with that- we just believe in talking things to death until we land on something we both can't wait to do.
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
JOHN: I cook a recipe that I tore out of Everyday with Rachel Ray (chicken with apples, raisins, and olives). It takes about 25 minutes to make, so Clara plays on the floor of the kitchen while I cook and we chat whenever I'm not furiously trying to make sure nothing burns.
SHERRY: I'm back doing blog comments, finishing up that post I started for the next morning, and editing some photos. Dinner is on the table around 6:45. And it's awesome. John even gave me extra olives. I'm a lucky lady.
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
JOHN: Time to clock some quality family time together before Clara's conked out for the night. We three, er, four (Burger decides to join us) hang out, read more books, and generally try to tire Clara out.
SHERRY: Burger is full of energy, so he's zooming around the room and Clara finds it hilarious. But 7:45 is here before we know it and its time to put that baby to bed. After brushing her teeth and saying goodnight to her grandparents (well, a photo of them) she's out like a light.
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
JOHN: Now that Clara's in bed for the night we can do most of our work. It's normal for us to both have laptops going until midnight or later, but we try to sit in front of the television and occasionally chat so it feels more casual. Some nights we do major DIY stuff together instead of sofa-computer stuff (since during the day it's hard to get anything other than very small projects done with a one year old around), but not tonight.
SHERRY: We sit in front of the TV (Project Runway's on) and I finally finish the post for the next day that I've been writing on and off. It's normal for a post to take us around 2-3 hours to write since we have to edit/size/upload photos along with writing detailed steps (that doesn't include the time it actually takes to buy materials and do the project). Unless it's fast like a giveaway – those only take around 30 minutes to write (but probably take an hour or two to coordinate via email beforehand).
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm
JOHN: Then I realize that we need to record our Q & A video since that will take me a few days to edit so I'd like the weekend to work on it. I set up the tripod & Flip cam in the office and quickly organize the 80-ish questions that people submitted on Facebook (removing any duplicates so we can just read the rest off as we go on camera).
SHERRY: I get ready for the video, including a very important outfit change from a t-shirt to a sweater (I'm a wild woman, what can I say). It's finally time to sit down, turn on the camera, and answer things in a one-shot-only-no-do-overs way (we hate feeling scripted, so having the one-take rule is nice because it keeps it real). Hopefully we can knock it out in about 30 minutes.
10:00 pm – 11:00 pm
JOHN: General weirdness and chattiness ensues as we film our answers to a variety of questions. Gosh we're dorks. And boy is this taking longer than we thought.
SHERRY: What he said. The thirty minute goal of completion is shot, but we're having fun talking to no one (aka: the Flip cam).
11:00 pm – 12:00 am
JOHN: We're finally done with the video and I get the uploading process started while I respond to a few more tweets and emails. Then I turn my attention to Google Sketch-Up, which I'm teaching myself to use so we can render a few kitchen layout ideas in 3D. There's a bit of a learning curve here, but not the kind that prevents me from eating some ice cream (with whipped cream) in the process.
SHERRY: I begin writing another post, but realize I haven't updated our House Tour page with new photos since sharing some bedroom and office updates, so I add the "progress" label to those pics and update those. Five minutes later I realize that I need to update them in the Paint Colors and Where We Got It pages too, so I do that. Then it's back to comments and emails.
12:00 am – 1:00 am
John – We talk about going to bed, but I pull a "give me ten more minutes" so I can try to finish my Google Sketch-Up rendering. But it's nearly a half hour 'til it's done (we like it, but not enough to make any decisions or anything – we'll keep ya posted whenever we decide to stop flip-flopping). I go around the house and turn off lights, turn the alarm to our "night" setting, and do one last check on Clara, our sweet little sleeper.
Sherry – While waiting "ten more minutes" for John I start writing a BabyCenter post. Don't quite finish it though. Still need to add pics. But for now I just want to get my contacts out and myself into bed. Can't believe it's nearly 1 am already.
1:00 am – 1:30ish?
JOHN & SHERRY: All three of us are finally snuggled in bed (the third "person" being Burger). We recap some of the highlights / issues of the day and do a quick run-through of any important plans for tomorrow (gotta write ten book intro chapters, spray prime those chairs, proof and publish the two almost-finished posts from yesterday, try to get our inboxes back down, etc). It doesn't take long for our conversation to turn into sleep. But not before making an out-loud wish that Clara miraculously sleeps until at least 8am. (Spoiler alert: she made it to about 7:45).
Psst- You can check out how things have changed over the years by peeping this Day In The Life Breakdown from last year and this one from the year before.
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Wow, what a busy day. As a newbie I can now see how much time blogging is needed. But hey at least you get to start working in your jammies, right? :)
I love your blog. Been following for quite some time now.
It's so funny that anytime I tell someone that right now my "job" ( quotations b/c I'm not making any money at it–yet ) is writing a blog that I can virtually see the thought bubble above their head that says "so she doesn't actually work". So untrue! Blog writing, when done well, is very hard work, as you've shown by your 15+ hour day.
Loved hearing all about how you organize your time.
PS– I have a very similar looking crazy-girl calendar! Hubby thinks it's a sure sign of insanity.
Just a word of encouragement on the topic of Clara dropping a nap. Our son switched from 2 – 90 min naps to one BIG LONG nap about that time. It was actually nice because it's easier to get projects done in one 3 hour time slot than two short ones! So hopefully that will actually end up being easier for work in the long run! Good luck!
I'm surprised to see a non-smart phone! I would think that with you guys constantly responding to comments/tweets/emails/etc you'd have been one of the first to switch.
I love this post! You guys are so open and welcoming that many of us readers already feel like we know you! What a fun little glimpse! And John…that's the most dynamic picture I've seen in a long time. Good job! Haha!
Great post! Just wonder (I am Dutch) – do American babies sleep without blankets? Or is the weather so hot over there!? Can't imagine one of my triplets or older son sleeping without a sheet (when in Indonesia) or blanket (back in Holland). Just curious!!
You guys are the best. Loved reading this entry. Happy Blogiversary! (and I have an old flip phone too! I have become this luddite when it comes to phones. I'm nervous for the day when they don't sell plain ol' normal ones anymore.)
Wow!I really enjoyed this post!I work from home and have a 3yo, it was nice to see how other people make it work. Thanks for all you guys hard work, reading your blog is one of the highlights of my day!
Hey guys!
You're awesome!
One question, do you ever get a chance to hang out with friends? Go out on the town without Clara? Have any hobbies other than the blog? Your life is so full, just wondered if you ever got a chance to do anything non work/blog related.
It's fun to see you guys actually using your space, such as a laundry room, kitchen, office, sofa, etc.
With the growth of the blog, do you think you'll reach the point of adding a helper for a lot of the behind-the-scenes/administrative stuff?
Even with how busy you are, it's great to see how much time you get together as a family.
Wow – most of us can just go home in the evening and "turn the work off". You guys can't do that being full time bloggers! But at least you love what you do and we love reading it! Keep up the good work!!
PS – I feel kinda bad I just added another comment for you guys to review!! Sorry for the extra work – :o)
Oh my goodness, reading this completely stressed me out. You guys work too hard! I'll officially stop pouting that you don't post on the weekend. :)
This post could not have come at a better time for me. I'm getting ready to launch a blog of my own and, of course, have the same 'hope it turns into a full time gig like YHL' thought as everyone else. Even though these posts help us see how busy you guys are, I still think it would make me the happiest person in the world to stay home with my twin boys and not have to work 9-5 for 'the man'! Thanks for the great peek into your day!
(p.s.) I noticed in most shots you were careful to conceal the desk trim, but you slipped and I caught a glimpse in the Flip cam set up pic!! Oops and now everyone's going to go back and look too haha :)
Oh and I should say that it looks fantastic ;) Have you thought of adding trim to the bottom of the Effectiv (sp?) to give it the same built in look?
Thanks again for all your oversharing!
Busy busy days for you and the family. Glad you guys rock it all the time :)
Happy Blogiversary! I'm in such awe of everything you guys do in a day!
I'm also impressed with how well Clara will sit still for books. Once my 14 month old became mobile, he was no longer interested in sitting still for them, except at nap/bedtime. He'll climb out of your lap, crawl away, or speed through flipping the pages.
For independent play, you might want to google "treasure baskets." It's basically putting an assortment of random textures/shapes/objects in a box then letting the child explore. Ours is just a shoebox wrapped in shiny paper with big shells, mardi gras beads, toliet paper rolls, tissue paper, and old sunglasses among other things. My guy will actually sit and look through the stuff, put the beads through the toliet paper rolls, rip the paper,etc for 15-20 minutes, which is an eternity for him. Since there are some possible choking hazards, I'm close by, but he is on his own playing.
I LOVE this post! And I'm super excited to read the others you have lined up. My hubby and I talk about you guys sometimes and we've wondered what an average day-in-the-life must be like. (I voted exhausting while he voted "the dream" but I guess we're both right.)
WOW!!! You guys are CRAZY busy!!! How do you manage to stay sane?!
Congrats on the blogiversary by the way!!! Here's to another 4+ years :)
HAHA! the 7-8pm photo through the window of sherry is so funny. A LITTLE CREEPY! You guys work prettay haard! I do enjoy it…
Happy Blogiversary!!
that was a really cool post..and i'm tired just reading it.
You two seem like you have a fantastic partnership!!
and Sherry..you ARE a lucky gal!! breakfast, lunch and dinner!
Love it..love you guys.
Oh…try not to wear yourselves out to thin..I enjoy your blog and want it to be around for a good while :)
Wow, I don't know how you guys did it when John was at his old job! John – cooking, laundry and getting in a run, not to mention the work you got done, I am so impressed! I am lucky to get that much done on a weekend day. Not to detract from what Sherry is doing – you guys are crazy devoted. But that's why the site is so awesome.
Keep it coming! (But don't burn out…) Haha, that simple, right?
You guys are such hard workers! I have been following your blog for well over 3 years and was always amazed with how seriously your take this blog. Even when you had your full time jobs it never felt like a hobby, you always took time to engage with your readers and answer questions. I can honestly say that i have never encounter another blogger that dedicated and helpfull. I am so proud and excited for every sucess your experience, and cherish it as if it was my own.
I am very curious, how did you get Clara to fall alseep on her own? After she stopped nursing few months ago, was she happy with going to bed on her own? It takes us at least an hour of holding and carrying our daughter to get her to sleep before we can move her to the crib (she used to fall asleep while nursing). We are not comfortable with letting her cry, but very interessted in other methods or 'tricks' that worked for parents. Thank you!
Oh..btw…since you said sometimes Clara skips her afternoon nap…she may be ready for one longer nap… if you try to pushed her first nap to 12ish (lets say after lunch) and she may do a really good long one. My 15 month old is doing 2 1/2 to 3 hours now…imagine the all the diy-ing you could do! or if your like me…the napping!
Thankfully someone else who still uses a planner that's not their phone. I got rid of mine last year after much ribbing from my godson (who's 13 and knows everything about everything) but have been seriously considering going back to one because somehow having things in my phone makes it too easy to miss. Burger has quite the life, I wish I could get up at 2 pm. I'm glad to hear it takes you several discussions to come to a conclusion about things. Sometimes we talk things to death before we can come to a conclusion. We are on month 2 of the "what color should we paint the outside of the house" discussion and the only thing we've decided on is yes we want to paint the door, ha-ha.
Here is the link to the chicken you made for dinner:
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Going to a family Christmas party this weekend where everyone is supposed to exchange a white elephant gift.
What is the best, funniest white elephant gift you have received or seen given??
My brother (the joker in the family), took a close up 8X10 picture of his face and then he autographed it. It was framed and was a big hit. The next year, that picture came back on a t-shirt! Another good one was a big box of golf balls, but inside was grass, tees, chipped golf balls, plastic balls, etc. A GIANT beefsummer sausage became a prop and brought a few laughs. This year, we are bringing a pogo stick.
A fruitcake is a great white elephant gift! We used to have a holiday party every year and 3 years in a row the same fruitcake made it. It was so funny to see people's face when they opened the fruitcake. Well it ended up in my freezer and then I threw it out.
Does a white elephant gift have to be crazy and something the person wouldn't really want, and does it have to be a gently-used item? Or can it just be something small and new? We're going to a similar party at our neighbors' and each of us needs to take a WE gift. It's my favorite type of gift exchange, lot of fun.
This White Elephant Gift Exchange was sent to me by "MASON" from my Santa Bulletin Board
1. This party's gift theme is XYZ.
2. The gift should be valued as close to $xx.00 as is reasonable.
3. The gift should be something someone would actually want or use. It should be in new or good condition.
4. The gift should be wrapped or in an envelope before arriving to the party. Gift bags are OK only if a wrapped item is inside.
5. Gift certificates are OK only if it is accompanied by some other item as part of the gift. For instance, a $xx Starbucks gift certificate, by itself, is not OK, but a $yy Starbucks gift certificate together with a coffee mug is OK.
6. As guests arrive to the party, the gifts should be placed in an area where few people can see who brought which gift. All efforts should be made to hide who brought which gift.
In our family we have a can of Treet ( cheep version of spam) that makes the rounds on Christmas. It usually gets wrapped up under the guise of being a regular Christmas present and is a surprise to recipient. The other one is I usually give one of my siblings a pair of verrrrrry large ladies underwear. No one is exempt from getting a funny present.
LOL.. I have only ever been to one White Elephant Christmas party. It was at work years ago, but loads of fun. I had a brass "fly" ashtray that had been sitting around unused forever -- a former Christmas gift from someone else. It was *the* most hideous thing in the world. The wings would open up on the back for ashes. That is what I brought. What I got? A Village People album. LOL
We always have a WE gift exchange at my office party. One gift that's been circulating for years is a china white bull. Truly hideous, but it originated, I believe as someone's wedding gift, and it's been given for years. The trick to re-gift it is to wrap it extravagantly, hiding its contents. We have a system so that people can choose a gift, and then others get the chance to take it away before it's unwrapped. We have given Xmas gift soaps, originating from a dollar store with truly ugly Xmas motifs. Other gifts included a handmade, truly awful looking pheasant w/real (and molting) feathers, a cookie jar that would have scared the most intrepid child, 70s and 80s LPs, junk jewelry. It's a fun part of the party and keeps us from talking about work all the time!
My daylily club has a white elephant gift exchange at our annual Christmas potluck dinner. We call it a Dirty Santa though. We also limit the amount of money we spend on the gift, also there is theme of gardening we stick to.
This year , a mistaken gift of one of our member's husband choice was the hit of our party. The member's husband had mistakenly picked up the gift our member was going to bring, to his party and she got the gift he had planned to take to his party. The gift was a bottle of an expensive booze.
I started to do a little searching for gift ideas, and one I thought that was funny is to give a box full of those free hotel soaps, shampoos, lotions, shower caps, etc. that we insist on taking home, but never use again anyway! Even if some of them have been opened and used. I have tons of that stuff!
I have to respond here. In years past, White Elephant gifts might be a fun and ridiculous way to spend your time and money, and blow off a gift obligation. But in today's economy, why would you spend money to send something to someone that doesn't want or need some ridiculous joke! Send something to someone or a group that NEEDS help.
What you've done with your post is called thread crapping. Feel free to Google the term. It's generally considered bad form.
To be on topic, we received an awful, garish, cheap plastic statue of the Virgin Mary that has little red LED lights to illuminate her. It kinda resembles those things people used to do w/ the statues of Mary and bathtubs in their yards.
We couldn't bring ourselves to throw a representation of the Blessed Mother away. Mysteriously enough, though, she went missing last year when we moved and hasn't been seen since. I can only hope some day we'll find her.
This was the best W.E. we ever did. I saw it on the Cooking Forum several years ago. It's an egg separator mug that looks like a face. To separate the egg, the white is poured out through the nose and looks like snot. It's really gross. I also gave one of these to a friend of mine that is an ear, nose and throat physician.
Here is a link that might be useful: Snot-a-mug
A book called "InterCourses" which was all about foods that are considered aphrodisiacs.
Here is a link that might be useful: InterCourses
As they say, "It's not the gift, but the thought that counts". Your groups decide to have WE gifts and that means fun, what a hoot some must be. Imagine a group of people who work together laughing and having fun instead of rehashing what has happened at work. I am sure it carrys over to the workplace. Everytime you exchange glances with someone the laughs start again. A lot better than getting an expensive give that you didn't want.
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Where Does Your Landscaping Inspiration Come From?
Hi y'all,
I'd like to hear where others gather ideas and inspiration from for landscaping, hardscaping, etc. Also, what are the best magazines for landscaping ideas [for real people who don't have a paid staff of gardeners to maintain their yards, btw! :) ]
The books and magazines with landscape photos abound and any of them can contain images that inspire. But what inspires most is great landscaping that one gets to see in real life. Usually, most of us live not too far from some great public garden so those are places to start. For me personally, what ranks as the MOST inspirational public garden is Williamsburg. It is chocked full of handsome details and enduring arrangements. I note that you live in Virginia so if you haven't visited it yet, it's well worth the trip. Other major inspiration for me is sites of ancient antiquities. They all have something to offer (thinking more about hardscape than planting.)
I'll add (now that I see the significance of your maintenance comment) that keeping shapes bold and simple greatly minimizes plant maintenance. What's more, such shapes are usually visually stronger and more dramatic than the "busier" schemes. I like to maintain plants, but I don't like to feel like I'm spinning my wheels and being inefficient. There's always enough to do that one does not need to go out of their way building in additional maintenance. Simple and bold does not mean "uninteresting." Usually it means MORE interesting and is easier to perceive without detailed study. What I find is usually the weak point in the average yard is poorly worked out geometry. People try to cover or distract from this by using a complex planting arrangement or excessive details (cheap, raised edging immediately comes to mind.)
I get my ideas from walks in my 'hood and the trails within. Native plants, trees, and grasses need less maintenance than a fancy landscape design, and they thrive with whatever the seasons have to bring. No paid staff here. We take care of our landscape and gardens with a mower, a grass hog, a rake, a hoe, some garden tools, a chain saw, a couple of rain barrels, and hope.
The local nurseries are wealth of information and hopefully have plants or advice for plantings that will work in your landscape :)
Hello again, and thanks for the feedback! These ideas have got me goin again; my imagination was beginning to lag.
Yardvaark, thanks for the suggestions; I'm definitely one that prefers simplicity and quality over a hodge podge, although having bought an older home [with an overgrown, neglected yard:) ] we still have some of that, along with some old trees and shrubs that have become favorites. If I could just snap my fingers and propagate what we have here, I wouldn't need much else. The key is in knowing how and where to situate everything....
I guess I'll blame you for my newfound fascination with moss; it's everywhere [at least online, in pictures] at old historic sites, and I actually like the look lol!
Sasafras, that's just what I need to do anyway, and much more enjoyable than visiting the "big box" store :).
Pattycakes, thanks for the link, and you're right, - one could spend all afternoon on that site. Looks yummy! Great for a rainy day [with no place I have to be!] and a cup of tea.......or two or three or four..... :)
....and of course there's pinterest. ;o)
Here is a link that might be useful: more landscape
"The key is in knowing how and where to situate everything.... " You can get some help for that here if you lay the groundwork.
Hi again, and thanks for the suggestions.
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Slow Art Sunday: Buffalo Vector Border Crossing (Yellowstone)
November 16, 2014
Slow food, slow living, slow… art? Unlock the secrets of works in the Museum's collection by cultivating the art of looking slowly. Our docents ask and answer questions to help guide your slow art experience and foster conversation. Leave the Museum feeling inspired- not tired!
This Sunday, docent Katia Kass Miller will lead a discussion on Merritt Johnson's piece Buffalo Vector Border Crossing (Yellowstone).


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Notes From China
Ashley Kang, Kantar Worldpanel
June 2, 2014
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Ally Dai, Happi China
September 27, 2013
Cosmetic facial masks are taking China by storm. Whether wandering around in beauty chain stores like Watsons, or visiting cosmetics trade shows, I have noticed more and more facial masks appearing on store shelves and tradeshow aisles. No wonder why… Read More »
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June 6, 2013
How big of a role can Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) play in cosmetics? Many TCM experts I've interviewed say the potential is enormous because the materials are so effective. Proper storage of herbs is essential to their efficacy. For… Read More »


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The rise and fall of your favorite movie star or the most reviled CEO - in fact, all our destinies - reflects chance as much as planning and innate abilities. Even Roger Maris, who beat Babe Ruth's single season home-run record, was in all likelihood not great but just lucky.
How could it have happened that a wine was given five out of five stars by one journal and called the worst wine of the decade by another? Wine ratings, school grades, political polls, and many other things in daily life are less reliable than we believe. By showing us the true nature of chance and revealing the psychological illusions that cause us to misjudge the world around us, Mlodinow gives fresh insight into what is really meaningful and how we can make decisions based on a deeper truth. From the classroom to the courtroom, from financial markets to supermarkets, from the doctor's office to the Oval Office, Mlodinow's insights will intrigue, awe, and inspire.
Offering listeners not only a tour of randomness, chance and probability but also a new way of looking at the world, this original, unexpected journey reminds us that much in our lives is about as predictable as the steps of a stumbling man afresh from a night at a bar.
©2008 Leonard Mlodinow; (P)2008 Gildan Media Corp
"A wonderful guide to how the mathematical laws of randomness affect our lives." (Stephen Hawking)
"If you're strong enough to have some of your favorite assumptions challenged, please listen to The Drunkard's Walk....a history, explanation, and exaltation of probability theory....The results are mind-bending." (Fortune)
"Less than random review"
Mlodinow's writing and Pratt's reading make this most informative book a keeper. I even went out and bought the hard copy. The topic is complicated, yet the message is clear. I even now understand the point of calculus.
The historical background behind studies in chance make this an even more interesting reference.
"Is God really on your side?"
An engaging and useful look at randomness. A good education on the history of the study of probability.
One important takeaway is that as humans we can deceive ourselves -- we often think we are experiencing a pattern when in fact we are experiencing a random event that had to happen to somebody or was bound to happen to us sometime or other.
As I sometimes say, When all the lights are green it's easy to think God is on your side.
"Motivation for Mathematics"
If you think that mathematics mainly for academic, this book might change your view. The book talks very little about basic probability principles. Rather, it focuses on how the principles were discovered, what it meant in the old time and the present time, and the fallacy associated to them.
I am quite familiar with probability. So, I find myself reading this book enjoyably. As a student, I was wondering why should study difficult and boring mathematics. If you are like me, you might find this book quite interesting. This book gives the readers the reasons why mathematics matters to, say for example, engineers, statistians, or even lawyers.
Another interesting part of this book is the history. There are stories of great mathematician and scientists such as Gerolamo Cardano, Galileo Galilei, Blaise Pascal, Jacob Bernoulli, Thomas Bayes, Laplace, Carl Friedrich Gauss. Who would have know that Thomas Bayes was a minister. Pascal suffered from his illness when he did too much thinking.
The book is interesting. It looks at aspects that I ususally overlook. It keeps me engaged for most of the content. Overall, I like this book.
"Super edutainment"
1) Delves into the history of statistics and statisticians
2) Nicely explains the fundamentals of and differences between probability and statistics (I wish I had read this book before my MBA statistics course, would have given me a great grounding and set me on a path of asking the right questions)
Really nothing - maybe the book could have been longer, I would have enjoyed it even more!
Max Fisher of Rushmore Academy
"Good, but fails to deliver on the subtitle"
This was a well-written and presented work, but the promise of "how randomness rules out lives" was nearly an afterthought of the final, short chapter. That's what I was looking for, and to the extent that it went undelivered, I cannot rate the book higher than three stars.
None the less, I do need to give the author credit for doing as good a job as any in explaining the history of certain statistical movements. The narrative on the Bernoulli brothers was outstanding.
On technical mastery (the quality of the narration) I'd give the book a five. The narration was superb.
"From basic to interesting"
Book takes a historic view of chance and statistics - at times very basic, so if you have a certain academic understanding of probability, it takes a while before the book becomes interesting. Last chapters of the book adds new perspectives to chance and how it affects our lives, but again, if you have read other books in this genre (predictably irrational and outliers), there is a good chance of repetition.
"Great ideas"
Required reading for anyone who is constantly looking to better understand their world
"A bit dry like a text book."
I have never been a mathematically inclined person so all the probability talk, the adding and multiplying didn't interest me. I was looking forward to a more "human" approach to this subject.
There were some interesting points made and a few highlights but the title suggested a "lighter" but still informative read. I felt it was more like listening to a text book.
"Kept me interested"
Very informative, and well worth the time to listen
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"Drunkards walk"
Hard to listen to if you do not have a mathematical mind. Yet it still had some good qualities. And if you really listen it, some of it is not to hard to follow. for me it was still a good listen. Even though I'm not much of a logic thinker.
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Juglone and shrub selection
lannegreenelagJune 5, 2007
I want to plant a shrub boarder to screen the chain link in the back yard. The neighbor has a walnut tree about 20' away that will lightly shade this area in the morning.
What native shrubs are juglone tolerant? Does anyone know about Vibernum species or which hazel?
Judy_B_ON(Ontario 5B)
See below for a list of plants that can tolerate juglone. Vibernums are on the list
Here is a link that might be useful: Walnut tolerant


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Jenna Ushkowitz "Glee" Star Vegetarian Earth Saving Ways
Written by Vegetarian Star on October 28th, 2009 in Actresses, Environment-Eco-Green, Food & Drink.
Jenna Ushkowitz is doing so much to help the environment, she has us singing with Glee.
The television star not only stays away from meat, but she does her best to save water.
"Not running the water when I brush my teeth, not running the shower too long, and I'm a vegetarian," Ushkowitz said, when asked by Mother Nature Network how she helps to protect the environment.
Jenna the water conserving vegetarian. Lea Michele bucking cruelty. Does Glee have a caring bunch or what?
Look for some Madonna renditions in the upcoming episodes of Glee.
"We have her whole catalog. We're all going through her music and thinking about what songs we'd like to do."
Like a veggie Virgin. Touching tempeh for the very first time.
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The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) recently announced that it would initiate steps to get the Indian Penal Code amended if any section of the code stood in the way of punishing those accused of practising corporal punishment in schools. This announcement and the self-imposed ban on this horrifying practice — euphemistically termed "disciplinary action" against "erring" students, in a Kolkata school that has been facing legal action following the suicide of a 12-year-old student in February 2010 a couple of days after he was caned and flogged by the principal — have led to another round of informative and intensive media coverage of this social malaise.
Reacting strongly to the practice of corporal punishment in schools, West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee said his government had framed a set of rules to ensure that the cruel punishment was not given. He told the State Assembly, in a written statement, that fear was an impediment to a student's mental growth and that the authorities should ensure that the atmosphere in schools did not induce such anxieties.
NCPCR opinion
In the opinion of the NCPCR, which has taken up the case of the 12-year-old in light of his father's complaints against the principal and four teachers, Sections 88 and 89 of the IPC enable teachers to inflict corporal punishment on their students and get away with it. The two sections say that nothing should be considered an offence if it is done "in good faith for the benefit of a person under 12 years of age." Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal has reportedly asked NCPCR Chairperson Shanta Sinha "to frame and issue tough guidelines to get rid of corporal punishment in schools" on the grounds that the Right to Education Act bans such offences.
What, however, is beyond one's comprehension, is the persistence of this medieval practice in the face of court orders banning this practice; ratification of international conventions relating to protection of children's rights, including the right to live and the right to dignity; the National Charter for Children of the Government of India 2003, and so on. But then, it is not a problem only of India.
Developed countries such as the United States and Canada are no exceptions. New York banned corporal punishment in public schools but the practice remains legally protected in 20 States. In Britain and some other European countries, the laws have been changed and corporal punishment has been banned.
Most incidents in government schools
In India, the practice is prevalent in most States, without any change in the applicable laws and rules. According to a study conducted by the Union Ministry of Women and Child Development with samples from 13 States, 65 per cent of school-going children are reportedly subjected to corporal punishment. Also, 62 per cent of the incidents of corporal punishment take place in government and municipal schools. Only extreme cases such as death and suicide tend to draw public attention and only a handful of cases are taken to courts.
Post-Independence, one could notice a progressive improvement in the response of courts to the issue. The early approach was based mainly on English law, which recognised that a schoolmaster might inflict corporal punishment on a pupil for purposes of 'correction' or for enforcing school 'discipline.' Justice R.N. Dutt of the High Court at Calcutta stated this while passing an order in respect of a case relating to corporal punishment (Ganesh Chandra Saha vs Jiw Raj Somani, 1964) on April 10, 1964: "The English law also recognised that while the child is at School, the school master is in the position of a parent, that parental authority is delegated to the School master and the School master represents the parent for the purposes of correction."
The judge was disposing of an appeal petition against an order of conviction and sentence under Section 323 of the IPC (Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt). The case of the complainant, a student, was that he was caned and flogged by the petitioner, the headmaster, on the grounds that he had stolen a book from a fellow-student. The magistrate convicted the headmaster and sentenced him to pay a fine of Rs. 15 in default to suffer simple imprisonment for three days. In the appeal court, however, the practice of corporal punishment by a "school master" with "the delegated parental authority" and "for the purpose of correction" was examined to decide whether it was an offence under Section 323 of the IPC. The matter was considered together with, and in the light of, Section 88, IPC (an act not intended to cause death, done by consent in good faith for person's benefit) and Section 89, IPC (an act done in good faith for the benefit of a child or an insane person, by or by consent of guardian).
The High Court Judge came to the conclusion that the headmaster had "committed no offence under Section 323 of the Indian Penal Code" in view of the provisions of Section 88 of the Code, "which finds support in these authorities."
The appeal was allowed, the conviction and sentence set aside, and the headmaster acquitted. The judgment was delivered at a time when the influence of English law over the judiciary was still strong. Seen against this background, the NCPCR opinion about Sections 88 and 89 of the IPC gains significance. Instead of protecting children, the sections, in fact, were only being used to protect teachers from getting punished for committing violence against children. It also needs to be understood against the backdrop of some recent progressive judgments.
Rights-based approach
On this issue, which affects the physical and mental well-being of millions of boys and girls across the country, the judiciary has certainly come a long way since 1964. Interpreting old laws from new angles, several recent judgments relating to women, children, industrial labour, domestic workers, and people belonging to religious minorities and oppressed castes indicate a more healthy rights-based approach.
Take, for instance, the December 1, 2000 judgment of the Delhi High Court ordering a ban on the practice of corporal punishment in schools. Allowing a writ petition filed by the Parents Forum for Meaningful Education (PEFMA) and another, the Bench comprising Justice Anil Dev Singh and Dr. Mukundam Sharma struck down Rule 37 (1) (ii) and (4) of the Delhi School Education Rules, 1973, holding it violative of Articles 14 (Equality before Law) and 21 (Protection of Life and Personal Liberty) of the Constitution.
They also directed the State "to ensure that children are not subjected to corporal punishment in schools and they receive education in an environment of freedom and dignity, free from fear."
Before striking down the rule, the judges took the high ground, quoting extensively from the Constitution of India, the Universal Human Rights, and the Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child. Stating that "subjecting the child to corporal punishment for reforming him cannot be part of education," the judges called attention to the long-term consequences of the punishment such as disdain and hatred for teachers, development of a fear psychosis, irregular attendance at school, and an increase in the dropout rate.
They dismissed as untenable the concept of a school discipline based on physical punishment.
It is a pity that a decade later, there has been no follow-up from governments and the reactionary practice continues to the detriment of school education, particularly in rural areas, where a large number of innocent children, especially girls from deprived families, are hapless victims.
With education being in the Concurrent List of the Constitution and several High Courts banning corporal punishment, the Centre is in a position to take the initiative to ban the practice across the land.
Role of the media
Here the news media, particularly the Indian language press and television, can play an influential role. By uncovering facts on the ground, by setting up a communication network that encourages victims and their parents to safely report incidents of corporal punishment, and by providing more space and time to coverage of this issue, they can increase public pressure on schools and governments to act firmly and in accordance with the law, as humanely interpreted. Journalists should also probe the connection between the toleration of corporal punishment and school dropout rates, especially among girls from poor families in rural India. Covering such major issues affecting millions of children of school-going age must be taken up in a big way as part of the social responsibility of journalism and, in particular, its agenda-building function.


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25 Creative CVs and Resumés
If your resume and CV (curriculum vitae, definition) look like the one below, then you're failing to impress prospective employers, partners, and clients. You're a creative professional! Look like it! Everything you produce with your name on it should sell you and your creative skills. Let accountants and sales people stick with the black on white, block-style resumes and CVs; as a designer you need a CV that stands out. I like to think of it like this: If all the applicants' CVs are printed, and someone drops the stack of printouts, you want yours to be so eye catching it's the one the interviewer picks up first.
The above example will never be the first one picked up.
By contrast, the 25 CVs and resumes shown below will stand out. Let them inspire you to greater employability! Click on each to visit the full version on the creator's page.
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