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Only a guy scared stiff takes to his heels like this pope. Sooner or later the truth about his hasty packing and departure will surface. Then the fat will be in the fire!
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Only a guy scared stiff takes to his heels like this pope. Sooner or later the truth about his hasty packing and departure will surface. Then the fat will be in the fire!
The "Good shepard" who quits his flock, isn't any. Either he was forced to quit, or he was scared into quitting. That he had got health problems seems incredible. He doesn't appear so sick. Paul VI looked worse.
Ratzinger was forced to resign. He was blackmailed. That's the point!
After reading Evolution for Dummies, he saw no point in continuing.
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28 February 2013
Pope Benedict XVI's sudden resignation effective today, 28 February 2013, has raised a lot of eyebrows, mostly among his Catholic flocks, but also among non-Catholics.
The last pope to resign that high position was some 600 years back.
The reason given for his sudden resignation was that his strength is ebbing and is no longer in a position to discharge his papal responsibilities.
One has to wonder if that is all there is to it.
It is possible that this Pope is no longer able to deal with the internal rot--the corruption and the uninterrupted financial as well as sexual scandals--that is threatening the very existence of this old human institution.
Yes, the Roman Catholic Church is very, very slow to change. How long did it take this Church to admit that it is the Earth that orbits the Sun--and not otherwise? How long did it take it to admit that the Earth is spherical and not flat? How long will it take this Church to admit that the Earth is some 14 billion years old, and not 6,000 according to its Bible, which is supposedly "The Word of God?"
And, finally, how long will it take this Church to admit the obvious scientific fact that MANDATORY CELIBACY, the diktat which it imposed way back in the year 1049, is biologically unnatural--and is, of course, at the root of msot if not all of the sexual abuse cases committed by its priests on innocent, trusting and impressionistic Catholic chidren?
Nobody can no the precise answer. But one can be sure that it will take a long, long time.
Mariano Patalinjug
Pope Benedict's decision is a very logical one in a place where logic is not always welcome... :P
It is difficult to connect the papacy to the Jesus we know. The institution should dissolve itself as a bad joke carried too far.
Could it be possible that we are going through an era similar to that of Pie XII, where there is division within the church and that the political divide world wide will lead to a period of high turbulence giving rise to populist uprising and extreme political ideologies. Could the pope have resigned given that he spent most of his young life in the aftermath of this very troubled era for the catholic church, one where it was divided between the monarchist clergy and the more liberal clergy. It is one thing to have learned about the crisis of the 30s versus having lived it as the pope did.
What I liked about Pope Benedict is that he asked the Congregation to draw up the Doctrine of the Catholic Faith, "providing the Church and individual believers with some guidelines on how to live the faith in the most effective and appropriate ways, at the service of belief and evangelization," but at the same time asking the Roman Curia and the church's religious institutes to abstain from interference in secular matters or in the private life of followers and persons who are entrusted to the church's care; meaning not to use the Church's power to impose these guidelines upon believers and others.
This is, IMO, exactly the way to go for a religious entity in the 21st century.
I've recently read an excellent article about Celestine V and Benedict XVI in Polish quality newspaper "Gazeta Wyborcza", authored by Jarosław Mikołajewski. The author quotes Cavafy's poem "Che feche... il gran rifiuto". I find the poem as the best, exhaustive commentary, when truly understood.
Che fece...il gran rifiuto
For some people the day comes
when they have to declare the great Yes
or the great No. It's clear at once who has the Yes
ready within him; and saying it,
he goes forward in honor and self-assurance.
He who refuses does not repent. Asked again,
he would still say no. Yet that no—the right no—
undermines him all his life.
Just for the record, Kavafy was Greek.
His poem on the barbarians is one of his best ;-)
>As a matter of fact, as other commenters pointed out earlier, the late Pope John Paul II's personal secretary, Cardinal Dziwisz of Cracow, Poland, appeared to criticize Benedict XVI's move publicly, suggesting that he is a 'quitter'.<
This misquotation in Italian press was reported here in Poland. It was John Paul II himself, who has said "I cannot climb down from the cross". Since - along the rules operating _inside RCC_- the Pope is in fact chosen by the Holy Spirit, cardinals serving just as a tool, his stance is well and easily inderstood. Cardinal Dziwisz reported this conversation long before Benedict XVI's decision. Italian press, appartently looking for extra sensation, dug out the old news and reported it as a commentary to recent events.
If you are referring to my post of Feb 16th, 21:19, then I have to clarify my sources. I didn't read this in the Italian press, it was on the News here in the US. Newspapers here reported it also.
New York Post stated February 13, 2013 (quote): "The late Pope John Paul II's secretary yesterday criticized papal successor Benedict XVI for being a quitter — noting that John Paul remained on the job while dying from the ravages of Parkinson's disease".
And this news was in non-Italian European papers also (quote): "You don't get down from the cross': Polish cardinal provokes fury by suggesting Pope should have died in office". (Daily Mail, 13 February 2013).
"Dziwisz fand kritische Worte für den Rücktritt und stellte einen Vergleich zu Benedikts Vorgänger an. Der selige Johannes Paul II. habe das Papstamt trotz schwerer Krankheit bis zu seinem Tod ausgefüllt und gesagt, 'vom Kreuz steigt man nicht herunter', zitierten polnische Medienberichten am Montag Dziwisz". (Rheinische Post, 12.02.2013)
However, all this doesn't prove that Cardinal Dziwisz was not misquoted.
Why is our people in America becoming filled with self righteousness, negative opinions held in cold disrespect lacking compassion and caring about one another. Self love and self importance spread negative emotion that link madness to sanity. Negative emotions tie in with negative statements and ridicule without a hint of conscience or caring. Without study only partial readings that agree with ones thinking but lacking in investigation we believe whatever denies ones voice of conscience. The Catholic Church based on the Bible and Apostles, does not promote cruelty, persecution or farce. The Church which Christ Himself the Body of, it is built upon His teachings and His love.........not by "people". To attach the body of Christ's love, is to attack Christ who never did MAN or WOMAN harm...the church has had discenters, Christian of varied beliefs, atheists, agnostics since before Christ's time.
Yet, it stands and shall continue to do so. The sins committed against the church were of human nature....as in all churches, those sins exist...but are not supported by Chrisians, no are criticism against abortion, which is a sin against women...where men go unpunished, woman are forced or elect to have a life ended by election, often not by choice. So, Let us all
come together, in unity of brother and sister hood, to work for the good, and not add to the bad.
At 85, Our Pope Benedict took a very difficult and courageous stand that perhaps should be for all people...THERE COMES A TIME IN EVERYONES LIFE, TO OPEN THE DOOR FOR ONE OF STRENGTH OF HEALTH, AND THE SAME LOVE OF GOD AND MAN TO CONTINUE SERVING THE FAITHFUL ...NO MATTER THE CHURCH OR THE LAY BUISNESS MAN FOR THAT MATTER, AND IN STEPPING ASIDE, (NOT OUT!)ALLOW FOR THE OBLIGATIONS TO BE MET AND CARRIED ON IN STRONG LEADERSHIP.
I am sure this was especially painful and agonizing decision for Pope Benedict to make, as it would be for a President of a company or for that matter of a nation to do.
Please, stop the condemnation, maintain your counsel, open your heart and not be bitter and accusing and degrading someone you do not know, only think you do. What would you do, put your self in His position......of course I can hear the negative now...but think with your heart and not with hate and meanness..there is to much of that in our world. Don't let yourself become a victim of hate and attack. We have to much good to do in this world of ours. God knows we need to get started.
I pray for Pope Benedicts and thank him for what he has tried to do. and I pray for the new Pope to be elected. God bless you as you work through your pain and doubts, and healing.
Prayers for ALL people will continue daily, as always and in all ways.
Where did you get from that all commenters here criticizing Pope Benedict XVI's decision are "people in America"?
As a matter of fact, as other commenters pointed out earlier, the late Pope John Paul II's personal secretary, Cardinal Dziwisz of Cracow, Poland, appeared to criticize Benedict XVI's move publicly, suggesting that he is a 'quitter'. He noted that John Paul remained on the job while dying from the ravages of Parkinson's disease while Pope Benedict XVI just quits with 85.
The church is not that different from society and hence the pope not that different from the head of a nation. In its history the vatican has signed deals with the devil, as known as concordat to save itself from strong opposition. More recently, the archbishop of Paris, cardinal André Vingt Trois has moved away from his previously strong opposition to same sex weddings and now willing to accept it. I also believed having read that he has recently admitted being homosexual, this coming from one who has vowed chastity. I wonder how that sits with New York archbishop, cardinal Dolan, whom has backed Mitt Romney making him not that different from Cardinal Pedro Segura in Spain in 1931. The church is caught up in this world wide political and ideological war, and has many scandals of its own. Following Pie XI was Pie XII and under this new pope what was meant to happen did, as no one pope can really change the destiny that human kind is setting for itself right now. As a matter of fact, Pie XII was convinced that Hitler was posses by the demon and was at a great distance trying to exorcise him from his balcony window in the vatican, this shows how little a pope can do when faced with all the turmoils of a troubled society. Just like the president of the USA, the pope will head a church where some cardinals will do their best to create obstruction, and the vatican bank will continue to be under investigation for money laundering. That is why I find the poem cited above with respect to the great Yes and the great No so relevant in our days and age.
The Papacy is a farce and a cruel one at that. It made the persecution of non christians a way to paradise and no different from fundamentalist Islam. This Pope like all others before him has been especially hard on women too. He is also grossly overdressed ,negating every value that Christ stood for. Tragically he is referred to as Holy Father - neither is even remotely correct. Should the Pope meet with his equally bigoted Muslim,Hindu, non catholic christian, and Buddhist counterparts they will get along
splendidly well for underbsath their cloacc
I am not a Catholic, but I do understand that the Vatican needed to be also a political institution throughout its existence. That's the crux of the matter.
In the moment when Christianity became the official religion in ancient Rome, it also lost its 'pacifist virginity' of Jesus' teachings. For Christianity to be officially 'recognized' was blessing and curse at the same time. Constantine took on support of Christianity not without a worldly zeal, namely to boost the weakening spirituality in Rome with the enthusiastic spirit of this new 'unconsumed' religion. It was clear for Christian leaders at the time that any 'official religion' in ancient Rome had the clear purpose to be, above all, a political vehicle in the interest of the empire . . . and they willingly took on this role.
Christian Bishops under Constantine began to function in an official capacity as Imperial advisors. Tax exemptions were granted to Christian priests and money was granted from the Imperial treasury to provide for new and rebuilt churches. All this made Christianity THE imperial religion in all but name.
As the new Roman faith, Catholicism became increasingly an instrument of Roman contemporary politics - and vice versa. This was a completely different role from being a persecuted underground-church without worldly desires for political power. For the Catholic hierarchy it needed the political impact of the Reformation to slowly realize that the church's true roots were 'spiritual', not power-political. This cognitive process continues down to the present day. Pope Benedict's stepping down was just another component in this process of realization. But this is also why it's beside the point to confront today's Catholic church constantly with the sins of an entirely different epoch.
The Catholic church's role today is a different one: There seem to be a desire for spirituality deeply imbedded in the human soul, which cannot simply be eradicated or swapped with rationality and worldly counter-ideologies, such as communism. Communism paid with collapse for its lack of understanding of the human soul's spiritual need for a world to come . . . after this relatively short-lived 'paradise on earth' is passed through, virtually in the blink of an eye.
The big question is for a majority of us humans is and will be: What comes after this vale of tears?
This is reason why Christianity and its 'counterparts' Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, non-catholic Christianity, and Buddhism exist . . . and why they will continue to exist for all eternity.
Thank you la vyrity for an exceptionally well thought out and logically sound response. I am pleased too, to have provoked you on this.Much thanks!Especially liked the concluding line.
From an Andre Gide blog: "[Gide] had apparently been greatly amused by the imaginative audacity of a gang of swindlers, who had achieved a brief notoriety in 1892. Exploiting the political situation of the 1890'S and the position taken by Pope Leo XIII in favor of the French Republic, they had launched the rumor that the Pope had been imprisoned in the Vatican cellars by the Freemasons, with the help of a group of cardinals, and that a false pope now occupied the Holy See. On this pretext they collected funds from the gullible among the faithful to whom, in great secrecy, they disclosed this horrible situation and their own counter-plot to free the captive. Gide apparently read of this colossal confidence racket and was immediately struck by its piquancy. He dated his own story as of 1896 and borrowed the outline of his plot from newspaper accounts, enlarging upon only those implications of the swindle which particularly diverted him".
The Vatican is a govt., within the state of the Vatican. It seems, the Catholic Church is a representation of a state within various states. I don't know if this representation is diplomatic, or not. Belief in God, is private, and the Pope, who will retire, was acting in his perception. How is the state, as in France, in any way religious or irreligious, of people are Catholic and/or not, in France, and what if France has many people represented?
Frederico Lombardi has been in charge of the Pope's "resignation" as he was in charge of confusing statements in 2009: "The Pope was never in the Hitler Youth, never, never, never,'' Father Federico Lombardi, chief spokesman for the Pope, told a press conference in Jerusalem. Of course this was not true. The problem with this entire stage managed exit is that it is simply incredible. If you believe the supposed reasons you must also believe in virgin birth. Perhaps it's more a case that Ratzinger's enemies in the Vatican found a small volumes of poems he had published privately as a young man: Odes after Horace, including, Joy,
"Oh for the joy
of a fat arsed boy"
Not many people know this poem and I may be putting myself in danger by revealing it.
/the Pope as a 'boy' was ordered to be in "Hitler's Youth", he and his family did not agree with Hitler, and as a 'boy' during those horrific times, you would have been forced to join or not have any possible future of a life to live. The Pope was honest about this, and I imagine his heart hurt to...lhow cruel of you...how cruel your humor and your heart....God forgive your damnation of another, look into your own soul as a youth.....then cast the first stone.
With language like that see how easy it is to lose focus on what is at stake. People's lives
Asked facetiously when he will retire, before deteriorating into total physical and mental incapacity, Pope John Paul said, "there's no place for a Pope emeritus". He seriously seemed to believe that he must fulfill a pledge he had made to the Church at his election: The pledge "to spend out his life" in strengthening his church. However, only a physically and mentally capable Pope can fulfill such pledge, not one who is impaired by Parkinson's disease and crippled by hip ailments, and who is no longer able to walk or to talk without aid.
While some of his followers may have been moved by the sufferings of Pope John Paul II, to many objective observers he rather presented a disturbing vision of a papal frailty, 'reflecting' the general state of his church's health: A frail and deteriorating institution under global attack. His physical and intellectual inability left John Paul in the end distracted from the wreckful challenge the Catholic Church was facing at that time, unable to react to the growing global priest sex abuse scandal before the church's image was set irreparably ablaze all over the world.
The closest of his confidants, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, watched from the front row as Pope John Paul II in his later years steadily deteriorated, totally unable to deal with the problems that were reported to him. The observation of John Paul's ordeal, which turned out to be also a tragedy for the church as a whole, has surely influenced Pope Benedict's decision when he stated that he resigns 'for good of the Church'.
I cannot disagree with your post providing both sides of the coin however; the followers see Papacy as a symbol of belonging and are not necessary attracted by the physical attributes of a Pope.
Was not Franklin Roosevelt severely handicapped and elected unprecedented 3rd term "crippled, not able to walk or think (strokes) without aid". Did it damage US Presidency, of course not?
I think the situation is not comparable, since the U.S. President is always elected together with a Vice-President, but there is no Vice-Pope.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's four term presidency was rather an exception in America's history, and I personally doubt that this decision was wise. I do not see Roosevelt with declining health clinging to the office as a good deed for the country; good reasons tell otherwise. BTW, as an reaction to FDR's long stint as president, Congress created the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution which limited future presidents to a maximum of two terms (ratified in 1951).
While there was no legal limit to the number of terms a person could serve as President of the United States, up to that point -before FDR became president- most U.S. presidents had limited themselves to serving a maximum of two terms, as set by the example of George Washington who retired after two term for similar reason as Pope Benedict did now.
When George Washington in 1796 decided not to run for a third presidential term, he wrote that he lacked the physical strength for the office and was "tired of public life" and "devoutly wished for retirement". George Washington also believed it was important that he leaves the office of President alive and in sound spirit, so that the country wouldn't suffer from health-deteriorating leadership. Leaving the office of President voluntarily was probably one of the most profound decisions Washington made to establish transition and show the new found country was more important than ONE man. I hope that Pope Benedict's wise decision does the same for future papal transitions.
Maybe the Vatican can limit the service of future Popes to the age of 80, when also all Cardinals lose the right to elect the pope. In addition, at this age Cardinals cease to be active members of the departments of the Roman Curia and all permanent Holy See and Vatican City organizations. Pope Benedict XVI has also apparently chosen to adhere to this regulation.
"Maybe the Vatican can limit the service of future Popes to the age of 80..."
I agree!
Good point.
Of course, Wojtyla's former assistant, Stanislaw Dziwisz, has already been quoted in the Italian press as expressing his disagreement with Ratzinger's decision, "It is not up to a Pope to climb down from the cross".
Spoken like a true religious fanatic.
Yes, FDR was physically crippled at the time of his election to a 3rd term...crippled by polio. He was unable to walk but he was not completely incapacitated. FDR still had a clear mind in which he could fulfill his duties as president. Compare this to Pope John Paul II who had Parkinson's disease, who'se body and mind were diminishing, who was still expected to be head of a world-wide religion. John Paul II chose to follow tradition even though it might have been better for the Roman Catholic Church had he abdicated when his mental health had deterioriated to a point where he could not fufill his duties to the Church. Benedict XVI is taking a wise, brave step in recognizing his mental and physical deterioration and instead of worrying about his image, his position in Church history and the history of the Popes, instead has chosen what he feels is in the best interest of the Church. I would say it takes a humble man to recognize his weakness and to choose to abdicate for the good of the Church. The Church will continue to survive. Hopefully his action will be an inspiration to future Popes when their physical and mental conditions diminish to such a point that they can no longer lead.
Yes, FDR was physically crippled at the time of his election to a 3rd term...crippled by polio. He was unable to walk but he was not completely incapacitated. FDR still had a clear mind in which he could fulfill his duties as president. Compare this to Pope John Paul II who had Parkinson's disease, who'se body and mind were diminishing, who was still expected to be head of a world-wide religion. John Paul II chose to follow tradition even though it might have been better for the Roman Catholic Church had he abdicated when his mental health had deterioriated to a point where he could not fufill his duties to the Church. Benedict XVI is taking a wise, brave step in recognizing his mental and physical deterioration and instead of worrying about his image, his position in Church history and the history of the Popes, instead has chosen what he feels is in the best interest of the Church. I would say it takes a humble man to recognize his weakness and to choose to abdicate for the good of the Church. The Church will continue to survive. Hopefully his action will be an inspiration to future Popes when their physical and mental conditions diminish to such a point that they can no longer lead.
Pope Benedict XVI could still be beatified like his predecessor, but it will have to wait until sometime after he meets his maker.
"In every country and every age, the priest has been hostile to liberty." - Thomas Jefferson
"The true Negro does not want integration... He realizes his potential is far better among his own race... It will destroy our race eventually... In one northern city, a pastor friend of mine tells me that a couple of opposite race live next door to his church as man and wife... It boils down to whether we are going to take God's Word as final"
Jerry Lamon Falwell (11 August 1933 – 15 May 2007) American pastor, Southern Baptist, televangelist.
Pretty rich coming from a driver of Negroes.
Asolutely agree. Religion is inherently cruel and exclusive and the Vatican has had Popes whose mistresses and children ran wild in the Vatican. This is true of other religions well. Down with the clergy I say.
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I happen to love the taste of quinoa flour. It complements chocolate perfectly. But if you're not a fan of quinoa flour's taste, substitute your own higher protein flour. Buckwheat, almond, or brown rice flour should work.
Preheat the oven to 375ºF. Line a twelve muffin tin with paper liners.
1 cup sorghum flour
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1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
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1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
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3/4 cup to 1 cup rice milk - start with less
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*Or use two large free-range organic eggs.
Whisk the dry ingredients in a bowl. Add the wet ingredients. Mix until the batter is smooth- it will be slightly sticky. If it climbs the beaters use a figure eight motion to control the batter better.
If the batter is too thick, add in a little rice milk at a time until it becomes smooth- like a thick version of cake batter.
Stir in:
1/2 cup chopped pecans or walnuts (omit for nut-free)
Heaping 1/2 cup of vegan chocolate chips
Spoon the batter into twelve lined muffin cups. Swirl and smooth the tops with a wet finger if you need to. Top each muffin with a pecan, chopped walnuts, or a couple of chocolate chips, as you prefer.
Bake in the center of a hot oven until domed and firm, but springy. About 17-20 minutes. Remove the baked muffins from the pan as soon as possible and cool on a wire rack (this keeps the bottoms from steaming).
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Great surprise...it was beautifully done good job. My family and I were at both shows, had such a good time...thanks for all your hard work..bless you...
15 September, 2009
Hello Willie
I've got to say what a great story, this one especially. It gives such an intimate outside observation of the men who make U2., and to know that it still amazes someone so close that they are all still together.
I'm sure they've had their share of squabbles, we all have, but with bands you almost feel that they are gonna break up after so many years. not they.
It just goes to show how well things are meant to be
I've enjoyed reading your other entries as well. A special Kudos to you Mark and Catherine Owens on the stage and all the production value, and a special thanks to all crew members.
For making the 9-12-09 show such a success. I only wish I had been at the show the next day for your blue room. "sigh"
I've written a review of the nights show. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
14 September, 2009
Fabulous Job
All your hard work and efforts showed! It was beautifully done! Bravo and keep up the good work! Love it!
14 September, 2009
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absolutely riveting! GORGEOUS!
Love this one Rita!!xx
Awesome. Sure they should fly north. I'm in Canada, tell the Geese they can come to my house!!
I love how this is turning out. It looks great without sashing, and I'm glad the rainbow doesn't start or end on either edge. My favorite thing is using the unlikely gray crosshatch print as your neutral. It works brilliantly!
Rita could you please tell me the name of the grey background fabric.cheersChristinequilt looks fantastic
that is just beautiful. i love the colours & that they are flying 'north' i agree they look amazing without the sashing.
I seem to have a recurring comment for your creations Rita - 'I love it!'
very awesome!! i would've never thought of that. gr8 colors!!
That is really eye catching! Love it!
wow, your lines are all so straight and stuff! LOL I just put up in progress pictures of my second ever quilt,and my joins are not nearly so pretty!
It's gorgeous, Rita!
Wonderful! I love it without sashing.
It's fabulous Rita, I love it. xo
Perfect Rita!
Love it! Very cool :)
Holy Mole spicy guacamole!!! This is just crazy insane cool!!!!!!
Love love love! :) Thanks for sharing! :)
It reminds me of a Native American blanket with a little twist. Love it!
Beautiful and inspiring!
What a striking quilt!
Rita you have done a fabulous job as always! This design is so punchy in visual impact, I LOVE it. I love how perfectly pieced it all is too. Can't wait to see how you quilt and bind it :-)Melanie
You've been busy today. I really like this quilt you are working on; the"gray" fabric really sets off those triangles. (Yes, I know it's not gray, but it just reads that way.) Bravo!I've been working too--I'm on to the next Lollypop Tree block.
This is really beautiful, but oddly enough I see the gray 'geese' when I look at it, so they are headed in the opposite direction. Isn't it funny how we can look at the same top and see it differently?
I think you made a wise choice without sashing- I like how everything plays well together. And flying north vs. flying south? It's amazing how the eye plays tricks on the brain.I'm excited to see the final product.
stunning, seriously beautiful. Can't wait to see what you come up with for the borders.
Binding? If it were mine I would stick to the background fabric.This one is great Rita!
I actually see geese flying north in both pictures. In one, they are colorful; in the other, they are gray. Very interesting.And very lovely.
double WOWsie! This make me, first time, to put flying geese on my bucket list!I, too, see the "gray" geese going one way and the colour going the other way.
Good call!
Wow, Rita! It looks sensational!
I love it....as usual.
Gorgeous. I'm wondering how you pressed your seam allowances?
Seriously gorgeous.
Totally fantastic and I want to make one NOW! (a little more HST practice first methinks!!)
WOW! I love it. Colourfull but not too much, a 'simple' design but not at all dull, it's just perfect! And the grey is perfect too... Wish I had one like this in my room... Well done!
so clever!, and my eyes are drawn to the "other" geese flying south :)
Perfect piecing - every point present and accounted for and wonderful colour too!
It looks great! My eyes are funny, once you've turned the quilt around, I see the grey/blue geese and not the coloured ones anymore. So for me, they are still going north.
Amazing as always!
It's looking great. Can't wait to see it quilted. Jacinta
That is just beautiful - I love how they stand out with your choice of Alexander Henry's Heath. Sew creative on the placement too. A real show stopper!
Love. Love. Love!!!I actually see the geese in the black and white too. I live in one of the largest wild goose stopover areas in the country, so my brain is wired to see them in B&W, I think. :)
Great geese!~jen
Beautiful Quilt! So, it is a spring/fall quilt with the geese direction going with the weather.Ready to try my own. Truly a nice quilt.
Love the quilt! Very modern, makes the eye move about, and makes you want to figure out what is going on in the quilt. Wonderful!Have a super great sewing and stitching day!
They're gorgeous! The colors work beautifully.
This is beautiful! It might inspire a copycat crime!!
One of my favorites this week!!
Just fantastic. Hope you and everyone you know is sharing champagne over this one! A beauty.
wow the overall effect is something else, well done Rita
Absolutely stunning. What a very colourful quilt!
Absolutely stunning! Flying geese are one of my favourite patterns, and the colour & simplicity of this makes them stand out on their own. Gorgeous! Jxo
Beautiful! I'm inspired :o)
LOVE & inspiration. THANK YOU!
It is sew beautiful. Love your colors....
Not surprised it sold, a unique bright Rita quilt. It was lovely and I'm sure the buyer will love it.
Rita, I love reading your blog. You always deliver on color, and I love gazing at color! Seeing some of the things you've made has given me the courage to try new color schemes and to mix fabrics that I'm not sure about at first. Thanks for sharing all about what you do. :)
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We don't have cable TV at our house. We just roll ol' school in the media department and use a pair of rabbit ears (plus converter box) to pick up the stations that are out there for free.
I'm not anti-cable or anything like that. I'm just … frugal.
A lot of people tell me that they couldn't imagine life without cable/satellite or not being able to watch such and such show every week – I gotta say, in all humility, it hasn't been an issue.
Now, having said that, when my wife and I travel we definitely take advantage of the in-room cable and the enormous flat screens with surround sound and we thoroughly enjoy episodes of shows we don't otherwise catch.
We'll often end up staying awake far, far too late watching some of the crazier "reality shows" that are out there like the one about the dog trainer or the one about the guy who intentionally signs on to do some dirty job or the one about people finding new homes in other countries or the one about people finding valuable treasures amid junk.
That last one, the one about finding hidden treasures, that one really intrigues me. We've been to enough homes around the county to know that one man's junk is truly another man's treasure.
We have seen some pretty amazing stuff.
I'm not one to judge, so there is no criticism here, I'm just sayin' that there is no end to what people will collect, display, hoard or accumulate whether by design or default.
So the other day, we were out seeing a client – actually his pet potbelly pig — and I was just sort of chatting with him (the client, not the pig) as we concluded business and, somehow, the topic of fishing came up. Well, one thread of conversation led to another and before long I mentioned that I do a lot of flyfishing. He told me he never really tried flyfishing but he thought it looked interesting. Then he told me to hold on a second and disappeared into an outbuilding that he said was once a smokehouse/meat locker/butchering shed but hadn't been used as such since 1971.
When he re-remerged he was holding two brick-colored cardboard tubes with the Fenwick label on one end. He said that they belonged to his grandfather and they ought to go to someone who could truly appreciate them 'cause all they were doing at his house was collecting dust. Despite my objections, he pressed them into my hands and made me promise to actually use them… like that's gonna be a problem.
When we finally finished our appointments for the day (one of the longest days on record, by the way) and our mobile veterinary hospital was safely docked and carefully cleaned and I was officially off the clock, I carefully unpacked them – a total Indiana Jones moment for me if there ever was one. Both rods were in near new condition down to the original prices tags ($24.95). After pulling the info off the butt section of each one, I hit the Internet (just a little ironic). It only took a while but eventually I was pretty confident that what I had in my possession were two pre-1960 eight-and- a-half foot, 7-wt or 8-wt fiberglass fly rods.
Further research showed that the guys who use fiberglass rods really love 'em. I sort of got the impression that they are like the guys who still drive 1964 Chevy Impalas or the guys who still listen to oldies on AM radio…or like the guys who still use rabbit ears to watch TV.
So, after reading all the glowing reports … I naturally, went fishing.
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Arnold also sought to distinguish himself from Gatsas by stressing that he has a vision for the city. He described a dream he had, 10 years in the future, in which a young couple in the Boston area would contemplate making a trip to Manchester. "They can check out the 'Riverwalk,' and the new five-star restaurant, and while they're there, they decide to check out homes, and they don't even have to read up on Manchester schools, because it's well known they are the very best the state has to offer."
Arnold's latest proposal is for a boardwalk along the Merrimack, much like they have in Providence, R.I. Arnold also wants to hire up to 20 more police officers, more teachers and to beautify downtown.
Gatsas noted that Arnold had voted against a $2.8 million bond for technology upgrades in the schools. Arnold replied that he did so because he felt it was a "Band-Aid" solution.
Arnold: "Band-Aids don't help a broken arm."
What effect the debate will have is, well, debatable. It perhaps didn't help that the organizers, the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, didn't allow media outlets to broadcast or record the debate from inside the hall at St. Anselm's Institute of Politics. Instead, the chamber said media could set up in the lobby outside the hall.
He pressed Robin Comstock, the chamber president, to allow him to air the event. "This unfounded excuse to stick us in the lobby is a disservice to the thousands of listeners who would otherwise tune live or visit our archive of the broadcast to hear the chamber ask its questions of the mayoral candidates," Girard wrote in an email to Gemma Waite French, the chamber's marketing director. (Girard posted his entire exchange with the chamber online.)
"Our event, first and foremost, is for our chamber members," she said. "They're open to the public, and we invite the media to attend. We like having media there. (Girard) was invited and chose to not attend."
It's farewell to Peter Capano, the shaggy-haired, ever-friendly chief of the parks division.
"I'm proud of my accomplishments over 26 years," Capano said. "I don't think you'll find anywhere in the city a construction project or sewer or drain . that I didn't have a finger in. I'm proud that my adopted city of Manchester has given me these opportunities."
What's next for Capano? He says he and his wife will remain in Manchester, and he hopes they will be doing some traveling, including trips to Europe.
In the meantime, Capano says he'll be keeping an eye on the city's medians, roads and parks for any problems. "I know the number to call," he said.
Tuesday's aldermen's meeting was a long one and, as is often the case, some of the more significant items passed without discussion or debate.
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They also approved grant applications for $40,000 to complete the Rockingham trail and develop a master plan to enhance bike and pedestrian infrastructure. The money would come from the New Hampshire Bicycle and Pedestrian Grant Program. And just so we're clear, as one of the men who oversee the program explained to me, the grant money is coming from a donor, not the state.


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Weber State spring football came to an end with the annual Purple and White Game Saturday afternoon at Stewart Stadium. The White team came out on top 14-7 in the game that marks the end of spring camp.
Big Sky signs 3-year deal with Reno to host postseason hoops tourney
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The Big Sky Conference will play its annual postseason men's and women's basketball tournament in Reno, Nevada, starting in 2016, the league announced Friday.
Wildcats looking for consistency as spring football winds down
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Weber State football is building its spring camp around competition, and competition in all things — for depth-chart placement, repetitions and a spot with the rising program.
Weber State's mascot Waldo captures national mascot championship
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Weber State's mascot Waldo captured first place in the NCA Collegiate National Mascot Championships Saturday in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Wildcats impress, improve in first scrimmage
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Weber State football confident this spring
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After a year in transition, Weber State coach Jay Hill said the Wildcats are exhibiting signs of confidence in preparation as spring football commenced this week.
Eastern Washington beats Montana 69-65 in Big Sky final
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Tyler Harvey scored 18 points and Eastern Washington beat Montana 69-65 in the Big Sky championship game Saturday night to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Top-seeded Montana beats Weber St. 76-73 in OT
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Martin Breunig scored four of his 24 points in overtime and grabbed 12 rebounds as top-seeded Montana beat Weber State 76-73 in the first round of the Big Sky tournament on Thursday night.
Rahe, Wildcats confident heading into Big Sky tourney
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Weber State coach Randy Rahe said the Wildcats are playing their best basketball of the season as they enter the Big Sky tournament Thursday against Montana in Missoula.
Wildcats fall to Eastern Washington, still qualify for conference tourney
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Weber State fell in an overtime game to Eastern Washington, 79-71. However, Southern Utah also lost, boosting the Wildcats into the Big Sky tourney at Montana.
EWU shares Big Sky title after 79-71 OT win over Weber State
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Venky Jois had 22 points and 16 rebounds as Eastern Washington beat Weber State 79-71 in overtime for a share of the Big Sky Conference title on Saturday night.
Weber State basketball continues to fight the odds
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posted Mar 6th - 8:17am
The Weber State basketball program has fought several things this season — injuries, losses, overall youth — yet the Wildcats are still in position to make the Big Sky tournament with a strong run in the weekend's final games.
Wildcats stay alive in postseason race
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Weber State basketball picked up a critical victory, beating Idaho, 74-63, to stay alive in the race for a Big Sky tournament seed.
Weber State eyes tourney, tops Idaho 74-63
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Joel Bolomboy scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Weber State kept its bid for a spot in the Big Sky Conference tournament alive with a 74-63 win over Idaho Thursday night.
Weber State edges Idaho State 61-57
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Chris Golden sank six 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 24 points, including the go-ahead bucket, to lift Weber State to a 61-57 win over Idaho State on Saturday night.
Weber State football announces 2015 schedule
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A Pac-12 opponent, the four-time defending FCS national champions and a full slate of Big Sky Conference games highlight the 2015 Weber State football schedule.
Montana tops Weber State, 74-63, takes over 1st
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Martin Breunig scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Montana muscled its way past Weber State, 74-63 on Saturday night.
Weber win helps 'Cats in conference tourney hunt
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Weber State's win over Montana State Thursday helps the Wildcats in their pursuit of a spot in the Big Sky tournament.
Weber State holds off Montana State for 74-71 win
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Joel Bolomboy scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Weber State never trailed in picking up a 74-71 win over Montana State on Thursday night.
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Join us for an Open House Wednesday, September 21 (2011) 6:30-8:30 p.m. Conestoga Rec Center 9985 SW 125th Avenue Beaverton, OR 97008 Formal presentation at 7:00 pm Get an overview of the project's purpose and schedule, and learn about crossing alternatives that are under consideration. Project staff will be on hand to answer questions and discuss concerns citizens may have about the pro- ject. We Hope you will join us! For more information: Brad Hauschild, Park Planner Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation 503 629 6305 x2931 email@example.com www.FannoCrossingHall.org Last edited by K'Tesh; 09-17-2011 at 09:47 PM. |
I attended the open house last night. For those that missed it you can review the 4 options on the web site K'Tesh posted above, and you can then indicate which you prefer and reasons in the online comment card. Survey closes on Monday the 26th, so don't wait.
I was disappointed to learn that there is no funding beyond the design at this point, once the preferred option is selected and approved by Beaverton and THPRD they will start applying for funding. Given the current mood in Congress to slash the transportation budget, starting with "extras" like ped and bike funding, we may not see any actual construction for years. |
Care to lay odds? I see a crossing coming... none of the others are attractive to me. The raised road is ugly and the bridges are very expensive. A few signs; a couple of lights; and a center island is sufficient... it is a "midstreet crosswalk" which they hate doing but I think they already know it is the only choice they really have.
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My first choice is the underpass (so long as it can be kept mud free), 2nd is the spiraling overpass, but I'd want a longer spiral to reduce the angle for cyclists and wheelchairists alike. |
My first choice is the at-grade crossing. It would be really cheap except for the need to add a second left turn lane, and if what K'Tesh said in the previous response was accurate those will be needed just to handle traffic growth anyway.
My second choice is the tunnel. It is the best option to make Hall a "non-event" for trail users. I didn't make it my first choice because it is the most expensive. If it becomes the preferred alternative getting that amount of money will probably be harder / take longer, and therefore we will have to put up with the status quo for more years. I don't like either overpass option. Every overpass I've seen is an eyesore. If it must be an overpass I prefer the straight ramps. I foresee conflicts between cyclists and other trail users going around the spiral ramps. So my third choice was the straight ramp and the spiral was dead last. Dave |
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Just a reminder that the final Fanno Creek-Hall Blvd Crossing SAC meeting is coming up on Wednesday, September 28 at 6:30 pm. This is an important meeting, the committee will finalize their recommendation (of two crossing options) so please join us!
Wednesday, September 28 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Conestoga Center, Room 202 9985 SW 125th Ave Beaverton OR 97008 A draft agenda for the discussion can be found on our website http://fannocrossinghall.org, under the Public Involvement tab, on the Events page. Thank you for your interest in this project. |
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In Last place... Mid-Block Crossing, there's just too much traffic trying to turn left at Greenway to make one work.
In 2nd/3rd... The Bridges (Ramp slightly leading over the Spiral). Major concerns, cyclists bypassing it and "wild cat" crossing mid-block. Speed of cyclists and skateboards on the descent, and difficulties for wheelchairists going up a 300+ foot ramp (even with landings). Which makes the Underpass the clear winner. No waiting for signal changes, no long climbs or fast descents, and the raised level of the road would probably prevent cyclists from even wanting to try to "wild cat" cross. Good engineering should keep it out of the water during most high water events, and free of mud. I've been having problems with the camera pop up lately... sorry about the poor selection of shots and quality (no flash) Last edited by K'Tesh; 09-28-2011 at 11:17 PM. |
On the lower right corner of the drawing for the underpass, is that a digitally altered photo showing what the underpass option could look like? If so, anyway someone could get that pic posted to this thread?
I'm squinting my eyes to look at it, and what I see appears to be a square opening in a big wall under the road. Height and width dimensions would be helpful. Doesn't look like anything special...certainly not something befitting what holds the potential to be quite a grand, natural setting park. Unless an underpass settled for would be one of those claustrophobia inducing types such as the one further south of Hall Blvd on the Fanno Creek Trail, the opportunity should be taken to make something beautiful and elegant. Obviously, money is the big issue, tending to direct that plans be limited to anything but the most basic but functional option. But still... . What I think I've been hearing, is that this current process is just to decide on an option to proceed with and begin to locate funding for. The actual option chosen won't likely be built for years to come. Might as well plan to create something really good. |
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The underpass is one found in Vancouver, it goes under the railroad and leads to a nice little trail. I don't have a better pic.
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* Homemade Gift: Eye Spy Book
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- Amber Joy said...
This is the coolest idea ever! Can I borrow it? ;) You are so creative, which is why I'm a follower - I can't think of these things on my own!
- June 13, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Amber Joy --
Absolutely!! That's why I share my ideas and our projects with all of you, so you can make them too! Share photos of your project(s) if you make one on my Facebook page!!
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- Deceptively Educational said...
I love this idea! Not only does the finished product look like loads of fun, but I can see my son really enjoying gathering all the objects and helping take the pictures! Thanks for sharing!!
- June 13, 2011 at 11:15 AM
- se7en said...
Just Love It!!!
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- Stevie @ MooreBabies said...
What a CUTE idea!!!
- June 13, 2011 at 9:42 PM
- Becky @ Fakin It said...
I am so glad you posted this. My boys and I have been talking about making our own I Spy book for awhile now but I wasn't sure how to go about it. Thanks for the great idea!
- June 13, 2011 at 10:43 PM
- Apron Appeal said...
I love all your kid are ideas but this one I REALLY LOVE because, I don't have to cut or paste or color or you know....make a mess. I could actually do this with my girls while they are cleaning their room.
- June 14, 2011 at 4:50 AM
- Polka said...
very nice :) love it
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- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Apron Appeal --
I LOVE the idea of doing this while you clean kid's rooms or playrooms = GENIUS!!
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- dannyscotland said...
That is a genius idea! Thank you for sharing it.
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- Amnah said...
Incredible!! I wish I had seen this sooner. This would have kept my girls busy on our overseas flight tomorrow. I love your blog. It's always such an inspiration.
- June 15, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Jackie H. said...
This is wonderful. We are leaving on a trip next week and this would make a great car book. Dragging out all of the toys and putting them back in the right spot would be a good way to burn off some of that pretrip excitement too!
- June 15, 2011 at 4:42 PM
- Jen@I Want a Nap said...
I LOVE this idea! I can't wait to do it with my kids!
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- Jen said...
What an awesome gift- so creative. I'll have to share this post with my girls for sure!
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- Becca at Motherhood "perfected" said...
I love that you did this by COLOR, brilliant!
- June 18, 2011 at 3:15 AM
- Amy @ Positively Splendid said...
What a fun idea to keep kiddos entertained! I shared this in my Saturday Seven lineup this weekend. http://www.positivelysplendid.com/2011/06/saturday-seven-no-16.html
- June 18, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- anne@floralshowers said...
this is really cute! my daughter loves I SPY!
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Hi I really like your Eye spy idea. I'm thinking of doing something like this with cloth. Here are some of my cloth ideas.http://www.feedingnineonadime.com/2012/09/up-cycled-quiet-books-for-my-twins.html
I am sharing on google plus. HAve a great day!
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Mercer County Fair
The Mercer County Fair has been running strong since its first fair in 1853. Today, over 160 years later, the fair is still brings the county and visitors together each July. Enjoy their exhibitions that include livestock, hobbies, antiques, photography, culinary arts, flowers and vegetables. Great family fun!
QCA Heritage Tractor Parade and Show
Celebrate the history, pride, and technology of Deere & Company during the QCA Heritage Tractor Parade and Show. This tractor parade and show features all brands/colors 1970 and older of John Deere Tractors. It will be held September 8 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at the John Deere Pavilion, 1400 River Drive in Moline, IL. Admission to the parade and show are free.
1st Annual Semi-Truck Cruise In
All truck makes, models and years are welcome. Join this year's cruise in and let the truck shine. This is a free family friendly event. At the Sandburg Mall 1150 W. Carl Sandburg Drive.
Sweet Annie's Open House and Home Tour
Explore this original Colony structure that once served as a communal residence for families of Bishop Hill. See how it has been transformed into a wonderful backdrop for primitive antiques and handcrafted wares displayed throughout this stately home. You will find Primitive Cupboards, Folk Art, Early Country in old paint & original surface, Garden Accents, Textiles, Pottery, Quilts, Yellowware, Treenware, Baskets. Open 10 am to 4 pm.
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Geneseo Maxwell Street Day
Retailers and residents fill downtown State Street with a variety of unique items, all priced to sell. Open 9 am to 2 pm.
Bishop Hill Honor Flight Benefit
The spirit of giving each year is renewed by the Bishop Hill, The Filling Station Restaurant who organizes the annual fundraiser to send the Quad Cities area veterans to Washington, D.C. part of the Honor Flight Network. A barbeque rib dinner, that's finger licking good right off the grill starts the festivities. Patriot Guard and Legion Riders ride into town and kick off the festivities with an invocation and presentation of colors. Patriotic music is provided throughout the event as well as unique military exhibits and a military retreat is held promptly at 1800 hours with a 21 gun salute and taps. A live auction of donated items, including, locally made artisan craft to sports memorabilia and more is the highlight of the day, besides the eating that is. Golf cart shuttle service from outlying parking areas will be provided to Village Park by Cambridge Cart Sales. Area veterans are provided with a free trip to visit their memorial with priority given to survivors of World War II, Korean War, and any veteran with a terminal illness. Honor Flight Quad Cities operates on donations from organizations and individuals. Representatives from the Honor Flight organization attend the fundraiser. All proceeds from the day's events are donated to Honor Flight of the Quad Cities, $60,000 and counting. 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Hog Day Stampede
Join us and compete in the four-mile Stampede, a one-mile run and a quarter-mile "fun run" for younger children. T-shirt awards, children under 7 receive a free t-shirt. Begins at 8 am.
Geneseo Christmas Tour of Homes
Some of Geneseo's most beautiful and unique homes will be featured on the tour, each with a touch of the Christmas season. The Tour of Homes is sponsored by the Geneseo Alliance of Ladies (GALS). The money goes to help women from our community continue their education or get training to re-enter the workforce.
Orion Community Garage Sale Day
A day to find your treasure searching over 100 sales within the community. Central Park features a pancake breakfast and afternoon pork chops. Open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Downtown Kewanee Car Show
Cruise in held on Friday night. Saturday Classic and vintage cars roll into downtown Kewanee and line the street for a top 100 car show.
Mother's Day Celebration
Nestled in a beautiful country setting just outside the Quad Cities, Lavender Crest Winery in Colona, Illinois features award-winning wines, wine production, a wine tasting room, a banquet center, entertainment, gift shop, espresso bar that serves lunch, wine tours and more. Spend some time with your mother while enjoying a variety of foods. Reservations are required. Open 11 am to 2 pm
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Torment at Twelve Hundred
This theatrical haunted attraction will engulf all the senses with a magnitude of fears. The trail through the woods leading to Dr. E. Vilstien's secret laboratory and Hidden View Sanatorium will make you scream and run for your life. Not recommended for 12 year olds and younger. Open toed shoes and high heels are prohibited! Torment at Twelve Hundred bids you to see what new horrors await. Open: 3-5 10-12 17-19, and 24-26 and October 31. Hours: 7pm to 10pm. Admission is $13.00 per person.
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Atkinson Heritage Day
Our heritage is for everyone! A celebration of small town life featuring a fun filled family event that brings us all back in time for a moment to understand our heritage, enjoy the company of others and an opportunity to meet new friends. Activities include 5K/1K mile race, softball and Rolle Bolle Tournaments, children's games, evening music entertainment. Join in on the meat & soup cook-off featuring, "Hutsepot" a (Belgian Dish). Craft and Food Vendors featured throughout the park and enjoy the Duck Derby at the Village Fountain. Activities begin at 8 am.
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Geneseo Music Fest
A Geneseo tradition reinvented. City Park becomes filled on Friday with the annual queen contest and supper to follow. On Saturday family fun begins with music, children and family activities, food and beverage. Activities begin at 5 pm on Friday and 8 am on Saturday.
Midsommar Music Festival
Music and fun for the entire family, participate in musical workshops, jamming sessions and a barn dance with instructions provided. Main stage concerts are held in Village Park. Main Stage Events begin at 11 am, Maypole procession at 4 pm, and Barn Dance at 7 pm.
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Henry County Fair
A week long summer event showcasing Henry County's premier agricultural talent; area residents display their livestock, art and garden pride. Watch, or better yet, partake in the tractor pull or demolition derby. Food and carnival rides for all to enjoy.
Freedom Fest's Cruise- In the City of Go
Galva is known as the city of "Go" and cars will be going on this annual cruise event downtown. Start at Veterans Memorial Park, view the cars before they set out for the evening cruise. Food will be available and all proceeds will go towards the Galva Freedom Fest Fourth of July Festivities.
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Geneseo's fastest growing event gets even better. Join Gen-Air for a fly-in luncheon on Thursday, Cruise the Hennepin Canal by golf carts on Friday. Visit downtown on Saturday as the streets fill up with vintage cars from all eras, train engines, model trains, airplanes, food and festivities.
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100+ miles of yard sales through seven counties from Sandwich to Galesburg, IL. Great fun, entertainment, demonstrations, historic sites. Great sales, bargains, treasures, unique collectibles, antiques. Great time, food, lodging, attractions, shopping. Begin or end your journey in Galesburg at the Galesburg Christian School, 1881 E. Fremont Street Friday & Saturday from 8:00 am - 5:00 PM. Many treasures for you to pick from, find wonderful items for yourself, friends and family. Large selection to choose from, come and check us out.
Geneseo Christmas Walk
Geneseo's spirit sparkles downtown with Christmas magic in the air. Each storefront window has family, friends and even animals depicting various scenes. Enjoy chestnuts roasting. Make memories for young and old. Join the Jingle Bell Run and other family activities during the afternoon and enjoy the lighted Christmas parade at 5PM. Watch for Santa. Hours: 8am to 9pm.
Joy of Christmas Service
This beautiful Christmas service is one you won't want to miss. It begins in Andover's Augustana Lutheran Church and concludes by walking to candlelit Jenny Lind Chapel for communion. The service features special choral and instrumental music by Augustana College students and faculty. Refreshments follow the service at Augustana Church. Service begins at 7:30pm.
20th Annual Apple Anne's Antique & Flea Market
Enjoy an upscale antique show featuring 30 vendors on the Alwood Elementary School lawn located on Hwy. 150 in Alpha. Early Bird Admission: $5, Regular Admission $1. Open 8:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Bishop Hill Old Settlers' Association Antique Car Show
Please join us in historic Bishop Hill and spend an automotive fun day in the Village. The park streets are lined with over 100 vintage cars and trucks each year. Bishop Hill's Volunteer Firemen will be serving a grilled pork chop meal in the Park during the Car Show. Proceeds from this show go to the restoration and preservation of the Bishop Hill Colony School completed in 1861. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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