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President Obama has divided his nation in two: those who deem military strikes are the better option to put down Assad's regime and those who see such actions as appalling. Personally, I have to agree with Obama on this one. It is certainly not by sitting back in our comfy chairs in the safety of our homes that change will be brought to a nation who needs it most. The use of chemical weapons is not something that should only be condemned. Action must be taken. We are not talking here about a full on invasion à-la Iraq, but rather a meticulously planned air strike that could put an end to all of these shenanigans. Using WMD is crossing a line you can never come back from, especially since it is a breach of international law. If we sit back and let this one slip, what does that say to any other power seeking tyrant who wants to let the world know he can do what he wants, when he wants, wherever he wants?
Behind the recent chemical weapons attacks in Syria are the rebels and Al Qaida's terrorists. Only they have interest to involve US and allies in a war against Assad regime. Even a child would understand that, but this fool of Obama is ready to side with the same terrorists who attempted on the Tween Towers in New York. This is another of Obama's follies. The first was the war in Libia.
It's absurd that Obama in the conflict in Syria is ready to side with Al Quida's terrorists. What a fool this Obama is! It's also absurd that some Republicans as Mc Cain are backing him up in his war desire. We feel like laughing if the situation wouldn't hurt us.
What interests do Hollande and Obama have in Syria? When will we know the true reasons - in 10-20+ years?
The thing is that one knew what to expect from great leaders such as Reagan, both Bushs, Kohl, Thatcher - they were straightforward, did not base their decisions on opinion polls - they followed through on what they believed. Because the G20 Summit just ended it is noteworthy to highlight that these five exceptional leaders enjoyed excellent relations with Russia - they understood that there is only a "together" in this world with the biggest nation on earth that still has the largest stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
On the contrary, Hollande and to a greater degree Obama are simply show masters who betray their own people and the entire world from the beginning (election campaign) until their disgraceful departure from office. It was Truman who dropped the atomic bombs, it was Kennedy and LBJ who got into Vietnam, Carter and Clinton were total failures - so Obama continues the infamous legacy of the Democrats. And btw Kerry is the biggest joke, Clinton should have remained Sec of State.
This is the Time that the NSA Intelligence machine comes into its own, as the Political Elites who oppose the WAR will be threatened with exposure of their indiscretions! Now that's how you run a democracy.
I see Kerry is coming back to have a chat with Haigh this week, I wonder what he has in his brief case?
Attacks on the Syria isn't the solution at the problem of the world Arab...
Jordanian, Saudi, Turkish, and Qattari governments are heavily engaged in this war. They are manipulating the west to get involved and the west wants to get involved only because of its animosity towards Iran.
Despite all the hatred spread towards Iran, no single terrorist attack against civilians any where in the world has been proven to be initiated by Iranian government. However, many such attacks were found to have their origins in Saudis and Qataris. Terrorist organizations in Afghanistan and Pakistan have their support from Saudis.
But shhh! They have oil!
Iran has been behind several terrorist attacks including the AIMA bombing in Argentina in 1995:
"The AMIA bombing is considered the deadliest terrorist attack in Argentina's history, killing 85 and wounding hundreds more... Numerous former and current Iranian officials are wanted by Interpol in connection with the bombing.
Former Iranian intelligence official Abolghasem Mesbahi, who defected from Iran in the late 1990s, testified that the decision to launch the attack was made within a special operations committee connected to the powerful Supreme National Security Council in August 1993."
They are also the main backers of Hezbollah and Hamas both of whom have a long history of terrorist attacks which they continue today.
Several allegations have been made with respect to AMIA bombing, including Buenos Aires Provincial Police (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_Provincial_Police) and, of course, Iran (strongly by Israel, and lightly by Argentina, the latter for a political reason). Argentina's own investigation has shown no conclusive results.
I know Iran has been implicated in many violent incidents (for e.g., Pan Am bombing), but each time the crimes have not been proved.
Hezbollah has been declared a terrorist organization, alright, but I could not find any incident in which the organization attacked civilians. They have been fighting Israeli military, as far as I know.
By the way, very recently, Iran's foreign minister (Mohammad Javad Zarif) sent a tweet saying: "Happy Rosh Hashana" to Jews living in Iran (www.bbc.co.uk).
Religious minorities have 2.1 percent seats in Iranian Parliament and that includes Armenians, Assyrians and Cheldeans (Catholics) Jews and Zoroastrians.
The attack in Argentina in 1995 was made against the jewish population residing in my country. Jewish people residing in Argentina have the option to return to Israel for "protection".
Argentina had enough evidence for Interpol to issue Arrest Warrants for several Iranian's; arguably their enthusiasm for justice was later tempered by political practicality - much like British investigations into Russian hits in London tend to fizzle out irrespective of the evidence.
As for evidence about Hezbollah, how about the Burgas bus bombing? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Burgas_bus_bombing
I'd have thought there's enough evidence there to convince most reasonably people, given that it was compelling enough for the EU (that can't agree on anything) to unanimously list them as a terrorist organisation.
They've also fired countless missiles at Israeli civilians over the years and attacked assorted Do you consider them military targets too?
I thought the "Happy Rosh Hashana" was a nice gesture and shows that their new President is more diplomatic than the last one. It's a shame their government felt compelled to deny it soon after.
Let's hope he has the power to change policies and not just their presentation.
Religious minorities do indeed have representatives in the Iranian parliament, however, they are still subject to various forms of discrimination. Hopefully, all Iranians will one day have freedom of speech, study and religion.
I find it difficult to accept that an organization/country that is clearly against another country will engage in an act against it and not accept responsibility for it. What is the message? (In some cases Hezbollah did accept responsibility, but those were not related to attacks on civilians)
Yes, governments like those in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan also engage in terror activities (against muslims and non-muslims) but they also want to keep west on their side, so they have an incentive to act covertly.
I find it difficult to accept that an organization/country that is clearly against another country will engage in an act against it and not accept responsibility for it. What is the message? (In some cases Hezbollah did accept responsibility, but those were not related to attacks on civilians)
Yes, governments like those in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan also engage in terror activities (against muslims and non-muslims) but they also want to keep west on their side, so they have an incentive to act covertly.
I find it difficult to accept that an organization/country that is clearly against another country will engage in an act against it and not accept responsibility for it. What is the message? (In some cases Hezbollah did accept responsibility, but those were not related to attacks on civilians)
Yes, governments like those in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan also engage in terror activities (against muslims and non-muslims) but they also want to keep west on their side, so they have an incentive to act covertly.
Talk about revisionist history. You take the cake for lies. I guess the 242 Americans and 100 French killed in the bombings in Lebanon were not provable either......
Please go thru the series of discussions on this matter between me and C5z......
Please go thru the series of discussions on this matter between me and C5z......
Please go thru the series of discussions on this matter between me and C5z......
What is pathetic is that is in the Arab leagues backyard and an Arab problem but as they are at best keystone clowns run by oil tycoons and despots they won't do anything publicly and they mumble privately.
From a moral point of view Obama is right but is it worth it ?
Clearly this is a message to Iran.
How is Obama going to try and bomb another country and he has not legalized marijuana yet? To me this makes no sense.
Here's an interesting article from an AP reporter who says Syrian rebels told him it was the rebels who released the dreaded chemicals. And, furthermore, that the Saudis were the ones who gave the rebels the gaseous goods in the first place:
After the illegitimate war in Iraq, people are sick and tired of military actions in these trouble spots.
Many rebels are being radicalized by Al Qaeda and US/EU are being goaded into taking the moral high ground, and thereby doing someone else's dirty work
Stay out of Syria, getting entangled in Syria is a BIG MISTAKE!
What a mess. On Friday, NPR reported that the delivery systems used for chemical weapons used recently (and in March) were neither military or industrial grade but were home made. The U.N. mission asked to verify that chemical weapons were used won't issue its findings for another 2-3 weeks. Will those findings report who actually used the chemical weapons?
Barack Obama is already an embarrassment, so launching a war to keep him from losing credibility makes very little sense at this point. And I'd like to hear one person give a realistic illustration of what "success" would even look like if we accidentally bumbled our way into it.
Ban Ki-moon is right: a western military strike could worsen the Syria conflict leading to a vicious cycle of more killing/violence.
He warned "Everything should be handled within the framework of the UN Charter. The use of force is lawful only when in exercise of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter and, or when the Security Council approves such action."
Without UN approval, US military actions in Syria are illegal and US will be held accountable for war crimes.
MrObama, you are law professor. You should know better what it means to break the laws.
Bush/Blair (violating UN) willfully breaking laws to invade Iraq illegally murdering thousands & thousands of innocent people including women/children (yet no WMD was found in Iraq - US intelligence is indeed very "accurate", very "reliable" & all these thousands & thousands of innocent people, voiceless, defenceless, were murdered by GBush/TBlair & they died in pain, in vain), Bush/Blair set a very bad precedent and now no one believes this rule of law.
When you break the law, you have to be charged and brought to justice especially the murdering thousands of innocent people including women/children (very serious war crimes).
MrObama-proud winner of Nobel peace prize, who do you think GBush/TBlair are? You think you should allow these 2 murderers to get away scot-free after murdering thousands & thousands of innocent people including women/children? What's moral obscenity? Where's moral compass? Are Muslims sub-humans to be murdered/urinated/tortured as you like?
Nobel peace prize for war monger? The USMissile will hit a chemical warfare stockpile. The chemicals release will kill another 1239 Civilians. Asad meanwhile shot down a few US planes.
Before Jim Jones was arrested, he decided to kill everyone at Jonestown, and then he was shot. Our rulers may be contemplating something similar, starting with an attack on Syria. If so, the only alternative is martial law and total amnesty. Forget justice. Forget the entire judgemental mentality. At least we will be able to think for ourselves like genuine human beings.
WHERE's THE HARD EVIDENCE OF ASSAD REGIME CULPABILITY???
Absent the releasing to the public of the Syrian military commanders/Assad regime officials' communications intercepts* that indicate that the Assad regime was behind the recent chemical weapons attacks- then military strikes on the Assad regime to retaliate for chemical weapons attacks would be jumping the gun...
* that the US govt has said for weeks that it has...
If military force is used against the Assad regime by the US + allies as retaliation against the Assad regime for being behind the recent chemical weapons attacks in Syria, and if in the future evidence arises indicating that in fact it was not the Assad regime that was behind these attacks... what sort of credibility will the US + allies have worldwide in the future??
How much would this damage the US + allies' efforts and abilities to obtain world cohesion for good works projects, economic development and world stability in the future??
If intercepts of communications between Assad Regime military commanders/officials that indicate complicity in the recent chemical weapons attacks exist- as the US govt has claimed- then these intercepts ought to be made public immediately, with the names and ranks of Syrian military commanders/officials implicated also released...
Doing this would not need to indicate 'how' or where such communications' intercepts took place- or methods used to obtain such intercepts- only the content of what was said and the names of people involved would need to be made public...
Syria should not have been allowed to be in possession of huge stockpiles of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) for most of the last 3-decades...
Responsible governments and politicians ought to be saying this publicly and strategizing how to rid not only Syria, but also the Muslim middle east generally, of WMD's and the ability to produce WMD's such as chemical and biological weapons...
The recently concluded fractious G20 meeting in St Petersburg, Russia, would have served a far greater purpose if representatives of member countries and organizations had put their efforts into dispassionately and objectively questioning why and for what purpose for-over-30-years the Assad regime has manufactured and possessed gigantic stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons... instead of debating how to symbolically 'slap' the regime for its purported use of such weapons...
A vote should have been conducted at the G20 asking attendees if they are for or against Assad regime Syria continuing to be able to manufacture WMDs and continuing to possess massive amounts of WMDs...
Roderick V. Louis,
Vancouver, BC, Canada
"if in the future evidence arises indicating that in fact it was not the Assad regime that was behind these attacks... "
They will say "it was based on the best available intelligence at that time" Remember Collin Powell, George Bush, Dick Cheney, Paul Wolfoviz, Don Rumsfeld, Richard Pearle?
End result?
While it is true that global norms and international conventions prohibit the use of WMDs such as the chemical weapons recently used in Syria, one way of preventing repeat incidents from being carried out by the Assad regime or any other group is to have the gigantic stockpiles of existing WMDs removed from Syria all together....
Responsible developed and developing countries' politicians ought to be demanding that all of Syria's existing WMDs be removed/turned over to neutral third parties- before calling for military strikes against Syria...
Although, if the establishment of a secular rule-of-law, equitable-human rights upholding democracy in Syria was the stated objective of military intervention in Syria by the US, UK, France + allies... then, if the many years of reported egregious abuses of its citizenry by the Assad regime are accurate, such military intervention/air strikes would seem to be justified and long overdue...
Roderick V. Louis,
Vancouver, BC, Canada
You speak as though you've never read a book on the problems of a real war. Posting an unrealistic dream "demand" does not change much.
And for the record, signing your name to a post that has your name as username is sign of bizarre ego at work.
You say: "for the record...."
Whose/what organization's/official bodies' record??
Your use of this type of phraseology implies that you believe you are the object of an audience-of-substantial-importance... a bizarre ego at work??
You also state: "... signing your name to a post that has your name as username is sign of bizarre ego at work..."
Usernames on the Internet do not always reflect accurately the identity of the individual posting comments...
Cowards and intellectually dishonest, short-sighted reactionaries often hide behind manufactured usernames as a way of not having to account for and/or defend posted comments at a later date...
Roderick V. Louis
Vancouver, BC, Canada
A normally mentally healthy user does not sign a discussion forum post as though it were a letter to an editor - that's the etiquette you are breaking. Look around and check who does that, and imagine if everyone did and how STUPID it would look.
Conversely, the more kookier a person is, the more they lean toward attention-getting display behavior. Your location for instance is of no use in the discussion, it's just you talking about you, so a little ego is clearly involved here.
Last of all the boldly defensive and hyperbolic defense you resort to in your last paragraph is further sign of a tippy wagon. You could have shown some smarts and just stopped signing a post where your name is already the username. Instead you double-down on nutty.
Sorry, it is what it is!
Why is it that every debate you engage in quickly descends into personal attacks? I have never seen anything like it.
Because your Sarah Palin mind calls a careful criticism a personal attack. I reported your post, idiot.
" A normally mentally healthy user does not sign a discussion forum post as though it were a letter to an editor - that's the etiquette you are breaking. Look around and check who does that, and imagine if everyone did and how STUPID it would look."
Spoken like a gentleman.
Thank you, Sarah Palin!
If America wanted to impress the world with it's credibility we'd pass an assault weapons ban and end capital punishment & the criminal-industrial system based on our phony war on drugs.
Willey-nilly bombing to teach one bad guy a lesson (which NEVER accomplishes what fat TV talking heads or old war criminals say it will) just confirms for other nations the opinion they get from watching American social/gun violence; that America is preeminently violent among democracies.
President Obama should have simply used his authority and struck Assad's forces, their weapons stockpiles, and initiated collapse of the regime.
I am distressed that the West has become a population of bystanders. Many Americans who are, in the words of JFK, "unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of those human rights to which this nation has always been committed," find the current intransigence to be deplorable.
What do we stand for? Peace, when it is cheap? Human rights, when we do not have to fight for them? The weak need the protection of the strong, and the strong should be prepared to sacrifice for what is right.
In reply to my own comment, let us not forget that the rebellion in Syria went for quite a while without Western support, and Al Qaida fighters came in to full the vacuum. If you want rebels worth supporting, you must be involved from day one.
Your whole spiel is utter nonsense, beginning to end, every detail and sputterance.
Obama had no opportunity to "initiate collapse of the regime."
Daring to use "bystanders" for the US when we just killed a couple hundred thousand Iraq and blew $5,000,000,000,000.00 as yet unpaid dollars in Iraq and Afghanistan is pretty blind. Quoting the militarily incompetent and intervention happy JFK does not help.
Summing up as do with treacly rhetoric, after such a train wreck of an open, is rather ostrich like. Americans know our war plans suck, cost too much, and are generally counter-productive. You don't seem to.
Does this mean, Professor Leftnut, that you prefer a Jeffersonian isolationist approach to this problem of WMD proliferation? Is there a better plan, which confronts the "axis of evil" behind Assad's regime?
Jefferson was not an isolationist.
"The problem" is not WMD proliferation out of Syria, nor is Syria's chem weapons a WMD.
You can't have a better plan when you don't have a plan to begin with, which you don't.
Naming a dictator you don't like part of an "Axis of Evil" may motivate those who make decisions on hype, but does not motivate this observer.
Not sure what you mean calling me "professor" is that meant as a put down? Never mind - I don't care.
Professor Leftnut, you got that one right !
a Nobel PEACE prize winner? martin luther King , jr. must be turning over in his grave. Now obama wants t oshow strenght? Where were his ba**s when he gave up the public option? This man is still searching for his father. Oh wait, he has found his father in John Mccain.
Obama is bipolar, his face looks like he needs to be treat it for his mental illness the sooner the better!
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Your PC-BSD system is secure by default. This section provides an overview of the built-in security features and additional resources should you like to learn more about further increasing the security of your system.
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In three days, our house has been properly Christmas-tized--corners iced with twinkly lights, nooks adorned with pinecones. This morning, as I stepped out onto cold tile after my shower, I smelled the residue of dust that has rested on electric heat pipes for a good nine months and finally got the chance to burn off. Yes, we ran the heater--a monumental occasion down here but one to be celebrated when it lines up properly with holiday preparation.
The unspoken agreement in our home is that I get the final say on inside decor and Brett has the outside. In other words, I don't exactly love flashing, colored LED lights that scream Vegas, Vegas, Vegas! But Brett loves them, and I like the way they make him happy. I will put my foot down when he attempts to synchronize them with landscape speaker-blasted Grandma Got Ran Over by a Reindeer.
Tradition and home are such comforting things right now. And I love that elements of both of these are controllable--I can create so much of what I want for my family. So that's what we do right now.
This little Hallmark music maker has been around since Lainey received it on her second Christmas. It is a favorite of my girls.
We crafted and created a lot this past weekend. I'll share a few of my favorite creations this week, the first being this little snowglobe gift. I've been trying to think of a way to turn some of Lainey's drawings into Christmas gifts, and I had some leftover supplies from our winter terrarium (will share later this week). We combined them to create winter scenes for her art.
We've been using Sachiko Umoto's drawing book to guide Lainey in drawing some woodland creatures. She's very meticulous (;o) tedious) and it takes her a long time, so if I were to do this over I'd scan the artwork first and duplicate it to make several ornaments for friends and family to save her from drawing too many.
Breakin' down into teeny tiny easy steps.
You'll need:
* Clear Glass or Plastic Fillable Ornaments. We found ours at Joanns and they work great because they are flattened, making it easy to adhere drawing.
* Your child's artwork (keep it small, no bigger than 2 1/2 inches tall).
* Pure white crafting sand (available at craft stores). We used white craft sand because we already had it, but I'm sure you could also use some version of artificial snow.
* Fine White Glitter
* Tiny Pinecones (if you can find them outside; otherwise we found a bag of tiny ones at Joanns)
* Craft Moss
* Tacky Glue, Scissors
* Optional: Fabric scraps to cover the ornament fixture at the top
1. Cut around the edge of your child's artwork.
2. Paint a thin layer of glue behind artwork.
3. Carefully roll/bend artwork so it can be slipped into ornament ship-in-a-bottle style.
4. Using tweezers, carefully slide artwork into ornament, being careful not to get glue where you don't want it.
5. Once in position (not too close to the bottom because your snow will cover it up), press down against back of ornament.
6. Using the end of a paintbrush or pencil, smooth edges of artwork down to make sure everything is adhered to ornament.
7. Create a paper funnel and pour white sand mixed with a little fine glitter into ornament. Stop when snow level is to your liking (I like the art critter to look like he's sitting in the snow).
8. Using tweezers, drop in one tiny pinecone (you might need to give it a little push).
9. Add a tiny scrap of moss.
10. Reattach ornament fixture. Our ornaments are very secure--light enough where the ornament does not pull away from the fixture. You may want to hot glue yours if it feels like it's pulling.
11. To add a little more, squeeze a little glue along the edge of ornament fixture...
12. ...and cover with a strip of your favorite fabric.
Voila. Hello cute little critter on your tree. Merry Christmas. Now make ten more and give them away. You will get smiles...promise.
If you seek, you shall find. Because, look...in Florida. It's beginning to look a lot like...
This time of year, this blog space becomes invaluable to me. I'll sprinkle it with glitter. Take some if you like.
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Craftastic: Kids Art Winter Ornaments
73 comments:
- CheCiara said...
Oh your tree is beautiful! And I love your home made ornaments. This needs to happen in our home.
We put up our decorations yesterday which is quite early for England but we just couldn't help ourselves.
Then we sat down an watched Elf. "The best way to spread Christmas Cheer is to sing out loud for all to hear" - November 26, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Angela said...
Love the ornament! It's so special and something that you'll love for years to come! Happy Monday!
- November 26, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Tiffany said...
Beautiful gift idea. All my baby girl draws right now is scribbles, but maybe in a couple years.
- November 26, 2012 at 7:49 AM
- dani macsnider said...
nella looks so old and mature! woahhH!!!
ps. love this craft. such a special treasure!! - November 26, 2012 at 7:50 AM
- Comfypjs said...
I love the ornament because it is handmade but because it will bring memories back for many years of when the kids were young!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- Kristy said...
Oh, this is too cute! I love your lovely tree and your lovely words! Have a great day!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:12 AM
- Beth @ E. lizard Breath Speaks said...
love it! so cute. creative & fun too!! ( :
- November 26, 2012 at 8:13 AM
- Jenna | The Paleo Project said...
Love this idea. Might have to do this with some of my kids I babysit.
- November 26, 2012 at 8:22 AM
- Sybil@PeaceitallTogether said...
I must admit, I'm a bit jealous of your craftiness and creativity. Also, that you have "completed" decorating for Christmas. :) It looks beautiful! You are an inspiration!!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- itsrainingelephants said...
Her animals are so cute! She is talented :) Love the craft idea, will definitely keep it in the back of my head for when I have my own little ones!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:29 AM
- Abby said...
Dear Lord,
Please forgive me for coveting Nella's little brown sweater.
We're off to find the supplies to make those rad ornaments. Thanks for the glitter, Kelle. ;) - November 26, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Brianne Heape said...
I'm loving this Christmas craft. Although I don't have little ones, my family often asks for personal crafts from me - this is top of my list. Thanks!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:45 AM
- 17enne said...
You are really more creative than anyone else I know. For real, I'm impressed. The point is not the idea, lot of people have some, but you succeed in doing it well, and it makes me really jealous.
The same 17-year-old from a cold Italy. - November 26, 2012 at 8:45 AM
- Drew said...
Cool! I'm going to add this to the list of crafts my students can make on incentive day. Very cute. They'll love it!
- November 26, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Jessica Huisman said...
I love the little white trees that are sitting on your mantle in the pictures. Did you make those? Tutorial? :)
- November 26, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Debby said...
Such a cute project with the ornaments. Lainey is quite the artist. Your tree loos beautiful. I bet your girls love this time of the year.
- November 26, 2012 at 9:21 AM
- Abernathy said...
- November 26, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- Kelly Cach said...
This little ornament makes a sappy mama even sappier....sniff.
And sweet to see a mother/daughter team named Linda & Kelly....my real mama's name is Linda...sniff again :)
Bless you,
Kelly - November 26, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- Donelle Sleight said...
Thanks for the great holiday idea. There is a cute site called lolly wolly doodle on facebook. Great handmade kids clothes. High lighted on CBS this morning
- November 26, 2012 at 9:42 AM
- Lise said...
Love these ornaments! I'm doing a workshop for parents in a couple weeks about creating gifts with their kids' art. I'll be sure to send them here!
- November 26, 2012 at 10:22 AM
- Allison said...
This craft is awesome! I wish my daughter was bigger to actually draw, she's just 16mo so hers are all scribbles. Wonder if there's a way to edit it to make it work for her..
- November 26, 2012 at 10:38 AM
- mack said...
hey, i think i discovered your blog at exactly this time last year. i read about the party at the north pole, saw those magical pictures and old fashioned milk bottles with stripy straws...and i've hooked ever since. can't wait for your glittery and inspiring posts this season!
- November 26, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- 2busy said...
Love the tree, and at least the outside of your house looks festive...
- November 26, 2012 at 10:54 AM
- Alli said...
I am definitely in the mood to start Holiday crafts. Thanks for the ornament idea! And I like Nella's cute tan sweater.
- November 26, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Laena Buller said...
Thank you for your inspiration, I would be lying if I said I don't come to your blog everyday and read, sometimes new posts, sometime archives....you are a very busy mama, I wish I knew about you when my daughter was little, there are so many nifty things I could have done....she's 14, so there is no North Pole party....unless when grandbabies come.
Thank you again
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- Emily said...
Thanks for the tute...we will be making those ASAP. My little guy just started making people, so ours will have to sub funny Christmas people instead of the gorgeous woodland animals. Not quite as elegant, but sweet nonetheless. :)
- November 26, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Stephanie Precourt said...
That ornament is adorable, Kelle!! Love!
Steph - November 26, 2012 at 11:23 AM
- bestof2sisters.com said...
Aaahhh, you're tree...Magical!
The bauble diy is gorgeous, but looks a little tricky?? I can't get my head around how you got the little drawing in there looking so perfect? Such a sweet idea.
/Camilla - November 26, 2012 at 11:26 AM
- bestof2sisters.com said...
Aaahhh, you're tree...Magical!
The bauble diy is gorgeous, but looks a little tricky?? I can't get my head around how you got the little drawing in there looking so perfect? Such a sweet idea.
/Camilla - November 26, 2012 at 11:26 AM
- Melina said...
Oh Kelle, I love this. so much fun. I don't have kids as you know but I have my cousins little kids (okay, 13, 11, and 10....geez I always think of them as babies!) but I adore them and I love them and this would be so fun to do. Thank you. By the way, for the record, great spirit if you're listening- i really want babies.
Melina - November 26, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Melissa Shiring said...
I love the ornaments.
So funny you ended with...dance by the light if the moon, because yesterday I painted my room a warm grey labeled :by the light of the moon!!!
- November 26, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Shell in your Pocket said...
What a cute ornament and rabbit!
sandy toe - November 26, 2012 at 12:43 PM
- Jennie said...
Your blog is always like glitter sprinkled on my day! Even when I have had an awesome day, your posts make it sparkle even more!
- November 26, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- heather said...
Your house is looking so beautiful and festive! Love it! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I am going to make those with my kids! They'll love it! Enjoy those frigid temps (did it drop into the low 60's? ;)
- November 26, 2012 at 1:39 PM
- Team Lando said...
BRING ON THE WINTER WONDERLAND! (As I type with Mariah Carey in the background, and a little girl un-decorating and re-decorating her felt tree over and over again.)
- November 26, 2012 at 1:55 PM
- Heidi Robinson said...
Really fun xmas ornament to make with the kids. - November 26, 2012 at 2:33 PM
- amanda said...
Love the ornament idea. My 2 year old hasn't quite mastered the drawing thing yet, so we will have to save this one for later! Thanks for sharing the wonderful pictures and ideas! You = awesome!
- November 26, 2012 at 2:36 PM
- Bohemian Beautiful said...
holy moses your christmas tree is HUGE!!!!!!! Huge and beautiful!!! xo
- November 26, 2012 at 2:40 PM
- Jo said...
Your tree looks absolutely magical and the ornament is very cute indeed. I do love the lights on the palm tree too, it makes me want a palm tree so I can decorate it like yours.
I'm in the southern hemisphere so the nights are getting lighter and longer here instead of darker and more cozy (I'm from the UK so I do struggle a bit with a sunny Christmas). I like to read how you incorporate your traditions from somewhere with a different climate into your current home.
Jo x - November 26, 2012 at 2:58 PM
- Caseybumpinalong said...
Bella in that sweater and those shoes could be the most precious thing ever!
- November 26, 2012 at 2:58 PM
- Caseybumpinalong said...
Nella, silly autocorrect. Sorry.
- November 26, 2012 at 2:59 PM
- Phyl said...
Love the crafting idea, Kelle. Thanks so much.
- November 26, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- MW said...
Did you mean meticulous instead of tedious? I imagine you did...I live with someone who IS meticulous, and that is sometimes tedious, but he's 39, so it's ok to say that with a wink sometimes.
- November 26, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Farmgirl Paints said...
I gasped a little to myself when I saw this on instagram, and I was like how in the world did she get that in there?? Now it makes sense. Great tutorial. Those are just precious and your peeps will love them!
- November 26, 2012 at 5:47 PM
- Leah said...
Love this craft and all your holiday cheer! :) Thanks for sharing!
- November 26, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- Jade Rogers said...
Definitely taking some of that glitter! Appreciate the inspiration, I'm looking forward to your next holiday inspired post!
- November 26, 2012 at 6:37 PM
- Sabrina said...
Love your tree! It's absolutely beautiful. And the homemade ornaments are totally cute! :)
- November 26, 2012 at 7:07 PM
- SH said...
That little ornament is so creative! Love it :)
thehartungs.blogspot.ca - November 26, 2012 at 7:54 PM
- Tammie said...
what a cute idea, woderful artist, great talent.
- November 26, 2012 at 8:06 PM
- Happiness is... said...
Seriously adorable!! Thanks for the great tutorial. I was heading to Joann's tomorrow anyway, so thanks for adding to my cart!
I love your generous heart.
-Jennifer - November 26, 2012 at 8:23 PM
- Erin said...
You are so creative! :) I hope to be a mama like you when I have littles someday :)
- November 26, 2012 at 9:08 PM
- Mom Fashion World said...
Christmas is around the corner.
I love the DIY. I never thought about that before.
You are a genius, Kelle! - November 26, 2012 at 10:16 PM
- dig this chick said...
You really shine during these months. xo
- November 26, 2012 at 11:43 PM
- Kelly said...
We love making ornaments! Definitely going to do this with my five year old son. Very cute.
- November 27, 2012 at 3:19 AM
- Susan Martin said...
Oh My Goodness...Nella in her toggled sweater...adorbs...Lainey's ornament...fantastic!
- November 27, 2012 at 4:49 AM
- Jinger said...
That ornament is the most adorable thing I have ever seen. I want to make some right away. And your little girl's drawing skills are impressive!
- November 27, 2012 at 5:36 AM
- Party of Ten said...
The ornaments are truly craftastic :) That little bunny is adorable. So much so that I just ordered that drawing book for my kids. Love the tree and mantel, too. Enjoy this time with your little loves :)
- November 27, 2012 at 5:49 AM
- Shawna said...
Just wanted to say, I love reading your blog. I have quite a few blogs I read, but I am always excited to see you have a new post, and I always wait and leave your blog for last to savor it! I have a daughter who is just a few days older then Nella, and twin boys born New Years day 2012. Last year, I was not in the mood to decorate for Christmas, or really even celebrate. Looking back I realize I was pretty depressed whether it was because I was in a lot of pain, or it just plain hurt to move.
I am happy to say though that I am back to fully embracing the Christmas spirit this year. We already have our tree and decorations, and I already have at least 2 craft projects planned to do. Thank you for writing your blog, it brightens my day! - November 27, 2012 at 6:38 AM
- kc said...
I love the little animal ornaments. I'm gonna have to put that craft into action this weekend with my little.
My thoughts are about the same as yours when it comes to lights outside the house. My husband loves those multicolored lights and goes crazy decorating, while I like to keep it simple and rustic on the inside. But when I look at how excited my husband gets and also the look on my son's face when he "helps daddy" put lights up and that changes everything. I'm grateful for a man that will spend one of his few precious off days to decorate our house so wild that Clark Griswald would be proud and I just stand back with utter aww and amazement and breath it all in. - November 27, 2012 at 7:53 AM
- Liane said...
Wow. The photo taken from outside looking into the house with the tree is amazing. It looks so warm and inviting :) x
- November 27, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- Southern Gal said...
Such a sweet keepsake. I wish I had done something like that with my children. Instead we have "ghosts" that my daughter made out of tissue by herself. They are supposed to be angels. We pull them out every year and laugh.
You can use Epsom Salts for fake snow, too. - November 27, 2012 at 12:42 PM
- Stacey said...
Can I just tell you how inspiring this blog space is for me?! I was already excited about homemade ornaments, sweaters, and the whole Christmas she-bang... but now? Trip to Hobby Lobby and Starbucks are on the agenda. Thank you for sharing your excitement - it's contagious in the best way!
- November 27, 2012 at 1:30 PM
- Genesis Campos said...
Hi Kelle, I am a reader from México, and I must say that you trully inspire me to set goals for me to achieve, no master how impossible they may seem... I'm a sucker for christmas and crafting just like you so I think we have things in common.
I admire your strenght with the DS and how you manage everything, I don't know if you are familiar with Pablo Pineda, if not, you should see this video http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=9Q2cVc32VdA he is a guy from Spain, he has DS and he graduated from College he is a very inspiring guy, I just thought you should know, cause when I first heard of this amazing guy and its amazing story all I could ever think about, was you and Nella, and your efforts efforts in order to create awareness among people that we are all equal, and we can all achieve whatever goal we set, no matter if you have down syndrome, or wether you're in a wheelchair.
Hugs and blessings to you and your family! - November 27, 2012 at 2:27 PM
- Roksalanna said...
Your Christmas Tree looks beautiful Kelle! The woodland creature ornaments are exquisite!
xo - November 27, 2012 at 2:28 PM
- Jody said...
i love this craft idea!! thanks for sharing...loved your book btw...but i am stumped - how do you do it?? i am a mom of 4 boys and i look at your photos & you look wonderful ALL THE TIME & i just don't get it!! i wanna be all pretty too!! :)) i am proud when i get out of my sweats & put my contacts in!! enjoy your blessings & keep it real!
- November 27, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- Lamb Shanks said...
Your blog and your children and your decorations (not in that order!) are so beautiful! And Lainey is so talented! I don't have any little ones to make woodland creature drawings for me, but those ornaments are so cute I might just have to do some myself!!!
- November 27, 2012 at 6:14 PM
- notjustanothermom.com said...
Lainey's drawings are amazing!! So creative and talented. She takes after her mama ;) Also your house looks amazingly festive, just beautiful. I'm torn this year...debating whether or not to decorate before my little guy's 1st birthday in December (on the 8th). I don't think I can hold out until after his birthday... ;)
- November 27, 2012 at 9:45 PM
- perfumehk said...
Nice blog
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- November 27, 2012 at 11:01 PM
- TwolittleN's said...
I just have to say that I can't wait for you to have that baby boy! We attempt crafts in my house, but with three little boys, they are very different. Let's just say they are loud, messy and fast...I wouldn't have them any other way but I do envy the adorable ones you get to do with your girls!
- November 28, 2012 at 8:00 AM
- viluinen said...
Your daughters are so beautiful! I just found my way here through Post Tenebras Lux -blog. I knew I *had* to leave a comment when I scrolled down and noticed your youngest daughter owns 2 sets of pajamas like my daughter. (The monkeys and the winter/christmas animals). I will try to get ahold of your book and read it. Have a blessed Christmas.
- December 2, 2012 at 1:19 PM
- Hazel said...
Ah I think I spy a snowflake ornament from Tasmania!
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You are a so good photographer!!!!!
Very Kind pictures.
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...And Merry Christmas 2013 and Happy New Year 2014!!!!!!
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My friend the answers are there right in front of you i'm 36 in the military I went through a rough life i stopped believing in god when i was 18 or so i thought i had it all, I thought i knew it all as well till one day I got stopped dead in my tracks And i so knew it was hashem telling me and giving me the chance to change my life around before i wind up either dead or in jail for the rest of my life. Now at 36 just recently had major back surgery and a year later a major blod clot that traveled to my lungs. For me i love helping jews (and righteous gentiles) it gives me joy and brings me at peace with myself. God listens to everyone's prayer. all you have to do is ask him to help you in your time of need. I wish i could talk to you more because i can't really write a book here. OH AND I WILL BE MOVING TO CANADA AFTER I GET OUT OF THE ARMY TO MARRY MY BEAUTIFUL BELOVED in montreal please reply back...
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I have been following your crash courses and they are always very edifying. I have decided to convert to Judaism, after many years of pondering. It has been like a flame in me, one which I can no longer hide. Just like Ruth said in Ruth 1:16, your people shall be my people and your G-d my G-d. Thank you very much for all your crash courses and Chag Sameach.


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Vigelandsparken, also known as Frognerparken, is one of the most popular places to meet for people living in Oslo. In summertime you will find hundreds of Norwegians having a picnic or barbecue, or playing among the famous sculptures. The park is also a popular place for a stroll in the winter.
One of the most famous sculptures is the Monolith. The column is over 14 metres tall and carved in one single stone. It consists of 121 human figures. There have been many interpretations of the Monolith: Man's resurrection, the struggle for existence, Man's yearning for spiritual spheres, the transcendence of everyday life and cyclic repetition.
Gustav Vigeland modelled all his sculptures in full size without any assistance of pupils or other artists. The carving in stone and the casting in bronze were left to a number of talented craftsmen.
Vigeland also designed the architectural setting and the layout of the grounds with their far stretching lawns and long straight avenues bordered with maple trees. The construction of the park lasted for a number of years.
Those who visit the park may see the original full-size plaster casts to the sculptures in bronze and granite situated just five minutes south of the park in the Vigeland Museum.
This café, patisserie and gift shop is located inside the main entrance to Vigeland Sculpture Park. French cakes and pastries, sandwiches, baguettes, freshly made juice, and a variety of coffees are available. Café Vigeland is open every day of the year – from 09:00 to 20:30 in June, July and August; from 09:00 to 19:00 in April, May and September and from 09:00 to 16:00 the rest of the year.
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Ride the Big Eli Wheel at Community Park. Similar to the Ferris wheel, Eli Wheels are more compact and easily movable. The Eli Bridge Company still manufactures these wheels and other amusement rides in Jacksonville.
Crazy Horse Campground
Crazy Horse is a 55-acre campground blanketed with rolling hills, hiking trails through wooded land, and two large ponds for fishing, boating, and a swimming beach. A lodge for rest and relaxation and a playground for the little ones makes this campground a great place to get away for the season or the weekend! Check out our wide, level sites with full hook-ups as well as our primitive camping area. Call 217-886-2089 or stop by and see us. We're located 8 miles north of Jacksonville and 25 miles west of Springfield, and we're happy to show you around!!
Downtown Jacksonville Walldog Murals
Completed in the Summer of 2006, these 10 murals depicting historic Jacksonville scenes and events were handpainted by more than 50 sign painters and graphic artists from as far away as Scotland and New Zealand.
Emma Mae Leonard Wildlife Sanctuary
Watch Birds, waterfowl and other life in their natural habitat. Recently refurbished wooden docks and trails are a nice addition.
Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area
Approximately 5,000 acres are timber, while there are 46 miles of trails for activities including horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, and bicycling. Boating is permitted. Camping with electricity.
Lake Jacksonville Campground
All the beauty and excitement of the great outdoors awaits you at Lake Jacksonville. Whatever you're looking for in outdoor recreation, fishing, sailing, swimming, skiing, canoeing, hiking, and picnic areas you'll find it here.
Lenz Field
Not your ordinary youth baseball and softball parks, the fields here are entirely covered in Players Turf, making it virtually rain-out proof and allowing for a variety of different levels of play. Facilities are lighted, and include 20-foot scoreboards, concrete dugouts, concession stands and sound systems.
Northridge Hills Golf Course
This nine-hole, par 32 golf course has three water holes, a driving range and a practice green.
Play-For-All/Godfrey Park
This state-of-the-art playground also boasts a splash and play pad that is accessible to people of all abilities. This free park is open year-round, with the splash pad available from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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Roodhouse Rez
80-acre park, which includes a lake, community pavilion, playground equipment, camping area, and a small concert and/or performance area. Fishing is allowed at the lake.
Sanganois Conservation Area
A 9.960-acre bottomland environment of sloughs and backwater lakes, Sanganois is managed primarily to provide a refuge for migratory waterfowl and a public duck hunting area.
Skateland of Jacksonville
Skateland of Jacksonville is the sister rink of Skateland South in Springfield, IL. Whether you are looking for a good way to celebrate a special birthday or if you are just looking to have some fun with the family, come on out to Skateland!
The Links
This nine- and 18-hole championship golf course features a driving range and practice green.
White Hall Rez
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Those "poor" Arabs should thank god Jews are not treating them the same way they would have treated Jews if they had the upper military hand.
All those new Jewish settlements are nothing more than a restoration of the older Jewish settlements that had existed in the West Bank before 1948 and were destroyed by the Arabs in the 1948 Israeli-Arab war, which was, as always, initiated by the Arabs with the sole intention of exterminating Israel and all its Jewish inhabitants.
Any Jewish town that fell under the Arab control was entirely demolished and all its Jewish inhabitants were slaughtered (every single man, woman, child and baby).
After the Arabs attacked again and again and again Israel had no choice but to conquer some land out of safety and strategic considerations, and in order to close the Eastern front for any future attacks. Unlike the Arabs, Jews didn't slaughter the Arab population that came under their control. The Arabs were not even banished – which was a terrible mistake on Israel's part because they could be easily banished to Jordan (which is the real Palestinian homeland), and that would have been better both for Israel and the Arabs, and that would have essentially solve the Israeli-Arab conflict and the security/demographic/geographical issues Israel faces today.
Instead, Israel has tried to reestablish some of the old settlements in the West Bank and protect them – a process that has proven very costly in human live, budgetary deficits and public relations. That's the price Israel pays for being too good and too humanistic.
The economist's opinion on this matter is irrelevant since Britain could never even pretend to understand the Middle Eastern mentality, the Arab mentality and especially the delicate life-threatening situation in which Israel was always forced to survive – simultaneously as a Jewish state, a democratic state and the world's prime scapegoat.
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Scaggs returned to Dallas alone in 1963, fronting an R&B unit dubbed the Wigs; after relocating to England, the group promptly disbanded, and two of its members -- John Andrews and Bob Arthur -- soon formed Mother Earth. Scaggs remained in Europe, singing on street corners. He also recorded a failed solo LP in Sweden, 1965's Boz, before returning to the U.S. two years later. Upon settling in San Francisco, he reunited with Miller, joining the fledgling Steve Miller Band; after recording two acclaimed albums with the group, Children of the Future and Sailor, Scaggs exited in 1968 to mount a solo career. With the aid of Rolling Stone magazine publisher Jann Wenner, Scaggs next secured a contract with Atlantic. Sporting a cameo from Duane Allman, 1968's soulful Boz Scaggs failed to find an audience despite winning critical favor, and the track "Loan Me a Dime" later became the subject of a court battle when bluesman Fenton Robinson sued (successfully) for composer credit. After signing to Columbia, Scaggs teamed with producer Glyn Johns to record 1971's Moments, a skillful blend of rock and R&B which, like its predecessor, failed to make much of an impression on the charts.
Scaggs remained a critics' darling over the course of LPs like 1972's My Time and 1974's Slow Dancer, but he did not achieve a commercial breakthrough until 1976's Silk Degrees, which reached number two on the album charts while spawning the Top Three single "Lowdown," as well as the smash "Lido Shuffle." Released in 1977, Down Two Then Left was also a success, and 1980's Middle Man reached the Top Ten on the strength of the singles "Breakdown Dead Ahead" and "Jo Jo."
However, Scaggs spent much of the '80s in retirement, owning and operating the San Francisco nightclub Slim's and limiting his performances primarily to the club's annual black-tie New Year's Eve concerts. Finally, he resurfaced in 1988 with the album Other Roads, followed three years later by a tour with Donald Fagen's Rock and Soul Revue. The solo effort Some Change appeared in 1994, with Come on Home and My Time: The Anthology (1969-1997) both released in 1997. The newly energized Scaggs spent the next few years consistently releasing new material, including Here's the Low Down, Fade into Light, Dig, and a collection of standards called But Beautiful. An expanded reissue of Silk Degrees and Runnin' Blue (a recording of a 1974 performance) appeared in 2007, and Speak Low saw him reinterpreting a number of jazz standards in 2008.
Scaggs toured as a member of the Dukes of September in 2012; the group's other principals included Michael McDonald and Donald Fagen. Scaggs emerged from his recorded silence in March of 2013 with the Steve Jordan-produced Memphis, a collection of original and cover tunes. Recorded at Willie Mitchell's Royal Studio in the city, the album was meant to reflect the heritage of the Southern soul tradition in the 21st century. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi