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Gentlemen, I'm back. With SCR duties now comfortably dispatched to last quite awhile, I'm way past due to return to the boats. First order of business: a long-neglected Blueback refit.
Yes, my poor ol' banged-up baby has seen some hard patrols and could really stand an entirely new paint job -- belay that: a whole new upper hull AND a paint job. But with other neglected boats long on the ways whining for attention (you know who they are), she's going to receive neither. Instead, this week I delivered only some dabbed-on touchups to her worst scrapes and dings. I'm claiming her unsightlier-by-the-season "natural" weathering just adds to her character -- that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
However, Blueback's essentially trashed sail and hull numbers were in definite need of replacement. I've just completed this and weathered them with pastels so they wouldn't stand out too artificially against the background of her cracked and flaking hull paint. (See photos.)
Far more important, however, was a bug hunt in her lighting system. You may recall my major running light casualties at both Carmel and Georgetown last summer. SanFran too. I was ticked! Especially after investing in a custom-made 12-volt battery from Gail's friend Kirk Massey of New Creations R/C in Willis, TX. (You guys/y'all should definitely check out his services.) This new battery was constructed to the same size and shape as a 9-volt transistor type so it could comfortably fit within the small confines allotted deep inside Blueback's diminutive WTC. The goal was to take full advantage of my onboard 12-volt incandescents, which formerly burned only dimly under 9 volts. On the bench, of course, they worked fine last spring, but on patrol they failed miserably every time.
So testing began earlier this week, and the culprit was soon discovered to be a couple of too-dainty but otherwise "perfect" solder joints performed by my engineer sub buddy Neil Schmidt -- who is definitely going to hear about this after the disparaging remarks he's made about MY soldering skills! Actually, I'm kidding: Neil's an expert, and my skills are non-existent. But there's no arguing the fact that his solders couldn't stand up to blue water patrol conditions in this case. As of yesterday, these joints have been replaced with big, ugly, robust Porteous versions happily covered over with shrink tubing and/or glopped-on Liquid Electrical Tape. Pretty? No. But check out these results:
Not only bright, but now tested for a full 35 minutes of run time (approx. the length of our typical night ops) per a full charge of that tiny battery. (Note Blueback's likewise lit-up 1/96 static friend in the background.)
So -- I'm back in the Night Run business, gang, ready to light up the world. And Blueback's proudly back on the shelf. Next up: likewise long-overdue Nautilus' pre-assembly rivet repair. Stay tuned.

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Braves hope extra rest doesn't derail Teheran
Like Atlanta rookie, counterpart Vogelsong hopes to turn corner
It turns out Saturday's unexpected day off -- a result of a rainout -- may have been all the Braves needed to snap out of a recent funk.
The Braves, who had lost three straight games and seven of nine prior to the postponement, enter Thursday night's series opener against the Giants having won three of their past four. The only remaining question stemming from the rainout will be whether it derails the recent turnaround for starter Julio Teheran.
Teheran, skipped in the rotation after the rainout, will take the mound for the first time since April 29 on Thursday at AT&T Park. After allowing at least four earned runs in each of his first three starts, the right-hander has seemingly turned a corner, conceding two or fewer earned runs in each of his past two outings.
Though all of Teheran's starts this season have come on normal rest, the 22-year-old will look to build off his recent strong performances despite the nine days of prep this time around.
As for the Giants, they will call on righty Ryan Vogelsong, who hasn't been nearly as fortunate as Teheran in his own quest to put early-season struggles behind him. Vogelsong takes the hill Thursday carrying a 7.20 ERA to go along with a 1-2 record.
The 35-year-old was tagged for a season-high seven runs in just 4 2/3 innings Saturday against the Dodgers, marking his shortest outing of the season. He's allowed at least four runs in all but one of his six starts.
"It's a battle," Vogelsong said. "Every pitch is like I'm battling myself."
Vogelsong's outings have epitomized the recent struggles of San Francisco's rotation. Even with Barry Zito's solid outing in Wednesday's series finale against the Phillies, Giants starters have turned in just three quality starts in the club's past 11 games. Though the Giants are 7-4 in those contests, their starting pitchers earned just one of the wins.
"It comes down to consistency with the pitching, and we haven't quite been as consistent as we normally are," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "We haven't hit our stride, I think, with the pitching yet. That's the key for us."
Braves: Struggling Kimbrel eyes save No. 100
The next time closer Craig Kimbrel notches a save, he will become the second-youngest pitcher in Major League history to reach the 100-save plateau.
Kimbrel, who turns 25 on May 28, is aiming to join Francisco Rodriguez as the only two pitchers to reach that mark before their 25th birthday.
But for now, the right-hander is focused on pitching his way through some recent struggles. Kimbrel, who recorded his 99th career save Monday, came within one out of reaching the century mark Tuesday before blowing his third save in his past five attempts, allowing back-to-back homers against the Reds.
"It is what it is," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "At the end of the year, [Kimbrel's] going to have 40-something saves and five blown saves or four blown saves. It just so happens he's getting them right here in a little bunch. No worries."
Giants: Bochy taking cautious approach with Pagan
Center fielder Angel Pagan sat out Wednesday's series finale against the Phillies with a mild strain of his right groin, though Bochy said the move was strictly precautionary.
Pagan, officially diagnosed with a strained adductor muscle after a Wednesday morning MRI, could be back in the lineup as soon as Thursday for the series opener against the Braves.
"We feel like this is going to go away," Bochy said. "He's going to be fine."
Pagan, who also missed two games last weekend with a strained right hamstring, has been hampered by the groin injury only when he swings the bat, according to Bochy. The outfielder went 0-for-3 on Tuesday before sitting out Wednesday's contest and is hitting .268 on the season.
Worth noting
• Freddie Freeman is 3-for-7 with a pair of home runs in his career against Vogelsong.
Paul Casella is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @paul_casella. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"I can assure you," Gatsas wrote in the letter to FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, "our airport management was neither coordinated with nor concurs with the proposed reduction in hours of the MHT tower."
Airport spokesman Tom Malafronte said closing the tower during the overnight hours wouldn't preclude departures and landings, but it would require the airport to rely on special navigation equipment.
Airport officials in recent months have trumpeted the continuance and addition of several routes, and they noted that Standard and Poor's, in its most recent review, maintained its BBB+ bond rating for the airport.
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All eyes on Peavy in finale against Verlander
Trade candidate tries to stop Tigers from four-game sweep
As the Tigers try to sweep a four-game series from the White Sox after a 6-2 win Wednesday night, there will be a lot of attention on one of Thursday's starting pitchers. Surprisingly, that pitcher won't be Justin Verlander.
Jake Peavy will be making his second start since being activated from the 15-day disabled list last week. With at least 10 scouts already in attendance Wednesday, many of them on Thursday will be closely watching Peavy, who is a likely trade candidate for the White Sox.
"I mean, obviously they're a good lineup," Peavy said of the Tigers. "And you know that going in. It'll be a fun time."
One major piece of Detroit's lineup, Miguel Cabrera, sat out his second straight game on Wednesday to nurse a sore left hip flexor. It's the first time he's missed consecutive games since October 2010. Manager Jim Leyland said Cabrera is feeling better but nothing more.
Meanwhile, Verlander is looking to find his rhythm after giving up six runs (five earned) while walking four over 5 2/3 innings on Saturday against the Royals.
"Well, he's attacking guys," catcher Alex Avila said. "I think he just doesn't have his release point. At times, he knows where he wants to throw it, but it's just not going there at times. It's just a matter of finding it."
White Sox: Crain fine day after first bullpen session
Jesse Crain threw a 33-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday, marking the first time he'd thrown off a mound since going on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder strain.
"I felt OK," Crain said Wednesday. "Just a day-by-day thing. That's the only way I can take it ... see how I feel each day and go from there."
Crain, another trade candidate with a 0.74 ERA in 38 appearances, says he plans to play catch on Thursday, and if he feels good, then he'll throw off the mound again.
• Second baseman Gordon Beckham says his injured left wrist "felt better than it did" after taking flips prior to Wednesday's game.
Beckham strained a ligament swinging a weighted bat while warming up for batting practice on Friday.
"If it's worse tomorrow, then we'll have a better idea of what's going to happen," Beckham said. "If it's about the same, then we'll go from there."
Tigers: Jurrjens back with the Tigers
The Tigers signed right-hander Jair Jurrjens to a Triple-A contract on Wednesday, and he will report to Toledo on Friday.
Jurrjens went 3-1 with a 4.70 ERA in 2007 for Detroit before playing five seasons with the Braves and making two appearances with the Orioles this year.
Jurrjens sustained multiple injuries to his right knee in the past few years and was designated for assignment by the Orioles on July 12 before the club granted him free agency.
"He kind of came on the scene pretty good," manager Jim Leyland said of Jurrjens' 2007 season with the Tigers. "Pretty calm, pretty collected, made a good impression. Evidently, he's had a lot of health issues since we've had him."
• Omar Infante went 1-for-3 with a single as the designated hitter in his first rehab game at Class A West Michigan on Wednesday, although he left the game after being hit by a pitch on the shoulder in the ninth inning.
Infante has been on the 15-day disabled list since July 4 with a sprained ankle, and the Tigers are hoping he can join the team for the weekend series against the Phillies.
Worth noting
• The Tigers will be going for their first four-game sweep of the White Sox in Chicago since 1980.
• Verlander has dominated against Paul Konerko, holding the White Sox slugger to a .164 batting average in 55 career at-bats.
Bobby Nightengale is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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i guess we will know sometime tmrw.
i hope it ends up doing something,it is FLAT as a board here now.....depressing,was hoping to get a few more sessions in before it gets too cold.....
I wouldn't get your hopes up
the odds are stacked against him, but there's still a chance.
man,i hope this area starts firein sometime soon,i'm jonesin hard for some swells.such a bummer to see it so flat u can skip stones on it......
Man you had me so frigging confused, i was afraid to post. I saw that picture and looked on the weather channel website and it wasn't even a named storm yet......... Whew i thought i lost my mind
haha well i been had....what a coincidence !!
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I'm going with False and it is for one reason...the Blackhawks are (currently) not a good team at the dot. After Toews, the Blackhawks seem to struggle. Mayers was good last year but Kruger and Bolland are terrible. With the faceoff in the defensive zone, if you win the faceoff you automatically kill off 20 seconds and then even more if the other team can't set up. If you lose the faceoff, the team sets up right away. Blackhawks need to be a whole lot better at the dot.
True/False - More than 1 prospect (Shaw doesn't count in my eyes) will make the team out of camp. Some possibilities include Saad, Morin, Pirri, Olsen, Hayes, etc.


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Mike Miller (illness) will not play Saturday against the 76ers.
Brandon Knight underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left ankle on Friday and he is expected to make a full recovery.
Mike Conley (foot) continues to make progress, and he believes he will hear his name announced in the starting lineup on Sunday vs. the Blazers.
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Tyler Hansbrough will continue to start over Amir Johnson against the Wizards on Saturday.
Jerryd Bayless (sore neck) and Jared Dudley (back) will play vs. the Bulls on Saturday.
Kirk Hinrich (knee) will not play on Saturday against the Bucks, and it is unclear if he will be able to play in Game 2 on Monday.
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Great work patrick
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That's very funny buddy :D
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Re: night walkers
Awesome color scheme O.O GMV
harantula wrote:awesome man!!!+1
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runnerfrog13 wrote:The perspective on the woman in the middle is a little strange. She's considerably foreshortened, like a typical comic book hero pose, but since she's not that much taller than the women next to her, who don't appear to be foreshortened at all, it feels out of place. Interesting take on the theme this week Fu.
Maybe that's because she is trying to pretend being a superheroine and the posse it's a little forced like it was in comic books
Mavyn wrote:I like the design, but I think it's a stretch for being on theme. The design is of a fairy-no 'N' there. If you'd included other 'non-existent' things, like unicorns and Santa, then perhaps the concept would come through. Without the title, though, it doesn't show the derby theme.
Pfft. PFFFFFFT.
lilerss wrote:its not a photo. I drew this.
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cherrybear wrote:This is absolutely adorable, I really hope it gets printed!
Thanks so much cherrybear(like the name!)! I don't think it has much chance, but we can hope!
thehookshot wrote:Voted! It's a great design jasneko! Simple illustration that is really effective. Shame it's not getting more votes. It seems cats rule at shirt.woot (something I guess anyone here could tell me).
Much thanks thehookshot. Haha well I have a cat design in this derby as well and it's not ruling either;)
stickililli wrote:I am a huge fan of your work!!! I live in my existential whale shirt - you are amazing :-) Keep up the GREAT work!!
Aw shucks, well that's awesome to hear - thank you stickililli!:D
fuacka wrote:Great! Great composition! GMV
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Re: Níðhöggr
Visually arresting. Great to see design in this style receive a strong response. +1
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I kinda feel like a bad person for liking this design so much xD
tangolite132 wrote:Pfft. PFFFFFFT.
As I said, I like the design. If it were printed, I'd get one for the 6 yo, because she wouldn't see 'nonexistent', she'd see a fairy and she adores fairies. She knows they aren't real, and likes them anyway.
Re: Ninjas vr Norsemen
Awesome! Nice colors, cute characters! There's a ninja star in that norseman's butt. Very nice work.
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Love love love this shirt! Please print this woot, even if it has to be as a daily.
Radscoolian wrote:It is fairly straight forward. In screen printing, you want to print darker colors on top of lighter colors to get good coverage. With that in mind I painted blue on the layer above yellow. then, on a new 50% opacity layer, using the same blue, painted on top the yellow. Same deal the the red- on a new 50% opacity layer, using red, I painted on top the blue. ... it's also worth noting that I had all of the layers for the puddle in a group with a layer mask the shape of the puddle. That way I didn't have worry about how the colors overlapped and could work pretty quickly.
Thanks a lot for that. I tried doing a nyan cat design in a similar fashion with the halftones, but they looked nowhere near as crisp as yours. I might have to go back and try again with those tips in mind. Color blending is always a pain for me, so I wonder if it's a matter of not overlaying them right (or also picking hues that don't blend right) Thanks again!
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If it weren't for the fact that their heads looked like sperm I would really like this shirt. But looking at it closely I just can't....
Brilliant. The strong layout packs a punch even from a distance.
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This is quite possibly the best thing ever. Must . . . have . . . shirt . . .
Love it, just not into the placement on the shirt.
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The colour scheme for this is incredibly vibrant and deep, and the design itself is beautifully balanced, referenced, and just plain beautiful. You absolutely have my vote now and my purchase if (WHEN!) it prints. (It also helps that I've found out that I'm a quarter Norwegian and so am totally going for the whole "I'm a badass Norse Viking and I'm gonna superficially embrace my irrelevant ethnic background so haaaard, Eff Yeah!1!!" kind of silly thing. Your design fulfills my need for gorgeous cultural validation things.)
I was driving to work this morning thinking "Hmmm, nobody designed a Nevermore shirt this derby..." And BOOM, here it is!
This doesn't have much in the way of comment so I just thought I'd chip in that this is hilarious without overdoing the cuteness. ;)
goldenthorn wrote: (It also helps that I've found out that I'm a quarter Norwegian and so am totally going for the whole "I'm a badass Norse Viking and I'm gonna superficially embrace my irrelevant ethnic background so haaaard, Eff Yeah!1!!" kind of silly thing. Your design fulfills my need for gorgeous cultural validation things.)
Hah, I'm even worse! I'm only 1/8 Swedish and I swear I feel the call of the ancient Norse! It's totally not all in my head!
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"Alas, poor Ling-Ling, I knew him well."
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Boom! --And here I thought I was being original-ish.
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Did you read the title?
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For the past 20 years or so, Jim Woodring's beloved trilobular chuckbuster Frank has enjoyed one mindbending catastrophe after another in the treacherous embrace of The Unifactor, the land into which he was born and from which escape seemed neither desirable nor likely. And then, abruptly, in 2011's acclaimed Congress of the Animals (the second Woodring orginal graphic novel, following Weathercraft) Frank did leave the Unifactor for uncharted lands beyond — where, after a string of trials, he acquired a soulmate named Fran.
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i sit here at a blank screen amid a quiet house trying to gather some worthy collection of words to express as much of a wrung-out heart my worn-out body can muster. and all i have are tears.
and a title. a title with an all-consuming force that has embraced our family once again. i am humbled and amazed at this little word...love. and i am beginning to think i have some sort of hyper-sensitive love-receptive genes--perhaps the "goodness glands" my grandpa used to hold us down and tickle us to find...until he landed on our knees where he would squeeze. "there they are," he'd say..."your goodness glands." and i really believed we were special. because we had 'em.
oh, i love love. and when i find it lavishly bestowed on us, i am awed at how we are so blessed when so many in the world are searching for it. and i am honored...honored and consumed with gratitude in the form of cryderman sappiness, excessive wordiness, and this blogtastic over-the-top need to proclaim...thank you.
i've been alone with lainey this week as brett is out of town on business. and we were enjoying a normal week anticipating his arrival home until early thursday morning.
i woke up at two a.m. to wet sheets. my pajamas were soaked. and after a bit of confusion and telling myself that thirty-year-olds don't exactly wet their beds, i got up and headed to the bathroom.
to find blood. blood on me. blood all over the floor. and a flashback to the day our last pregnancy ended. in the dim glow of the night-light, i fell to the floor and cried. cried like i never have before and begged God to not let this be happening. i fumbled for my phone and shook as i dialed as many numbers as i could. i couldn't get ahold of brett. or my sister. of anyone i randomly dialed. until my friend carie calmly answered and assured me she'd be there in minutes to take me to the hospital.
and she was. joined by laura who kissed my sleeping baby in her arms for almost four hours in an uncomfortable waiting room chair while carie and i waited in a little room behind a light blue curtain for a litle hope that i almost lost.
at 4:30, an ultrasound tech arrived to wheel my bed down long, empty corridors to a dark room where he closed the door and put warm jelly on my stomach. he turned the screen so i couldn't see. i cried. "can you just tell me if there's a heartbeat? can you please tell me if the baby's okay?" i asked. and he apoligized and said he can't tell me anything. that i'd have to wait for the doctor to read it. i cried some more.
and in the dark, he glided his wand across my stomach with a stoic face.
until he stopped for a moment and said...i can't tell you anything but...
and then he turned the screen and smiled.
he didn't have to say a word.
there...on the screen...was a baby. a baby who moved and danced...and an unmistakable little beating heart.
and that, my friends, was a beautiful moment.
and a terrifying beginning to a day that magically metamorphosized into this incredible, beautiful memory.
released on bedrest and instructions to see my doctor the next day to find out what was going on, i returned home in the morning to be pampered and embraced by one of the biggest outpourings of love i've ever experienced. within an hour, my house was filled. with jammy-wearin' friends who hugged me and cried and laughed and yelled in unison for me get back down! when i even suggested i was going to stand up for a moment.
they cried with me. they hugged me. they took care of my little. they found out my favorite vegetable beef soup recipe, went to the store and came home with bags of ingredients that they chopped and simmered in my kitchen while they laughed and sipped wine, told stories, chased littles and reminded me of the joy that follows sadness. they brought lunch and smoothies and piles of movies. they cleaned my kitchen and folded my laundry, changed my sheets and scrubbed my bathroom. they had me in fits of laughter while i laid on my bed watching them organize piles in my closet against my will. they called me from michigan to tell me they bought a ticket to come down and be with me. they canceled their plans, drove from fort lauderdale and arrived at my door after months of missing them to surprise me. they rubbed my belly and said things like i love you, little baby. they told me i needed deodorant and searched the bathrooms to find some (oh, wylie...you know i love you and your blessed honesty). they kissed my hand over and over when i was shaking and crying and thought it was over and revealed hilarious embarrassing stories to make me laugh when i thought i couldn't. they called me and texted me, asking to help...they prayed and sent reminders that they were praying and loving. they listened and researched and promised it would be okay. they heard me say "i wish i could have a martini" and showed up two seconds later with a grapefruit mocktail in the perfect martini glass.
there are a trillion little things i could write. how we have been so blessed to know and be part of so many loving people's lives, i'll never know. but, man do our people know how to love. and all i could do yesterday was humbly accept it. it felt like christmas. and my house was full of nothing but the sounds of love...where tears and darkness had been just a few hours earlier. it was completely transformed by the power of a little word.
oh, love.
i was not alone last night. i closed my eyes to the sound of happiness and family and friends...and love. and i didn't ask for any of it. they came by the droves to deliver this amazing gift.
are we getting blogtastic and sappy and wordy enough yet? because i can step it up a notch.
oh, and our baby?
no more fears...
our appoinment this morning shows a perfect baby, a normal pregnancy and no need to be afraid. apparently, it was a chorionic bleed...but all is okay now.
say hello to the little stinker who scared their mama...
i am in love and awed by love all at once.
and reminded once again that there is a reason for everything and that things always sort themselves out to reveal beauty. and yes, bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people and the outcome is not always as beautiful as this incredible couple of days, but there is always love in the end.
thank you to every soul that has been a part of these last two days...every soul that has expressed love in some way.
we are grateful and blessed and humbly left with this incredible gratitude for your love.
so, thank you.
Friday, July 24, 2009
49 comments:
. . .and now you made me cry. . remember when you thought you would never make friends in Florida! You are sooooo blessed and Poppa is happy today and so am I. Please, please, please take it easy and relax. Love and miss you, Roberta
- July 24, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- Heidi Lee said...
I so wish I could have been there to have helped. But I prayed. And I pray for you every morning on my run..for you and your new sweetie that is growing inside you.
It must be a Cryderman thing, as I had a chorionic bleed too! I couldn't believe it when your dad sent a note updating us. Lots of rest for me too, no lifting more then a gallon of milk, no exercise..nothing. But worth it because Darby came perfectly fine! So rest up, and enjoy those wonderful friends of yours who are taking such great care of you and your family. Yeah to great friends. You lucky lady!
Love you! - July 24, 2009 at 1:06 PM
- Rayna said...
We only did what comes naturally because our friendships are like family. Alan and I had added you and Baby H to our nightly prayers and with all of the other prayers...they were answered. We all love you and couldn't be happier. Love You!
- July 24, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- Joan said...
love love love to you!
- July 24, 2009 at 1:33 PM
- dig this chick said...
all those kisses to the universe worked. xo
- July 24, 2009 at 1:38 PM
God bless your tiny little baby and we all can't wait to "meet" her (yes, that's anonymous's guess).
- July 24, 2009 at 1:51 PM
- Gillian said...
dang girl, that's a heck of a story.
thank goodness for beautiful endings. - July 24, 2009 at 1:54 PM
- jen said...
*wiping away tears*
oh darling. what a scare. so glad that you have oodles of friends and loved ones to jump in and help out.
it should be amazing that one person could have that many beautiful friendships ... but it isn't in your case. you deserve each and every one of them. you've proven that. (and i only know you through the blog!) - July 24, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- The Manrings said...
oh so glad everything worked out ok.....more than ok. all of our positive thoughts and prayers helped turn things around. last night was fun being together. i feel happy to be able to come over and help out. watching our friendship grow makes me smile! kisses to that healthy growing baby in your belly and to the big sis too. ps. don't forget the frozen blueberries in your freezer!!
- July 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM
- Tammy B said...
kelle. Don't know what to say. I was so scared when I read about the blood, thinking "oh no, not again - this couldn't be happening to her again" and then smiling with tears in my eyes when he turned the screen to you to see your precious new little. I'm so, so relieved to hear about your happy ending. And to hear of your awesome friends. Wishing you lots of calm and rest.
- July 24, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Amy said...
You really needed to start this with a disclaimer, because I was so worried until I saw the ultrasound that everything was fine (better than fine...). Get plenty of rest and keep my little niece/nephew safe and cozy : )
- July 24, 2009 at 3:02 PM
Oh Kelle, so sorry you had such a scare. And so, so relieved that all is OK. You clearly have tremendous friends, so glad you are wrapped up in love over there. Sending love and hugs from across the pond. Sx
- July 24, 2009 at 3:42 PM
- Belle Brocante said...
...I am sitting here, as I do every evening, and ponder the day, miss my babies...even though they are really young adults...they will always be my babies. I open up your blog (Roberta sent the link to me a while ago), and as usual, I am in total awe of not just the incredible beauty of the photography, but even more so of the writing. Every day, I look forward to reading your beautiful words and seeing photos that do nothing less than inspire me. Today, you brought me to tears...but I am so happy that your precious little one is still healthy, safe and sound in mommy's tummy. Be well, Kelle and baby and know that even far away we treasure you. love, Sandy Smith
- July 24, 2009 at 5:02 PM
- Wilde said...
Ahh, the best days are with friends, family, love, and tears of joy. So glad for the good news at the end of this message! :o)
- July 24, 2009 at 5:19 PM
- April said...
oh, how i LOVE happy endings! i might have a stomachache after reading this post, but that's okay ... of course, it's nothing compared to what you've been through!!!
wishing you the best,
april - July 24, 2009 at 7:51 PM
- JMH said...
I almost stopped ready any further when i saw the word blood, i was too afraid to look.
even though you dont know me and I you, i found your blog randomly through a mutual blogger (Kelly H), I needed to know that you and that wee bubba were okay. Thankfully, you are. You are so lucky to have so many friends. I moved from my homeland australia to be with my love and have yet to find that kind of friendship that I so sadly left behind.
How scared you must have been for your baby......
Hugs Justine - July 24, 2009 at 7:59 PM
One little segment in that night too long was the call a loving Poppa in Michigan did receive...at 2:30 in the morning to hear a sobbing voice wail, "I'm bleeding..." and I never felt so far from any one I love. I cried for MY BABY...and wishing I could carry her to the hospital, hold her little baby, wash sheets and speak softly in the storm...and then I heard Carrie's voice arriving and whispered "Thank you Jesus for Angels in the Night." I spent the next hours praying for a tiny, kicking, wiggly wee one I am so eager to meet. And subsequent calls brought little glimmers and finally a strong light of hope. I am so grateful for this miracle and for friends that rush in. Oh to have such friends. Oh to be such a friend. I love you!
- July 25, 2009 at 3:22 AM
- Malu said...
I am here to say that you are really blessed by God , you can easily express your yourself, you have love all aroud you, but more important is that you cam share it. We feel your love by the words you write. God bless you, protect you and your family ever.
I am sure that you make this world a better place. - July 25, 2009 at 6:21 AM
- Bernie* said...
Praise God!
Your dad told me what happened. My heart raced as he unfolded what happened.
You might not know this, but I read your blog every day. I have to admit I am disappointed when there is nothing new - especially when several days elapse.
Because you know....It is all about me. :-)
Just kidding.....
My prayers and thoughts are with you.
I love you, Kelle.
Be surrounded by God's love....and all the people that are in your world. - July 25, 2009 at 7:42 AM
- mrc-w said...
SOOOO glad things turned out okay and that Baby Hampton is doing fine! xo :)
- July 25, 2009 at 10:32 AM
- JILL said...
Yes, this post brought tears to my eyes and chills...because of His abounding Grace and Faithfulness. And for your miracle that we are continuously praying for. May your little continue to grow strong and may you have the patience to Be Still :) Thinking of you often - Jill G
- July 25, 2009 at 4:34 PM
I am so happy to hear that you and baby are doing okay. And if your post wasn't tearful enough, reading what your dad just wrote made me tear up even more. Love you Kel. If you ever need ANYTHING you can call on me too!
- July 26, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- Kelle said...
I'm sitting here on the couch rereading all these comments completely in tears. Comments from friends, family, strangers I have come to know, hearts I have been blessed to discover through taking their pictures, old friends I didn't know read this...seriously, all of you really do bless my life. And I can't tell you enough how much your comments meant to me. Thank you.
- July 26, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- Stephanie said...
OH Kelle, I am reading this post from WI! I was completely sick to my stomach, lump in throat! What a horrible scare, I am SO SORRY you had to go through that! BUT, I am so glad you had the girls with you to be there for you & LL! I AM SOOOOO happy that 'lil doodlebug is PERFECTLY healthy! What a 'lil cutie!
We are in WI until the 30th of July. I will call you before then, I want you to know that I will be more than HAPPY to do anything for you...that includes; laundry, grocery shopping, cleaning, playing w/Lainey! WHATEVER you need just please let me know! xoxo - July 26, 2009 at 5:28 PM
- Tisha said...
oh i am so sorry you had to go through that (and poor brett being so far away!), but so glad, happy, ecstatic that Baby H and you are doing so healthily and that have such great friends, that you've found such loving friends in florida. i'm sorry i've been in the boonies (at wayne's river) since thursday. I love you both!!! will be praying for you and "super baby H"!
- July 26, 2009 at 7:46 PM
- Kulio said...
I felt this huge, unison of quietude and calm descend among the Cryders when your dad wrote of the nighttime scare, and I felt comforted to be a part of the chorus of sincere, heartfelt prayers rising up from us. I felt like I was in church.
You give that to us, Kelle, not because you have any more need of prayers than the rest of us, but because you say aloud, "I need you."
I think that's why you are surrounded by so much love -- because you let us in.
peace and love and so much happiness to you!!! - July 26, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- TRB Holt said...
Nothing better than a early morning cry of happiness....Kelle, I am so glad that you and your wee bug are fine.
xo, Bug's Gram - July 27, 2009 at 6:06 AM
Oh Kelle - I got goose bumps when I was reading this post! So happy that you and the baby are OK and it was so wonderful to hear about the outpouring of love for you!
Lena - July 27, 2009 at 6:38 AM
- Heidi said...
kelle, these words can not even begin to express the sadness, pain, and worry that i heard in your voice that day.
and...today all of that is gone and we are beaming and celebrating the little thriving & dancing bean in your belly.
overwhelming happiness, relief, and love for you and your little miracle baby. love you so much! - July 27, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- wylie said...
love you hampton! you did stink, I say it like it is :) That baby is a lucky one, so much love before its even born!
- July 27, 2009 at 2:31 PM
- Steph C said...
Love you girl and so happy all is ok. Baby Hampton is a fighter:) He/she felt the love and this baby is perfect. You deserved all the love.
- July 27, 2009 at 6:31 PM
I know we don't really know each other, but I FEEL like I know you through reading your posts...so I just wanted to tell you that I am happy you and your little love are OK. You'll be in my thoughts.
Sarah Wayne - July 27, 2009 at 8:30 PM
- Melissa said...
Glad to know all is well, you are loved,supported and held by your community, and that both of your littles are safe and sound.
- July 28, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Leah said...
Kelle I haven't been to blogland in forever but Sarah told me today about your situation. My heart stopped when she started to tell the story... she saw my face and immediately skipped to the end and told me everything is ok. Thank goodness Kelle. I am thinking of you Mama. I'm so glad LOVE is all around you. Continue to feel better.
- July 28, 2009 at 11:13 AM
- Nicole said...
Dear Lord! So so happy you and your little #2 are doing well. FYI, I am completely and totally sucked in and inspired by your blog. Thank you so much for leaving me that link the day you bought lainey's bonnet!!
With hugs,
http://whatisbetterthanthis.blogspot.com/ - July 29, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- Life with Kaishon said...
I should not have clicked this because now I am at work and I am crying and crying and crying.
I am so thankful for the love that you have. - May 27, 2010 at 9:30 AM
- Lucy said...
So sorry for that scare but what a good outcome, that all the love you have around you gathers to protect you, and everything is ok too. It tells readers like me, who haven't met you, a lot about your family and friends, but also about you - you are a part of a loving family and I'll bet you give so much back to them, and you must be a very open, inspiring, deep and loyal friend, to have such people as your friends in your life.
What is so lovely now is to look back and see, saving the day, little Nella in there - she was holding on own all along. It is SO cute to see these ultrasounds when you've met the little ones that came out, and think - yes, that was you in there.
My nieces who are identical twins have all kinds of crazy stories about how they kept each other company in the womb. And that when they were born one was a bit scared so the other popped out first then turned round and said ''its alright, you can come out now!''. - August 27, 2010 at 8:07 PM
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- FEAS613 said...
I don't know if you ever check your old posts for new comments - but comment I will just the same!
I happened upon your blog back in March in an article on parentdish. The description of your blog reminded me of myself - writing (I write as though my life depends on it - whether it's a journal entry, a blog post, a song, poem or pages in one of my eight novels), photography, kids and Naples (which at that point had just been a part of my life for five months). I clicked on it never expecting to become enticed by your blog; by your words, your pictures and your family. The world could use a few more Hampton families in it, enjoying the small things - heading to beaches where time stands still or at least slows down and throwing extravagant parties for their little ones. The world would be a better place if everyone just had an ounce of the compassion that you have for life and the people in your life.
Sleepless nights have kind of become my norm recently. And when my eyes won't shut and my mind won't stop, I turn my laptop back on and read your blog.
I could only imagine how terrifying almost losing your baby was. Your friends and family sound like outstanding people willing to put their lives on the back burner so last minute to help you to such great extents in a time of need. You are truly blessed!! You have taken some phenomenal pictures of Ms. Nella Bean since she graced this world with her presence but I must say (with no offense of course) that the ultra-sound picture at the end of this post is my favorite. It confirmed that she was still there. And inside that picture she holds her secret... her magic. The magic that changed the story of the Hampton's forever and now thousands of other people's lives as well with great thanks to her Mama and "Enjoying the Small Things".
I will soon be relocating to Naples to be a nanny for a two year old little girl. I'm terrified to start over somewhere new with nobody but your story inspires me - gives me hope and faith. Seeing how you moved and met such wonderful people is comforting to me.
Thank you for helping me to enjoy the small things (like sleepless nights spent reading inspiring, heart-warming blogs)!
Sweet dreams Hampton family! Have fun at your Isle of Capri tomorrow!
~Beth - September 4, 2010 at 11:20 PM
- Kacey Haffner-Bruce said...
your friends are rockstars!
- November 1, 2010 at 12:36 PM
- Fiona said...
How wonderful it is to read this post and know that Nella is now safely in the world.
:) - November 6, 2010 at 4:38 AM
- Jenna said...
I was just thinking how crazy it is to read a post you wrote 6 months before Nella was born... and now here she is, just as loved, perfect and cute as predicted. So glad I found your blog Kelle. You're a true beauty
- November 30, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- The Fat Vegetarian said...
My heart is bleeding out for you right now despite of the fact that I know a beautiful little life comes from this terrific scare. You are an amazing woman and so brave to share your valleys as well as the peaks.
- January 2, 2012 at 6:59 PM
- Lisa said...
I found this post today as I am looking online for informaron about chorionic bleeds. I am experiencing one right now and I am terrified! I am glad to read from your more recent posts that all cleared up for you and I can only hope for the same outcome. And I will continue reading your beautiful writing! I see that we are due weeks apart (me Jan.26/13) and I will journey along with you and your incredibly beautiful outlook, family, and photos. Thank you for writing about this issue so that someone in the midst of the struggle has somewhere to look. Thank you Kelle!
- August 2, 2012 at 3:02 PM
- Cr@nkyP@nd@ said...
Wow!!! My husband and I experienced the same EXACT scenario. After the loss of our first pregnancy, I woke up the morning of my birthday exactly how you described it. I will never forget that day, the doctors initial scan detected no heartbeat before sending me for surgery we requested a second ultrasound. The technician turned the screen, saying "this is a moment in time, things can always change! This is you're little ones heartbeat" - the little flicker!!! We gave birth to our son on his due date :)
Life is amazing! Thank you for sharing your inspiration and joie de vie! - October 12, 2012 at 10:58 AM
- amanda rose said...
i couldnt even imagine. i cried and cried just reading this blog entry. im both humbly relived and so touched by this story. it was powerful and struck a note of thankfulness and blessings. this world is unpredictable and when love is present anything can happen.
im so happy things are well with you and youre little baby.
thank you for sharing this. - November 23, 2012 at 8:58 PM
- Zane Wooder said...
It's funny when people tickle you and you say please stop but your laughing.
zane - January 13, 2013 at 12:20 PM
- Ana Lívia said...
I just rememberd this post last week. I also had a bleedind and was 7 weeks pregnant. I praied to have a happy ending like yours but didn't... an abortion occurred.
It's very sad but now I'm praying to be strong and keep believing that everything is gonna be fine. And that soon, I'll have a baby in my arms to fill ours lives of happiness and joy.
Blessed be, Kelle. - January 7, 2015 at 7:20 AM