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Comments about Women's Arctic Shoes:
These boots were two different sizes. I had to buy shoe liners to make the one for the right foot fit better.
This is a good shoe.
By Vici
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I use them to go out in bad weather and they do a very good job keeping my feet warm and dry. It would be better for me if they had size 5 or 5i/2.
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I couldn't find snow boots to fit my swollen feet and these fit just fine. Sometimes the zipper rests on my ankles and leaves an imprint, but other than that they fit great and are comfortable
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tending out side animals,they are warm and dry, light on the feetThey aren't the best looking shoes
I bought them again and again
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This is the third pair I have purchased. I wear them all winter long and they keep up pretty well. The material isn't really hardy, but for the price they are good shoes
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De La Rosa hopes to find control at Fenway
Righty had command issues on road; Correia starts for Twins
In three starts with the Red Sox this season, right-hander Rubby De La Rosa has shown just how much raw talent he possesses.
It was never more evident than in his first start this season, in which he allowed just four hits in seven shutout innings against the Rays at Fenway Park. However, Red Sox manager John Farrell knows the 25-year-old is a work in progress.
"He'll show you very good command and location in the strike zone, and times where that's evaded him a little bit," Farrell said. "He's got plenty to work on."
Boston is hoping De La Rosa can have another dominant performance at Fenway Park in Monday's series opener against the Twins. Right-hander Kevin Correia will be on the hill for Minnesota.
In his last two starts on the road, both losses, De La Rosa has struggled with his fastball command. He's combined to allow eight runs on 16 hits in 11 1/3 innings.
"A lot of times, Rubby's going to go with what he's most comfortable with when he's behind in the count, which is the changeup," Farrell said. "Then teams start looking for that. And he throws upper-to-mid 90s. And even if they know it's coming, it's still a very difficult pitch to hit. And you want him to trust that and let that set the tone instead of relying so much on the changeup."
Meanwhile, Correia comes into Monday's contest pitching much better of late. He's gone 2-2 with a 3.90 ERA in his last five starts, three of which have been quality outings.
Correia faced the Red Sox back on May 14, in what was one of his worst starts this season. He lasted just four innings, allowing five runs on nine hits for the loss.
His last start against the Blue Jays was a huge contrast to that start a month ago. Correia tossed six scoreless innings, allowing just six hits for the win. He retired 13 in a row at one point.
"It was good because I think I threw the ball not much different than I've been throwing the ball," Correia said after the start. "I think some balls got hit to people and saved us some runs. And that's what you need to have good results. I just think I've been semi-unlucky."
Twins: Plouffe to DL
Minnesota placed third baseman Trevor Plouffe on the 15-day disabled list Sunday with inflammation between the ninth rib and the costal cartilage on his left side.
The Twins recalled infielder Pedro Florimon from Triple-A Rochester. However, Eduardo Escobar started at third in Sunday's game against the Tigers.
Plouffe sustained the injury while diving for a ball during Saturday's 12-9 loss to the Tigers. He tried to make a diving stop on a single by Ian Kinsler, but remained in the game after Twins manager Ron Gardenhire came out to make sure he was all right.
Red Sox: Victorino, Middlebrooks to play in Minors on Monday
Right fielder Shane Victorino and third baseman Will Middlebrooks will start for Triple-A Pawtucket on Monday after playing a rehab game on Saturday with the Paw Sox.
Victorino, who is rehabbing a right hamstring injury, played five innings, but he is likely to play more than that in the next two days.
Middlebrooks went 1-for-3 as a designated hitter as he continues to recover from a broken right index finger. When he does come off the disabled list, he'll rejoin a crowded infield in Boston. That's why Farrell is considering using him in the outfield during this rehab stint.
"We may take a look at him in the outfield just to answer any questions of flexibility that we can before a decision on the roster is to be made," Farrell said. "If that gives us ability to find at-bats for Will if he were to come back here in that capacity, so be it."
Worth noting
• De La Rosa's only career appearance against the Twins came in a start on June 29, 2011, with the Dodgers at Target Field. He took the loss despite allowing one run on six hits over seven innings with four strikeouts.
• Last Tuesday was Correia's first start of the season in which he surrendered no runs. He pulled off the feat three times last year for the Twins (31 total starts).
• Twins infielder Eduardo Nunez was held out of Sunday's game against Detroit after aggravating his right hamstring in Saturday's loss. Gardenhire said it might be the type of injury that takes a week or two to recover from.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Just a few photos today as we have some cleaning up to do for incoming company.
Late Night Pottery Painting
Food, friends, and shelf after shelf of chalky white pottery in various shapes and sizes, begging to be transformed into something more colorful.
I used self control and bypassed the unicorn banks and cat treasure boxes to settle on a simple mug--one I painted for the baby like I did a couple weeks before Nella was born. No, his name is not Fox. It's just that the Native American culture got it right with all the rad animal representations, and if I can't name him Soaring Eagle (only because there's a casino nearby with that name and I wouldn't want people to get mixed up), at least his motif can be a Gentle Fox. Preceded by his sisters, Quiet Cub and Little Bunny. Maybe the adjectives should be more fierce. Gentle, Quiet and Little don't exactly project the image of Tribe Not to be Messed With. I'm going to have to think this one over. I digress.
With unseasonably warm weather this week, it feels summery--sandals, popsicles, driveway hula hoop sessions.
Santa brought a lot of games for Christmas--simple ones that don't require 3 hours of passing Go or stressing over landing on a Park Avenue/Boardwalk square with six hotels (Monopoly stresses me out. Majorly). These games are easy to say "yes" to, even when you're busy, because every time you say yes and sit down to play, you're so glad you did. Old Maid and Pass the Pigs should be part of 12 Step Therapy programs--mindless enough to allow you to focus on the greater purpose of the game--the little face across from you. She doesn't realize yet that making the Old Maid card conspicuously stand taller than the other cards in her hand and saying "Pick this One" doesn't fool me.
Cookie Snatching
Enough said.
She asks for i-keem every day. And there's barely a sticky trace of it on her when she's finished.
Living Room Performance Hall
We hung a sheet from the wall the other night, turned off all the lights, brought in a flood light from the garage, played Lainey's favorite cheesy marimba music (also known as Hell's Soundtrack) and let the girls take the stage. My face hurt from smiling. It's a moment I'll hang on to and one that will be repeated often in our home.
I woke up this morning feeling like my priorities were unbalanced as January has suddenly turned more hectic, and I feel like I have too much to do. Just writing this post, just reviewing my favorite important little moments this past week has helped me reprioritize. Little pleasures should never ever get lost in the shuffle of big important routines. They are what's big and important because they fuel everything else.
Mid week high five, hand clap, hip bump. May the rest of your week be big and important.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
87 comments:
- Renee said...
Nella is getting so big and grown up. It's like she's knows she's about to be 3 and a big sister. I love all of these sweet moments and the performance hall idea is genius. I think I need to steal that one. High five, hip bump, sister! Try to breathe and just focus on one thing at a time. It's been helping me keep stress at bay as of late. Keep on keeping on, enjoying! Peace, love and laughter! :)
- January 9, 2013 at 9:34 AM
- Kylie and crew. said...
Beautiful reminder. Thank you.
- January 9, 2013 at 9:34 AM
- Life with Kaishon said...
Absolutely perfect.
The fox.
The theater.
The girls : )
I am going to give my baby some ikeem tonight because today is his 13th Birthday.
I feel sort of sad because I miss having a little person around. Happy that we are surviving puberty though. Thank you Jesus.
I hope your month gets a little less cray cray. Love, Becky - January 9, 2013 at 9:34 AM
- Mary Gene Atwood said...
Love the black and white ballerina! Such a big girl.
- January 9, 2013 at 9:35 AM
- Amy said...
Your sweet fox reminds me of some fabric I am dying to get my hands on ...
Thanks for the day-brightening post, Amy - January 9, 2013 at 9:36 AM
- Brandi Guarino said...
Needed this reminder today so badly. Our last few days have felt like running to put out fire after fire. Going to pick my little guy up from school now and have an afternoon of games and snacks. Thanks Kelle!
- January 9, 2013 at 9:38 AM
- Lacey in the City said...
Such a beautiful family! Cheers to enjoying the small things.
- January 9, 2013 at 9:44 AM
- Sandy Adams said...
I've had a few unbalanced priorities around here lately as well. Time to slow down and enjoy! :)
- January 9, 2013 at 9:44 AM
- dodgingacorns said...
the signs of wonderful moments. I need to put more of those types of games on my kids' birthday lists this year. And that theater idea - LOVE. Thanks for sharing your wonderful moments with us.
- January 9, 2013 at 9:47 AM
- YeamieWaffles said...
These pieces are amazing and those cookies look fantastic to me as well, this is such a great treat for your two wonderful children Kelle.
- January 9, 2013 at 9:49 AM
- Amber said...
I love that Nella is wearing the same dress while eating her "i-keem" that Lainey wore when you painted the mug for Nella. I don't know how/why I noticed, but it made me smile. :)
- January 9, 2013 at 9:50 AM
- 'Manda said...
I love playing Old Maid. Could you tell me where you got your game? I love the illustrations on your game. Amanda
- January 9, 2013 at 9:51 AM
- Michelle said...
"Little pleasures should never ever get lost in the shuffle of big important routines. They are what's big and important because they fuel everything else." YES!!! Thank you for always reminding us of this!
And a mid week high five, hand clap, hip bump to you to! :o) - January 9, 2013 at 9:52 AM
- Debbie said...
My Kaitlyn asks for "i keem" too! I love it!
Debbie - January 9, 2013 at 9:54 AM
- Sara Bell said...
I understand the little fox thing. I don't think I know very many families who DON'T have some kind of cute little animal "nickname" for their baby. Or sweet pea, little stinker, something like that.
Also, I desperately want a chocolate chip cookie now. =[ - January 9, 2013 at 9:57 AM
- D said...
I have to admit- I'm addicted to your blog and IG pics, simply bc they make me happy. If I'm cranky at work, and missing my baby at daycare instead of reading the depressing news, I jump on your blog and smile. Thank you :)
- January 9, 2013 at 10:05 AM
- Lens & anything Else said...
Love the mug!
- January 9, 2013 at 10:05 AM
- CheCiara said...
Fiercesome Fox?
OMG me too on the Monopoly. We played it this past Christmas and I genuinely had sweaty palms and major anxiety once the houses started going on. That pink strip=shudder.
Your ballerinas are adorable :)
- January 9, 2013 at 10:09 AM
- Heather Counsellor said...
Thanks for the reminder to celebrate moments of; dancing in the kitchen with my hubby before dinner, brown packages from ups guy, late night giggles and game nights. All far more impt. than bills or dishes
- January 9, 2013 at 10:10 AM
- Cheri said...
Love the fox! I have two little girls and a baby boy. His name is Trace Russell (which means "Brave Fox.") Yay for babies with mascots! Haha....
- January 9, 2013 at 10:11 AM
- Melina said...
oh my god. I love you. you are very important. and right now? i'm guessing very big.
xo - January 9, 2013 at 10:11 AM
- Melina said...
oh my god. I love you. you are very important. and right now? i'm guessing very big.
xo - January 9, 2013 at 10:11 AM
- Rachel Cummings said...
I went camping in New Hampshire this past October and our campsite was stalked by a fox while we were sitting around the campfire and I have to say, it was pretty scary. Foxes may be little but I agree- Fiercesome Fox all the way! (Not that you want people to fear your child of course- but foxes definitely have a "don't mess with me" attitude.)
- January 9, 2013 at 10:20 AM
- Anne Bickle said...
beautiful. thanks for the reminder to remember the little things that are really what's most important.
- January 9, 2013 at 10:26 AM
- Rich and Court said...
It's the little things in life that I need to focus on. My sister and I about once every six months used to go to "art therapy" a pottery painting studio where we could spend hours just talking and slowing down and relaxing. The end of this month were going to an open painting studio.. getting some desperately needed art therapy!! Enjoy =)
- January 9, 2013 at 10:44 AM
- Amy Cappelli said...
I love your little fox. Fantastic Mr. Fox.
- January 9, 2013 at 10:45 AM
- Christina said...
Oh the piggies! My favorite game of all time.
- January 9, 2013 at 10:55 AM
- Susan said...
I ask for ice cream every day, too. Seriously. Love. That. Stuff.
- January 9, 2013 at 11:09 AM
- sonja said...
There is no such thing as a unified Native American culture and it's incredibly demeaning to call another culture's sacred traditions "rad."
I get what you mean by representative animals for your kiddos and appreciating the idea of a name signifying that, but the way you worded it was very insensitive to actual Native Americans. - January 9, 2013 at 11:29 AM
- Jenna | The Paleo Project said...
that mug came out so adorable... I want one of my own. And a little fox to go with... Somedaaay
- January 9, 2013 at 11:44 AM
- Ellen said...
I recently got a new camera (Nikon D3100) and I'm slowly learning how to use it. How do you take pictures in low lighting without using the flash and still come out with clear pictures (without blurry movements)??
- January 9, 2013 at 11:51 AM
- Jen said...
Your tribe names are perfect :-) Cubs grow to be fierce mama bears, Bunnies are quick and smart, Foxes are clever and fast. I wouldn't mess with 'em :-)
- January 9, 2013 at 12:04 PM
- jenniwaka said...
I know what you mean about blogging and letting it recapture what was important about the previous week so you can 'right' things in your head and prioritize your next steps. I write a tiny little weekly blog about my daughter for friends and family afar and just sitting and thinking of all the things that happened that week calms me so. I love your little nicknames for your tribes and your adorable mug, too!
- January 9, 2013 at 12:05 PM
- Carlye Proescholdt said...
Kelle-- Just went back and read some old ETST posts. Having a cry at work because my heart is happy. I'm not a mama yet, but I am a nanny, and even that is enough to make my pre-mama-heart smile and ache so good at your words. Thanks for writing. Kiss your littles for me. Xoxo
- January 9, 2013 at 12:16 PM
- Shelly said...
I recently started following your blog and I am instantly (sounds creepy) but in love with your simple but enjoyable life and it makes me reflect on the little things I need to focus more on. Thank you so much for allowing us into your life. Many blessings.
Shels - January 9, 2013 at 12:57 PM
- Sabrina said...
LOOOOOOVE all your pictures! That fox mug is way too cute for words, and so are your girls! Their outfits just knock me over every time they're so cute. My favorite pictures are the ones of the girls performing; I wish we did stuff like that when I was little. So jealous! Someday if I have kids I am going to re-read all of these things you write about and incorporate them into my kids' lives. Really! You've totally inspired me.
- January 9, 2013 at 1:14 PM
- Kt Go said...
just strikingly beautiful photos! Nella looks like an amazing porcelein doll, just a blessing to see her life! thank you for sharing despite :)
- January 9, 2013 at 1:28 PM
- Brenda Wilkerson said...
Monopoly stresses me out too, and Pass the Pigs is THE BEST. I was skeptical when my brother told me about it, but we've since enjoyed many hilarious games.
- January 9, 2013 at 1:34 PM
- Sarah Broadus said...
Todd? My husband's name is Todd and it means fox as well-any gentle fox will be a joy to add to the bunch! :)
- January 9, 2013 at 1:44 PM
- Midwestgirl said...
OK, I know officially now that Nella and I would totes be BFF's; she likes Bomb Pops (those blue, white and red popsicles, in case that is only what us Minnesotans call it) and I-Keem. I could eat both of those items every day and love every minute of it. So cute!!
- January 9, 2013 at 1:50 PM
- Crystal said...
Monopoly also drives me nuts. I hate losing money, real or imagined. :-)
- January 9, 2013 at 2:03 PM
- dunski said...
I love this post.
I love reading all your posts.
Tonight this one speaks to me about so much happiness.thank you. - January 9, 2013 at 2:07 PM
- 38b6af32-c892-11e1-83d1-000bcdcb5194 said...
My 2 1/2 year old son says i-keem too. So cute!
- January 9, 2013 at 2:09 PM
- Alli said...
Thanks Kelle, I have had a tough few days and I always feel better after reading your posts. It reminds me of what is important in life. And I am going to steal your dance party idea.
- January 9, 2013 at 2:13 PM
- Lex Wisniewski said...
Confession: I always scroll through the pictures first, and then go back and read. :) I've been a mommy for three weeks now, and I love this. Just as I was starting to feel like my new life is wrapped up in spit-up and dirty diapers, I needed the reminder that those are the big important things. :)
- January 9, 2013 at 2:36 PM
- Sheila Los said...
Ahhhh Kelle Hampton! Mid week hip bump made me smile. Thank you for giving me a place to come where I can appreciate all the smalls things with you. Your blog helps me to be mindful of all the little moments throughout my day that I cherish and treasure the most.
- January 9, 2013 at 2:48 PM
- Sydney said...
Nice post, thanks!
- January 9, 2013 at 3:00 PM
- Kelly Cach said...
Monopoly...hated it when I was a kid. Big sister was always the boss of the games...so I would hide money under my leg or slip my dad a couple thousand so I could hurry up and be DONE WITH IT!
Nora asks for a "nack" or a "kack" every single day. I guess snacks, especially crackers, equal CRACK....haha, she's addicted :)
In love with the black and white dancing photos! I DIE!
- January 9, 2013 at 3:36 PM
- Leah Cushen said...
Thank you once again for your words of wisdom. You are an inspiration to all and your blog never fails to uplift me and keep me centered.You are a blessing:)
Ps I have a wee 18 month old poppet who LOVES her ice cream. Every night she smiles sweetly, flutters her eyelashes, points to her flowery teacup and whispers "ice". - January 9, 2013 at 4:01 PM
- seetastelove said...
Pass the logs totally forgot about that awesome game.
- January 9, 2013 at 5:01 PM
- G said...
I read your blog and I often enjoy the pictures and words; however, I have to echo the comment sonja made above. I'm puzzled as to how you can be so sensitive, so passionate about making sure people living with DS are appreciated and included in their communities for so much more than simply having an extra chromosome and yet you fail to see the harm in spewing out stereotypes about Native American cultures?
I understand the intention is good, but reading this post, your words come across as naive, drawing on historically racist stereotypes and lumping all indigenous Native north Americans into one homogenous group. Maybe it's time to pick up some Native writing/literature/ethnography? A little Louise Erdrich, some Sherman Alexie, some Alfonso Ortiz?
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- PapillionMom said...
You must get these. We have them, love them. I don't usually purchase random plastic items, but when my 2 were little they were the only ones I could find. - January 9, 2013 at 6:23 PM
- Angela said...
Your unseasonable warm means summer like weather, ours that we've been having in Montana means it hit 45-degrees today so everyone quit wearing winter jackets and exclaims how beautiful it is out! I think I'd take yours over ours! (Luckily I'll get to enjoy some of your Florida sunshine in March when we head down to Naples and we are getting "spring" snow here!!)
Enjoyed the post...especially the dancing performance...we have those regularly at our house with my girls and I LOVE every minute of them!! - January 9, 2013 at 6:36 PM
- Raelyn said...
I am behind at commenting on your Blog!! How did that happen....? ;-}
I could never master the hula hoop. Never. And I tried!! Go Nella, go!! ;)
My youngest brother with Down's Syndrome has always loved ice cream!! Not that I blame him. Ice cream happens to be one of my "diet downfalls"!! ;-/
"Little pleasures should never ever get lost in the shuffle of big important routines. They are what's big and important because they fuel everything else.". Very good!! ;-D
- January 9, 2013 at 6:38 PM
- Sandy said...
I hate Monopoly, too. :) Have the girls tried The Cat in the Hat I Can Do That Game? It's great for this age (we take out the "stop" cards): it's slightly active, fun, and educational (but they don't know it). Best of all, it's great to watch them do their turn and be proud of themselves for what they can do. We also love Spot It, which we use in our own easier way with the kids. We take it everywhere with us (great for waiting rooms!), and the kids enjoy playing it. It works for all ages, since last night we played it with my 88 year-old grandfather!
Thanks for the reminder to enjoy the games with them. It's sometimes hard to remember that we need to sit down more to spend those moments..... - January 9, 2013 at 7:00 PM
- Kate said...
I thought I was the only other person in the universe (besides my parents, who I got the game from) who knew about that Pig Mania game! Isn't it downright hilarious? Makes me laugh so hard every time I play it. LOVE IT!
- January 9, 2013 at 8:21 PM
- Val said...
Your posts make me completely happy!!
- January 9, 2013 at 8:35 PM
- Kate said...
You know, the Gentle, the Quiet, and the Little are sometimes stronger and wiser than those who roar and fight...
Also, as a dancer myself, I adore the dancing pictures. The black-and-white makes them even better. - January 9, 2013 at 9:31 PM
- melissa said...
You always have the best timing with your thoughtful posts.
"...my favorite important little moments this past week has helped me reprioritize. Little pleasures should never ever get lost in the shuffle of big important routines. They are what's big and important because they fuel everything else." ~But of course, this is why we enjoy the small things right along with you. I needed this reminder too ;)
Hugs from Tejas,
PS - It was neat to enjoy your baby bliss with your nursery sharing too. (Take care of yourself & family. We are slowly recovering from the flu.) - January 9, 2013 at 9:54 PM
- Monique said...
To all the little pleasures you share with all of us...Amen!! You inspire us, oh yes you do!
Cheers to enjoying the small things!
Monique - January 9, 2013 at 10:35 PM
- Mom Fashion World said...
I love the last photo... so sweet!
- January 10, 2013 at 6:05 AM
- Mom Fashion World said...
I love the last photo... so sweet!
- January 10, 2013 at 6:05 AM
- The onion Farmers Wife said...
I have been feeling overwhelmed as well kelle. Gotta remember to relax. Thanks for posting! Yummy popcycles, it's hot coca here. A balmy 9 degrees forecast for tomorrow.
- January 10, 2013 at 6:20 AM
- moplans said...
You always make me smile kelle. I had to comment today as my little, similar but different genetic issue to Nella's, also loves ice cream and I am so proud when she eats it all with barely a trace on her as you describe Nella here :)
- January 10, 2013 at 12:04 PM
- SH said...
You're such a wonderful photographer! Your girls (and little one on the way) are going to love looking back at them!
thehartungs.blogspot.ca - January 10, 2013 at 12:35 PM
- Kiki said...
Kelle, I realize that I don't comment here on your blog nearly enough and that's only because I'm always left speechless (in a good way!) after reading your blog. I just wanted to say thanks for always sharing what's on your heart so beautifully and boldly. You are such an inspiration to me and you remind me to never back down and to live life to the fullest. Thank you, thank you.
I can't wait to see your little fox someday soon! :) - January 10, 2013 at 12:52 PM
- JennyCB said...
"Hell's Soundtrack" ~ BAHAHAHA! Too funny. (Gonna add Lila's entire Bridget Mendler cd to that soundtrack. Stat. Oddly, though, I'll keep AJ's One Direction cd for myself...)
Confessing that I played the marimba (and chimes, vibraphone, xylophone) in marching band, stage band, orchestra, and wind ensemble in HS. Sooo... I'll bet you never knew how cool I was. ;-) - January 10, 2013 at 1:25 PM
- avasmama said...
HEE HEE about Lainey putting the Old Maid card up high, totally remember doing that as a child too. Can't wait to start playing all my old faves with my 3 year old. We just got her Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders, classics are always the best. The profile picture of Nella eating her ikeem is simply beautiful. thanks for such a sweet post today! :)
- January 10, 2013 at 6:06 PM
- Jessica said...
Every time I see this title, I read it as, "Late Night Potty Training". :)
- January 11, 2013 at 5:03 AM
- Momma Holmes said...
Another great quicky card game is Wig Out... so fun and so quick! Enjoy!
- January 11, 2013 at 6:50 AM
- Roksalanna said...
Such a great idea giving each of your children their own animal motif.
I love the Living Room Performance Hall photos. So lovely the way you create magical, memorable experiences with your girls.
xo - January 11, 2013 at 2:14 PM
- doena said...
wow the glass with painting is cute. creative
- January 11, 2013 at 4:31 PM
- KC said...
Kelle, I don't have children yet, but when I was young, my mom almost always took the time to play games with my sibs and I when we asked. She says, even now, that she's so glad she did, even though our house wasn't always clean and laundry wasn't always done, but we grew up knowing how much she loved us and that we were so important to her. Those are some of my best memories from growing up as an adult, and I plan to do the same with my children one day. So keep up the great work, momma. They'll appreciate it forever.
- January 12, 2013 at 1:03 PM
- Jeanne Pearce said...
Stumbled across Nella's birth story. Cried my eyes out but fell in love. Read some of your current blogs. Your daughters are both amazing & beautiful. Nella is a little lady now. My only child, a daughter, is about to turn 2. We are about to start trying for another. Your birth story just reminds me what I already knew about myself. I would love my child no matter what. If I found out anything was wrong or different I would still have unconditional love for my baby. So much <3 for you all. Thank you for sharing your story. It melted my heart! Sending <3 from South Alabama.
- January 12, 2013 at 10:25 PM
- CarlyWeb said...
I love reading your blog, enjoying the photos and focusing on the important small things. So sweet. Thanks for sharing!
Carly from http://thenextrightchoice.blogspot.com (I'm a big thing trying to become a small thing lololol) - January 13, 2013 at 12:45 PM
- Jenny Watson said...
I just want to say that I just found your blog while I was searching and want that what an enjoyable time to look through to this post thanks for all the effort which you did for us.
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- 17enne said...
I've always loved card games, that seems so funny. My sister and I used to perform for our parents like your girls do, and it becomes a custom into my family: now every summer the little ones in our country house performs a dance, a song or a story and they even make everyone pay the ticket for the "cousins' cash" (a box full of money destinated to unfortunate babies). It's so funny.
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- mommy dearest said...
As a firm believer that we are the creators of our lives, may I say, you are a master creator!
- January 14, 2013 at 11:24 AM
- Shell said...
Love your posts, as always. Please feel free to check my blog out as I am doing a giveaway!
- January 14, 2013 at 1:51 PM
- medina family said...
What a great idea with the sheet and spotlight! Can't wait to try it with the kids.
- January 14, 2013 at 10:29 PM
- leesa jhon said...
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- travelingsole said...
Where did you get the Chevron hair clip in Nella's hair? Great post. I love to see people raising money for good causes like this. I have a brother with CP and I know it takes a lot of money to take good care of him.
- January 15, 2013 at 9:22 AM
- b44096f0-1bb1-11e2-a1d3-000f20980440 said...
That is the happiest looking little girl I have ever seen!!! The photo with her looking at the pink flowers warms my heart.
- January 15, 2013 at 12:11 PM
- b44096f0-1bb1-11e2-a1d3-000f20980440 said...
That is the happiest looking little girl I have ever seen!!! The photo with her looking at the pink flowers warms my heart.
- January 15, 2013 at 12:12 PM
- Katherine - Real Food Runner said...
What a precious little girl!
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With the second season of "Revenge" in full swing, Wonderwall caught up with Christa B. Allen, who plays privileged high school student Charlotte Grayson. Charlotte yearns to break free from her mother's firm grasp, but is Christa anything like her on-screen character? You'll have to scroll through to find out …
WW: Let's talk about "Revenge." I'm a huge fan and so are a few other Wonderwall editors!
Christa B. Allen: Well, thank you so much. You and a bunch of other people I hear. That's great. We hopefully get to keep our jobs. Yay! And keep making TV.
WW: Your "Revenge" character, Charlotte Grayson, appears to be evolving this season. Can you tell us what to expect?
CA: The first season you saw her family sort of whip her around and she just kind of takes it. And goes along with it. And the second season, we've started it off already with the first episode and somebody is trying to mess with her. But it seems like this season she has a bit more fight in her. And retaliates.
WW: What is it like working with Madeleine Stowe, who plays your mother, Victoria Grayson, on "Revenge?
CA: One of my favorite things is to do a scene with Madeleine in which her character has to betray me in some way. Because there have been many over the months. That woman is such a powerhouse and when she acts, it's from the very core of her being. It's from her soul. She's not just making the words on the page sound pretty. She just has so much fire in her belly. So after we've done one of these scenes in which she hurts my character in some way, she will immediately switch it off and says, "I'm sorry, Christa. I'm so sorry I have to be so mean to you." I say, "No, it's fantastic, Madeleine. You did a beautiful job." Just watching this woman work, you literally see magic created before your eyes. She's fantastic.
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CA: From hanging out in her [Ashley Madekwe's] living room, talking for hours or planning a Halloween party together as well as my birthday this year ... we go on little holidays together. She's my closest. She's my girl.
WW: You're turning 21 on Nov. 11. Do you have any special plans for the big day?
CA: I think we may do a party, I'm not quite sure yet. We're still working on it. But Ashley calls me every other day and she goes, "What are we doing for your birthday? If you don't plan it, I'm going to plan it for you."
WW: Now that "Revenge" has really put you on the map, have you made any big splurges?
CA: Oh my God! It's funny that you ask that because I was just at Burberry this morning. And I got myself one of the classic trench coats. And it's the most beautiful thing. It's actually a bit of a twist on the classic. It's purple velvet. It's gorgeous.
WW: How does your personal style compare to Charlotte's?
CA: Charlotte tends to be more all sweet, all the time. If she's not in a cute little dress with flats with bows on them, she's in a cardigan. And I tend to mix it up a bit. In the daytime, I dress a bit sweeter and more polite. But when the sun goes down, I get down. I'm a bit edgier than Charlotte.
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CA: Oh, oh, so many. Dior, Lanvin, Burberry, Dolce [& Gabbana], Miu Miu …
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CA: The first time I worked with her was about a decade ago. So I'm pleased to say that I've met lots of people in between, and she remains one of the sweetest. I remember being in her living room when I was 12 years old, and saying, "Jennifer, do you have any advice?" Because I was just starting out. "Any advice for a young actress?" She said, "Make sure that you maintain a life outside of Hollywood because if you're just wrapped up in your career all of the time, you're not a real person having real experiences. And then how can you play a real person in a movie? That's true. And she clearly lives by it as well. She's got kids now and is married. And has her whole life outside of what she does.
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CA: I'm dying to go to India ... because the culture seems so vastly different from what I'm used to in the States. I would love to do some yoga there. And be amongst people who are so different than myself. There's so much you can learn from people who grew up in a different environment. So that's on the agenda during the next hiatus.
WW: You recently revealed that you spent a summer in the circus. How'd that happen?
CA: [Laughs] Yeah, you know I'm a lover of life. And I feel like any experience you can have which adds to your repertoire of things you've done and can add to your character -- I'm willing to try. So that opportunity presented itself and I found myself on some trapeze and trying to juggle. That's so difficult and I still can't get the juggling down. [Laughs] Or the unicycle. That takes a lot of coordination.
WW: What was your favorite part of the circus?
CA: Definitely the lyra, which is kind of like the trapeze. It's like a Hula-Hoop hanging in the air and you can sort of just do really crazy tricks, which it's meant more for the girls. You just stretch out and flip on it and it looks really beautiful.
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- Stretch gabardine with side button-tab waist detail
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- Inseam: S = 30", R = 33", L = 35"
- 63% Polyester/33% Rayon/4% Spandex
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LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concert
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's, London
Fri 25 Oct 2013 12.30pm
This Autumn LSO and Guildhall School musicians explore Russian music.
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Sam Amidon
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's, London
Sat 26 Oct 2013 7.30pm
Sam Amidon reworks classic folk songs, country ballads and shape-note hymns.
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Barbican Hall, London
Sun 27 Oct 2013 2.30pm
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Barbican Hall, London
Sun 27 Oct 2013 8pm
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Valery Gergiev's Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique
Barbican Hall, London
Thu 31 Oct 2013 7.30pm
Valery Gergiev begins his series of works by Berlioz, which continues throughout the 13/14...
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Chiaroscuro String Quartet: BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's, London
Thu 31 Oct 2013 1pm
The Chiaroscuro String Quartet performs string quartets by Mozart.
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Family Backstage Pass: Berlioz
Fountain Room (Level G), Barbican
Thu 31 Oct 2013 6pm
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Valery Gergiev's Berlioz: Harold in Italy
Barbican Hall, London
Fri 1 Nov 2013 7.30pm
Valery Gergiev continues his Berlioz series with works including Harold in Italy performed...
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Valery Gergiev's Berlioz: The Damnation of Faust
Barbican Hall, London
Sun 3 Nov 2013 7pm
Berlioz' The Damnation of Faust with Olga Borodina as Marguerite. NB Change of soloist
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LSO Discovery Day: Hector Berlioz
Barbican and LSO St Luke's, London
Sun 3 Nov 2013 10am to 5.30pm
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Celebrate your fandom with this 16oz. Hi-Def freezer mug. It boasts wrap-around Pittsburgh Penguins-themed graphics, making for a bold display of team pride. It also features double-wall construction with faux ice crystal insulation, so you can pop it in the freezer right before the game starts. It's the perfect mug to keep your drinks ice-cold while you watch your Pittsburgh Penguins dominate on the ice! Shop for your favorite NHL gear at fanatics.
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- What is this Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Report?
- Did this school meet all AYP measures?
- Did this school meet any AYP targets through Safe Harbor?
- Did this school meet any AYP measures through the Growth Model?
- Did this school meet any AYP measures through the appeals process?
- What does this report mean for PAXTANG EL SCH?
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What is this Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) report?
This report is a summary of your school's Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) results. The purpose of AYP is to ensure that all students have reading and mathematics skills that prepare them for the future. Adequate Yearly Progress measures whether each school has met the improvement goals established by No Child Left Behind. For a school to "Make AYP," students in the school must meet goals in three areas: (1) Attendance (for schools without a high school graduating class) or Graduation (for schools with a High School graduating class), (2) Academic Performance, and (3) Test Participation. For PAXTANG EL SCH, the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) taken by students in Grade 3, 4 and 5 is used to determine Academic Performance and Test Participation in Reading and Mathematics. To learn more about AYP, click the "About AYP" link at the top of the page.
Did this school meet all AYP measures?
PAXTANG EL SCH met 12 out of 13 AYP measures in 2011-12. Because AYP requires meeting all of the measures, this school did not meet AYP requirements. Since schools that miss even one target "Do Not Make AYP," this status does not necessarily mean it is a chronically failing school.
For PAXTANG EL SCH, the "Did Not Make AYP" status means that improvement is needed in:
- Reading Performance by the Economically Disadvantaged student group.
The performance chart and/or data table can show more details about how this school performed.
Did this school meet any AYP targets through Safe Harbor?
Safe Harbor is achieved when a subgroup has greatly improved since the previous year — even though it did not meet the state goal. (The measure for Safe Harbor improvement is at least a 10% reduction of the percentage of students who scored below Proficient for Reading or Mathematics from last year to this year).
In PAXTANG EL SCH, no test performance targets were met by Safe Harbor.
Did this school meet any AYP measures through the Growth Model?
The Growth Model recognizes the efforts of schools and districts/LEAs whose students have not achieved proficiency but are on trajectories towards proficiency on future PSSA exams. The Growth Model will be calculated for Performance Indicators (i.e., the all student group and up to nine subgroups). Projected scores are calculated for all students - including students who are proficient. If a projected score cannot be calculated for a particular student, the student's actual score is used. The Growth Model will be applied to an AYP Performance Indicator only if the indicator cohort has not met AYP performance by any of the existing goals or targets. Actual, not projected, PASA scores, PSSA-M scores, 3rd grade scores, and 11th grade scores are always used, as well as the scores for any students with insufficient data points to make a projection.
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- Reading Performance by the Students Overall group.
Did this school meet any AYP measures through the appeals process?
When initial AYP results are announced each year, schools and districts/LEAs have the opportunity to review the data that is utilized to determine AYP and request changes through the Bureau of Assessment and Accountability to correct any errors. Also, schools and districts/LEAs have the opportunity to appeal the AYP rulings through the Pennsylvania Department of Education if they believe their AYP identification was in error for statistical or other substantive reasons.
In PAXTANG EL SCH, no test performance targets were met by Appeal.
What does this report mean for PAXTANG EL SCH?
The 2011-12 school year is the first year that this school did not meet all AYP measures. In the first year of not meeting AYP, a school is placed in "Warning" status. Warning means that the school fell short of the AYP targets but has another year to achieve them before any consequences are imposed. This school should review its improvement strategies and create a school improvement plan so that it can meet AYP next year.
If this school meets all AYP measures next year, it will be considered on track to meet the goal of all students attaining proficiency in Reading and Mathematics by the year 2014. If this school does not meet AYP next year, it will be designated as needing improvement and will be placed into the "School Improvement I" category. Click the "About AYP" link at the top of the page to learn more about AYP requirements and AYP status levels in Pennsylvania.
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- Work with your child's teacher to help your child succeed in school. Your child's teacher can help you find resources and provide insight and suggestions for you to help your child reach his or her full potential.
- If your child was tested in Spring 2012, you should receive a printed Parent Report that outlines your child's performance on the Assessment. This report includes educational activities to do with your child and is a good starting point to discuss your child's performance with their teacher.
- Get involved: You can join your school's Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) or volunteer at your child's school. Contact your child's school for information on other ways to get involved.


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A stunning live performance only happens when all of the pieces come together perfectly. A professional technical crew allows the performers the opportunity to do what they do best-create the electricity and magic that allows the audience to fully participate and connect. U2 has obviously surrounded themselves with a group of individuals who have the same goal for a concert-give the audiences the most amazing adventure of their lives. Salt Lake will be my very FIRST U2 concert and I know that my dream experience is in the capable hands of people who love what they do. Thank you, Willie, for showing us golden nuggets of what it's like living life on the road with U2: the greatest band in the world!!!
09 September, 2010
Every Breaking Wave
I really enjoy reading your diary; I check U2.com every day for a new diary entry! The "door story" is just hilarious! You could really publish a book w/ your collected diary entries ;)
I attended both Helsinki shows & they were amazing! I couldn't believe that U2 played EBW- it felt so special to hear a song live that was never played before! Standing at the catwalk, it sometimes felt like an intimate club show, especially when the GA area was lit... Helsinki II was the last show of "my U2360 tour" but it definitely was a worthy ending!
btw- you should try to persuade U2 to play Mercy live (since it was already soundchecked... ;))
08 September, 2010
Hi willie!
thanks so much for all the work your doing.
Im very excited to hear that Mercy was soundchecked recently in istanbul...
your incredible production work with that song would be mindblowing im sure!!
Oh, I pray, there will be a way for this song to work out with production and be played live in 2011 or sooner..
06 September, 2010
No doubt best new tune of 2010!
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05 September, 2010
What a night.
Travelled from the U.K., and boy was it worth it. To see the band experimenting was pure Joy to watch. Loved 'Every Breaking Wave' with Bono guiding Edge through the chorus. 'No Line' busker style reminded us of the version on the BBC Culture show last year, which is still our favourite - please keep this in the set. Bono getting stuck out on the walkway and asking Willie for transport. 'I Will Follow' back in the line up. What a night. Willie's early Birthday in Sheffield, Smashers in Helsinki. Only questions remaining are whose Birthday will it be in Chicago next year, and how many set changes. Keep up the great work - Brilliant.
05 September, 2010
Every Breaking Wave
Really hoping this is played at Paris. U2 classic written all over it.


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Considered to be one of the top players to ever come out of Japan, Yu Darvish is crossing the Pacific and coming to play for your Texas Rangers. The young pitcher is ready to dominate the Big Leagues for the Rangers just like he has done in Japan's professional ranks and during International competitions. Become the #1 fanatic in Yu's fan club by supporting the starting pitcher with this player tee by Majestic. Featuring the team name arched on the chest and Yu's name and number printed on the back, this tee will have you boldly supporting Darvish as he joins the Rangers in their journey to the World Series!
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The Jancy Slugger uncoated, carbide-tipped high-speed steel annular cutter with 1" depth and a 1/2" round shank with flats is used to create through holes as deep as 1" in a range of materials, with best performance in hard-to-machine materials as well as mild steel and stainless steel. An annular cutter removes only the circumference of a through hole (extending through the workpiece), releasing the central material as a slug when the hole has been cut. This tool has a built-in twist drill bit that helps to anchor the cutter and assists with ejection of the slug when it is released. The center-free design of the tool results in energy efficiency and reduced cycle time: the operator can produce holes three to five times faster than with a conventional twist drill that must convert the entire hole into chips. In addition, this tool's multiple cutting edges can create an accurate, burr-free hole that minimizes the need for secondary operations such as pre-drilling and reaming.
High-speed steel (HSS) is a common general-purpose steel for cutting tools and is compatible with a variety of materials. With no coating or surface treatment, this uncoated tool can be used on a broad range of materials and provides an economical alternative to coated tools. Carbide edges add cutting strength to the tool body; carbide is harder than high-speed or cobalt steel, making it more wear-resistant at high speeds and providing longer tool life.
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Red Hawk Lodge at River Run
Destination: Keystone
Area: River Run Village
Type: Condo/Villa
Number of Floors: 5
Bedrooms: 1
Baths: 1
Red Hawk boasts spacious units with access to pool, hot tubs & sauna, just yards away from the gondola, retail shops and restaurants of the River Run Village. Enjoy ice skating, inner-tubing and night skiing at your doorstep. Each unit has a large patio or deck. With the relocation of the gondola in November 2008, Red Hawk will be one of the two closest properties to the gondola.
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Check-In Office Name: ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals 285 Summit Place Summit Place Shopping Center Silverthorne, Colorado 80498 Check-In Time: 4:00 PM Check-Out Time: 10:00 AM Open: Sunday - Saturday 9:00AM - 5:00PM 1-970-262-9845 (check-in line) 970-262-9845 (office) 1-800-GO-RELAX(reservations) 1-970-262-9845(maintenance) After Hours Check-In Procedure: Should you arrive after regular office hours, your check-in packet will be waiting in the lock box next to the check-in office. The lock box code can be found in your reservation confirmation information. Enter the code and then turn to the right. Inside you will find your check-in packet with your name and confirmation number on the front. Open the packet. Your unit number and directions to your unit will be on the welcome letter. GPS: Latitude: 39.62704621227416600000 Longitude: -106.06283705097809000000 1-970-453-4711(after hours phone) |
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Travel End Date: 06/01/2015
Minimum Night Stay: 1
See Breck Like a Local
Up to 25% off†* lodging for a quieter season in Breckenridge
Promo Code: LOCAL
Travel Start Date: 04/20/2015
Travel End Date: 06/12/2015
Minimum Night Stay: 1
Save Now on Summer Stays
Warm up to summer savings on Breckenridge & Keystone lodging
Promo Code: SUMMER15
Travel Start Date: 06/12/2015
Travel End Date: 09/07/2015
Minimum Night Stay: 2
Last Minute Deal
Save up to 25%†* when you travel right away
Promo Code: LASTMINUTE
Travel Start Date: 05/04/2015
Travel End Date: 06/12/2015
Minimum Night Stay: 1
1 - 2 BR | 1 - 2 BA | Sleeps 4 - 6
1 - 2 BR | 1 - 2 BA | Sleeps 4 - 8