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here we are -- Congratulations on your pregnancy! A lot of people start collecting things early and getting hand me downs. However, you are not allowed to ask people to send you things in discussion threads. Please check out The Trading Post forum. There is a section where people are offering items free for shipping. You can also purchase items from other members in the trading post. I would also recommend looking for local parenting resources like parents networks and clothing exchanges. Maybe there is a local holistic moms group. I have seen maternity clothing exchanges too. Good luck!
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Congrats on the baby! I have picked up almost all my son's clothes from garage sales. I look on Craigslist in the garage sale section for the sales that have baby clothes and other items and only buy when they are selling items for 25-75 cents apiece (for clothes). We have purchased hundreds of items and only spent around $100 and have enough clothes to last us through 24 months if we include the clothes we received at my shower. I only buy things that are good quality--no reason to spend money on clothes that are stained or really ugly. No one could ever tell that his clothes were purchased at a garage sale. Kids wear clothes for such a short amount of time so you can usually find some very good quality items. You can sometimes find people giving clothes away on Craigslist or selling them for a good price but I find the best deals are at garage sales. Good luck finding what you're looking for! Take care.
Yep. Back when I lived where we had a decent priced Goodwill(the one here is outrageous) I bought most of my kids clothes second hand. Garage sales are also a great idea. Craigslist has lots of great deals. I got a bassinet for $5 off craigslist. It was in good condition and kind of fancy. I resold it later for $40 on craigslist. There's no reason you have to spend a ton of money.
Second hand is the way to go. :) And if you notice people getting rid of stuff you could find useful, you can politely ask for it. The worst that could happen is they say no.
Watch for clearanced items too. And onsies are super cheap. Make a list of what you need and watch for the items.
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Check and see if you have a pregnancy care center in your area. The one in our town gives clothing to families who need it.
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No worries, here we are. I think you summed it up pretty well. There are lots of generous people on here who are willing to give things away, but we just can't ask outright. That's probably why the trading post was set up. Babies go through clothes and other things so quickly, and it seems like if you know where to look you can find lots of great items that can be used again. I think everyone gave great ideas above also.
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I suggest calling churches in your area, and letting them know you are in need, they may give u things for free.
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MANILA -- No less than the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), which is the preeminent state sports body in the US, has cleared Manny Pacquiao of steroids claims made by controversial boxing trainer Floyd Mayweather, Sr. All I can tell you is that Pacquiao, every time he's fought here [in Nevada, has] been tested, as well as his opponents, said NSAC executive director Keith Kaiser.
He passed every drug test we did to him, every steroid test we did to him, he added to counter allegations made by Mayweather Sr. that Pacquiao was into performance enhancement drugs.
Mayweather Sr. is the father of former world champion Floyd Jr., whom Pacquiao succeeded as the worlds top pound-for-pound fighter.
According to Wikipedia, the NSAC is regarded as the preeminent state athletic commission in the US because of Nevada's role as a center for combat sports. The commission regulates all boxing matches in the state of Nevada and has the final authority on licensing matters, having the ability to approve, deny, revoke, or suspend all licenses for boxing bouts.
Kaiser stressed that the NSAC conducts stringent drug tests on boxers before allowing them to fight within the jurisdiction of Nevada.
[On] title fights [we have] tests for steroids and drug abuse. [We look out for] marijuana, cocaine, said Kaiser. We collect urine [for tests] before and after the fight.
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Mayweather Sr., meanwhile, insisted that Pacquiao used some sort of supplements which is why he was able to maintain his punching power despite climbing several weight divisions.
He's never been that kind of puncher and all of a sudden he's a gigantic puncher, said Mayweather Sr.
Pacquiao, who first became a world champion as a flyweight, climbed the welterweight division and defeated Oscar de la Hoya in eight rounds. He also stopped Ricky Hatton, a natural junior welterweight, in two rounds.
I felt that he was on steroids or some type of supplements or some type of enhancement drugs believe me when I tell you, he's going to get caught, said the controversial boxing trainer.
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Pacquiaos coach, Freddie roach, said a slander case s already in the works against Mayweather Sr.
"I am going to talk to my lawyer, there could be a slander case here, and we will sue him, Roach told Brad ****ey of 8CountNews and Examiner.com.
The Hall-of-Fame coach said Pacquiao agrees with him that Floyd Jr.s father should be held liable for his comments.
I talked to Manny, and I talked to an attorney, and we are all on board here. This is all over the place now that Manny is on steroids, it's defaming his name," said Roach.
The Filipino boxer earlier said that he has also sought legal advice on Mayweather Sr.s comments.
Kinonsulta ko ang abugado ko para suriin [ang sinabi ni Mayweather Sr.] at kung lumabag siya ay kelangan niyang panagutan, he said.
Pacquiao said he never considered using steroids and has consistently passed medical test for his fights in the Philippines and abroad.
Lahat ng laban ko, lahat ng medical ko wala namang problema, pero itong si Floyd Mayweather [Sr.] parang may diperensya doon sa mga sinasabi niya, said the boxer.
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I am 49, bald, ugly, and don't own a single cool thing. Kids like me though.
The only true conservatives are libertarians. All the rest of the party politicians, and especially those on the left or right, are just the same.... wanting to control people and behaviors, with the only differences being in the emphasis of control.
I am 49, bald, ugly, and don't own a single cool thing. Kids like me though.
The whole breakdown of the nuclear family seems preposterous. I have a traditional family and now that gay marriage in legal in New Hampshire, am I going to be tempted to run off with some guy? Do fundamentalists (or any of the other people opposed to gay marriage) think that heterosexuality is that tough of a choice that if the option to settle down with a man with official recognition from the state was available, men are going to be leaving their wives in droves? Would they be tempted to a give homosexuality a chance if gay marriage was an option?
The logic escapes me.
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What ODH says.
I get the outrage over abortion, capital punishment, gun control, climate change laws, and other hot button issues. I don't get the uproar over gay marriage (from the "anti" side). Is it simply religious opposition? Seems to me that opposing gay marriage isn't going to make gay people stop being gay or having sex. So why fight this battle to the death?
The point I've been trying to make is that you claimed that you disagree with the courts overruling the will of the people, but it seems like you are OK with the court overruling the will of the people in cases where you agree with their constitutional argument but it's wrong and they're 'activist judges' when you disagree with their argument which leads me to believe that you think you know more than the supreme court.
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5pointz buffed white and set for demolitionGraffiti // Sunday, November 24, 2013
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Front axle breather tube leaking
5k on the jeep...this is new..hasn't happened before.
should I worry?
Clean it up and keep an eye out?
If it had been overfilled from the factory wouldn't it have shown itself sooner?
Remove fill plug and check fluid level. Should be right at the bottom of the fill plug hole.
If it has a drip you can get it fixed under warranty. Mine seeped out some fluid @ maybe 4000 miles on the rear differential, but they wouldn't reseal it without an active drip. It end up not becoming an issue.
If you want an easier way to fix it yourself, if need be, you can use "lube locker" vs RTV silicone to seal the differential housing.
Unless it's overfilled, it shouldn't push lube out the breather.
Weird that it just started. Thanks
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The stock differential is impossible to overfill. I would suggest putting a hose clamp on the breather tube. You might be able to get the dealer to put new fluid in if your lucky.
It isn't leaking at the diff.....leaking at the top.
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Op when you say top are you referring to the end of the breather tube or the top of the diff?
probably low on oil causing it to foam and push out the breather.
I wouldn't worry about this, it will self correct over time. What is the PITA is the dripping of fluid onto the garage floor or driveway.
Mine does it if I run speeds over 70 and or in 4wlo for extended periods of time. What I found interesting is that it is only the front, the rear doesn't push out oil.
Mine leaked from the breather tube & the diff fill plug when I first got it. My mechanic friend told me a lot of times Jeep over fills them at the factory (the only way I could imagine it could be overfilled) & to pull the fill plug & see. When I pulled the fill plug (yes, fill plug, not drain plug) a ton of gear oil came out - totally over filled. Not to mention the plug was so loose I removed it with my fingers, no tools needed. Nice, huh?
Haven't had any signs of leaking from either spot since.
^ What Sueby said. Mine was waaay overfilled and other Forum members confirmed that Jeep will overfill the front difs quite frequently. Extended running or hotter weather would cause it to expand out of the breather tube if you did not expose your Jeep to extended trips or hotter than normal conditions before the leak occured.
Have you been mudding or in water lately? That could be it. It is impossible to overfill unless you inject it into the breather tube with the fill plug in.
I cant picture what you are saying. If the diff was out and pointed at a irregular angle maybe??
Does anybody have a clue how they fill them at the factory? If it is done before they are installed in the jeeps it would be very easy for them to get overfilled if someone wasn't paying attention.
WatchThis, that makes sense now. Thanks for the info and clearing that up. I guess someone could be filling it on e decline (during servicing) and that would be away of overfilling it too.
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Attack of the chooches
Let me start by saying we ALL fit into some kind of stereotype.I, for example, am a busty blonde, and get all the labeling that goes with that, I roll with it, what choice do I have, andon occasion try to disprove, on a personal level, that I do have a brain. Someone once said stereotypes were created for a reason, and whether you like it or not, there is a degree of truth to that.
This is where my story begins. I do all the grocery shopping for my family, and with three kids and a meat-loving husband, I'm there more often then I'd prefer. Many times while in the checkout line I have unfortunatly ended up behind the people paying with food stamps/wic ebt...etc. I say unfortunate because, every time it has been a hispanic family, who no hablas the English and therefor takes a half an hour exchanging various items they have for the ones they are supposed to have. Then after settling up with their gov't food coupons they pull out a roll of cash to pay for their Tecate, cigarettes and Phone cards. After which they make their way to their nice new car to load up their items, and 5 obese children. I've seen this exact senario so very many times, and can only imagine the kind of car I could afford if the gov't was paying for my groceries. Oh yeah, and health care, part of my rent.....I see them rally on T.V. talking about chicano pride, what pride is there in joining gangs and raping tax payers for benefits? They are they're own worst enemy and perpetuating the stereotype.
Why am I so bitter you ask? Because I was recently in an auto accident with a hispanic, and both myself and my adjuster are having an incredibly difficult time with the other motorist and the way too invovled family who are trying to swindle money from my insurer by telling ridiculous accounts exaggerated stories, and outright lies. For money.
Well there is a line and I'm drawing it. At the store now, I say something to these welfare abusers, I have joined and contribute to the various entities who support tough measures against these locusts and their fleecing of American money. I am only one person, but 80 percent of Americans feel as I.
SO what if we ALL start making our own personal stands. maybe we can make a difference, if only locally. If they don't like their stereotype, it is up to them to change it.
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That really sucks, sorry to hear that you were robbed. I hope that nothing in the car is irreplaceable. I hope that the car wasn't damaged either, because that can be pricey, to replace a smashed window or fix a jimmied lock.
That really sucks, sorry to hear that you were robbed. I hope that nothing in the car is irreplaceable. I hope that the car wasn't damaged either, because that can be pricey, to replace a smashed window or fix a jimmied lock.
OMG! That blows!! I hope they can get your stuff back
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I am very sorry to hear what happened.Does the parking lot have security cameras?
Time for Sea World to invest in some security cameras.
So sorry to hear that!
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Jonathan, please give us an update if you can. I'm pretty much not going to Sea World anymore until I hear that they've taken proper measures to prevent this from happening again. It's unacceptable.
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What a total drag! I'm so sorry.
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I know first hand how much that can ruin your day. Sorry it happened to you, these things happen when you least expect them and sometimes where least expected too.
It could have been worse though. Last Sept my truck had the passenger window smashed and the few things in there stolen like my ipod w/my good headphones (Shure E4s---I still miss those). I return to where my car was, which was parked in broad day light on a popular street, thinking it had been stolen only to find out that the police had my car towed for "safe keeping". To make things worse I had to pay 200 bucks to get my car back for the tow and storage. They only had it for about an hour!!!
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If it happened at Disneyland, it would make National news. If it happened on Disneyland property, they would probably do something about it.
But Disneyland's parking structure at least DOES have security cameras here and there. And I see a bicyclist cruise through often enough. I feel that if someone's car DID get broken into at Disneyland, they would be able to gather SOMEthing.
Not so sure about Gardenwalk though....
And absolutely not sure about Sea World.
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Sorry this happened to you Doom BGI. Unfortunately, this is a real big problem at Seaworld. In fact, a local news station here in San Diego did a news piece about this because Cedric the Entertainer was also a victim of this (but at another theme park here in san diego). It is just troubling that this piece was done in August of last year but SeaWorld has made no substantial effort to beef up their parking lot security measures. It is one reason why my husband and I have not renewed our passes.
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There's always steps to take when parking your car in a public area. Remember first the parks will always have those lovely disclaimers that don't hold them responsible. But other things to keep in mind are having all your gear stowed away when you enter. If you're waiting in line to park and someone is on the laptop and the kids are on video games or dvd players, and someone else in a nearby car sees this who may feel tempted, well there ya go.
Sorry, I've been having computer problems at home... which I have been getting around by using my laptop (but now that it was stolen I'm having to deal with it).
Thanks so much to everyone for the expressions of support and kind thoughts!
I missed the call from SDPD yesterday so I have not had a chance to complete the police report yet. This is really just for record keeping and insurance purposes I'm sure; I don't expect any kind of actual police work to take place. We noticed only one security camera over the front of the lot, too far away to look like it might do any good for where I was parked.
I was "fortunate" in that there was no damage to my car... but what I have been dealing with is the fact that, yes, I may have left my car unlocked. I cannot figure out how they got in, but at the same time I can't imagine (or forgive myself for) not locking the car!? Even so, for this to happen, a premeditated and planned robbery was committed. These were not tourists with "sticky fingers" who happened to pass by an unlocked car. This was a person (or group) who came to SeaWorld with an intent to steal and break into cars.
I have an SUV, so the luggage was "in plain view" albeit behind tinted glass in the back (along with a bunch of other junk). My GPS was on the dashboard... a lesson I apparently did no learn from a similar incident recently. Ironically, I have been getting in to the habit of "putting it away" for overnight parking, I just did not think it was unsafe in this lot for some reason.
The whole thing still bothers me and I can't stop thinking about it. First because I can't believe I may have left the car unlocked, so naturally it is all my fault. It's kind of like the same feeling as falling for a scam or getting conned out of a lot of money: because it seems like it's my own fault makes it so much worse. Second because of the fact that my laptop/computer bag was stolen and not knowing what kind of personal information might be taken from my computer is driving my crazy.
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Andray Blatche attempts self alley-oop at FIBA World Cup (VIDEO)
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Andray Blatche is playing for the Philippines in the FIBA World Cup tournament for some reason, and has dominated in each of his team's first two games.
He's an unrestricted free agent as far as the NBA is concerned, after most recently playing for the Nets, and largely doing so competently even though there were some bumps along the way.
Blatche playing well in the Worlds will only help his value on the open market, but plays like this one will remind would-be suitors to proceed with caution.
Now, I've discussed this particular move with more than one player over the years, and each one has maintained that it's legitimately the best option in certain situations. But watching it unfold, and seeing a guy attempt to split a double-team by throwing the ball off the glass to himself in live game action, it's almost impossible to agree with that assertion.
This one from Blatche didn't count, as he was called for traveling before he could complete the self alley-oop. But it was completely entertaining nonetheless.
[via Zach Harper of EOB]
- money2long - Sep 1, 2014 at 1:10 AM
Footwork is a very important part of the game.
- spthegr8 - Sep 1, 2014 at 10:41 AM
LMAO!!! Shaqtin a fool….Meet my friend Andary Blatche!!
- lifegoesonmyfriend - Sep 1, 2014 at 1:44 AM
I hate to see this in PBT.
This guy worked very hard for the Philippines every game. They almost took the W against the Croatia. Then he'll be noticed with this!?
- kim1023 - Sep 1, 2014 at 6:21 AM
Yeah Blatche is playing hard for my national team and this petty things are getting featured here smh.
- sfm073 - Sep 1, 2014 at 2:45 AM
It's not a bad play here.
- jimeejohnson - Sep 1, 2014 at 8:35 AM
Pack a suitcase next time.
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Recently I got to interview architect William Hefner and his wife, interior designer Kazuko Hoshino, the couple behind L.A.'s Studio William Hefner. I'm often envious of these dynamic, husband-and-wife creative duos. How much fun it must be to create together. In researching the couple's work, I came across the fantastic kitchen they designed for their L.A. home. According to the L.A. Times, it's one of the most-liked on Houzz. I'm not surprised! For me, it's ALL ABOUT that wall of custom metal windows and doors. What do you think?
This Must be the Place: Native in Nicaragua
Nicaragua is on my radar. A friend in Central America swears that it's Costa Rica 10 years ago. Which is to say, inexpensive, unspoiled, full of exotic wildlife and lush rainforests. Word is catching on and now, increasingly, Nicaragua is peppered with creative boutique hotel gems. Enter Jean-Marc Houmard and Yvan Cussigh of New York's iconic Indochine restaurant. They infused the old colonial city of Grenada with their signature tropical-chic when they opened Tribal Hotel. It has just five rooms and two suites but is oozing with understated bohemian cool. The rustic furnishings were made almost exclusively by local artisans. Modern art ups the sophistication, and mingles with Turkish, African and Indian textiles. Like all of my favorite places, the hotel focuses on getting guests up close with the local culture, and just look at that pool. Nicaragua is now on my short list.
This Must be the Place: Austrian Ski Lodge Chic
Our two-inch snow tease here in Richmond has me dreaming of wintery locales. Ever since I saw Jagdgut Wachtelhof, the gorgeous Austrian ski lodge outside of Salzburg in Lonny magazine, I've been mildly obsessed with its designer, Michele Bönan. This summer, I stayed at another Bönan-designed property, the Portrait Firenze, and was completely taken (I took a MILLION photos, post coming soon). He has a knack for creating spaces that feel modern but use classic elements. Here, he achieved that by keeping the pattern down, using furniture with clean lines and sprinkling with modern lighting and contemporary photography (especially that of Massimo Listri, whom I love), and presto!, chic, stylish but livable interiors.
One of his smarter tricks is giving the walls mock-wainscoting with paint. Here he also "framed" the walls in black.
What an amazing graphic logo (used throughout on pillows). And I love the reoccurring piping, must be my preppy roots. Bönan's also big on symmetry, which helps his rooms feel neat. I need to try that.
I noticed the handles on the back of the chairs in Florence, too. It makes moving chairs in and out easier and finishes them off a bit, too.
Guestrooms and hallways get more faux-architecture with paint.The spa has a great cabinlike rusticness.
I love the idea of turning the firewood into a design element. It's the alpine version of a climbing vine.
This is part of a reoccurring series of design hotels that reflect a true sense of place. Read about other This Must be the Places and see the This Must be the Place Tumblr page.
Photos via Lonny and Jagdgut Wachtelhof.
Florence Fashion Find: Marie Antoinette Firenze Vintage Shop
Vintage is huge in Florence right now. I fell in love with Marie Antoinette Firenze vintage shop on a recent visit to research emerging fashion in Florence for a couple of articles I was working on. I stumbled across the shop, hidden in a back courtyard behind my hotel, not far from the Ponte Vecchio, and knew immediately I'd uncovered a gem. Owner Geraldine Naldini and her partner are Florentine stylists who opened the shop in April and have filled it with great, architectural and avant garde designer looks that I wish I could rock every day. Most of the inventory is second-hand designer (Chloe, Laura Urbinati, Vivienne Westwood, Miu Miu, A.P.C.), with great prices on Italian labels like Prada and Gucci. I found the BAG OF MY LIFE there, one I've been searching years for: a simple, black-leather Gucci hobo bag with horse-bit buckle from Tom Ford's last line. I will have it forever. Here are some shots of the shop. The lucite hat hooks are vintage umbrella handles Geraldine inherited from her grandfather, who worked for Gucci Accessories. I particularly loved the Elizabethan-collar-inspired gilded-gauze necklaces she carried by Florentine designer Mereurio Argento Creationi. Isn't it great? Where do you shop in Florence? I'd love to know.
P.S. Here are the two articles I was working on: Discover Fresh Fashion in Florence for New York magazine and Fashion Forward Florence for Virginia Living.
5 Great Blogs About Florence, Italy
My first article about my trip to Florence came out yesterday in New York magazine online. It was wonderful to get a dose of Italia and be back in what's probably my most favorite city in the world. I'll be sharing lots of insight from the trip and to start, I thought I'd give credit to some of the fantastic blogs and bloggers who helped in my research. Have any others you'd suggest? I'm always on the lookout for ways to stay connected to Firenze.
1. A Dusty Olive Green – Danish photographer Birgitte Bronsted has been living in Italy for 20 years. She has a modern sensibility and shares beautiful photography of Florentine sites (that's her shot above) and shops with some side trips and Copenhagen thrown in. (Stay tuned for my Q&A with Birgitte.)
2. When In Florence – Written by Sara Amrhein, an American artist and jewelry maker who's married to an Italian she met while studying abroad. She writes thoughtful pieces about her struggle as an artist but also promotes the contemporary artist scene with a series of interviews with artists in Florence. (Stay tuned for a Q&A with Sara as well.)
3. Girl in Florence – It's fun to live vicariously through Georgette, an American ex-pat, who writes about events and new openings in Florence with the exuberance of someone still elated to be living an Italian dream.
4. Creative People in Florence – Get to know the native and ex-pat artists living and working in Florence through this blog (and if you're in town, attend one of their studio visits with aperitivo).
5. Unusual Florence – I was thrilled to stumble across this collaboration of edgy, young shop owners and artisans working in the historic center. Most are run by native Florentines who are making a go of it with unique shops and restaurants that all really warrant a visit to take in their creative visions.
[Photo courtesy of A Dusty Olive Green.]
Cooking Class Direct from an Italian Farm
Italy is on my mind this month as I prepare for my trip to Florence. So I was happy when an episode from Ashley and Jason Bartner's cooking classes from Italy arrived in my inbox. They're another ex-pat couple with an enviable life (catching a theme?) who I've been following since writing about them in 2010 shortly after they started La Tavola Marche. They're charming and driven. The couple moved from Brooklyn to the countryside of Marche, Italy to run an agriturismo farm/inn, where Jason, a chef, teaches guests how to shop, forage and cook Italian, which he says means "cooking with no ego," Italian cooking is about letting very few, fresh ingredients shine. Salute to that!
A Day at the Virginia Museum
We spend a lot of time at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Partly that's because it's about four blocks from our house and full of color and wonder for the kids. Plus a pretty beautiful little cafe. We have definitely gotten scolded a few times for sitting on ledges or … well … touching. I know. I know. Sorry, Mr. Security Guard. But I have to think at least the kids are inspired enough to want to touch, right?
Our visits are usually pretty short, which suits our attention spans, and the security guards, just fine. I always think of my friend Catherine who's theory is that it's best for everyone to keep kids museum visits short then hand them an ice cream. I love that. Get them to the museum but make it rewarding. The other day we visited to check out the new Posing Beauty exhibit but our favorite right now is this great exhibit called Studio Visit where they've mocked up artist Ryan McGuinness' screen-printing studio. You can watch a video of him working, hear the studio sounds, see the materials he uses and take home a free poster. It's open through Oct. 19, check it out.
P.S. Great photo of kids at a museum by Laurie Victor Kay.
Life on the Road: One Family's Permanent Vacation Through South America
Selling all your worldly belongings and traveling the world for a year or two, exposing kids to exotic cultures firsthand always seems like a completely romantic idea to me. Why can't I do something that brave – and ultimately rewarding? Why am I so damn conventional?
I'm always trying to incorporate travel and new experiences into my life and work and not just in the two-week, American sense of vacation, but in a lifestyle of striving for inspiration and knowledge through experience. Travel writing has been my means to that end, in the meantime.
So when I learned of Adam and Emily Harteau traveling with their toddler, making art and selling artisan goods they discover along the way, I was naturally sucked in. They left California in 2012 and have traveled all the way down to the tip of South America and just had a second baby in Brazil, chronicling it along the way on their blog, Our Open Road. Amazing. I love that they've figured out a way to make a living while they travel. (Emily is apparently also working on a cookbook of her road-tested healthy meals.) And they also recently partnered with Urban Outfitters. This week they're holding one of their flash sales, what they call 24-Hour Bazaar, filled with goods from Peru. Don't you think that's brilliant?
Here are some photos from their travels, some of Adam's art and a handful of items from their current sale. I'm inspired! Dreaming of a road trip with our family one day…
Some of Adam Harteau's art…
A selection of things the Harteau's are selling through Friday on their latest 24-Hour Bazaar…. (I want one of those alpaca blankets!)
Crunch Dynasty Launch Party (with Chinese Tea Eggs!)
You might remember, I've been helping my friends John and Anya launch a new "crunchy spiced topping" called Crunch Dynasty. It's been such a fun project because there's so much heart in it. Anya's Chinese mom created the recipe and it's been a staple on her table, adding spice and crunch to nearly everything she's made over the years. After constantly being asked by friends for samples of "that crunchy spicy stuff," Anya and her husband, John, decided to bring Crunch to the world. How cool is that? I love their vision and ambition.
Last month they hosted a launch party for some friends, family, a few Richmond chefs and writers. The idea was to showcase the East-West applications of Crunch and they did an amazing job – everything from oysters to Chinese noodles to grilled lollipop lamb chops came alive with Crunch. The invites and Chinese-newspaper table settings, set the tone for what was definitely a "mouth party." My absolute favorite thing was the Marinated Chinese Tea Eggs. I think I may have had at least a dozen.
My photos don't do it justice, but the party was featured on Broad Appetit, a great Richmond-based food blog, and in R.Home magazine with beautiful photos by Fred Turko and recipes. I will definitely be making those tea eggs!
5 Facts About Global Tourism in 2014
4 most-visited countries in the world: France, U.S., China and Spain
9.5 percent – tourism's piece of the global economy
70 percent – of the world's people need to go to an embassy to visit another country
69 – number of airports currently being built in China so that soon no Chinese person will live more than 90 minutes from an airport
100 million – number of Chinese tourists in the world (predicted to double by the year 2020)
Pretty amazing to think about the power the Chinese will be wielding, right?
Via a New York Times interview with David Scowsill, president and chief executive of the World Travel and Tourism Council. Photo by Laurent Scheinfelt.


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Rated 5 out of 5Â by planetqueen Perfect!! I have the Minimal Lace-up Heel in brown, and was considering getting another pair in black, until I saw these. I was a little concerned about the reviews, but the last time I sized up in a shoe based on the reviews, I was sorry, so I got my usual size. I wear a 5.5 - 6 in most shoes, usually a 6 in JC. But my true shoe size is closer to 5.5, and most of my shoes are a bit big. Not these! My toes actually come almost to the end of the shoe, which almost never happens. My feet are average width and I did not find these shoes to be narrow. Plus, they are a soft suede that will stretch. The heel is high, but not overly so, and the shoe is quite comfortable. What I like best is the lacing in the back. Because I'm petite and larger ankles and muscular calves, I often find that 'ankle' boots come up too far on my leg and won't zip all the way up. The laces make these adjustable, so I can get a perfect fit. This will also work for girls with small ankles who have problems with boots, because the laces can be tightened. These boots are quite comfortable, can be dressed up or down, and look super cool for fall. I would definitely recommend these, but if you have a wide foot or want some extra length in the shoe, size up. I think they run about 1/2 size smaller than usual for JC. 10.10.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MsKittyMeowMeow SEXYYY!! & YESSS they run SMALL. I wear 7/7.5 & the 8 barely fit. my foot meets to the edges on each end. Had they had 8.5 I would have grabbed those. I'm soooo glad I have these they are BADDASS! I chose these over some cool caged heels. I especially love wearing these w/sexy cargo pants...rite now these are my go to shoes. =^..^= 7.16.2014
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by yaaralve lady like just like the other reviews, its a little bit big, ordered 37 (im 36.5). beautiful heel shoe. really really happy i've got them now! i was surprised how tall the heel was, but i could walk anyway. usually i dont order shoes on-line 'cuz they always turn out to be big, but this was exct! cant wait to show them off... 1.27.2014
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Dile62 Really pretty and sexy but narrow They are so pretty and quality is great. I was so excited when I got them.... But they are so narrow that I was not able to put my feet in and I had return them... They are not designed for larger feet :-( 10.4.2013
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Posted 14 May 2013 - 02:15 AM
A man is the owner of a winery who recently passed away. In his will, he left 21 barrels (seven of which are filled with wine, seven of which are half full, and seven of which are empty) to his three sons. However, the wine and barrels must be split so that each son has the same number of full barrels, the same number of half-full barrels, and the same number of empty barrels. Note that there are no measuring devices handy. How can the barrels and wine be evenly divided?
Posted 14 May 2013 - 05:37 AM
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