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Munchery Wants To Take a Bite Out Of The Food Delivery Business
The food startup has shortened delivery to within a one-hour window, lowered prices, added drinks and kids menus, and transitioned to sustainable packaging.
When Tri Tran and Conrad Chu were both young dads, they were desperate for time—and a decent meal beyond takeout. Seeing a need for convenient, healthy meals delivered to customers' doors, in 2010 the long-time friends created Munchery, a company that has served more than 275,000 meals—handled, prepped, and cooked by in-house chefs recruited from local, renowned establishments—in the San Francisco Bay Area. Building off its initial success, Munchery on Tuesday launched a website revamp, additional menus, and sped-up iOS apps to make ordering faster.
"At Munchery, we partner with chefs to put out awesome food for tables. That's really the gist of it," Tran told Fast Company. "On five weekdays of the week, we're selling more than one dish per minute."
Chu notes that the technology that powers the company's e-commerce platform runs "deep through the supply chain," pointing to how Munchery customers can make last-minute changes to orders even after they've been dispatched or communicate with drivers via text message to reschedule deliveries to a more convenient time. "The chef can talk to the customers. Typically, people don't know who cooks their food. You can put in special requests and do it at 100 times the scale," Chu said.
The site has been reorganized with larger photos and filters for dietary restrictions, and customers can view ingredient lists online. Meals are delivered chilled with directions to finish their preparation with an oven or microwave. Responding to consumer feedback, Munchery has shortened deliveries to one-hour windows, lowered prices (to an average of $9 to $13), added drinks and kids menus, and transitioned to sustainable packaging. The startup has also nabbed Bridget Batson, of Gitane fame in San Francisco, as a new principal chef starting in November.
The company also stresses its efforts to operate responsibly. To offset carbon emissions from delivery, Munchery plants trees through the Conservation Fund and donates a portion of proceeds to local food banks. Furthermore, food that would otherwise be wasted, such as last-minute ordering changes, is also donated to local non-governmental organizations.
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The Economist endorsed APU with the release of its research regarding the employability of the nation's graduates.The report ranks APU in the 92nd percentile as no. 102 among its counterparts. Read more
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Tank Crush Eviction is an arcade action game for both 1 (single player mode) and 2 players (local multiplayer mode) sharing a screen. The goal is to fight your tanks through the levels and reach the exit gate, all the while collecting as many points as you can along the way. Points are collected by destroying enemies in the level. Your tank can be enhanced between levels by collecting stars which then buy upgrades in a shop. Tank Crush is played best with analog gamepad support but now has keyboard control implemented for both players. It requires a minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels, but any higher resolution or screen ratio is supported.
Micah Koleoso Software today released the v1.2 free demo of the Mac OSX version of the game 'Tank Crush - Eviction'. Tank Crush – Eviction is a game made in the style of arcade tank battle games from the 80s and 90s arcades. Download the new demo on the game page or here as soon as the upload goes through.
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Despite playing at White Hart Lane on Sunday, Wayne Rooney's blistering form has him atop the forward rankings for Gameweek 19.
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Fit or Miss: Premier League Injury Tracker - Week 5
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U.S. union members delivered jobs message in Copenhagen
Forty union members from the U.S. went to the climate change talks in Copenhagen to give world leaders the working class view on saving the planet.
Feeling heat, U.S.-China firms say they'll build turbines here
Under pressure from the nation's biggest manufacturing union, a U.S.-China energy partnership said it would build a factory here, creating 1,000 jobs.
Foreign companies getting bulk of green stimulus
Of the $1.05 billion of stimulus funds handed out for clean energy grants since Sept. 1, 84 percent - $849 million - has gone to foreign wind companies.
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The Yellow Handkerchief (1977 film)
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This article is about the 1977 film. For the 2008 film, see The Yellow Handkerchief (2008 film).
|The Yellow Handkerchief
Theatrical poster to The Yellow Handkerchief (1977)
|Directed by
|Yoji Yamada[1]
|Written by
|Yoshitaka Asama & Yoji Yamada
|Ken Takakura
|Music by
|Masaru Sato
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The Yellow Handkerchief (幸福の黄色いハンカチ Shiawase no kiiroi hankachi?, lit. The Yellow Handkerchief of Happiness) is a 1977 Japanese film directed by Yoji Yamada. It was the winner of the first Best Picture award at the Japan Academy Prize.[2] The film was inspired by a column series written by American journalist Pete Hamill for the New York Post in 1971.[3]
- Ken Takakura: Yusaku Shima
- Chieko Baisho: Mitsue Shima
- Tetsuya Takeda: Kinya Hanada
- Kaori Momoi: Akemi Ogawa
- Hachirō Tako
- Hisao Dazai: Ryokan Manager
- Mari Okamoto: Ramen Shop Girl
- Kiyoshi Atsumi: Watanabe Kachō
- Shiawase no kiiroi hankachi (1977) at the Internet Movie Database
- 幸福の黄色いハンカチ (in Japanese). Japanese Movie Database. Retrieved 2009-05-05.
- "KOFUKU NO KIROI HANKACHI". The Complete Index to World Film. Retrieved 2009-05-05.
- 幸福の黄色いハンカチ (in Japanese). www.walkerplus.com. Retrieved 2009-05-05.
- 幸福の黄色いハンカチ (in Japanese). Variety Japan. Retrieved 2009-05-05.
- ^ Infobox data from 幸福の黄色いハンカチ (in Japanese). Japanese Movie Database. Retrieved 2009-05-05. and Shiawase no kiiroi hankachi (1977) at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ "Awards for Shiawase no kiiroi hankachi (1977)". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2009-05-05.
- ^ "The Post column that sparked 'The Yellow Handkerchief'". New York Post. 26 February 2010. Retrieved 24 February 2014.
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Date and Time- Sunday May 31st 2pm(PST) 3pm(MST) 4pm(CST) 5pm(EST)
This will be an 8 team limit for this one (24 people)
Registraion- Will be till Friday May 29th each team will need to elect a team captain this will be the person who reports the match results to me. Each team captain will need to pm me there team name, and There team members Giantbomb name with there gamertag and character. E.G. Team PoopedMyPants(not a real team)- Gambit(GT-Gambit1986)-Ryu SpeicalBuddy(GT-CannedHedgehogs)Rufus REDRUN(GT-REDRUN) Cammy
Format- Round-Robin 3 man teams. Each person on a team must pick one character they will use through out the tournament. E.G. Team shoto members- Carl-Ryu Bob-Ken Dave-Akuma they would use these character the entire time and can't change them. Each team can change the line up of there members before each match. Each round of the tournament each team will fight each other and afterwards the team with the worse win/lose record will be out of the tournament, untill a champion is determinded.
Matches- Each match will 3 man vs 3 man fights will be best of 5 rounds 99 second timer. E.G. Team A= Me Canned and RedRun. Team B= BronxTitan Fluxwavez and CursaKuma(these arent teams just an example). Me and Bronxtitan would play 1 best of 5 round fight. Then canned and fluxzwavez would do the same. The last fight will be between Redrun and cursakuma.
Time limits- Each round of the tournament will last 45 minutes. There will be a 5 to 10 minutes break between each round so I can update the brackets and for each team captain to report there team line up for the next round of the tournament.
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Professor Dr Mark Hughes BSW(Hons)(JCU), PhD(UQ) Mark Hughes is Professor of Social Work, based at the Gold Coast Campus. He completed his undergraduate degree at James Cook University in 1988 and his PhD at the University of Queensland in 1996. He has worked as a social worker in Australia and the UK, and previously held academic positions at the University of Queensland, the University of New South Wales, and Goldsmiths College London. He is currently Coordinator of the Bachelor of Social Welfare and Master of Social Work (Professional Qualifying). Mark's research interests centre on ageing, care-giving and aged care service delivery, including social work and human service practice with older people. His PhD research investigated conflict, violence and abuse in care-giving relationships involving older people, while his earlier honours research looked at dementia and care-giving. In the UK Mark researched the transitions of older people through health and social care systems, including the use of multi-disciplinary panels in gate-keeping entry to residential aged care. In Australia Mark has researched privacy in aged care, educational initiatives to facilitate reflective practice with older people, and the ageing experiences of lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) people. The latter program of research has included studies on sexual identity expression in health and aged care settings, social workers' capacity to discuss sexual identity in assessment activities, LGBTI people's concerns about ageing and accessing services, and the care networks of older lesbian and gay people. Mark has also researched and published more widely on social work and human service practice, and social work education. He is co-author of six books, including Social Work and Human Service Practice 5th Edn (with Ian O'Connor, Jill Wilson and Deborah Setterlund), Organisations and Management in Social Work (with Michael Wearing) and Older People, Ageing and Social Work (with Karen Heycox). He has also published a wide range of refereed journal articles, and is Editor of Australian Social Work. He is also engaged in a number of community activities related to LGBTI ageing.
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Getting the most out of electronic portfolios: pedagogy and benefits (forthcoming) (with Hilary Gallagher and Lester Thompson), Advances in Social Work and Welfare Education (2015)
Editorial: reflecting on ethical questions and peer reviewing, Australian Social Work (2014)
LGBT people's knowledge of and preparedness to discuss end-of-life care planning options (with Colleen M. Cartwright), Health & Social Care in the Community (2014)
Despite the devastating impact of HIV/AIDS, end-of-life care planning among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender...
Editorial: celebrating Australian social work: 66 years young, Australian Social Work (2013)
Embedding a personalised online learning environment in a social work curriculum: opportunities and challenges (with Hilary Gallagher and Lester J. Thompson), Australian Association of Social Work & Welfare Education Symposium (2013)
This presentation examines the rationale for embedding the online technology, Pebble+, in the curriculum of...
Organisations and management in social work: everyday action for change (with Michael Wearing), School of Arts and Social Sciences (2013)
Studying for social work (with Eileen Baldry, Linda Burnett, and Ian Collinson), School of Arts and Social Sciences Papers (2011)
This essential guide to study skills takes social work students through every step of their...
Older people, ageing and social work: knowledge for practice (with Karen Heycox), Older people, ageing and social work: knowledge for practice (2010)
'Essential reading for practitioners, educators and researchers within the general field of social work with...
Social work and human service practice (with Ian O'Connor, Jill Wilson, and Deborah Setterlund), Social work and human service practice (2008)
The changing context of social work and human service practice means that now more...
Organisations and management in social work (with Michael Wearing), Organisations and management in social work (2007)
"What role does social work play in human service organizations? How do social workers experience...
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On fluidity and flow in the networked space of human service organizations: understanding liquidity and organized welfare praxis (with Michael Wearing), Liquid organization: Zygmunt Bauman and organization theory (2014)
Sexuality and social work, Social work: contexts and practice (2013)
Advocacy: an overarching approach (with Jill Wilson), Case management for community practice (2009)
Imagined futures and communities: older lesbian and gay people's narratives on health and aged care, Growing older: perspectives on LGBT aging (2009)
Role of the interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary team (with Annette James, Geoffrey Mitchell, Michelle Bissett, Lee Zakrzewski, Anthony Wright, Susan Balandin, and Michelle Lincoln), Chronic illness and disability : principles for nursing practice (2008)
Unpublished Papers
LGBTI seniors staying connected: loneliness and support among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people aged 50 and over in Australia (with Sujay Kentlyn), School of Arts and Social Sciences (2014)
Background and purpose: While loneliness continues to be identified as a concern for some lesbian,...
An evaluation framework for the use of a personalised online learning environment in a social work program (with Hilary Gallagher), Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference (2014)
The online technology, Pebble+ was recently embedded in the curriculum of the new Master of...
Discussing end of life caer planning with LGBT people (with Colleen M. Cartwright), Grey Expectations: Ageing in the 21st Century: 46th Australian Association of Gerontology National Conference (2013)
Electronic portfolios and personalised learning environments:opportunities and challenges in using online technology in a new social work programme (with Lester J. Thompson and Hilary Gallagher), Positive practice in hard times: social work fights back: 15th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference and 7th UK Social Work Research Conference (2013)
This presentation examines the rationale for embedding the recently released, online technology, Pebble+, in the...
Embedding a personalised online learning environment in a social work curriculum: opportunities and challenges (with Hilary Gallagher and Lester J. Thompson), EDULEARN13: 5th International conference on Education and New Learning Technologies, Conference Proceedings (2013)
This presentation examines the rationale for embedding the online technology, Pebble+, in the curriculum of...
Getting published in Australian social work: sharing tips and resources (with Bruce Lord and Joshua Pitt), Making connections: learning & leadership in social work: AASW national symposium (2013)
Report of the survey of the health and wellbeing of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) older people in NSW, 2013-2014 (with Sujay Kentlyn), (2014)
Older people and transitions in care: report to the London Borough of Greenwich (with Deborah Mayes and Pat Le Riche), School of Arts and Social Sciences Papers (2000)
Research study looking at decisions about placement of older people into long term care in...


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I'm somewhat of a newb when it comes to CSS, but I'm having trouble understanding the parameters for overwriting CSS on an incoming iFrame page (if that's fully possible).
The URL that I'm bring in has a table and within that table data that I'd like to format differently:
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I'd like to be able to override the CSS that's coming from their URL with CSS from my site.
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No tax hike for 2013 in Sewickley Twp.
Sewickley Township supervisors made no changes to the proposed 2013 budget, which included no tax increase, before approving it at their meeting Dec. 19.
The property tax rate will remain at 10 mills with 2 mills dedicated to emergency services, where one mill earns the township about $42,000.
Supervisor Wanda Layman said she was happy that the budget can remain balanced and the township can maintain the reserve surplus.
"The supervisors' goal is to keep Sewickley Township moving forward and for taxes to remain the same," she said. "I think we can do new things and still move forward without raising taxes."
The budget totals $1,568,050 with a reserve surplus of $602,453 carried over from previous years.
In other business, supervisors renewed property and casualty insurance policies for each of the township's four fire departments through December 2013 totaling $38,257 in premiums.
A contract for dog catching duties with Moran's Midnight Kennels outside Sutersville was also renewed through 2014 at a rate of $150 per month.
Supervisors also approved a reorganization meeting for 3 p.m. on Jan. 7 at the municipal building.
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Even in Our Brokenness…
In a matter of 10 minutes, I witnessed something this morning that can only be described as beautiful – one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen… and I need to share it with you.
Every week, I deliver the church bulletin to two ladies who cannot get out of their homes. One lives in a particular retirement center that I love. The structure is amazing. I love driving up to it. My son called it "the castle" for much of his life. (Now, "the castle" has a very different (almost negative) meaning… stifle your giggling, close friends and family.) The beauty of what I witnessed today far outshines the beauty of the building I was visiting.
This morning was gorgeous… sunny and a cool 58 degrees. I drove up to the retirement center, and parked in my usual spot. Close enough to get to the door quickly, far enough away to make it count – literally, on my Fitbit. I put my car in park and grabbed the bulletin.
As I got out of my car, I saw a man and woman walking along the sidewalk, slowly. At first, it seemed like every other old man and woman I see walking together on Sunday mornings. But this time, there was something different. He was dressed in a suit, she was in a nice purple blouse and typical old-woman pants. You know, the ones that can be literally any color, and as long as that same color is in their blouse, it works…
As they walked, I saw her moving much slower than him. Not in the way they walked, he was walking slowly to match her pace. But her every movement seemed delayed. It was quite apparent that some physical ailment had slowed her in her old age. What it was is not relevant. I said, "good morning!" as I do to any person I see outside the home when I am delivering the bulletin. He greeted me the same way. She said nothing, but her face was sincere. I continued into the building, and they continued walking.
When I came out of the building, I saw that they had stopped along the sidewalk. He was hugging her. She was only half-hugging him, but he held her so close to him, and was rubbing her back. It was a comforting type of hug. I didn't stare (though I really wanted to, this was beautiful.) I walked back to my car, and just sat there… amazed at the love that was obvious between these two.
I watched them for a few more minutes from my car. They started walking again, and came to a bench just outside of the door to the center. He helped her sit down – it was apparent that she wasn't able to do so on her own. Then he took off his suit jacket… I knew where this was going. It was much too chilly for him to be too warm. He wrapped it around her, and sat down next to her. One of his arms was wrapped around her, and he held her hand with his other hand. They sat there for just a few minutes, then walked in the door, holding hands. He was leading her, and she did the best she could to walk with her head up.
I thought of the life these two may have had together. The young love, the children, the fights, the ups, downs, joy and tears. I started to tear up, thinking of his service to her, taking care of her, even in this difficult time in their lives. Though her body was failing, he still loved her heart, her mind, her spirit. This is what real love looks like.
What I saw today brought to mind the Epistle reading this morning… It's from Ephesians 5, often read at weddings, and joked about by men, saying that the Bible says that wives are to submit to their husbands. They forget to read the rest… The reading is as follows:
Ephesians 5:22-33
22 Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord.23 For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church,his body, of which he is the Savior. 24 Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything.
25 Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her 26 to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word, 27 and to present her to himself as a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and blameless. 28 In this same way, husbands ought to love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself. 29 After all, no one ever hated their own body, but they feed and care for their body, just as Christ does the church—30 for we are members of his body. 31 "For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh." 32 This is a profound mystery—but I am talking about Christ and the church. 33 However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.
The man I observed today blessed his wife in the most beautiful way, by loving her even in her brokenness – as Christ loves the church. He loves us, even in our brokenness and inability to save ourselves. Loved ones, strive for this… you can find a way to bless those you love today.
Until next time… Be well.
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Hi guys….
I feel like I owe you guys some sort of blog post. (As if you've been waiting for one…)
To tell you the truth, I've been trying to write for over a year, and nothing good has come out of these fingers of mine. I don't feel like I can share anything worthwhile….
To be completely truthful, I have changed a lot in the last few years…. and I've seriously considered, more than once, giving up writing altogether. I know that any writer can identify with me there. I believe that there comes a point where we all feel like we weren't meant to follow the path we thought was carved out for us. I've considered telling Tim to shut down the site, and I'd find another groove. But that would do no good to me… or anyone who has gotten anything from the words that come from my fingers. Writing is huge to me… and as much as I feel like I'm failing at it, I can't give up on it.
I'm not where I used to be as a writer… I am a very, very different person. But here I sit, trying to revive the love for writing. I do love writing, under all the wear and tear of the last few years. You guys have inspired so many of the thoughts that have made their way to MunkieBabble. I appreciate all of that. I am not done writing… and I am still alive.
I've had a novel rolling around in my head for the better part of two decades… and I've gotten a good start, but I have since scrapped it. It's not because the idea is bad… It's actually quite brilliant, I think… if it's done right. I feel like I need to be at the right mindset before I can do it any justice.
So, don't think I've given up on MunkieBabble or my novel… If you're my (good) friend, you know that I'm good at babbling… I'm a perfectionist, and am struggling to get anything out of my fingers that falls under "good enough." I will keep trying… and when it comes out right… It will probably start to overflow. I know it's been over a year, but give me some time…
Someday.Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Step Away from the Facebook…
My day generally begins with me waking up at 5:30am. However, I don't find my way out of bed until 6:30am, simply because I am busy scrolling through my Facebook feed. I [need] to know what happened while I was asleep. I read Facebook in the morning like one would read a newspaper. I usually roll over, shut off the alarm, and start to read what's going on in the lives of my friends and family. Then I check in again while I wait for my bagel, coffee, or whatever else may cause me to have a moment to do nothing on my way to work. While I wait, I look at Facebook. I might miss something that someone did, has an opinion about, saw, or found online. (Some of those videos are so far beyond adorable!)
Last night, I decided this behavior needs to come to a screeching halt, for several reasons.Munkie Babble | Tags: Bible, Bible study, Blog, Christ, Christian, Facebook, Family, friends, God, Jesus Christ, Time Management, Twitter, Wasted Time | Comment (0)
Munkie Babbles… Or Lack Thereof.
So… I know I have been MIA on MunkieBabble lately… Or well, for nearly a year. My sister, of all people, was the one who pointed out exactly how long it had been since my last post… and made me feel guilty for not posting anything to be read. There's a reason for the missing Munkie… A lot of little reasons, really. But one pretty big one…
The truth is… I have lost all ability to write anything worth posting. I have tried to write blogs four separate times in the last year, and all have failed miserably. I have come up with a topic… rolled it around for a while, and had a great direction in mind. Then… I got to my keyboard and couldn't seem to get coherent words strung together to save my life. A couple of weeks ago was the last time I tried to write. It was horrible. I failed in ways that are utterly embarrassing. Well, embarrassing to me. I decided I was done writing… I had failed "long enough." I was ready to call Tim, and tell him to shut down the MunkieBabble site… I just didn't have it anymore.
I was pretty discouraged that night… I really believed that my days as a writer were over. Thinking about it for the last couple of weeks, I realized the problem. I have been trying to force myself to come up with things that would change the world. First of all, things that change the world are never forced. Second, I have been holding myself to a standard that is utterly unreachable. I have always been this way, in every part of my life. I have expected nothing but brilliance out of myself… and wouldn't accept anything less.
The fact is, I am a writer. The way my fingers feel hitting keys is something that only writers understand. It's a feeling of freedom – a feeling of peace. My fingers belong on the keyboard… and I need to continue to write. When I started writing on MunkieBabble, I was out to change the world. I don't think that will ever go away, but I am a different person than I was 4 1/2 years ago, and my priorities and view on life in general has changed. I need to accept that I am not who I once was. (Honestly, I THANK GOD that I am not who I was then.)
I am unsure of the direction of MunkieBabble at this point… But I do know I am going to be making my writing a priority. I am probably not going to write endless earth-shattering posts… But I will be around and keep you guys updated on my thoughts and things going on in my life.
Where have I been? What am I doing?
This last year has been a whirlwind. I have a brilliant little boy (WHO IS ALMOST 9?!?!?!?!) … and he takes up most of my time. He's one of the greatest friends God gave me and my absolute number one priority. I am still his mother first, but most of my adventures are with him by my side. He loves to learn, as do I… and we find so many ways to learn together. I will never feel old enough to have a child the age he is… but he makes me so proud.
I work full time, and I love my job. My job is more than just a job… I have gotten to know so many people over the years, adopting extra parents and grandparents. The rewards in working for them cannot be counted.
I help out at MiniMunkie's school as much as time allows… and I have been blessed by the people God has placed in my path there. I have met so many awesome people, with such unique and inspiring stories. I can truly say that they've taught me so much — God places everyone around me for a reason.
When I am not working, with MiniMunkie, or doing things with school, I spend a lot of my time reading. I have always loved to read. Years ago, I stopped reading almost all together. I told myself (and others) that I just didn't have time for it. The truth — I didn't make time to read. I could have, but other things came first.
My priorities have changed in the last couple of years. I have done a complete 180, even if none of you have actually noticed a difference. It's a personal 180, and I am proud of that. I have changed and grown as a person, and I am happy with where my priorities are. I do need to make room in my days to write… I will do my best. I have a goal to get my novel written. That fell behind when free time became very little. But for those of you waiting to read it… It will come.
For now, I need to get going… MiniMunkie is on his way through town with my mom, and I'd like to see him for a few minutes before he heads to his next summer vacation destination. It's kind of sad that my 9 year old has a busier travel schedule than I do. He's having a great time, though, and that's what's important. Until next time…
I am blessed. ❤Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Random Act of Joy
Yesterday, I went to the post office. Partly checking to see if I had any postcards… partly because I had some to send. To make a long story short, I had forgotten my stamps at home. I dug in my purse until I found the change I needed to buy one. Unlike another time, when I came up THREE CENTS SHORT, I found the coins, and went inside. There was a woman, probably in her late 50's or early 60's in line in front of me. I never escape a line at the post office. But I don't think anyone does. Anyway… I stood there, waiting for my turn.Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Morning Encounters
After going to a gas station where they had water in their tanks, my car is being looked at this morning… Just to make sure nothing is wrong with it. It runs fine, but the gas station is paying for repairs and whatnot, so I may as well make sure everything is okay.
Which brings me to where I am right now. I was at work an hour and a half early this morning, and not having had breakfast, I decided it would maybe be a good idea to find something.Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Give Me Patience… NOWWW…
See what I did there? *giggles*
Seriously, Munkie… No one finds you as hilarious as you find yourself.
Okay! On to my point…
I can't be the only person who, as a child, sat at the window all day on my birthday, waiting for the mailman to come… because I knew he'd be bringing something for me. Most of my family lived far away, so birthday cards and packages were a guarantee.Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Forgotten and Alone…
A growing problem in this world is that people simply feel unloved, unwanted, and alone. We are all at different points in our lives, and we all feel alone sometimes, even if we are surrounded by people.
Have you ever felt that way? Been in a room full of people, and felt like you were in a glass box… watching everyone else laugh, while you feel like a ghost? Or maybe you've felt forgotten… by everyone. No calls, no texts, no messages… no emails. Even I, the social media queen, have felt this stuff… Forgotten… alone.
See, I think the real problem, is that of miscommunication. Or rather, none at all. We feel forgotten… as if no one has thought of us. The fact is, that is simply not the case. The problem is, we don't have time… correction: don't take the time, to let people know we are thinking of them.
I've decided this needs to change in my own life… and I challenge you to do the same. If something reminds me of someone, I am going to let them know. I will tell people I am thinking of them… no matter how well I know them. It doesn't need to be a long, drawn out speech… A simple, "I was thinking of you, how are you?" … It doesn't need to be a long conversation. Even just a quick note.
This is about loving those around me… whether I see them daily, or haven't seen them in a decade. I am not going to let people think that I've forgotten the smile they've put on my face – today, yesterday, or 20 years ago. Will you do the same?Munkie Babble | Comment (0)
Giving Up – To Give To Others
Hi Everyone! It's that time again… Christmas is coming up fast! We get caught up in the preparation and craziness trying to find the PERFECT gift for our friends and family. We tend to forget all else. But the reality of Christmas is this: It is very expensive. We, as people with more than enough of everything we need, even struggle to make ends meet at this time of the year. But, do we really? I think most of us live with a lot of luxuries that we consider necessities of life. A mocha every morning? Going out for lunch daily? A treat for ourselves when we fill our cars with gas? Do any of these hit home? Even at this time of the year when we are spending extra money on gifts for our loved ones, we continue to fill our "need" for these luxuries – It's only a few dollars, right? These few dollars add up. We wouldn't struggle at all if we didn't add these to our daily lists of things to buy.Munkie Babble | Tags: Christmas, Give, Giving, Jesus, Operation Christmas Child, The Angel Tree, Toys for Tots | Comment (0)
YOU ARE SPECIAL. — Remember hearing that when you were a kid? It was the start of the "feel good" era… Or maybe the middle–I'm really not sure when that started. We all had to feel accepted; we had to feel like we were great. But we were all so busy feeling like we were special that most of us forgot that there are other people in the world. It was all about us. It was making sure everyone was appreciated for whatever it was they did. We wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings, now would we?Munkie Babble | Comment (0)


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Chocolate Crinkle Cookies/
Cookies 4 Kabul: C4K
I Made some more cookies today for my Brother Dave and co-worker Pete overseas today.. I made some chocolate crinkle cookies. I had to cut out the butter as it is the number one ingredient to go bad 1st, so I used some Vegetable shortening, Crisco.. I know- it's trans fat free, but still.
Directions-cream together:
- 1 stick Crisco vegetable shortening
- 1 t. vanilla extract
- 1 1/4 c brown sugar
Then add in:
- 2 large eggs until lightly beaten
sift together:
- 2 cups white flour
- 6 T. unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 t. salt
- 1/4 t. baking soda
Add dry ingredients to mixer until combined
then add in 1/2 c semisweet chocolate chips.
Cover and chill for 2-3 hours.Roll dough into 1 inch balls, roll in sugar then powder sugar.
bake @ 375 for 9 minutes..
After getting out of work @ 11a today, took the the streets did 5 miles.. as I was running a along the usual route I had some company for a little while.. Courtney's husband Pat! Nice to run with someone for a change.. without 4 legs that is. Decided to do a little split run today- 5 miles then 3 miles later in the day, and that's just what I did.
Felt pretty good, starting the 2nd run my legs were a little tired but once I got warmed up it wasn't so bad.
run 1: ave. 8:54 zone 4
run 2: ave 9:01 zone 3.
Oh ya- Got a call from HammerNutrition while I was baking the cookies.. they just wanted to tell me that my order shipped.. woohoo! and better yet- got a e-mail packing slip of what's coming along with what I ordered.. and they send a whole bunch of free stuff too! can't wait to get that package! Hammer is the bee's knee's!
Work tomorrow 3a-3p, and then it's out with the relay group! I'm getting nervous for this relay run!


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Hello Friends,
My name is Denise. I am 51 years old and recently 12/5/13 became a Grandmother to a beautiful little girl named Lyrik. I had a friend who told me about Placenta Encapulation and I shared this information with my daughter as she suffers from being Bi-Polar and was so afraid to take any medicines as she is breast feeding. We decided to do this process and the benfits it has had to my daughter are to many to list.
Her friend was also pregnant and gave birth 2 weeks after, She ask me to encapulate her placenta and I did. I'm just wanting to get it out there that it can be done. I will do it for you. If you are thinking about it or wonder what it is all about, do your homework and google. You will be amazed at what it can do... It's your baby's first gift to you.
If you would like to be part of this new reveloution, send me an e-mail....
Hi Princezz1961! Welcome to Mothering!
We have lots of history in discussion of placenta benefits and encapsulation. Here are a few for you to read:
There are many more but just wanted to share a few. Congratulations on becoming a grandmother!
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