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We were very challenged trying to find vegan meals in Whistler Village restaurants. Someone suggested Ingrid's and I'm glad we found it. We got the vegan veggie burger - hold the mayo and cheese. It was good. Yes, it was microwaved but for $7 CA, it was a good deal.
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I have been quiet on the blog front, life IS quiet. After a momentous year of upheaval, there is finally a lull, and a gentle rhythm is emerging, which suits me just fine!
My weight continues to go down slowly and steadily, as of this morning I am 32lbs down, 6 inches off my waist. Blood pressure is down to 139/86, which is still a little bit high, but nowhere near as bad as the 164/104 I started with. The diet has ceased to be a diet, the knowledge seems to have finally sunk in, that sweets are not treats, they just make me feel like crap, the same with fast food, bread, hummus (that one makes me sad as I love it), and cake. All gone from my diet. It isn't quite whole 30, of which I'd never heard until I read one of the big success stories on here, but it is close. Now I just try to find the healthiest alternative wherever I am, rather than the least calorific that might be filled with sweeteners and chemicals. For instance, on a six hour car journey home the other day, we had to stop for lunch. This would normally be a gorge fest of burgers, fries, a few choccy bars, maybe even cakes to take in the car. Instead I found a service station selling salad bowls, bought a packet of unsalted cashews, and some fruit for afterwards. It meant that I arrived home without crippling stomach pains or headaches. It might be obvious to some people, and they might make the connection straight away, but it has been a long journey for me to make this stick.
This is the third time I have lost a lot of weight (the two previous attempts I lost 4stone each time, over 55 lbs). I don't intend to do it again, I just intend to carry on eating as healthily as I can, and my weight will take care of itself. I haven't managed much on the exercise front, simply because my bursitis has been too painful, but that is easing off now, so no more excuses I think. I will do the ten minutes a day challenge, maybe hoola hooping, I love doing that!
I have been looking at wedding dresses, even though the wedding is 2 and 3/4 years away yet (financial issues!), and have decided on a trumpet/mermaid style, with scooped sleeves. That is a lovely picture to keep in my head, and as soon as my maid of honour is free, we are going to do some scouting around and find some good bridal shops and start trying on. It's nice to know that I won't have to wear a plus size, although I don't want to lose all my curves, I wouldn't feel like me.
We are off on holiday next weekend, for two weeks, with my Dad, my son, my beloved, and his daughter who is 22, and a complete sweetheart. I am taking the skipping rope, and some workout dvd's, and we are all going to do some exercise, well, those that are able, and not teenagers who need to sleep 18 hours a day!
Other than that, I am trying a new project; hand painted wedding invitations. I love to paint, normally on huge canvasses, but whilst looking for unique wedding invites on the internet, I couldn't really find anything I liked, so I had a go at making my own, just a prototype, but I loved it so much it has sparked an idea. I will make a set for us, for our wedding, and I will make a few other sets and start advertising. That way each couple get completely bespoke wedding stationery, which hopefully they find beautiful,, and their guests will enjoy too. Let me know what you think!
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- Freeze grapes or banana slices. It's a good alternative to ice cream or Popsicles.
- Put fruit instead of ice cream in an ice cream cone or muffin liner
- Use a muffin liner for portion control. They hold about four ounces, which is the size of a snack of gold fish, low fat cheese crackers or fruit.
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- Slice a banana long-way and fill with peanut butter or other nut butter. Then cut into coin shape.
- Slice an apple horizontally and spread peanut butter and cinnamon. Use nuts to make a smiley face.
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Authorities still were reporting snow drifts of up to 10 feet high in southeastern Colorado, and Texas officials warned drivers to stay off the road in the Panhandle so crews would have a clear path to remove ice and snow. Major highways in the western half of the Oklahoma Panhandle remained closed.
Still, officials reopened Interstate 40 in the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico, and portions of Interstate 70 in western Kansas that had been closed. New Mexico reopened a closed section of Interstate 25, the main highway from Santa Fe, N.M., to the Colorado line after crews cleared drifts as high as 5 feet. The storm dumped as much as 15 inches of snow as it hit parts of five states.
At least 40 people were stranded at the Longhorn Motel on Main Street in Boise City, Okla., where manager Pedro Segovia said blowing snow had created drifts 2- and 3-feet high and closed the main road.
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We will gather several times throughout "Holy Week" including Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Sunday Services.
Our youth will be serving pancake breakfast on Easter Sunday, 7:30-11:30 a.m. If you like pancakes, come hungry; we'll have plenty! An opportunity to support the students' summer trips will be available during the breakfast. Students will help cook, serve and clean. We will take a free will offering for breakfast. No rsvp or reservations needed just join us in the gym for some pancakes!
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April 2 (7 p.m.)
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Friday, April 3 (9 a.m. – 9 p.m.) and Saturday, April 4 (9 a.m. – 5 p.m.)
Come for a self-guided, multi-sensory experience to help you relive the journey of Christ to the Cross. This is an excellent way for parents to assist children in reflecting on the events of the passion week. Join us on the basement level of the Children's Wing.
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April 5 (7:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.) Gym
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April 5 (9 & 10:45 a.m.)
On Easter Sunday, there will be normal Sunday School both hours for Infants – Bees class (born before July 31, 2010). Activity boxes will be available for Elementary children by the entrance to the Worship Center. Please stop by the Kid's Welcome Desk if you have any questions. Our Adult Bible Fellowship classes and Youth classes will not meet on Easter Sunday. Volunteers will help with parking for all services.


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New beginnings….end of an era
You know that moment that is always in the back of your mind when the kids are young – "when all the kids are at school". Well in just over a week that is me !! We made it…we survived.
Scary, scary. Lucy is so ready. We had the little talk the other day that some kids (and Mums) might cry as they will be a little bit scared and they will miss their Mums. She looked at me as if I was insane and said "why would they cry, are they babies in 5 year old bodies" ha ha ha. I think she will be skipping away telling me to leave. She is ready and I am ready.
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We bought some Mary Janes the other day for school, which Lucy is calling her tap shoes – she makes me laugh….
School holidays have been great – Tas was so lovely seeing all the family and just hanging out. Oscar loved his extra week with Mum, and it was nice to just have two kids for a week too. The boys are off to my Dads for a week today, so it is just Luce and I, girl time !!
I'll add in a few of my fav photos from our holidays…
Gorgeous Hobart
We happened to time our night out in Hobart with the first SYD-HBA yacht to arrive, such a great atmosphere
Grandpa and the kids
Making the Christmas Pudding with Grandma
Of course the highlight of the holiday was cousins – a brand brand new cousin and a cheeky 2.75 yo cousin. It was so lovely for the cousins to hang out and play and of course those newborn cuddles….
A brand new school year and three new teachers, three kids at school, I am sure we are in for a busy busy year. I have spent the holidays organising myself so that the kids can easily pack their own togs, find their homework book, library bag etc. All good in theory….
My two masterpieces – storage for togs/towels/goggles and also pens/pencils/laptop/work books.
Surely no one will ask me where a pencil is ????
Swimming stuff is in the garage….a draw each plus towels.
When the kids start school the playroom is my next project. I am guessing 90% can go/be donated/saved for cousins/chucked out.
I caught up with a few lovely PNG ladies for lunch a a week ago, it was so nice to see the girls and catch up on all the news, kids and happenings. It made me think of and miss a few people :( Maybe I will have to head over for a girls weekend ? Such a beautiful spot for a girls weekend, lol. Would certainly be visiting for the company not the surroundings !! Although I have heard that waterfront place is pretty special ;)
The Jetty – a lovely place for a ladies lunch
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A very quick update as I have a zillion things to do, sleep is one of them.
Lucy is fine, totally recovered from her hospital ordeal (and me too). So much of Lucys hospital stays are just a distant memory and some of it flashes back every now and again. We had one of our old "regular" nurses (we had a few really) for a shift and when doing hand over to the next nurse she explained Lucy had spent a lot of time on the ward and in the past had some horrific admissions. I was very taken aback…but I guess when you really think about it, there were some pretty tough times. I am glad they are behind us. Lots of people popped in to say Hi, and marvel at how great Lucy looks :)
Lucy has taken to the new button very well and has no shame in showing anyone/everyone ? Results were low in iron, severely lactose intolerant and reflux, nothing we didn't know before. We treat sporadically for low iron as both Lucy and Max are both prone to low iron levels. Both Lucy and Max are on a Lactose free diet so no changes there.
Moving right along, last week we had Lucys prep orientation – she totally loved it sat up the front like a goody two shoes and answered any questions (with her hand up), she promptly lost it after it was all done, firstly she wanted more classrooms to visit and then (of course I was chatting with all the other mothers) she stamped her foot and screamed "I want a drink from the tuckshop" as she was standing right next to the deputy – well played Lucy, well played (NOT !!). Especially as I have a meeting with her tomorrow, lol.
Also I recently volunteered at swimming club to help out with the race entries and time entries etc and one of the "old timers" has come over a few nights to show me what to do and how to do it, she is lovely. I spent the Friday night just gone in the office doing the time entries – the kids loved it, and we stayed until the end so they got a free swim…which they have talked about all weekend, lol. Max and Oscar both started a second swimming lesson this week and this week they both got a PB – Max for Backstroke and Oscar for Freestlye – go boys !! Lucy refused to swim the littlies race as it was too cold and then for the free swim – she was miraculously fine and jumped in. I think we've all really enjoyed swim club. I am sure the boys enjoy the tuckshop BBQ dinner as much as they enjoy swimming.
Next Friday I am off on a girls weekend – bring it on…can't wait. I am well into the single parenting gig and we are managing fine mostly, but Peter flies in Wed (or Thursday) and I am out of here Fri morning, yay.
SO nothing very interesting – 4 weeks and we will be in Tas…4 weeks and the 2013 school year is finished. Both boys have had fantastic teachers, I am hoping next year is just as good (x 3 !!) it could be Oscars last year at the school next year as he has been accepted to (not our first preference) another school for yer 5 entry…lots of decisions. A few years of an all boy education could be a very good thing !!
The eve of a hospital admission
A quick break from some work I am doing to debrief my thoughts….
It's been such a crazy week trying to meet work deadlines as I am having tomorrow and Friday off. Peter flies in, in the early hours of tomorrow morning and Lucy and I head to the Mater at 10am. It is a planned admission, Lucy is having a colonoscopy, gastroscope, and her button changed from a BARD to a MicKey (means it can be changed without a hospital admission).
I really thought 12 months ago the button would be being removed now, but we and she are not quite ready. We still have a lot of work to do with oral aversions. She needs to take medication without spitting it in my face and screaming and completely losing her mind (and me sitting on her) and we need to know how she is going to handle Prep, and how her stamina will go. If she doesn't take reflux meds 2x a day she doesn't sleep through the night and after taking more than 4 years to work this out – we are not going back to night after night of sleep torture (for me) in a hurry !!
This year would be one of Lucy's sickest years – all fairly minor illnesses but she has got then all, one after the other and it means I have kept her home from school and me home from work. I was surprised to see today her kindy form had absences – 39, that's a fair few days off…I knew it was high but not that high. The bonus of the button is she can be managed by me, with some assistance from our GP and the odd call/email to our paed and gastro. If her BSL are low or she won't take enough fluid all is ok, straight down the button. Of course the button comes with its own set of dramas….to put it mildly.
I can't actually remember the last time I did more than 2 weeks in a row of both my scheduled office days, thank goodness for flexible employers !!
So tomorrow we are back to the Mater. I rang to confirm our admission, the lovely receptionist was asking all about PNG and Lucy…it has been a long while since we had an admission (start of this year). I guess our early years still haunt us and it's not like our surname is overly forgettable.
I am not looking forward to any of it, I am dreading it, but we need to get on and just do it and get out of there as quickly as we can. The week has already been drama filled when the button snapped off (oh my poor sleep deprived grey hair).
I need 10 weeks of sleep and we all know I am not going to find even one little second of it at the Mater.
Please keep Lucy Lou in your thoughts tomorrow and Friday and send all your sleeping vibes to me. Better not be noisy night nurses…I can be quite unfriendly when sleep deprived, or over emotional, neither are very good outcomes.
Bunny Hop Hop is coming to hold Lucy's hand. Let's hope Lucy doesn't try button removal for bunny as she did earlier this week ;)
Plodding along
I have a big excuse as to why I am so slack with blogging – I have about minus 5 hours left at the end of each day. I am a single working parent to three kids. Life is interesting and busy. Peter is on Groote Eylandt (top end of NT) working for BHP at Gemco, he is really enjoying the challenge and the role.
I am working and doing it all. Some weeks I do it better than other weeks….ha ha ha. Last week was a bit tough we were all fighting coughs and starts of colds. I was the only one that seemed to get an actual cold so that was not too bad. I really have no spare time (as you can imagine) – I should be hanging up the washing, or packing bags for tomorrow, or organising something and not writing this, but all the other stuff will wait.
Work have backed off on my direct manager (I am guessing they have worked out he is not suitable for the role), and they have also agreed to less hours in the office so I finish at 2.30 on Mon and Fri which works very well. Our lovely after school girl is also doing 2 mornings a week for me so I really haven't got it too bad.
The first weeks drove me crazy the kids asked every 5 seconds "when is Dad coming home" they don't seem to ask anymore so they have worked out he will be home and will be going back and forth etc. Lucy keeps telling me "Daddy forgot to come home, hes at the airport" it's funny how her little mind works.
So I am toughing out the holidays with no husband, no grandparents…just me. Lots of things organised to get us through – although the kids have been pretty good overall…Oscar is very good with Lucy and gets her ready in the mornings. Max is still trying his hardest to avoid anything that resembles any form of helping or work. I think he will make a great CEO one day.
The downfall is, it is hard work when you are tired and there is no other option – it is just you. I have no choice but to be extremely organised. Dinner is already out for tomorrows dinner and swimming stuff is in the car (I am working until 2.30 – boys are at vac care) for swimming tomorrow night.
On Friday night I got our trusty babysitter and went to the local mums night out at the bowls club and had a blast. A couple of the girls piked so we were only a small group…so we gate crashed the other group of local school mums (different school) and had a ball, great night, lots of laughs. Kids gave me a little sleep in…I managed to convince Lucy to join me and the boys just watched TV/played Xbox (their new obsession). I decided I wanted something a little greasy for breakfast (I was not hungover, it was just a bottle of champers) so I took the kids to McDonalds for breakfast, they thought it was for them, it was sort of for me, gee the orange juice and sausage McMuffin was good ;) Oscar ate a bacon/egg McMuffin and shared pancakes with max and 2 x hash browns and an orange juice asked if he could have something else (umm, no) that boy is hollow !!
I took them to Monsters University today – that was TOTALLY for them !
I have also finished off Oscars application for Grade 5 to a certain school, and we had to attach a passport size photo…he looks very grown up and handsome…
A year…
A couple of days and we will have been back a year. Sometimes it feels like PNG was a lifetime away, other times not as much.
It looks like Peter has a short term FIFO gig (to Gove)….still waiting on final paperwork. Not ideal, but good for him and some experience. Timing is good as Mum arrives for 2 weeks when he is supposed to fly out.
I am in work hell. I love what I do, I love the company…BUT they very recently put someone in as my direct manager who is pretty much incapable of doing the job (the person can not communicate and has never been a manager before). Makes life very difficult and very frustrating. Maybe I will head back to contract paraplanning…life was much easier and of course the flexibility is always a bonus. Who knows…I am very annoyed one bad decision has turned the perfect job into the not so perfect job. I'm too old to deal with office crap…
Kids are good, Lucy has recently seen a new gastro (Dr Emma – very good !!) and her latest stool results show there is inflammation in her gut. Have to do another few tests to see what is going on. She has elevated Calprotectin, I am glad we have a new set of eyes looking at this for us. Fingers crossed it doesn't lead to ANOTHER endoscopy. I have talked to her that we will get her button out later on this year before she starts prep (Nov ??) and she is not happy about that at all, go figure.
I can't believe she will have her prep interview soon, she is very ready and very excited about Prep. Being #3 she certainly will have lots of kids at the school to look out for her.
So I turned 38 this week, and Ben turned 35. Got to love siblings with birthdays so close. Funny story – I thought I was 38 for part of last year for some reason, so not feeling any older, lol.
I had a lovely birthday weekend. Started on Friday night with the lovely Lisa, a few bottles of wine and a cheese platter. Saturday was the annual local kindy's mothers day lunch…was great fun. Sunday was Mothers Day and Monday was my birthday. So lots of lovely celebrations. Kids were very excited about Mothers Day and my birthday and I was suitably spoiled. It continued with yummy cupcakes at work and multiple coffee dates on Wednesday with the girls.
Not so fun was I spent part of my birthday for a skin check at the dermatologist – got 4 things cut off, and he wants me to use "the cream" for a tiny spot on my face – not so excited about that. But I can do two weeks, and MUCH better than having to have anything CUT off. Luckily all things cut off came back ok, a big relief.
Thursday night we took Oscar and mates out for dinner to celebrate end of Naplan, the boys have all been great mates since Prep and are such a lovely group of boys (and Parents !). They all sailed through it with no angst or issues and I think there was more concern on the parents behalf.
Have had a lovely social couple of weeks – if it wasn't for my beautiful girlfriends listen to me whinge about work and question how will I cope with Peter not being around 100% I would be a basket case. Forever grateful for wonderful girlfriends that make me laugh until my stomach hurts.
Ahh thank goodness that week is behind us…
Well the week flew and I am very grateful. Single mother/3 kids/working = not much fun. Stress levels were high…main issue was getting out the door early. Oh, and homework…this was mainly because L is insisting that once I test the boys spelling I then have to test her too (honestly – who the hell makes up homework for the sake of it !!) she makes me test her with sight words and she then copies them into her "homework book" that girl is driving me crazy :) 3 x homework = lots of time.
It was a week of motherhood guilt, the kids went to BSC (before school care) three days, they don't normally go at all these days and ASC (can you work it out) two days, with our lovely after school girl doing two afternoons for us. The kids weren't complaining (they rarely do – they are two of the few children in the world that LIKE before and after school care). It was all internal guilt that I should be doing it all – I am not actually sure how the hell that would work – school drop off to the classroom, pick up and work ? This only would have worked if I reduced my hours, and work is so flat out that this is not feasible at present. Also the fact I LIKE my job has to count in there too….something that is often forgotten in my motherhood guilt battle. For me work is not just about going to work to earn money, it is building my career, at present ever expanding knowledge and the added plus of enjoying time all about me.
L put on a massive song and dance for me on Thursday. Our after school girl had bought home L's sheet bag on Tuesday and I hadn't realised so there were lots and lots of tears from L and guilt ridden cuddles from me. I should have gone home and got it but I was already running late. We picked some of the "special" (spare) sheets out and she settled a little. I then assisted to make some treasure for the pirate treasure box (and realised if I had gone home to just get the sheets it would have been quicker). I went to work knowing she was fine, but feeling like crap. Honestly – working mothers can't have it all…all of the time.
On the other hand – long term stay at home parenthood is not for me. I did it when the kids were young I wanted to have at least a year off with each of them and I did, I had a bit longer with M and a bit longer with L. I really enjoyed it. The boys went to daycare 2 days a week once O was 1, M was 1.5 and I did some contract work, we did all the activities, gymbaroo, music, swimming, library story time, play dates, mothers group etc etc we were busy ALL the time. Life revolved around activities and sleeps. L's situation was a bit different but I went back to work 2 days a week and we had a wonderful Nanny to look after her whilst I worked the bonus being I had no motherhood daycare guilt. I liked the balance, but I was also doing a lot of after hours work which constantly played on my mind….did I email so and so, I have to finish xyz, what plan am I working on next.
I made the decision when we came back from PNG that I wanted to work and I wanted to work IN the office. Since the kids were born I had only ever done 1 day in the office the rest of my work was from home, some consulting, some PT work. I didn't want the constant overhang of things that needed to be done dangling over my head. After having another year off work in PNG (I had just under 5 years off in 8 years if you add up maternity leaves and PNG) I was SO keen to go back to work – it cemented the fact I was done with my stay at home Mum duties, it was time to get back to work and work on me for a while (oh, the internal guilt).
It is a very touchy subject working mothers and stay at home mothers – both roles attract much judgement, sadly woman don't always support one another. It is such an individual decision, it is not black and white. It depends on whether or not you want to work – jobs, hours worked, travel involved, availability of care, cost of care and the other million things to consider. I have friends on both sides of the fence and what ever they chose to do is their call. Just like my decision is just that – my decision.
There are many positives for me, I come home at the end of the day (usually mentally drained) but ready to jump in and do homework and readers and sign permission slips and hear about who did what during the day. I feel I am teaching my kids a valuable lesson about the importance of education and employment and equality for woman. This year has been a big learning curve for them, P is doing less work but I am doing more, they see the partnership and realise that when P lost his job I stepped up and became the working parent (I wish we had the same earning capacity but sadly no). They know someone has to earn the money to pay the bills and to enjoy the luxuries of life. They know I enjoy working and they see the balancing act of it all. They know if there are school events there is a 99% chance that one of us will make it. Sadly this is not always the case but we do pretty well. My new office is a 5 min drive from home and a 6 min drive from school and I am lucky enough to be able to work from home on days that I request and pop out for assembly, sporting events etc. Flexibility is gold when you are a working mother.
Rightio – next topic, I had my normal Wednesday off this week as P was away and I had a lovely day…I had a JANE day, the lovely Jane S for morning tea and the lovely Jane V for lunch. Nice to have a mid week break again, I have this Wednesday off again as Lucy has an appt at the Mater with a new gastro – she has to be monitored as she is on losec ? So we will see what she has to say. This will be L's fourth gastro…M has seen one that L hasn't – I think we have seen pretty much all of Brisbane's paed gastros. The one L was seeing was one of the best but so hard to get into – appt's a year in advance, makes things a bit tricky.
P had a flat out week, he enjoyed Townsville, loved his visit to the mine site and also to Townsville. His consulting role is going really well, he is really liking the flexible lifestyle and he had fun in Melbourne although he said it was freezing.
This week is much more relaxing (except for a clients computer dramas that are going to keep me VERY busy tomorrow), P and I both have Wednesday and Thursday (ANZAC day public holiday) off. So this week should go much, much smoother.
I will leave you with a lovely picture from yesterday – M scored 4 goals and L has already asked me this morning if it is gynnastics today ? (it is going to be a long week). O starts basketball next Saturday.
We are now off to enjoy the sunshine, lovely day albeit a little bit chilly.
So whats been going on?
Whats been going on – well I have been a working girl, working full time. It has been crazy, but good crazy I love my job and the fact it is all so new and different. I revel in the fact I have such a steep learning curve every single day, and I find it really refreshing to be doing something so totally outside my comfort zone.
I am definitely not stay at home mother material, I really enjoy working. The whole motherhood work/life juggle is another story – I am sure you can not have it all, something will always suffer….usually me for trying to juggle too many balls.
Peter is currently doing some PT contracting work and liking it, there is a possibility of another contract on the horizon which could make life a little hectic, we currently have a very good balance going (a bit of a FT/PT role reversal). This week it will all fall apart as he is away on two work trips…2 x 2 nights. So this week the balance may require wine to assist in it all working itself out, oh and our after school girl is going to do an extra afternoon :)
Kids are good, same old same old – they have had a lovely relaxing school holidays, some days at Dads down the coast and at the beach (he is in the US) and just general school holiday stuff, scootering, screen time, movies, park plays etc all ready to head back for term 2 tomorrow. I did a day of working from home on Friday (yay to flexible employers) the boys are at a good age…they potter around and do their own thing and only interrupt if they need something or ask if they can have an Easter egg, lol (Lucy was at Kindy – she is not good at all at being quiet).
Peter is much braver than me he had a phone interview with all three kids at home during the week…but he sorted them all out, gave them strict instructions and they were fine, he was very brave !!
O starts basketball this term and is obviously hollow…the amount that boy eats !! He has less about 15 cms to go before he is taller than me and is busy getting picked up by random catholic school girls at our local park, that my friend is a story for another day…for those following the story – she stood him up on Thursday…trollop ;) He continues to talk non stop and amuse us and send us batty with his 50 zillion questions a day. He is now extremely helpful and his job in the morning is to get the breakfasts sorted and to make the coffees – life is good.
M starts soccer this term and is quiet the soccer pocket rocket, he can't wait !! He did indoor soccer last term and has been itching for outdoor soccer to start. On the romance front – one of O's year 3 classmates asked if M had a girlfriend as she thought he was cute. I am not ready for girlfriends….must enrol the boys in more sport, lol. To be honest they are not interested either, thank goodness. M has recently moved into mini squad for swimming and amazed us at his first squad session – he is a little pocket rocket in the pool too. M is still very good at dodging or declining any form of chore/helping etc.
L is L, she runs our house and keeps her brothers in line. Lately she has become fixated on learning to read names, she is totally self taught and and has been assisting her teachers in reading the class roll (these seem to be the names she knows). I have no idea how this started. She is too funny, her health is going really well (touch wood – nervous coming into winter) and the teachers say she is thriving at school and I am pretty sure she thinks she owns the place. I am so happy we kept her there. After being told when she was little that they thought her development would be probably be delayed she certainly has proved them wrong. She starts Gynnastics (as she says) this term and she just may be the most excited one in her class. We're having a term off from ballet (sob sob). L is also very helpful and although her job is to make her bed and open her blinds every morning – she likes to make everyone's beds…I am not complaining (and neither are the boys).
I hope to blog a bit more frequently now, as I have so much spare time :) fingers crossed.


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Durban - Patrick Lambie might not be available for the Sharks in their Super Rugby semi-final against the Stormers in Cape Town on Saturday, coach John Plumtree has confirmed.
The Springbok back missed last week's 30-17 playoff victory over the Reds in Brisbane due to a recurring ankle injury and was left at home to recuperate.
It was expected that he would be fit for the last-four clash if the Durban team got that far, but Plumtree stated otherwise.
"Patrick didn't train today," the Sharks coach said on Tuesday.
"He's doubtful, which is not good news for us, but Louis [Ludik] has been going really well at fullback."
The Sharks held their first training session on Tuesday morning following their return from Australia, though it was only a light workout for their weary-legged players.
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Smash season 2 Episode 9 "The Parents" airs Tuesday April 2 on NBC (9-11:00 p.m. ET). Episode Synopsis: Smash Season 2 Episode 9 "The Parents" – After Leigh Conroy (guest star Bernadette Peters) joins the cast of "Bombshell," Tom (Christian Borle) finds himself struggling to diffuse the years of tension between her and Ivy (Megan Hilty). Jimmy (Jeremy Jordan) and Karen's (Katharine McPhee) connection is threatened by both Ana's (Krysta Rodriguez) newfound success and an unexpected visitor. Derek (Jack Davenport) learns more about Jimmy's past just as the public sees their first piece of "Hit List." Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston, Leslie Odom, Jr. and Andy Mientus also star. Jesse L. Martin and Bernadette Peters guest star. READ MORE...
Smash season 2 Episode 8 "The Bells and Whistles" airs Tuesday March 26 on NBC (9-11:00 p.m. ET). Episode Synopsis: Smash Season 2 Episode 8 "The Bells and Whistles" – When Ivy (Megan Hilty) brings Sam (Leslie Odom, Jr.), back to town, Tom (Christian Borle) finds himself in an awkward situation. Jimmy (Jeremy Jordan) and Derek (Jack Davenport) clash over their vision for "Hit List," while both Ana (Krysta Rodriguez) and Karen (Katharine McPhee) struggle to stand up for what they want. Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston and Andy Mientus also star. Jesse L. Martin, Jamey Sheridan and Daphne Rubin-Vega guest star. READ MORE...
Debra Messing has landed the lead in an untitled CBS comedy pilot essentially confirming what the entire TV industry already knows: NBC's "Smash" is dead.Messing will star as a fortysomething mother of three who can't stop telling lies -- big lies and little lies -- to balance her hectic life, relationships and responsibilities. The concept is based on an Israeli series and the American version will be overseen by Emmy-nominated "Sex and the City" writers Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zuritsky, who also worked on "Smash."The show marks a return to half-hour comedy for Messing, who won an Emmy for "Will & Grace" in 2003 before going on to headline USA's miniseries-turned-series "The Starter Wife."Meanwhile, NBC's "Smash" will air two more episodes in its Tuesday timeslot before being exiled to Saturday nights to finish off a disastrously low-rated Season 2. Season-to-date "Smash" is averaging 3.36 million viewers and a 0.9 in the 18-49 demo.Messing's role on... http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2013/03/debra-messings-cbs-pilot-is-more-bad-news-for-smash.html
Scripted cable dramas and reality shows are frequently beating broadcast network primetime programming this season. Last night, a cable news program managed to outperform much of NBC's primetime line up in Total Viewers. More people tuned into FNC's The O'Reilly Factor (2.92 million P2+) than Go On (2.87 million P2+), The New Normal (2.11 million [...] http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Tvbythenumbers/~3/T513IzH4eRY/
Zap2it: You have done eight shows on Broadway, so how realistic is "Smash" as far as the behind-the-scenes action?Christian Borle: It is pretty real. The stakes are accurate; the passion everyone has for it is dead-on. And what is exciting about this season, the reboot of it, there is so much more focus on musicals. The details are great. And I was so happy to see in the script something so specific to the gypsy robe ceremony where the person who has been in the ensemble the most times receives the gypsy robe and walks in a counterclockwise circle around the stage. It has patches from every show that season. They are usually big patches like a quilted version of the show poster.Zap2it: How does the second season feel different?Christian Borle: My hair is different; let's start there. My hair is totally different. I think there is still, given the backdrop and the dedication to... http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2013/03/smash-christian-borle-my-hair-is-totally-different-in-season-2.html
Smash season 2 Episode 7 "Musical Chairs" airs Tuesday March 19 on NBC (9-11:00 p.m. ET). Episode Synopsis: Smash Season 2 Episode 7 "Musical Chairs" – New circumstances give rise to conflicts as Karen (Katharine McPhee), Tom (Christian Borle), Julia (Debra Messing) and Derek (Jack Davenport) adjust to their new surroundings. Tensions at "Liaisons" are also coming to a boil, ensuring that the show will find its place in Broadway history. Meanwhile, Eileen (Anjelica Huston) may have found the key to saving "Bombshell" with the help of her daughter, Katie (guest star Grace Gummer). Megan Hilty, Jeremy Jordan and Andy Mientus also star. Sean Hayes, Jesse L. Martin, Daniel Sunjata and Grace Gummer guest star. READ MORE...
The struggling Smash , which NBC is moving to Saturdays starting April 6, will close out its second (and likely final) season in late May or early June by sending the main characters to the Tony Awards. A trip to Broadway's big night "was part of the pitch that got me the job," says executive producer Josh Safran , who took over as showrunner this season. "It's an event that doesn't necessarily require you to be nominated to be there. People attend, perform and present awards. And there is a song that involves the entire lead cast." http://www.tvguide.com/News/Kecks-Exclusives-Smash-Tony-Awards-1062875.aspx?rss=breakingnews
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NBC has flown the white flag on "Smash," moving the show to Saturdays to play out the rest of its season.The move, which is effective April 6, banishes the show to the least-watched night of the week -- where, incidentally, its first Saturday airing will come opposite the NCAA Final Four on CBS. The network will also ship "Go On" from Tuesday to Thursday nights for its final two episodes of the season, with dating show "Ready for Love" taking over the vacant Tuesday real estate starting April 9."Go On" and "Smash" will continue in their current spots for the next couple of weeks. NBC also makes a point to note that "Smash" will finish out its 17-episode season after the move to Saturday.Meanwhile, "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" will keep airing two-hour episodes for most of its run, with the exception of March 31 and April 7, when one-hour episodes will follow encores of "The Voice."Here's... http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2013/03/smash-moves-to-saturdays-as-nbc-shakes-up-its-spring-schedule.html


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On this his birthday, George Washington may remain the most admired but remote of American presidents, more portrait than person. He intended it that way.
Because like the other founding fathers, he was set on independence. Independence first for himself as a young man, and then for his young country as general, statesman, and, to this day, guide and mentor.
To him, independence never meant indulgence. Quite the opposite. It meant certain qualities a struggling new republic in an age of monarchies would need in its leader: dignity, decorum, and, yes, a proper distance.
The father of his country was very much aware of both its promise and the dangers all republics faced, and most succumbed to. This republic was to usher in a New Order of the Ages, just as it still says on the dollar bill.
Washington did not propose to fulfill so audacious an agenda by appearing audacious. He would be neither courtier nor demagogue. Rather, he proposed to conduct himself as a citizen of a republic. He would be the first citizen of the first republic to endure. No small ambition, for himself or his country.
No one ever described George Washington as folksy. He dared not forget what he represented. He represented America, and the American Idea -- that liberty and authority, freedom and order, could dwell together.
At the end of the 18th century, such a notion was sufficient to inspire snickers from the tories of every nationality: Even if this colonial rabble managed to win a brief independence, they told one another, just imagine it trying to govern itself!
There was reason, even necessity, for Washington's reserve -- for his insistence on the formalities and courtesies, on the powdered wig and dress sword, on the proper ceremonies and correct form of address. He had his and the republic's dignity to think of, and at the time they were pretty much the same thing.
Washington set out to prove that a republic could do more than prevail in war -- that it could prosper in peace. How did he manage it? How did he carry off this bold experiment as if it were a formal ritual?
The clearest and most eloquent explanation may lie, not in scholarly analyses, or in Washington's own weighty prose, but in the music of his time:
Listen to Haydn and hear the contest between theme and countertheme, the folk melodies that are given free play but not enough to overpower the final triumph of decorum.
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I had this idea for a new create-a-class system. Why dont we make the gun customization separate from the rest? I've always wanted more attachments for my gun, to totally trick it out, and this system would allow for that. My idea consists of 2 primary attachments, 2 proficiencies, and 2 secondary attachments. Primary attachments are, obviously, attachments for your primary weapon. Proficiencies are things that help out your character, such as stock(stalker) or quickdraw.
A typical loadout would look like this.
PRIMARY ATTACHMENTS - Silencer, Red dot, Grip
PROFICIENCIES - Stalker, 3 Attachments
SECONDARY ATTACHMENTS - Silencer, FMJ
Then, of course you would have your standard setup from MW3. 3 Perks, 1 lethal, 2 Tactcals. This system allows for a bit more customization, while keeping everything balanced.
In Black Ops 2 I sacrifice hald of my pick 10 points towards my primary. (1 gun, 3 attachments, primary gunfighter) all because I want a good looking and useful primary. This gives me the option of running a secondary and an attachment, or a grenade and stun. My system allows more customizability while keeping balance.
i hope they have the knifing style like MW3 or atleast a perk for it because Bo2 kinda ticked me off but also i know the knife system in MW3 was extremely unrealistic but it would be nice to see a perk for called like lunge or something.
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it would be nice to see a perk for called like lunge or something.
I logged in just to say: no. No Commando.
I totally freaking agree.
Commando was the most annoying thing.


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snow white looked up at the duke and silently cursed him. Why did he have to turn up then, just as her and eric were so close. She had almost told him everything and now she silently lothed the man who interupted.
she pulled her arm free of his grasp "Duke that was rude of you to interupt like that, you should of waited till me and eric had finished talking"
"yes the huntsman"
"so you are on first name basis with him now? that heathen?, hes an oaf my queen you should'nd throw your lot in with him. You should be courting some one of a higher class." the duke looked toward the queen for an answer and recieved one but it was not the one he was looking for.
snow was livid! how dare he decide who she can court and who is worthy of her feelings "how dare you!" snow slapped him squarley across the face and stormed off down the corridor " i am to reserve my right to leave the party! good night."
she stormed off to her room feeling like some one had just imprisone
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the party was in full swing and snow was having the time of her life. the banqueting hall had been decorated with red and gold much like the dress she had worn. she laughed and danced.
she couldnt of been more happier, she had william, the dwarfs and her huntsman. she never questioned why he was her huntsman, he was his own man, but she liked the idea of him being hers.
looking over at the two men in her life who were currently involved in a drinking game which involved two people racing to see who could drink a flaggon of mead the quickest. between the huntsman and william she already knew the winner. she sighed men and their antics.
a cheer erupted from the group, the huntsman has won just as she knew he would. walking over to them she knew instantly that william was drunk, the obvious signs were that he was having trouble standing and that he was leaning up the huntsman like he was some kind of pillar. he was certinaly big enough to be one he towered over most
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Snow entered the coranation hall. she was so nervous she thought she was gonna be sick or pass out .
glancing around the room shse noticed how many people had turned up just to see her, there had to be at least a hundred in the throne room alone and even then they spilled out into the corridor she couldnt believe that they had all come just to see her. they didnt even know her. she had only released them from ravennas rule not two days ago.
she leaned intno william "surely i could not of inspired so many? or effected this many?"
"how could you not have? you defeated queen ravenna" saying this made william's mouth feel like it had been defiled "you saved the kindom and everyone within it" he placed his hand upon hers and lead her up to the throne.
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Will a Dash Rattle Covered by warranty
I have a rattle in my dash that I first noticed around 6,000 miles. Now at 12,000 it has gotten progressively worse and it's driving me nuts.
I'm going in for routine maintenance this week and figured it wouldn't hurt to ask the service advisor to look at it.
Has anyone else had any luck with these types of things?
It seems like i remember several members having a dash rattle
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Im just hoping the dashes dont crack like the older models,I can always turn my radio up lol
YEs it will be covered. Had mine in on e already. Still have a rattle. It's going back in
my dealership made a feeble attempt of fixing it, same thing behind the radio under the top, only seems bad when it is warm. I am wondering if Chrysler will give me a rental vehicle for this as I have to drive almost an hour to take my truck there and then they want me to be ready for a day or two. I am not impressed that they did not even take the dash apart last time just pulled off a bezel and stuffed some foam behind it and put a big scuff in the bezel. They told me that there was no rental option but I might call Chrysler Canada and see.
My dash rattled in my 2011. You could alleviate the rattle by ever so slightly pressing down on the dashboard itself above the radio. After 3 failed attempts by the dealer to repair it I pulled the radio and bezel out to investigate. What I found was the union to the defrost duct was too tight and would rattle with movement(there is a foam seal for reference that hides the joint). Since they glued the duct to the dash board, any time the dash board vibrates it cause the two ends of the duct to rattle together and resonate through the dash. I ended up removing the foam seal and carefully trimmed the ducts with a razor. I resealed them with some gorilla duct tape...no more rattles. I also did my fathers 2009 sport so probably problem over series of years. Hope that helps.
I had a rattle on passenger side fairly close to where windshield, pillar and dash all meet.
I had the dealer remove the dash under warranty and they did find two sections of metal to plastic that were "clicking" together. When they had the dash apart I asked them to "pack" any suspect areas, including cables/wiring, with padding and I have no more rattle since.
I was going to take dash off myself, but watched them do it instead.
Make them do it while still under warranty.
My 2009 Sport had this problem. The T shaped defrost duct behind the radio was too tight and would rattle with movement (there is a foam seal on it that hides the joint). Since the duct is glued to the dash board, any time the dash board vibrates it cause the two ends of the duct to rattle together and resonate through the dash. I ended up removing the foam seal and taped them with some gorilla duct tape...no more rattles.
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ABSTRACT: Primary care physicians are often asked about easy bruising, excessive bleeding, or risk of bleeding before surgery. A thorough history, including a family history, will guide the appropriate work-up, and a physical examination may provide clues to diagnosis. A standardized bleeding score system can help physicians to organize the patient's bleeding history and to avoid overlooking the most common inherited bleeding disorder, von Willebrand's disease. In cases of suspected bleeding disorders, initial laboratory evaluations should include a complete blood count with platelet count, peripheral blood smear, prothrombin time, and partial thromboplastin time. More specialized yet relatively simple tests, such as the Platelet Function Analyzer-100, mixing studies, and inhibitor assays, may also be helpful. These tests can help diagnose platelet function disorders, quantitative platelet disorders, factor deficiencies, and factor inhibitors.
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ABSTRACT: The diagnosis of peripheral neuropathies can be frustrating, time consuming and costly. Careful clinical and electrodiagnostic assessment, with attention to the pattern of involvement and the types of nerve fibers most affected, narrows the differential diagnosis and helps to focus the laboratory evaluation. An algorithmic approach to the evaluation and differential diagnosis of a patient with peripheral neuropathy is presented, based on important elements of the clinical history and physical examination, the use of electromyography and nerve conduction studies, autonomic testing, cerebrospinal fluid analysis and nerve biopsy findings. The underlying cause of axonal neuropathies can frequently be treated; demyelinating neuropathies are generally managed with the assistance of a neurologist.
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ABSTRACT: Dyspnea is a common symptom and, in most cases, can be effectively managed in the office by the family physician. The differential diagnosis is composed of four general categories: cardiac, pulmonary, mixed cardiac or pulmonary, and noncardiac or nonpulmonary. Most cases of dyspnea are due to cardiac or pulmonary disease, which is readily identified with a careful history and physical examination. Chest radiographs, electrocardiograph and screening spirometry are easily performed diagnostic tests that can provide valuable information. In selected cases where the test results are inconclusive or require clarification, complete pulmonary function testing, arterial blood gas measurement, echocardiography and standard exercise treadmill testing or complete cardiopulmonary exercise testing may be useful. A consultation with a pulmonologist or cardiologist may be helpful to guide the selection and interpretation of second-line testing.
Ordering and Understanding the Exercise Stress Test - Article
ABSTRACT: The exercise stress test is a useful screening tool for the detection of significant coronary artery disease. Documentation of the patient's symptoms, medications, past and current significant illnesses, and usual level of physical activity helps the physician determine if an exercise stress test is appropriate. The physical examination must include consideration of the patient's ability to walk and exercise, along with any signs of acute or serious disease that may affect the test results or the patient's ability to perform the test. The test report contains comments about the maximal heart rate and level of exercise achieved, and symptoms, arrhythmias, electrocardiographic changes and vital signs during exercise. This report allows the clinician to determine if the test was "maximal" or "submaximal." The quality of the test and its performance add to the validity of the results. The conclusion section of the test report indicates whether the test results were "positive," "negative," "equivocal" or "uninterpretable." Further testing may be indicated to obtain optional information about coronary artery disease and ischemic risk if the test results were equivocal or uninterpretable.
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ABSTRACT: Most certification examinations of commercial drivers are simple, and relatively few drivers are disqualified. If these examinations are not done properly, however, the public can be exposed to potentially unqualified drivers. Should an accident occur, the physician who examined the driver may be found liable. In performing driver certification examinations, the physician's primary responsibility is to the public. The Federal Motor Carriers Safety Regulations and supporting documents provide guidelines for the conditions that may be disqualifying and the conditions that may allow only temporary certification until better medical control is achieved. Some medical diagnoses, such as insulin-requiring diabetes mellitus, are automatically disqualifying, no matter how well the disease is controlled. Other conditions may require documented clearance from a specialist before certification is granted.
Primary Care of International Adoptees - Article
ABSTRACT: International adoptees are presenting to family physicians with increasing frequency. U.S. citizens have adopted over 100,000 international children since 1979. Prospective parents may seek advice from their physician during the adoptive process. If available at all, medical information on the child is often scanty. History and physical examination alone are often insufficient for diagnosis of common problems in this population. Adoptive parents may have concerns about growth and development, and appropriate immunizations. In addition, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections endemic in countries of origin create unusual challenges for the U.S. primary care physician. A basic understanding of the process of international adoption, a skillful evaluation of the child and selected laboratory studies enable the family physician to support the prospective parents and assist in a smooth transition of the child into a new family.
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ABSTRACT: Chronic cough is a common problem in patients who visit family physicians. The three most common causes of chronic cough in those who are referred to pulmonary specialists are postnasal drip, asthma and gastroesophageal reflux. The initial treatment of patients with cough is often empiric and may involve a trial of decongestants, bronchodilators or histamine H2 antagonists, as monotherapy or in combination. If a therapeutic trial is not successful, sequential diagnostic testing including chest radiograph, purified protein derivative test for tuberculosis, computed tomography of the sinuses, methacholine challenge test or barium swallow may be indicated. By using a standard protocol for diagnosis and treatment, 90 percent of patients with chronic cough can be managed successfully in the family physician's office. However, in some cases it may take three to five months to determine a diagnosis and effective treatment. For the minority of patients in whom this diagnostic approach is unsuccessful, consultation with a pulmonary specialist is appropriate.
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding - Article
ABSTRACT: The most probable etiology of abnormal uterine bleeding relates to the patient's reproductive age, as does the likelihood of serious endometrial pathology. The specific diagnostic approach depends on whether the patient is premenopausal, perimenopausal or postmenopausal. In premenopausal women with normal findings on physical examination, the most likely diagnosis is dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB) secondary to anovulation, and the diagnostic investigation is targeted at identifying the etiology of anovulation. In perimenopausal patients, endometrial biopsy and other methods of detecting endometrial hyperplasia or carcinoma must be considered early in the investigation. Uterine pathology, particularly endometrial carcinoma, is common in postmenopausal women with abnormal uterine bleeding. Thus, in this age group, endometrial biopsy or transvaginal ultrasonography is included in the initial investigation. Premenopausal women with DUB may respond to oral contraceptives, cyclic medroxyprogesterone therapy or cyclic clomiphene. Perimenopausal women may also be treated with low-dose oral contraceptives or medroxyprogesterone. Erratic bleeding during hormone replacement therapy in postmenopausal women with no demonstrable pathology may respond to manipulation of the hormone regimen.
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ABSTRACT: Elder mistreatment is a widespread problem in our society that is often under-recognized by physicians. As a result of growing public outcry over the past 20 years, all states now have abuse laws that are specific to older adults; most states have mandated reporting by all health care professionals. The term "mistreatment" includes physical abuse and neglect, psychologic abuse, financial exploitation and violation of rights. Poor health, physical or cognitive impairment, alcohol abuse and a history of domestic violence are some of the risk factors for elder mistreatment. Diagnosis of elder mistreatment depends on acquiring a detailed history from the patient and the caregiver. It also involves performing a comprehensive physical examination. Only through awareness, a healthy suspicion and the performing of certain procedures are physicians able to detect elder mistreatment. Once it is suspected, elder mistreatment should be reported to adult protective services.
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Ray Bradbury is America's foremost writer of science fiction and fantasy. Among his most popular adult books are Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, The Illustrated Man, Dandelion Wine, and Death is a Lonely Business. In addition, he has written several books for children, including Switch on the Night. In recognition of his stature in the world of literature and the impact he has had on so many for so many years, Bradbury was awarded the National Book Foundation's 2000 Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and the National Medal of Arts in 2004.
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- Cartoon Characters: Delgo, Filo, Princess Kyla, Sedessa, Bogardus, Raius, Elder Marley, King Zahn, Spig, Delgo's Father, Kurrin, Ando, Miss Sutley, Elder Pearo, Giddy, Lockni Man, Nohrin Merchant, Gelmore, Elder Kiros, Spog, Nohrin Officer, Elder Canta, Elder Jaspin, Nohrin Judge, Melsa, Talusi, Baby Delgo, Prondo, Soldiers.
- Vocal Talent: Freddie Prinze Jr. (Delgo), Chris Kattan (Filo), Jennifer Love Hewitt (Princess Kyla), Anne Bancroft (Sedessa), Val Kilmer (Bogardus), Malcolm McDowell (Raius), Michael Clarke Duncan (Elder Marley), Louis Gossett Jr. (King Zahn), Eric Idle (Spig), Burt Reynolds (Delgo's Father), Kelly Ripa (Kurrin), Jed Rhein (Ando), Melissa McBride (Miss Sutley, Elder Pearo), Jeffrey Winter (as Jeff Winter) (Giddy, Lockni Man), Armin Shimerman (Nohrin Merchant), Don Stallings (Gelmore, Elder Kiros), Brad Abrell (Spog), Tristan Rogers (Nohrin Officer), Gustavo Rex (Elder Canta), Nika Futterman (Elder Jaspin), John Vernon (Nohrin Judge), Susan Bennett (Melsa), David Heyer (Talusi), Mary Mouser (as Mary Matilyn Mouser) (Baby Delgo), William R. Dean (Prondo), Louis K. Adler (Soldiers), Sally Kellerman (Narrator).
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