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Erwin Walter Matzke, 97 was welcomed into the glorious kingdom of heaven on Saturday morning, January 18, 2014, at Woodside Manor in Green Bay. He was born May 11, 1916 at his parents' home in Kolberg, WI. He was the oldest of five boys and one daughter born to Paul and Emma (Kay) Matzke. He attended elementary school in Kolberg, WI where the initial years of instruction were all in German. He graduated from Brussels High School in 1934 and earned his teaching credentials from Door Kewaunee Normal School in1936. He taught elementary school for five years at several one room facilities in Door County concluding the final year at Wilson elementary. Erwin was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1942 and trained with the 124th Cavalry Regiment at Brownsville, TX. He was sent overseas in 1942 to Calcutta, India where he and his regiment mates gave up their horses and became an infantry regiment. From the fall of 1942 until the last day of 1945, Erwin was deployed in the China, Burma, India Theater where he was in charge of a patrol that set up landing zones for supplies that were air dropped from C-47s that flew "The Hump" (Himalaya Mountains). As part of the front line unit that opened the Burma Road, he was involved in four major battles, was awarded the Silver Star, and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. He was honorably discharged and returned via the Atlantic Ocean landing in New York City on December 31, 1945.
Erwin married the love of his life, Alice Logerquist on June 15, 1946. Alice and Erwin deeply loved each other and had many beloved friends and relatives with whom they enjoyed square dancing, Door County fish boils, and Packer games throughout their 52 years of marriage until Alice passed away in May 1999. Their marriage was blessed with two children, 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Erwin earned his bachelors degree in elementary education for the University of Wisconsin in Stevens Point in 1952 and masters degree in education administration from the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1962. He taught school for thirty years in Sturgeon Bay where he served as the principal of the Sunrise elementary school and in the later years as the administrator for all three of the district's elementary schools. He was an active adult leader with the Bay Lakes area Boy Scouts of America and received numerous awards for his contributions, including the Silver Beaver award for his years of commitment to helping boys become responsible adults. He was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and served as the commander of Sturgeon Bay Post 3088, the Northeastern Wisconsin district, and state. During retirement, Erwin enjoyed woodworking, photography, and spending time with his grandchildren. He was a member of St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sturgeon Bay for over 60 years where he taught Christian educational classes in the confirmation program and to well into his 90s he provided Christian visitation and communion to those in nursing homes, care centers, and to others who were unable to attend formal church services.
Erwin is survived by his two sons, Gary and wife Cindy (Boxwell) of Midlothian, Virginia, and their five children: Megan Aylesworth and her husband Ben of New York City, Jonathon, Jason, Alicia, and Christina of Midlothian, and Dean and his wife Debbie (Pearson) of Green Bay, and their seven children: Heidi McCabe and her husband Joe of Winneconne, WI, Ben and his wife Kaleena of Peshtigo, Jeff of Marshall, MN, Jenna and her fiancé Corey Starry of Green Bay, Eric of Minneapolis, MN, and Molly and Nick of Green Bay. Erwin is also survived by three sisters-in-law, Alvina of Manitowoc, Laura of Kolberg, and Mary of Green Bay. In addition to his wife, Alice who passed away in 1999, Erwin was preceded in death by his brothers; Elmer, Harry, Marvin, and Ruben.
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; The Endless Infatuation With Getting 'Gatsby' Right
By CARYN JAMES
Published: January 12, 2001
AFTER Ernest Hemingway saw the first dramatization of ''The Great Gatsby'' -- a Broadway version that arrived in 1926, just a year after F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel -- he groused in a letter to a friend: ''I had to pay to get in. Would have paid to get out a couple of times but on the whole it is a good play.''
Getting the whole thing right is the tricky part with any adaptation of ''Gatsby,'' from the earliest through the best-known, the 1974 film with Robert Redford's underrated portrayal. Each has brought one or two characters to life and left us with many moments we would happily pay to escape.
In the newest version (on A&E Sunday night at 8), Paul Rudd is a brilliant Nick Carraway, Gatsby's friend and the novel's modest narrator. Through Nick's eyes and Mr. Rudd's lucid voice-over, the glamorous, enticing enigma who is Gatsby gradually takes shape. At first he is merely Nick's rich, mysterious neighbor in the mansion next door. Eventually we come to know, as Nick does, of his persistent longing for a woman from his past, the now-married Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby, who stares across the bay at a green light on Daisy's dock, is full of grand romantic illusions that must lead to a tragic end.
But from the minute this film's Gatsby walks into his own elaborate party, it's all over. Toby Stephens's Gatsby is so rough around the edges, so patently an up-from-the-street poseur that no one could fall for his stories for a second. Rumors may swirl that Gatsby didn't really go to Oxford or that his wealth came from bootlegging. But the possibilities of Oxford and an inheritance have to exist. Instead, Mr. Stephens's blunt performance turns Gatsby's entrancing smile into a suspicious smirk.
In giving us an already diminished Gatsby, this uneven, flat-footed production does what television so often does with a literary work, spelling things out until they are moronically accessible. Yet the failure of this ''Gatsby'' echoes with the sound of those other partly successful versions. Through the years, the work's colorful surface has been irresistible to dramatists, while the ineffable sense of wonder that surrounds Gatsby himself has made the novel almost impossible to translate to another form.
The presence of a cluster of recent Fitzgerald material suggests how widely and persistently he and ''Gatsby'' have infiltrated the American imagination. In addition to the A&E version, there is last year's opera by John Harbison. And in the last few months the literary industry has brought out ''Trimalchio: An Early Version of 'The Great Gatsby' '' and a Library of America volume of Fitzgerald's earliest, pre-''Gatsby'' novels and stories.
Only a few of those tales, including ''The Diamond as Big as the Ritz,'' are among his best, but the titles of the early Fitzgerald volumes in which they appeared -- ''Flappers and Philosophers'' and ''Tales of the Jazz Age'' -- reveal how firmly he helped define the aura of the 1920's. The images quickly became cliches. In his pages, women bobbed their hair and smoked cigarettes; in life Scott and Zelda famously jumped into fountains.
Those popular images do not reveal the soul of Fitzgerald's fiction, though. They veer toward the lurid, Prohibition-era ambience of ''The Wild Party,'' Joseph Moncure March's 1928 verse about lowlife love and murder. Last year's two failed theatrical versions of ''The Wild Party'' hint at the allure of the era and the difficulty of translating it. Drama can't live by flapper dresses alone.
And ''Gatsby'' is even harder to transform because it is so purely literary. It, too, includes love and murder, but it is built on emotions and dreams that take shape through language, with a Keatsian sense of loss that becomes more exquisite and heartbreaking with each reading.
''The novel is a wonder,'' Fitzgerald's editor, Maxwell Perkins, wrote to him, perhaps unconsciously picking up one of the book's most resonant words. At the end, Nick contemplates how the New World of America and the dreams it embodied must have seemed to an early explorer: ''commensurate to his capacity for wonder.''
It is that sense of wondrous illusion that makes the novel so alluring and romantic and that is desperately missing from the A&E version. The new ''Gatsby'' is as colorful and easy to watch as the novel is easy to read, and as forgettable as a high school essay. Robert Markowitz's direction is workmanlike; no poetry there. Even Gatsby's parties (shot in Montreal) seem sparsely populated, as if the production couldn't afford a few more dancing extras to fill out the scenes.
Mira Sorvino captures Daisy's seductiveness; she flirts with everyone she sees. Yet Ms. Sorvino assumes a baby-doll voice that is too reminiscent of her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in ''Norma Jean and Marilyn,'' and her smooth, flowing blond hair looks too contemporary to be convincing.
Martin Donovan does far better, bringing fresh energy and realism to her brutish husband, Tom, so often seen as a stock villain. Together he and Ms. Sorvino capture something rare: the sense that Tom amd Daisy are two of a kind, in cahoots forever despite his affair with the working-class Myrtle Wilson (Heather Goldenhersh, believably garish) and Daisy and Gatsby's role in Myrtle's death.


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That Different Place: Documenting the Self within Online Environments
Kitzmann, Andreas, Biography
This article is based on a very straightforward question: what are the differences between conventional handwritten diaries and the online diaries that are increasingly appearing on the World Wide Web? I argue that an important aspect of the differences lie in the experimental and material conditions of the Web itself.
Imagine two scenarios. The first takes place in a small study with a straight backed wooden chair, a scuffed desk, and a dim lamp. On the table sits an open diary, over which a young woman is bent in concentration, writing with what seems to be some urgency. Her words appear to come quickly, sometimes echoed by her own voice, sometimes written in total silence. After a few minutes she closes the diary and carefully hides it at the very back of an over-stuffed drawer. The second scenario also takes place in a small room. But instead of writing in a diary (with potential hand cramps), the young woman sits in front of a computer terminal (with potential carpal tunnel syndrome), noisily typing and pausing occasionally to peer into the screen, as if awaiting a response to what she has just entered. She smiles, and then laughs. Indeed, something seems to have surprised her. After a few mouse clicks she continues typing, and then yawns, and leaves her computer. While she is in the bathroom, the screensaver comes on- -a simulated starry night over the skyline of an impossibly generic city.
These two scenarios frame the obvious question: how do written diaries compare to online diaries? One likely response is to invoke the twin models of adaptation and progressive evolution. To understand the nature of Web diaries, on this account, one should list the features of conventional diaries, and then compare them to what happens online. The resulting differences and similarities could then be charted along trajectories of departure, with the broad aim of identifying probable trends. Viewed in this way, Web diaries are by definition progressive, extending and developing preexisting phenomena.
The aim of this paper is to escape this seemingly appropriate mode of analysis, for I contend that the concept of adaptation is not sufficient to explain the complex relations among the different modes of diary writing, or more generally of "self-documentation" such as home movies or Webcams. An "adaptation model" implicitly constructs a temporal hierarchy of formal and cultural elements in which, by virtue of their essential "natures," successive "new" media usurp their predecessors. Much of the critical work on the World Wide Web or multimedia, for instance, stresses the way specific characteristics of hypertext--its non-linearity, its ability to accommodate multiple authors, its interactive relationship with readers, and so on--challenge and potentially revolutionize print culture, for good or ill. (1) The basic approach is binary. One medium is pitted against the other, with the inevitable result of one being championed, either as victor--celebrating the advent of a more advanced technology of communicat ion--or victim-lamenting the loss of a prior "authentic" mode of expression. Given my topic of comparing online and conventionally written diaries, such a binary analysis is tempting, allowing me to pinpoint the merits and limits of each medium, and thus justify a host of evaluations and predictions.
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In his #1 New York Times bestselling book, Zero to One, Peter Thiel presents his often contrarian ideas about competition, progress, technology, and finding value in unexpected placesto build a future that we have yet to dream, but that may someday become reality. In Developing the Developed World he brings these ideas to life, including his insights on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
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Linden Lea - Vaughan Williams
Date: August 5, 2011
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I am trying to find out if Vaughan Williams arranged his song "Linden Lea" for chorus. All I seem to find are arrangements by others. If he didn't arrange his own song, what arrangement might you suggest? Thank you,
Dan Earl - Santa Rosa Symphonic Chorus. I am also interested in other folk songs that he arranged.
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Dear Dan,
I do not know of an original choral version of 'Linden Lea' by RVW, unfortunately. But you should look at his 1913 'Five English Folk Songs' - separate pieces - which I think are brilliant for choirs particularly 'The Springtime of the Year' and 'The Lover's Ghost'.
If you want some more information e-mail me at smacmus(a)yahoo.com.
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Yes he did. Here is one version on youtube. It isn't his song however - but a folk song and his original title was "Linden Lea - a Dorset Folk Song".
There is a heated discussion following this clip which is interesting.
This arrangement is in CPDL:
And here is some more information on his arrangements.
By the way - Ca' the Yowes it is exquisite. If you have a couple of sonorous basses and some sopranos with good breath control who can float pp on some high notes it makes a stunning concert piece.
"Linden Lea" was published in 1902, RVW's first published work. Contrary to popular misapprehension it is not a genuine folk-song, the tune is an original composition, and the words are from a poem by Rev. William Barnes, a Dorset clergyman. Barnes was a philologist and was interested in preserving the purity of the English language, indeed he advocated the erradication of some of the Latin, Greek and other foreign influences from the language. Dialect was important to him and he wrote a number of poems which included dialect words. Vaughan Williams set two of them, "Linden Lea" and "In the Spring". It's not known why he subtitled the song "A Dorset Folk Song". It may have been the influence of the Dorset dialect in the poem, or he may have written in a "folk-songish" style to fit in with the tone of the words. The compositional style of the melody would seem to be too well-crafted to be a genuine improvisational folk melody.
Vaughan Williams did indeed have a deep interest in folk music, but it wasn't until 1904 that he was able to develop this interest by touring the country seeking out and writing down folk songs and carols. He arranged some of his finds as choral pieces and a number of them found their way into The English Hymnal whch was being compiled and of which he was the musical editor. The influence of folk music is evident in many of his works.
David -
This very interesting. I had believed that the melody of Linden Lea had its origins in the Essex folk song Bushes and Briars but when I found the music to both on the internet just then they are quite different.
Thank you
Hello Dan
There is an SATB 'Linden Lea' arrangement by Arthur Somervell. You'll find it on the Net under 'Boosey's Choral Miscellany, Linden Lea'. It's in the same spirit as the original.
Vaughan Williams himself arranged 'Five English Folk Songs', all noted as 'freely arranged'. You'll find more info here:
They are all a little more moody and with more meat than, for instance, Linden Lea.
We've sung the fifth one 'Wassail Song' (very freely arranged) at every Chrismas concert to lead into the break for years. It's invigorating to sing and always goes down a treat.
Hope that helps.
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Dear Dan,
Having originally said I didn't know of a choral version of 'Linden Lea' by Ralph Vaughan Williams, I have done a little more digging. Only a month ago I sang in a concert of English music locally (near Canterbury in England) where we sang 'Linden Lea' as an SATB chorus. That version was by the English composer Sir Arthur Somervell (1863-1937). And I found the file on CPDL (http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/images/3/3d/Williams_Linden_Lea.pdf). So I checked with the Vaughan Williams Society. They list 'Linden Lea' (with its sub-title 'A Dorset Folk Song) as having been RVW's first published work in 1901, dedicated to Mrs Edmund Fisher.
They also note that 'Michael Kennedy lists thirteen arrangements as well as a Fantasia on this song.' Michael Kennedy wrote a famous book on Vaughan Williams and none of the arrangements listed is attributed to RVW himself. In a letter RVW wrote to his friend McEwen who had offered to finance the publication VW's The Shepherds of the Delectiable Mountains, VW said "... I ought to be able (if necessary) to do this myself out of the ill-gotten gains of such sins of my youth as Linden Lea which becomes every year more horribly popular."
RVW was quite happy for other arrangers, and Somervell, in particular to make the arrangements. Thus whilst VW himself did not write the various extant versions, he gave tacit permission for them to be done. The Somervell arrangement is quite beautiful!
Hope this helps,
Stuart McIntosh
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Over the next few weeks, CSNWashington.com's Redskins reporters Tarik El-Bashir and Rich Tandler will grade each position group's performance in 2013 and evaluate the outlook for 2014. This morning, we're examining the situation at safety. This afternoon, we'll take a look at possible solutions, so be sure to come back.
Grade: C-
2013 starters: Brandon Meriweather, Reed Doughty
Key reserves: Bacarri Rambo, Phillip Thomas, Jose Gumbs, Trenton Robinson
Free agents: Meriweather, Doughty, Gumbs
Rewind: Things didn't get off to a promising for the Redskins' safeties.
Fourth round draft pick Phillip Thomas suffered a Lisfranc injury in an exhibition game, ending his rookie season before it even began. And Meriweather, a year after missing all but one game due to injury, was sidelined for the opener with a groin strain. A week later, Meriweather was involved in two controversial helmet-to-helmet hits in Green Bay. The first one knocked Packers' rookie Eddie Lacy out of the game. The second sent Meriweather to the locker room early. Meriweather was later suspended for a game after two more helmet-to-helmet blows vs. the Bears.
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Meriweather, 30, played well enough down the stretch to warrant a short-term, reasonably priced extension. Yes, he's injury prone and will always be under the microscope due to his history of questionable hits. But he also forces opposing players to keep their heads on swivel. And there's nothing wrong with that.
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Buffalo's Jairus Byrd and Cleveland's T.J. Ward are expected to be the top two safeties available next month.
As for backups, Doughty is reliable and capable. He's also the special teams captain. But at 31, the Redskins are going to have a tough decision to make about a player they drafted in 2006. Gumbs, meanwhile, earned one start last season and deserves the opportunity to battle for a reserve job.
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Life in the Eastern Conference is a breeze compared to playing in the West according to the Portland Trailblazers.
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Coloradans are rich in education but poor in assets if they lose their jobs or suffer a financial emergency, a new study shows.
The report by the nonprofit Corporation for Enterprise Development said Colorado ranks third in the nation — behind only the District of Columbia and Massachusetts — in percentage of residents with four-year college degrees.
Yet Colorado is mired with a number of states in having a high percentage of residents without a sufficient financial cushion to withstand a temporary loss of income.
Forty-two percent of Coloradans don't have enough liquid assets to subsist at the poverty level for three months if they lose their jobs.
The report said Colorado and other states should enact tax credits for working families and broaden eligibility for public health care to help address the gap.
The group's findings aren't surprising, given the impact of the recent recession and the tepid economic recovery, said Mac Clouse, a finance professor at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business.
But Clouse was critical of the Corporation for Enterprise Development — a Washington-based research group that advocates for economic-development programs to reduce poverty — for not suggesting ways to pay for the tax credits and public-assistance programs it suggests in the report.
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One of the nice things about being an artist is that if I want a new mobile background, I can make it myself! Anyway I drew this a week ago and completely forgot to post it here, whoops.
I really like her mane!♥
Nice work. How's it going?
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*dreamy sigh* Too beautiful, egophiliac. You make me want to be a better artist. Or at least make it to artist in the first place. The bug has bitten once again, and once again my scratches are ineffectual. Until then, I can continue admiring your work. That art style!
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Simple but beautiful work
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Making your on backgrounds is such a great privilege.
Making your on backgrounds is such a great privilege.
Teach me, oh art god.
So is it all right if we use this for our backgrounds *smiles full of hope*
Love love love it!!!
I hate the absence of lines. Normally. In this case I'll let it slide.
Love it! Do you think you could make one of this that fits the iPhone 5's screen?
So true. Man, I need to get around to making a picture for skype.
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You know, I think it's a mark of your skill as an artist that you can put so much beauty into so simple of a picture. The simpler styles seem so much easier to learn, but so much harder to master just because you have to squeeze out all the same amount of impact while having less to work with.
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Ah, I would love to have that kind of freedom to just make something myself. Very nice.
Man I've never gotten into making pictures for myself though! It may just be the medium and workflow an artist ends up settling on that affects it.
I wonder if its Luna's love for the night sky or a SO.
I'll be nice and assume the first.
I'll be nice and assume the first.
Guess i just got a new phone background.
A beautiful creation once again. Well done!
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The article says, "Overall, an estimated 1.1 million Americans are infected with HIV."
You may find it interesting—indeed amazing—that since the mid 1980s, the CDC has been telling us that around 1 million American's are infected with HIV.
How can the number of HIV-infected Americans remain a constant 1 million for a quarter century? This could only happen if the number of people infected with HIV every year exactly equals the number of HIV-infected people who die each year.
Clearly, there must be something wrong with the notion that HIV is sexually transmitted.
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We were doing a fairly decent job at testing and getting people into care in the 1990's and early 2000's. That is until the Bush administration and other Republican politicians came in and promptly gutted the Ryan White Title programs undermining HIV/AIDS treatment across the country.
Why is it that this WSJ article fails to mention these programs and their absence as a contributing factor to Americans lacking regular care for HIV/AIDS? These programs provided funds for all people with HIV/AIDS but also focused on special populations such as gay men, women, people of color etc. in to care. They helped them stay in care with dollars for direct medical treatment as well as ancillary programs like treatment adherence, mental health and substance abuse.
In essence, Republican led funding and policy changes de-prioritized treatment and prevention.
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Alvin stormed up the stairs, shaking the house with every step. He should have been used to it by now, coming home to one mess after another nearly every day. But no matter how often it happened, no matter how predictable his son's schedule was, the ideas were always different and unexpected. David's imagination was just as bad, if not worse, than Alvin's had been at that age.
Simon called it genetics. Despite wanting to pound his brother every time he said that, Alvin had begun to wonder if it was true.
His eleven-year-old son dashed up the stairs after him, trailing dirt after him. "Pop, no! Don't take my video games!" he begged. "You just bought me that racing one two days ago for passing my math test! Please don't take it away!"
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The red-clad chipmunk groaned loudly and squeezed his fists. "David S.T. Seville, get out of the way now," he growled.
"When I said you were grounded, I meant it! You're grounded! Don't talk back!"
"I'm not the only one who's guilty of doin' stuff, you know," David argued as he pulled himself away from the door.
His father tapped his foot impatiently. "No, but you're the bugger behind the plans," he replied.
"That's no fair, Pop! Why do I get grounded and Claire an' AJ don't?"
"The same reason I would get grounded and Simon and Theodore didn't; your idea, YOU'RE grounded," Alvin snapped.
"If Mom was here!"
Alvin let out a sarcastic laugh and rolled his eyes. "There we go; knew that was coming! Mom wouldn't do this; Mom would do that!" He pointed a menacing finger at his son. "Your mom is not here, David, so you have to follow my rules; not to mention I'm pretty sure your mom wouldn't be pleased with the mess you made today, either."
"What's the difference between a mess I make in the house and a mess you make when you're fighting some Shadow thing an' protecting the city?" David asked as he crossed his arms. "You were the one who cracked that sky scraper, Pop, not me!"
"Firstly, that was not my fault," Alvin yelled. "Dictator tossed me at it. Secondly, there is a big difference in these two messes, David! My mess is done while I'm trying to protect this place! Your mess makes the house look like a pigsty!"
"Your mess is bigger and more dangerous," David yelled back, as he leaned towards his father.
"Your mess has no reason behind other than being a little stupid!"
"It does so have a reason behind it!"
"Like what; making my life miserable as your father?"
"Then enlighten me!"
Alvin was about to yell something else until the words his son had just spoken had soaked in. He gaped and raised his eyebrows for a moment before frowning in confusion and leaning back. "
Wh-what?" he said, his voice much calmer than before.
David now had his fists clenched just as hard as his teeth were. "It brings you home," he repeated, forcing his frown as far as it could go. "Or it makes sure you do come home!"
"David, what are you!"
"When you make a mess tryin' to keep everyone safe, you almost get killed." The boy waved his arms about. "You broke a rib last week!" he exclaimed.
"What does!"
"When I make a mess, it brings you home!"
Alvin did not attempt to speak this time. He simply closed his mouth and looked on as tears filled David's eyes. The eleven-year-old breathed through his teeth, always glaring at his father, even though it hurt to force his frown down so much. "Every time I make a mess, you come running," David explained with a faltering voice. "Sure whatever, I get yelled at and then sent to my room, grounded from playin' outside or playin' video games, but it also makes sure that you're still alive to yell your head off at me!"
Alvin had no idea how to respond to this. "
"When you get mad at me because of my messes, at least I know you're still alive," his son continued. "Every time you go an' make some mess while protecting Hearttropolis with Uncle Simon and Uncle Theodore, you nearly get yourself killed. I hate sittin' around thinkin' that I might lose my dad just like I lost my mom, so I make messes. If I make a mess, I know my dad's gonna come back to give me the BIG LECTURE OF THE CENTURY and ground me from something." He paused for a moment here and took a deep, shaky breath. When he exhaled, his breath was accompanied by a soft whimper, something Alvin had not expected to hear. "No, I don't like getting grounded, and sure, I have loads of fun riding bikes in the house or making some catapult in the backyard or chasing monsters through the house at night," David added, "But when I make those messes and you yell at me, it reassures me that my father hasn't disappeared like MOM DID!"
Those words seemed to echo through the entire house. Alvin did not move a muscle, afraid the entire building would come down if he did. He simply waited to see if his son had anything else to say.
David sniffed and wiped his tears over his sleeve. "I dunno if Mom's comin' back, so if makin' big messes and getting grounded for them lets me know that I'm not an orphan yet then I'll keep DOIN' it until I DIE!" he yelled as hard as he could.
That was all Alvin could take. He took a hasty step towards his son, all the while spreading out his arms. "Okay, okay, come here," he said.
David hardly even hesitated when the invitation was given. He ran up to his father and jumped as high as he could until his arms had wrapped around Alvin's neck. Stumbling once at the weight, Alvin pulled himself back and placed one arm beneath his son to keep him aloft and the other around his back and head. David buried his face in his father's sweater and sobbed.
"Come on, Davy," Alvin whispered as he stroked the back of the boy's head. "Calm down
"I don't want you to disappear too, Pop, please don't leave me too," David cried, although his voice was muffled.
"I'm not going to disappear, Davy. I'm still here." Alvin fell silent for a moment, hoping his son would stop crying, and then gently pecked David's head. He then pressed his cheek against his son while closing his eyes. "Come on Buddy, chin up," he said.
"I'm sorry I made a mess, Pop, I'm sorry," David apologized through tears. "I'm really sorry, really, really sorry."
"Yeah, I know."
"I don't wanna lose my family. Please don't die, I don't wanna be an orphan."
Alvin held him tighter after hearing these words. "I promised you and your sister nearly years ago that I would never leave you," he said. "And I don't plan on doing it now." When David let out another heartbreaking sob, Alvin hummed a soft song, hoping it would push away the boy's fear. "Come on, Buddy, ssshhh," he whispered after singing a verse. "It's okay, I'm still here. I haven't disappeared yet."
He continued to sing for a minute or two longer after that, until David's sobs had slowly faded away. They boy wiped his eyes over his sleeve and sniffed before looking over Alvin's shoulder. It was not often nowadays that his father sang lullabies to him and his sisterusually, David considered it embarrassing, and he was certain his father did as well. But sometimes, even little troublemakers who say that nothing in the world frightens them need a little lullaby to remind them that things will get better.
It made things even better when your father happened to be the best singing cartoon artist on the planet.
David waited until his father had stopped singing before speaking again: "I'll go get my video games for you to hide," he whispered.
But Alvin shook his head. "Forget it," he replied, catching David's attention. "You're not grounded anymore."
"I forgot what the mess was. End of discussion."
His son did not argue the matter any longer. David let out a sigh before closing his eyes and setting his head back down against his father's shoulder. He kept it there even when Alvin spoke up again:
Wanna go skip stones over the water on the beach? Just you and me."
"... Okay..."
AATC - My Fear - story by KicsterAshWatch
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David does enjoy making messes, but he's very attached to his father considering he lost his mother. Alvin actually tries with all his might not to get too bruised up during missions or as a cop because he knows how fearful his son is of losing him like they lost Brittany.
Alvin (c) Bagdasarian Sr.
David, Story (c) KicsterAsh
David does enjoy making messes, but he's very attached to his father considering he lost his mother. Alvin actually tries with all his might not to get too bruised up during missions or as a cop because he knows how fearful his son is of losing him like they lost Brittany.
Alvin (c) Bagdasarian Sr.
David, Story (c) KicsterAsh
sweet, still trying to find your stories on these though so I don't feel like I just fell in the middle. send me a link or something ya know? Anything ... I want ta hear the story if ya posted it...
Alven is tureing in to dave
Nice story. I really liked it. Watching you right now.
lol nice story lol
Oh my......god..........that was beautiful!
i cried
Hadn't actually gotten to read this before, but I'm glad I did now
Aw... pulling on the heart strings there :') this is beautiful. You're a very talented author.
Cry cry. You're really good at writing this kind of thing. No offense, but why'd you kill off the Chipettes?
Not all of them died, if you've read the descriptions of any of my pictures or stories.
But Jeneatte did.
Yes, but not the other two.
But u didnt answer my question.
I cried so hard on the inside.......... ;n; This a very sad but heartwarming story.
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When I read the first line I thought it was going to be some lame fan-fiction involving overdramatic lines and the chipettes, but that was honestly one of the best things I have ever read. Good job. ~PRAISE~
This was sooo touching, nearly broke my heart. Poor lil Davie
Incredible. This is just great. The story really surprised me.
I cried honestly....this is really touching and soooo true if you loose one of your parents far too early....
Why do all of you stories alway make me cry :'3
cuz they are so amazingly written
cuz they are so amazingly written
Definitely was not expecting the story to go in the direction that it did. Incredibly touching and moving, plus very well written! The wisdom and logic of children can be quite astounding. You really created a wonderful story here once again and prove that you're a talented writer. Side note, ever attempt National Novel Writing Month?
props ... and applause - well finely articulated lesson and theme
sweet and sad
sweet and sad
Alvin's a good daddy.
You know, I'm not usually into fan-fic because it's usually cannon or completely ridiculous, but whenever I see you upload a story I am more than excited to read it.
Your stories are both entertaining, and emotional. They show not only the problems, but how they effect the characters. And though I cannot, I think I know many people could relate to your stories on a more personal level, which really draws the reader in.
You are a fantastic artist, and a fantastic writer. I cannot wait to see more! ^__^
Your stories are both entertaining, and emotional. They show not only the problems, but how they effect the characters. And though I cannot, I think I know many people could relate to your stories on a more personal level, which really draws the reader in.
You are a fantastic artist, and a fantastic writer. I cannot wait to see more! ^__^
OH MY GOSH SO TOUCHING!!! my eyes filled with tears when David yelled about so that Alvin would come home, and Alvin stopped. . . I can just imagine him calling up Simon or Theo afterwards and saying something along the lines of: You think you know your own kids, but they keep surprising you.
Aw what a sad and cute story
I am crying now. Bravo Miss Ash. Bravo
*sniff* its SO BEAUTIFUL AND SAD!!!!!!!! you just make the most heart-warming stories that come alive i love this
did all the chippettes die? or is Eleanor still alive?
only Jeanette died.
Awww... I literally cried while reading this! It's so heartwrenching but so sweet!! I love this!
I almost cried during this.... And it listening to Akahitoha does not help at all. ;n;
Aaww, poor Davy, I can imagine in must be hard for him to lose one parent. I'd be scared to lose my other parent, too. ;; This was sweet...I love Alvin's nurturing side, especially since we don't get to see it very often.
This is amazing!
...that was too cute. I luv it!!!!
Aw~, nice story.
Aww so sad and so cute all at the same time!
Ouch...I feel like my heart just cracked into tiny little pieces...This is so emotional oh my gosh Ash you sure can write ;0; <3


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R E Walter Memorial Aquatic Centre and Mackenzie Crossroad Museum are both 4-minutes away by car from the hotel. High Level Golf and Country Club is a 3-minute drive northeast. Off-site dining options are within walking distance (9-minutes by foot southwest or a 2-minute drive), including Traditions Garden Cafe, Shorty's Pizza and Canton Chinese and Western Restaurant. (All driving and walking estimates: Google Maps)
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