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Almost two decades after the publication of her debut novel, Moonwise, Gilman returns to the fantasy realm of Cloud with a trilogy of interconnected narratives. 2000's Nebula-shortlisted "Jack Daw's Pack" follows an otherworldly traveler as he creates a rich tapestry of myth in the cards he throws down. 2003's "A Crowd of Bone," which won the World Fantasy Award, is a decidedly nonlinear tragedy about child witch Thea, who flees her goddess mother and a foolish love-struck mortal. The novella "Unleaving," the original piece of the trinity, revolves around Thea's daughter, Margaret, who "unravels" the heavens and, in turn, much of the mythos of Cloud. Though the sublimely lyrical Jacobeanesque dialect is challenging, readers who enjoy symbolism and allusion will cherish Gilman's use of diverse folkloric elements to create an unforgettable realm and ideology. (May)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Winner of the Tiptree Award and a Mythopoeic Award finalist, Cloud&Ashes is a slow whirlwind of language, a button box of words, a mythic fable that invites revisitation.
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"A rich poetic prose laden with fetching archaisms that's unlike anything else being written today. Brilliant and truly innovative fiction, not to be missed."The Washington Times
Greer Gilman is the author of Moonwise. A graduate of Wellesley and the University of Cambridge, she lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She likes to quip that she does everything James Joyce ever did, only backward and in high heels.
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"A work that reads like language stripped bare, myth tracked to its origins. Seasons, weather, lust, pain, sacrifice
the stuff of old ballads becomes intensely real, with the natural contradictions of a cold wind that both chafes and dances
. And the payoff is immense. I finished Cloud & Ashes almost tempted to write a thesis that compares it favorably to what James Joyce did in Ulysses and tried in Finnegan's Wake, yet feeling like I'd lived through it all."
"Every so often, and it's a rare event, you read a book and you know, because of its depth and excellence, that you will return to it in the years to come. For me, this is one of those books. It's a tale, or tales, not just for reading, but for pondering and rereading. It's a book to pluck off the shelf of a winter's night, just for the sake of wandering again within its pages; for the sake of finding unnoticed connections, for savouring language, and for pondering the nature of stories, souls, and the stars."
Matthew David Surridge, Black Gate
"Cloud & Ashes is not a book for every reader; but it is a book for every human. (It's also a book for every library that desires to be worthy of that appellation.) There might seem to be a contradiction in those words, and there might well be, were every human to read. But to my, mind reading is an effort that exists outside its own exercise; that is when we read, it may feel like an internal, unshared, indeed unsharable experience. But that is not, I think the case. When we read, we go to the place where writing comes from, and in so doing, I think we leave something of ourselves behind as readers. Greer Gilman found whatever it is that is left behind, she has captured it in her net of words and managed to write it down and get it published. That is a herculean feat. It may only happen once in her lifetime or in ours. But it's happened here and now. What you do with it is up to you. For eternity, as it happens."
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"A book whose hold on your mind, on your memory, is assured. It is a story about story, and stories are what we are all made of. Abandon hope all ye who enter here."
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"Gilman's 'A Crowd of Bone' . . . is dense, jammed with archaic words and neologisms . . . but the storycomplex, tangled in narrative as well as syntax, and very darkrewards the most careful of readings."
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"'Green quince and bletted medlar, quiddany and musk': Greer Gilman fills your mouth with wincing tastes, your ears with crowcalls, knockings and old, old rhythms, your eyes with beautiful and battered creatures, sly-eyed, luminous or cackling as they twine and involute their stories. Gilman writes like no one else. To read her is to travel back, well back, in time; to wander in thrall through mist on moor and fell; to sink up to the nostrils in a glorious bog of legend and language, riddled with bones and iron, sodden with witches' blood."
Margo Lanagan, author of Tender Morsels
"Greer Gilman is a master of myth and language with few equals in this world. Cloud and Ashes is a triumphant, heart-rending triptych, a mosaic of folklore, intellectual pyrotechnics, and marvelous, motley characters that takes the breath and makes the blood beat faster."Catherynne M. Valente, author of In the Night Garden
"No one else writes like Greer Gilman. She is one of our most innovative and important writers, in fantasy or out of it. If you want to see what language can do, the heart-stopping beauty it can achieve, read Cloud & Ashes."
Theodora Goss, author of In the Forest of Forgetting
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one: jack daw's pack
He is met at a crossroads on a windy night, the moon in tatters and the mist unclothing stars, the way from Ask to Owlerdale: a man in black, whiteheaded, with a three-string fiddle in his pack. Or in a corner of an ale house, querulous among the cups, untallied; somehow never there for the reckoning, though you, or Hodge, or any traveller has drunk the night with him. A marish man: he speaks with a reedy lowland wauling, through his beak, as they say. He calls Cloud crowland. How you squall, he says, you moorland ravens; how you peck and pilfer. He speaks like a hoodie crow himself, all hoarse with rain, with bawling ballads in the street. Jack Daw, they call him. A witty angry man, a bitter melancholy man. He will barter; he will gull. In his pack are bacca pipes, new ones, white as bones, and snuff and coney-skins and cards. He plays for nothing, or for gold; packs, shuffles. In a game, triumphant, he plucks out the Crowd of Bone, or Brock with her leathern cap and anvil, hammering at a fiery heart, a fallen star. (It brock, but I mended it.) Death's doxy, he calls her, thief and tinker, for she walks the moon's road with her bag, between the hedges white with souls; she takes. Here's a lap, he says, in his shawm's voice, sharp with yelling out for ale. Here's a blaze needs no bellows. Here's a bush catches birds. He mocks at fortune. The traveller in the inn forgets what cards he held, face down, discarded in the rings of ale; he forgets what gold he lost. He'd none in his pockets, yet he played it away, laid it round and shining on the sanded board, a bright array. On each is stamped a sun.
And elsewhere on thatvery night, late travelling the road between Cold Law and Soulsgrave Hag, no road at all but white stones glimmering, the sold sheep heavy in his purse, another Tib or Tom or Bartlemy will meet Jack Daw. He will stand at the crossroads, bawling in his windy voice, a broadside in his hand. There'll be a woodcut at the head: a hanged man on the gallantry, crows rising from the corn. Or this: a pretty drummer boy, sword drawn against the wood, and flaunting in her plumy cap. Two lovers' graves, entwined. A shipwreck, and no grave at all. You must take what he gives. Yet he will barter for his wares, and leave the heavy purse still crammed with coppers, for his fee is light. He takes only silver, the clipped coin of the moon: an hour of the night, a dream of owls. Afterwards, the traveller remembers that the three-string fiddle had a carven head, the face his own. With a cold touch at his heart, he knows that Jack Daw's fiddle wakes the dead; he sees their bones, unclad and rising, clothing with the tune. They dance. He sees his girl, left sleeping as he thought; Joan's Jack, gone for a soldier; his youngest child. Himself. They call him to the dance. He sees the sinews of the music string them, the old tunes, "Cross the Water to Babylon," "The Crowd of Bone." Longways, for as many as will, as must, they dance: clad in music, in the flowers and the flesh.
She is silent, Ashes, and she dances, odd one out. In the guisers' play, she bears a bag of ashes of the old year's crown to sain the hearths of the living, the hallows of the earth. The children hide from her, behind the door and in the shadow of the kist; not laughing, as they fear the Sun. Click! Clack! He knocks the old man dead, that headed him before. And tumbled by the knot of swords, he rises, flaunting in their gaze. The girl who put on Ashes with her coat of skins, who stalks them, bites her cheek and grimaces so not to laugh; she feels her power. She looks sidelong at the Sun.
They say that Ashes' mother got her gazing in her glass. Undo, the raven said, and so she did, undid, and saw her likeness in the stony mirror, naked as a branch of thorn. The old witch took it for herself; she cracked the glass, she broke the tree. They bled. Devouring, she bore her daughter, as the old moon bears the new, itself again; yet left hand to its right. And they do say the old one, Annis, locks her daughter in the dark of moon, winterlong and waning, and that Ashes' birth, rebirth, is spring. They say the sun is Ashes' lightborn brat. She is the shadow of the candle, the old moon's daughter and her mirror; she is tarnished with our breath and death. She's winter's runaway.
They are old who tell this.
But the girl who put on Ashes with her tattered coat walks silent, flown with night and firelight and masking. She is giddy with the wheel of stars. She sees the brands whirled upward, sees the flash of teeth, of eyes. The guisers shout and jostle. They are sharp as foxes in her nostrils: smoke and ale and eager sweat. She moves among them, nameless; she wears her silence like a cloak of night. Ah, but she can feel the power in her marrow, like a vein of stars. Her feet are nightfall. She could tuck a sleeping hare within her jacket, take a hawk's eggs from its breast. Her hand could beckon like the moon and bid a crone come dancing from the chimneynook to sweep about her and about; could call the sun to hawk at shadows, or a young man to her lap, and what he will.
And in the morning, she will lay by Ashes with her rags, and wash her face, and comb the witchknots from her hair; but Ashes in the tale goes on.
In spring, she rises from her mother Annis' dark; they call the snowdrops Ashes' Steps. The rainbow is her scarf. She dances, whirling in the April storm; she fills her hands with hailstones, green as souls. And there are some have met her, walking backward on the Lyke Road, that they call the white hare's trod, away from death; she leaps within the cold spring, falling, filling up the traveller's hands. She is drunken and she eats.
At May, the riddlecake, as round as the wheeling sun, is broken into shards, one marked with ashes; he that draws her share is Sun. But he was sown long since, and he's forgotten harrowing. He rises and he lies. Light work. He breaks the hallows knot of thorn; he eats the old year's bones for bread. Sun calls the stalk from the seeded earth, draws forth the green blade and the beard to swell his train. He gives the meadows green gowns. And flowers falling to his scythe lie tossed and tumbled, ah, they wither at his fiery kiss. They fall in swathes, in sweet confusion, to his company of rakes, his rade of scythesmen all in green. The hay's his dance. Vaunting, he calls the witchstone, Annis, to the dance, for mastery of the year, and wagers all his reckless gold. But he has spent his glory and must die. The barley is himself.
Ashes reaps him. By harvesting, she's sunburnt, big with light. She wears a wreath of poppyheads; her palms are gashed, they're red with garnering. They open like a cry. Her sickle fells the standing corn, the hare's last hallows, and he's gathered in her sheaf. She's three then, each and all the moon, his end: her sickle shearing and her millstone trundling round, her old black cauldron gaping for his bones.
Meet the Author
Greer Gilman is the author of the novel Moonwise, which won the Crawford Award and was shortlisted for the Tiptree and Mythopoeic Awards, as well as the World Fantasy Award-winning "A Crowd of Bone." A sometime forensic librarian, she lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Lantern, Revere High School's newspaper, earned an overall rating of first place.
The event brought about 375 high school journalism students and their advisers for learning sessions about journalism and digital media. Newsroom and classroom professionals from the Northeast Ohio area and Pennsylvania and Indiana presented more than 60 seminars to help attendees improve their publication by enhancing their multimedia, design and writing skills.
Revere High School students earned 23 individual awards in various writing, editing and design categories. Individual award winners include Carl Ahlborg, Aria Alexander, Grace Berry, Jenna Cross, Beth Gillette, Ayesha Krovi, Cole McKee, Malorie Newingham, Julia Randall, Ben Sustersic, Sam Sustersic, Madison Umina, Lauren Weidinger and Jacob Zimmerman.
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After an eventful evening of grocery shopping last night it dawned on me that I honestly had no idea what day of the week it was. This week completely got away from me—but sometimes that's a good thing. I'm dealing with a personal family issue that's been occupying a lot of my head real estate and I'm looking forward to a weekend away from the computer—and surrounded by friends—to decompress.
So let's get to the happy stuff!
Have yourselves a merry little weekend, my sweet friends, and let me know what's making you smile this week. As always, don't forget to link with Krsten and Lindsay!
I'm not a conventional girly girl by any stretch of the imagination. All of my childhood memories involve dirt, adventure, and trouble and I've never had much use for dresses or frills. I distinctly remember a moment when my mom forced me into a hand-me-down dress and the fuss I made before leaving the house.
It probably explains why I feel a wave of panic at the mere thought of having to look presentable when I'm invited to attend a special occasion. There was, after all, that time I fell down a flight of stairs while wearing a ball gown (carrying a plate of food nonetheless) to the sheer horror of all guests. Clearly I am not meant to stand (let alone walk) in heels.
Whenever I go to a wedding, I find myself stressing about how to pull myself together in the weeks leading up to the big day and remarkably pensive in the weeks that follow. And the wedding I attended this weekend is certainly no exception.
Here is a friend I've had since 2001, the year I graduated college and embarked on a career in publishing. We've had a friendship that has survived when most of our relationships haven't. There have been numerous night out on the town over the years with giant groups of girls, but what I keep thinking about lately are those hidden footage clips when it was just the two of us crying over some loser boyfriend or another.
This friend was my boss for quite a few years, but what really sealed our friendship was the interview for my first job post-college. After a series of nondescript questions surely pertaining to my qualifications (or lack thereof) she asked me about my favorite TV show. I was caught off guard by the question but I managed to answer quickly–My So-Called Life (did I just age myself there?).
"Oh, my god! I love that show!" She answered in return.
The ice had been broken and a friendship formed.
The reason I mention this is because there's a line in the show (spoken by Angela) that's stuck with me ever since.
"There's this dividing line between girls who have had sex, and girls who haven't. And all of a sudden you realize you're looking at each other across it."
Obviously we're not talking about sex here
What I mean is that in some ways, her wedding means she's graduated from the shenanigans and nights prowling the bar scene. Selfishly, I realize that I have been relying on her unequivocally to be there with me in the trenches, so that what? We could have a joint wedding ceremony?
I've had so much anxiety these past few weeks and I think I'm beginning to understand the reason behind it. And I apologize for the word vomit, but I've been up in my head and sometimes I have to get that shit down on paper so I can make sense of my swirling thoughts (also thank you, autocorrect, for typing swirling toga).
I don't want my meaning here misconstrued–I am unbelievably excited for all that lies ahead for my friend and there is absolutely no one more deserving of this happy ending. No one. The wedding was perfect and beautiful and joyous–all the things she's been dreaming about all these years.
And as all weddings do, it reinforced the belief that some things are worth waiting for.]]>
"It's like walking into a mouth."
Pretty accurate description of the outside world and some of the first words I heard this morning as I snoozed and listened to the radio.
This week went by quickly and to be honest, I'm kind of glad it's over. I have some exciting things to look forward to this weekend, so let's dive right into this week's grateful linky. Also as always, don't forget to link up with my girls Krysten and Lindsay! Looking forward to reading about what is making you smile (we could all use a bit more of that these days, eh?).
And those are my things. What makes your list?
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Is there anything worse than bra shopping? I mean, aside from bathing suit, jeans, and shoe shopping? And yes, I realize I'm in the minority where that last one is concerned.
I'll be honest—I'd probably rather have a root canal than step foot in a shopping mall. I have to return a dress at Garden State Plaza and I've been putting it on hold for so long, that I'm not even sure the store will take it back at this point.
I hate malls, I have to be in THE MOOD to go shopping, and I can't go long stretches without food so I'm basically the worst person to take with you if you need a shopping buddy. Sorry.
That said I love it when I can have a good shopping experience online that removes some of that inconvenience from my life. And I love getting packages in the mail, so it's an extra bonus when you unwrap a gift you purchased yourself AND it fits.
One of the best tank tops I ever saw had "these are not my eyes" written across the boobs. When you have big boobies like I do, sometimes you get paranoid that people are staring at them. For so many years I wore baggy sweatshirts and oversized tees because I didn't want the attention, until one day I started showing them off. Not for anyone else, but because I started to like them! This might fall under the TMI category, but I remember the day Bryan discovered I had boobs and how unbelievably shocked he was (I believe his words were "sunken treasure"). Why was I hiding them for so long? Big boobs are fun!
What isn't fun however, and getting back to my original point, is bra shopping. I recently stumbled across the Upbra after seeing an unbelievably convincing YouTube tutorial (click here if you'd like to watch it but beware of blinding nail polish!). Her boobs transform on camera, you guys.
I mean, let's allow the photos here to do the talking.
Clearly I'm very proud of myself in the "after" pic.
Also, note that I'm not even doing the hand on hip pose to enhance the girls! Here are some of my favorite things about this bra:
I also did a quick tutorial myself on YouTube, but note, I'm very awkward and public speaking has never quite been my thing. So please take it easy on me in the comments! If you do watch, you'll get a very random Stormtrooper appearance, however, so there is that.
My Pixie Blog readers, you are in luck! Order an Upbra today and get 10% off with coupon code WB-10P-16! I hope you enjoy your boobie-enhancing bra as much as I did and can't wait to hear your thoughts, my friends!]]>
I had no idea what to expect when I first walked through a crowded Pepsi Arena in Albany, NY. I was barely 20 years old (fall of '98? '99?), and I felt like I was walking through a carnival. What was this place? Where did all of these people come from? And where had they been all my life?
I had my first veggie burrito created in the back of a van by a handsome dreadlocked hippie. I was struck in the back of the head by a handful of glowsticks. At the end of the night, everyone in my vicinity knew it was my first Phish show and they asked me what my favorite part was.
"Uhhhh, Bouncing Around the Room?" Of course it was. Derp.
Over the years, I've lost track of the ticket stubs, my favorite jams, the funny preshow moments—but I'll never forget the memories Phish evokes, from the happy times spent with good friends to the stress of too many hours locked in a moving vehicle. I have loved everything about Phish culture and after a night in Hartford over the weekend, I wanted to write about what this band specifically means to me, especially since I don't have the means to travel to see them like I used to.
Also I'm hoping that this post helps anyone who doesn't quite GET it. Phish is not for everyone, but it's a welcoming environment for anyone who wants to give it a go.
So what's the big deal with Phish?
It means bumping into friends—old and new—in the lot. This past weekend, I saw an old friend from college. The last time I saw her? Was—you guessed it!—on Phish tour. You may not have the chance to see everyone, but all is forgiven because you'll catch up later and discuss highlights.
It means you'll always remember your first show.
You have a song in mind that you desperately want to hear. And when Phish plays the opening notes, you completely lose your mind.
It means you have a million pictures exactly like this on your camera:
And inexplicably this:
Inside jokes are everywhere—on t-shirts, on merch, on signs, in bathrooms. You'll find yourself laughing at things that wouldn't make sense outside of this world.
It means you get excited about food that might otherwise completely gross you out. You eat and drink from places that would never pass any sanitary requirements and you could care less.
Like everything else in life, Phish evolves and changes as the years go by. You notice families blowing bubbles and decorating their children in glowsticks and you start to imagine what it might look like for you to share the experience with your own little posse one day.
I hope Phish is around for many, many moons to come and that I always have the same love in my heart to share with this band. Because regardless of where I am in life, I never feel more at home than when I'm surrounded by my people, barefoot on a lawn in summer.
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Summer has always my favorite time of year—not only because the days are longer and sweeter, but also because it's a season to get out there, be active, and social. And who wouldn't want to spend as much time as possible outside, soaking up rays and drinking up that clean air?
It's important to keep our minds and bodies healthy this time of year, since it's temping to say yes to every good opportunity that comes along. I know I have a hard time scaling back in the interest of getting out there, which is why I'm super excited to tell you guys about some products that can help relieve muscle aches/stress, and have you feeling your very best this summer.
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I decided not to participate in today's grateful linky because my heart is heavy. I find myself struggling to come up with things to say, much less a list of what I'm grateful for, if I'm being honest.
I can't fathom how someone would abuse their power, why another person would Facebook stream a loved one's death (which isn't to say I don't understand the reasoning behind it), and I will never place a higher value on one being's life over another.
I feel disconnected from this world today. I no longer recognize who we are, what we've become, and how we can fix this. It's too overwhelming—and unbelievably heartbreaking—to follow one sensational media event after another.
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*song lyric by Sarah McLachlan]]>
I had a late-night sobering thought the other day while brushing my teeth, a time I tend to be accosted by life's big ideas. It was about impermanence and happiness and I found myself wondering if I'm doing all that I can to achieve life's bliss.
I realized that I put a lot of stock on my partner to make me happy. This is not a breaking news story; it's just the way that I'm wired and it's the way I've treated all of my relationships. That's a lot of pressure to put on a person, isn't it? But it's also a lot of pressure that I'm relieving from the one person who knows the secret to my heart, my deep belly laughs, and my happy places—myself.
I think there's a difference in having a partner who makes you happy and having a partner you rely on for happiness. It's a topic I haven't really considered before, though it's something I'd like to explore further, as the summer tends always to be a very reflective time of year for me.
In the coming weeks, I've jam packed my schedule with outings and meet-ups and tentative plans and an overnight stay to see my favorite band—all of the ingredients for a happy summer by my standards. Bryan plays a pivotal role in many of those plans, but I'm learning not to rely on him to make me happy. So while I appreciate that he indulges me when Phish comes to town and he'll take in a show and bounce around beside me, ultimately I am the captain of this ship—and I control my way to happiness.
I'm sure there's a quote about tending to the flowers in your garden or some crap that would fit in perfectly but I'm too lazy to look it up and so we'll all just use our imaginations. Anyway, here are some ways that I am paying attention to the needs of my body, mind, and soul this summer. How about you?
Read outdoors, and also before bedtime.
Take the pup for long walks, and enjoy the fireflies of summer and the smells of BBQ in the neighborhood, even if I'm a vegetarian and I kind of hate myself for loving the smell as much as I do.
Happiness lies in the bottom of a tall cup of coffee. Never miss an opportunity to have that extra caffeine.
Have as many nights out with the girls as possible. On rooftops, on barges, on piers—all perfect locations for summer cocktails.
Go to see Phish, even if it's only one night and especially if you're struggling with anxiety because YOLO and you'll regret that shit later.
Splurge on the expensive cherries at Whole Foods and sit in stillness for 20 minutes a day. I consider it preventive care—I might not think small acts of kindness to my body are a big deal, but in the grand scheme of things, they help me thrive.
Indulge a little. Okay, so this one is a total contradiction to my previous bullet, but my list, my rules, kapeesh? The other day Bryan, Buster, and I went to Applegate Farm in Montclair and I treated myself to a small mint chocolate chip ice cream. It brought back memories of going to the ice cream parlor (does anyone call it that anymore??) with my parents and ordering the pistachio by mistake ("I'll take the green one").
What are you doing to keep happy this summer?]]>
Happy Friday!
Each week Lindsay of The Flynnigans, Krysten of Why Girls are Weird, and I host a linkup featuring our grateful lists from the week. If you're looking for some writing inspiration or just want to participate in the fun, pull up a chair and join our linky—we'd love to have you! Here's my grateful list of the week.
Not sure what we're up to this weekend. A lot of it obviously depends on how Bryan's back is doing, but it is his birthday on Sunday so we'll have to think of something fun to celebrate. We will be taking a trip into the city at some point for vegan eats, movie night (Finding Dory? What else is good?), and maybe going to my friend's place to swim in her pool.
What do you have planned? HAPPY FOURTH!!
I sat alone in a parking lot at 6:30 this morning, before a drop of coffee had seeped into my bloodstream and long before pure consciousness had settled over my body and mind. Why was I sitting in an abandoned parking lot, you ask? Great question. Bryan was sedated this morning for steroid injections in his back and needed a ride—he seems to be in a bit of pain but Buster snuggles always help. I'm hoping this is the beginning of healing for him after a bad accident several years ago and a host of side effects.
I thought I might as well try to make my morning a productive one and I began researching blog prompts from my phone, trying to decide on a topic to write about today. Nothing spoke to me (or I was suffering from Coffee Tunnel Vision). I went to Dunkin' Donuts, purchased a medium-sized, piping hot French Vanilla coffee, and thoughts began to come in more lucidly. I looked at the prompt of the day ("What is your favorite thing about social media?") from different angles and I stopped focusing on all of the things I disliked about it to think about the good that exists in murky waters.
Sometimes social media can do wonderful things.
I was recently chatting with a family member who told me about a high school student who attempted to commit suicide. He posted a note on Facebook, which was seen by one of his friends who immediately reached out to tell this boy's parents.
What if social media hadn't existed in that situation? I'd hate to even think.
One might argue that social media is largely responsible for creating a culture of socially inept people who prefer hiding behind their devices and laptops than interacting with their neighbors, friends, coworkers. Perhaps. But maybe it helps those who suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder feel as though they, too, are a part of a bigger picture. Maybe it's a cry for help that desperately needs attention.
I don't know.
There have been times when Facebook has helped me to connect with old friends and also check on the safety of others (like during the Paris and Orlando attacks).
It's not always so bad.
I recognize that social media is a major part of my own personal success in the blog world and that without social profiles, my career wouldn't last very long. I have personally found it (and platforms like Instagram and Twitter in particular) to be extraordinarily helpful in meeting, learning, and growing from my peers. It has also helped me keep in touch with family worldwide, expand my following, get the word out about causes and events close to my heart, collaborate with brands, network when I was out of a job, find out about interesting meet-up groups and events near me, and has helped me form some incredible friendships.
I've found that with just about anything in life, social media in moderation can be a wonderful thing.
Maybe it's time we all take a refresher course on how to live presently offline and mindfully online?
Please weigh in below, dear friends. I always love to hear from you! (Also if you're looking for writing inspiration, check out The Sits Girls prompts for June).]]>


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What age are Barbie dolls suitable for
Started by Myamum , Dec 24 2012 04:53 PM
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Posted 24 December 2012 - 04:53 PM
As the title says. What age do you think Barbie dolls are suitable for? The boxes say ages 3 plus. I personally think 3 is too young, maybe 5. Some of the dolls are a bit too sexy looking for a 3 year old. What do others think?
Posted 24 December 2012 - 04:55 PM
My DD didn't really like them until 4.5 and at 5.5 plays with them occasionally. I would easily say 5+
Posted 24 December 2012 - 04:56 PM
I wouldn't get them for my 3 year old. The too sexy aspect aside the clothes are just too small and fiddly, I know who would end up having to dress, undress, redress the dolls.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:06 PM
My almost 4 year old loves them and so of course her 2 year old sister does too. They are both getting some for Christmas - none of which are sexy. They are wearing board shorts and bathers tops or princess dresses. If you think they ate sexy well then that isn't really appropriate for any age child.
I never had a barbie as a child. I never liked them and was surprised to have daughters who do. She is actually kind of cool. She surfs, is a musketeer and does all sorts of wonderful things!
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:09 PM
Five year olds don't get sexy anymore than a three year old.
If my DD liked then at 3yrs I would get her one.
Edited by ~THE~MAGICIAN~, 24 December 2012 - 05:10 PM.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:19 PM
My 4 year old dd is getting her first Barbie tomorrow.
My older 9 year old dd got her first at around the same age.
Who promptly took all her clothes of and threw her over her shoulder never to be played with again lol.
However my 4 year dd this time around has been nagging for it.
She is far more girly than my eldest dd, interested in clothes ect.
My 9 year still cares little for clothes, as long as she is clothed and comfy she is happy.
So I think it's more of an 'interest' thing than age thing. I remember playing with Barbies up to the age of 12!
But I was admittedly a slow maturer.
So yeah anytime after 3 is fine.
I do avoid any doll that looks like a street walker, which bans all of the bratz franchise.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:26 PM
Dd was given a couple at 3, but she's not really interested yet (she's over 4 now).
She adores the Disney Princess dolls of the same size, and one comes with us everywhere.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:33 PM
My 3 year old loves barbies. She has the fairy and ballerina barbies and is getting another for christmas.
The clothes last on them for 2 seconds anyway.......
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:34 PM
My grandchildren played with the Barbies lying around here from a very young age and still do. Three-year-old grandson plays with them at the moment. I agree that they are harmless.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:42 PM
Adults might see sexy. 3 and 4 yr olds don't.
And anyway, it depends on what barbies you are looking at. There is a big range.
The 3+ rating is because they don't have a lot of detachable little bits, so can be played with by little ones. The age the child is interested in it is another matter.
My girls loved barbies from about 3 or 4 - they all got a barbie castle for their 4th birthday. Their barbies were fairies, ballerinas, princesses, mermaids. The characters from the barbie movies, which are definitely aimed at little ones.
Then you get more of the fashion type barbies, but they are still just dolls.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:42 PM
My 2 year old and 4 year old are getting a barbie for Christmas. Miss 2 loves Barbie and plays with her sisters dolls all the time. Miss 4 has been Barbie made since 3.
Barbie is not sexy. Little girls don't think like that. I am quite happy for my girls to pay with Barbie. The movies are a big hit in our house.
Edited by Princess.cranky.pants, 24 December 2012 - 05:43 PM.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 05:52 PM
QUOTE (liveworkplay @ 24/12/2012, 05:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
My 3 year old loves barbies. She has the fairy and ballerina barbies and is getting another for christmas.
The clothes last on them for 2 seconds anyway.......
What is with that. My almost 4 year old loves to take the clothing off every toy. Even her bananas in pyjamas are just bananas now.
She is getting a Barbie for Christmas, and I thought about getting her an outfit and an accessory pack, but decided it was just a waste they would hang out naked anyway.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:00 PM
I think just because the package says 3+ it doesn't necessarily mean a Barbie is suitable for a 3 year old. The age 3+ is a safety rating to do with choking hazards. I think barbies are better left until children are 5 or 6. I hate the whole KGOY with toys like barbies being given to children younger and younger. If you buy your 2 or 3 year old barbies then by the time they are 5-8 years old barbies seem like little kid toys. Plus barbie has a lot of small accessories and the clothes are unmanageable for preschoolers. By the age of 5 or 6 the child can really enjoy the small accessories and they have the fine motor skills to dress Barbie and do her hair etc. I know I am in the minority and buying a 3 year old a Barbie is not a big deal, I am only giving my personal opinion because the OP asked. Hope everyone has an awesome Christmas.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:01 PM
QUOTEWhat is with that. My almost 4 year old loves to take the clothing off every toy. Even her bananas in pyjamas are just bananas now.
- its the exact same in my house!
My 5 y/o loves barbie, started asking for them around 3. DD (now 2) has always played with them because they've always been around.
They don't think "sexy" either. She's a doll to them - nothing more.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:05 PM
As a pp said I think it is an interest thing rather than an age thing. My DD is 8 and has no interest in them but loves other dolls.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:07 PM
DD is 3 and got a few for her birthday. The boys (5 and 7) strip off all their clothes and then DD can't manage to re-dress them by herself. She prefers her baby doll which fits into Pumpkin Patch teddy clothes.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:25 PM
DD got her first at one from a distant aunt.
We took all the accessorys off and let her play with it with us.
Posted 26 December 2012 - 10:13 AM
I have bought them from age 3, I don't have a problem with them.
Posted 26 December 2012 - 11:01 AM
I'm not really a fan and i don't really consider my 3 year old reliable to not put things in her mouth (after sitting in emergency at PMH with a 7 year old client with a coin stuck in her oesophogus I am the "DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH" police at home). I would rather wait until a child is asking for them.
Posted 26 December 2012 - 11:20 AM
OP, a bit late now, but i just put together a big barbie house for my 4 y/o, she's liked barbie since 2.5y/o, but is now starting to make up stories to go along with them
Posted 26 December 2012 - 11:27 AM
DD at almost 4 has a few barbies which she loves to play with.
She has been playing with them for a long time now, probably since 2.5 when she found my old ones at grandparents house.
I think they are fine..just buy the ones which are not sexy looking to you. Or change her clothes if you find her outfit inappropriate. In any case, most of the time barbie dolls are naked from what i've seen of dd's and her friends collections.
Posted 26 December 2012 - 11:28 AM
My 4 yr old loves barbies and so does my 2yr old.....
Posted 26 December 2012 - 11:31 AM
My 2.5 year old loves Barbie more than her big sister who is almost 7, so I think it's more about what interests them rather than if it is age appropriate. They don't see her as "sexy"... they see her as pretty and love changing her clothes or making up stories. We got the girls the Barbie pool this year and they love taking their Barbies for a swim.
I adored Barbie when I was young and it never once registered in my mind that this was the ideal body shape or look that a woman should aim for. It's a doll for goodness sake! What did make an impression on me was the occupations Barbie had... I loved Business woman Barbie (her pink business suit transformed into a pretty party outfit), and rock star Barbie (Barbie and the Rockers were so cool!)
Posted 26 December 2012 - 01:22 PM
My 4 year old just got a Barbie house from Father Christmas-she told everyone for a month that is what she was getting!! She loves it and has been playing constantly with it.
She has a couple of my old Barbies and has played with them for about 3 months. I knit clothes for them that are easy to get on and off. She wants the ball gowns anyway-oh and bathers(swimmers)
If you had asked me 5 years ago I would have said my daughter won't have Barbies. LOL now she loves them. Her brother plays with them too and is keen on the house as well.
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