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Wouldn't this have been a great photo and title for Wordless Wednesday? It was so tempting to post nothing but a photo today, but it turns out that I have way too many words in my head and I'm exhausted from working so hard to keep them in there. Totally and completely exhausted.
So today I am going to write. Not about my own recipes, because I haven't felt much like cooking, much less developing recipes, in a really long time. I'm not going to write about my recent travels or the awesome cookbooks and kitchen products that have been showing up at my door lately. Not about our CSA box that has been supplying us with local organic produce and eggs week after week. Not about our summer garden that exploded and filled our lives with cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, and chiles and is now almost completely gone. And I'm certainly not going to write about the growing compost pile where many of those vegetables ended up because I have had no desire to cook or eat them. I'm not even going to write about the beautiful fresh Alaskan salmon that was sent to me over the summer to experiment with and has instead been taking up most of my freezer for the last couple of months. I wish I wanted to write about those things. I really do know how lucky I am to have a job that allows me to be creative in the kitchen and travel and test new products. But right now, none of it means that much to me and food blogging is going to have to wait.
Instead, I'm going to write about miscarriage. It's the thing that I've been trying not to write about for a year now, although the truth is that I have wanted to write about it. Desperately. The thing about miscarriage is that there's a rule that we've all learned that it shouldn't be talked about with acquaintances or strangers. That's why you're not supposed to share news about a pregnancy until after the first trimester – if you talk openly about a pregnancy and it ends in miscarriage, it's impossible to keep it a secret. While I understand the initial discomfort in having to tell people about the loss, I have found that it's much more uncomfortable to keep it a secret and try to carry on as if your life hasn't been ripped apart and turned upside down. Think about how many women go through this (it's a surprisingly large percentage) and how many of them immediately go back to work, or to the grocery store, or out with friends, enduring small talk and forcing smiles, all while trying to pretend that their world hasn't just been turned upside down.
Because of the way we deal (or don't deal) with miscarriage in this society, I was totally unprepared for the reality of it. Sure, I knew all the statistics and that there was a possibility that it would happen. I'm in my late 30's so I also knew of the slightly increased risk due to my age. I followed the all-important rule and kept news about the pregnancy to a small circle of family and friends and even tried to keep myself from becoming too excited about it until after the first ultrasound – an impossible task, really. But when we went in at 10 weeks for the first ultrasound and found out that I had a blighted ovum and would be going home to wait for a miscarriage rather than to show friends and family an ultrasound photo, I was in shock.
It was a weird sort of limbo. I wasn't actually growing a baby anymore but my body thought I was so I had to continue to endure the pregnancy symptoms until my body figured out what was going on. Meanwhile, my main source of information about blighted ovum was the internet, where I promptly found story after story about misdiagnosed miscarriage, which only added to the fear and confusion. Was I still pregnant or not? Could the doctor have been wrong? Was the baby just hiding? And then came the actual miscarriage stories, some of which were absolutely terrifying. The more real information I tried to find, the more confused and alone I felt. Meanwhile, I put up as brave a front as I could for my friends and family but was a complete basket case around Phil, who was dealing with his own fear and confusion while being leaned on for support by a crazy woman and getting absolutely no support of his own. And it was another two weeks before the actual miscarriage started.
I've been almost all the way through the first trimester of pregnancy three times in the past year and endured three miscarriages. If you've heard of a pregnancy symptom, I've probably experienced it. A lot. With each pregnancy and each miscarriage I wanted to talk about my experiences and each time I kept quiet for fear of making other people uncomfortable. The last two pregnancies were different than the first – in fact we saw and heard heart beats both times. But each time, the baby wasn't growing on schedule and the heart beat eventually stopped. And each time, we knew about the impending miscarriage before it happened and had to wait for it. After the second one, my relationship with Phil was on the brink of collapse and I was so mired in depression I didn't even know I was depressed. I didn't know anything. Nothing felt good, nothing made sense, I couldn't work, and I didn't feel like I could tell anyone why. I was convinced that everyone was judging me as a failure and/or a flake because I couldn't keep up this blog, couldn't keep up the house, couldn't return emails or answer the phone, couldn't complete freelance assignments. It was an accomplishment to get out of bed at all. I was so buried under feelings of shame and inadequacy for not being able to get anything done that I couldn't even recognize that I had been through some serious trauma and needed and deserved a break and some compassion. Luckily for me, things finally got so bad that a family member saw that I needed help and pushed me into therapy. It saved my relationship and it slowly brought me back to life.
Another thing that has kept me going is the joy of being around the new babies in our family. I was there for the birth of my baby cousin Ava a couple of months after my first miscarriage. Being there was a life-changing experience and watching her grow from an infant to the active 10-month-old she is today really has been magical. We lost my Uncle Jim, Ava's grandpa, a few years ago and when Ava was born with Jim's bright red curly hair, we were all in tears for more reasons than one. My other adorable baby cousin Reagan just turned one and is running all over the place smiling, while the newest kid on the block is 4-month-old Vivian, with big eyes and the cutest chubby cheeks and dimples. Being here to watch my cousins start and grow their families and getting to see these little ones grow up makes me so grateful that I chose to move back home.
Our first miscarriage started exactly one year ago today and I am currently recovering from the third, which happened last month. By recovering, I mean I'm waiting for the last of the pregnancy hormones to disappear and for the cycling of mood swings, exhaustion, and depression to let up. I'm mostly there. My energy has returned and I'm waiting to hear the results from my last blood test (which I've had to do weekly since the miscarriage) to find out if the pregnancy hormones are finally completely gone. If so, that means I should start feeling somewhat back to "normal" in a few weeks. I'm not going to say that it gets easier, because this last pregnancy was probably the most stressful of the three and when it ended, we felt the loss as intensely as we did the first two times. But having been through this twice before, I now have confidence that my body knows what it's doing and the fear is lessened. With the help of therapy, Phil and I are now armed with the knowledge of how and why we grieve differently and we have learned how to support each other and most importantly how to support ourselves through the healing process. Now it feels like our relationship is strengthened by loss rather than strained.
At this point, the doctors don't know why I keep miscarrying. I've had more blood drawn than I even knew was possible and we've been through genetic counseling. We each have to go through one more test before we're given the green light to try again. As crazy as it seems, it's not completely unusual to have 3 or 4 unexplained miscarriages in a row and then go on to have a healthy pregnancy. So, we haven't given up hope – not even close. We are both healthy and obviously have no problem getting pregnant, and that alone is reason to be hopeful. If there's one thing I've learned through all of this, it's that I am strong enough to get through it. Whatever happens, we'll get through it.
For now, we've decided to give ourselves a little break from trying to start a family and focus on planning a wedding. We have been engaged for almost two years now and though it might seem as if we're doing things backwards, we have our reasons for this crazy timeline. We were actually never planning on throwing a big wedding at all, but something about going through this last loss together changed the way we felt about having a big celebration. We're going for it! I even bought a dress.
So why am I telling you all of this? For one thing, I do plan on talking about my next pregnancy from the beginning – on here, on social media, in real life. Early pregnancy is a crazy, exhausting, horrible, exhilarating time and any pregnancies for me in the future will also be stressful and terrifying due to the previous miscarriages. I need an outlet to vent and I need support. Also, I obviously love talking about food and when pregnancy happens, it changes my relationship to food so profoundly that if I can't write about it here, then I'll probably end up neglecting the blog again completely. I'd love to be able to talk about what it's like to be a food blogger when I can't go near the kitchen because I can smell an unopened head of garlic all the way in the living room and sometimes the only thing that sounds remotely good is a basket of fried pickles, which I then discover I don't even want after eating three of them.
Writing this post frees me up to talk about what's really going on in my life, which is essential if I'm going to continue writing here. And I'd really like to continue writing here.
I also hope that reading about my experiences will help other women who are dealing with pregnancy loss. No pregnancy and no miscarriage is the same, but knowing that someone has been through a similar situation and survived is a powerful thing. I have spent countless hours on miscarriage support boards reading through stories and drawing strength from women who have been through this. But even though miscarriage support boards exist and flourish online, there is still very little information given to women leaving doctor's offices, hospitals, and ER rooms about how their bodies will react to miscarriage, much less what the grieving process will be like. There is very little information about what men go through after a pregnancy loss and even less information about how miscarriage affects relationships. We need to talk about this more.
My hope is that someday couples going through miscarriage will be met with a large support network and real information about what to expect and how to cope. I also wish for people to feel empowered to ask for time and space to grieve as necessary. Miscarriage is a real loss and needs to be treated as such in order for couples to truly heal. If anyone out there needs to vent, please feel free to email me. I can't guarantee that I'll respond to every message – I still have trouble staying on top of things like email, I'm still going through this. But I will read them and I will understand. Just know that you will get through this. Show yourself kindness and compassion. Take small steps. Baby steps.
Thank you for sharing your story.8:51 am Sep 25th, 2013
Thank you. This is beautiful. I've been there. I've learned to move on and change my dreams. I hope you find peace and happiness whatever happens in your life with Phil. From what I hear from my real-life friends who know you (Meridith and Jared), you're pretty damn cool and can do just about anything. Hugs.9:00 am Sep 25th, 2013
I just wanted to say that I too just had a miscarriage about 5 weeks ago so I understand how brave it was for you to write this. Sending some love your way!9:12 am Sep 25th, 2013
My heart goes out to you that you've had to endure these hardships. My sister had two miscarriages last year, during a time when I was pregnant with my daughter. We found out, yet again, how important family and friends are and how much we all need each other. After doing extensive blood tests she discovered that we have a particular Vitamin B deficiency that requires a special type of Vitamin B to be taken so that it can be absorbed. Apparently it runs through our family and affects more than just my sister. But, after taking this particular Vitamin B my sister is now pregnant again and due with my nephew early next month! My prayers are with you. You are truly a resiliant woman.9:26 am Sep 25th, 2013
Heartbreaking piece! But, you've got a beautiful baby!9:53 am Sep 25th, 2013
I'm up to miscarriage #4 now. The first one was hard b/c I wasn't expecting it. The second two I was more ready for. This last one seemed like a giant cosmic joke b/c everything was going so much better than it ever had before for the first 8 weeks, then came crashing down again at about 12 weeks.
It's an awful thing. They removed a large septum from my uterus after my third miscarriage, so I thought the problem was "fixed" but then I had another. I'm only 30, so I have time, but it makes you wonder how many of these you can withstand before you just cry uncle and stop trying.
My heart goes out to you. It does help to talk about it. There are some good blogs out there about recurrent miscarraige, which was helpful for me.
I will pray for you that you will have a successful pregnancy in the near future, and that you will be able to move on with your life after this most recent one. Kuddos to you for talking about it, it's not easy:)10:05 am Sep 25th, 2013
Oh, Nicole. My heart is breaking for you. I'm so sorry for your losses. I've suffered two miscarriages of my own – each painful and debilitating in their own different ways. I am grateful to be mom to two healthy and beautiful boys. This is going to happen for you. I feel that. Take good care of yourself, be gentle on yourself and find joy where you can. I give you huge credit for talking about it so openly and so honestly. That takes all kinds of courage. Sending you my very best wishes.10:43 am Sep 25th, 2013
My heart goes out to you!!!10:48 am Sep 25th, 2013
I hope you have the wedding of your dreams, and a happily ever after, which you so richly deserve.11:26 am Sep 25th, 2013
Oh Nicole, I'm so sorry that you've had to endure this. Thank you for sharing your story. I've had so many friends suffer through miscarriages, some multiple, it was just overwhelmingly sad for them. May you continue to heal. Much love.1:12 pm Sep 25th, 2013
While I will never experience what you've had to live through, (I'm infertile), I admire your bravery and honesty about your miscarriages. May your wedding be a joyous one and someday be followed by a healthy happy child/children.1:35 pm Sep 25th, 2013
Nicole, I'm so sorry for what you and Phil have been going through. Focus on the wedding and let things fall into place. Many prayers, positive thoughts, and virtual hugs coming your way!1:44 pm Sep 25th, 2013
Nicole, Thank you for having the courage to share what you have been going through. I am sure it wasn't easy but it's real and hopefully will also allow you to start healing by not holding it all in. You are an awesome person and I'm glad we had a little mini-vaca last week in AZ together! xoxo3:03 pm Sep 25th, 2013
I can't imagine how hard this past year has been for you. Prayers and wishes for peace of mind and strength of spirit.4:05 pm Sep 25th, 2013
Nicole, I stumbled upon your blog today while searching for a recipe and was riveted by your writing. What a year you have had. I went through one miscarriage years ago and can relate your grieving. Focusing on a wedding sounds like a good thing right now. Best wishes for a happy wedding and I will be back to read your blog again, to be sure.7:06 pm Sep 25th, 2013
Thank you for your bravery in telling your story. You are incredible. Thank you again for sharing. <37:25 pm Sep 25th, 2013
I am so sorry for your losses! I think you are incredibly brave to write so honestly about your experience. It's such a personal thing – that sadly too many families have to endure. Reading this will change how I interact with people suffering through this in the future. I pray you heal fully and completely and that you have a blessed life as a couple.7:45 pm Sep 25th, 2013
I admire your bravery and this very honest post. I have been in your shoes. I now have 3 healthy wonderful daughters but the road to having those children was a difficult one and I had 2 miscarriages and 1 ectopic pregnancy along the way. It's such a devastating and heartbreaking experience each time. It makes it so difficult to then enjoy a healthy pregnancy because I found myself fearing a miscarriage every second of every pregnancy. I do hope that when you do become pregnant again that it will be a healthy and happy one. My heart aches for you and all that you've endured already.7:50 pm Sep 25th, 2013
My grandma gave birth to a stillborn, and it was so taboo to talk about it that when my parents tried to name my sister after baby Sharon, they got the name wrong. There was no burial, no funeral. My grandma was expected to carry on like she never happened. Attitudes have changed somewhat since then, but there is still such a long way to go.8:21 pm Sep 25th, 2013
having watched my aunt go through this very same thing numerous times I can only pray you have someone who can hold your hand and just be there for you! It is exhausting and grieving is healthy. Many blessings Tandy1:04 am Sep 26th, 2013
Hi Nicole, I'm so sorry you and Phil had to go through this. I had tears in my eyes when I read your post. But I hope you know you have a great support system on your "webbie" friends. We're here for you. And will always be. 🙂
And now, we're excited for your upcoming wedding! Uuuuhhhh just to imagine the amazing pictures we'll see! 😉
Thank you for trusting us enough to share your story. =)
We're here for you. 🙂8:38 am Sep 26th, 2013
Thank you for sharing your story. It's important to acknowledge these experiences. I enjoy your blog and I'm so sorry you have to endure this. I know other peoples' stories aren't always the answer, but if this can offer you any hope I thought I'd share it. My sister suffered through 4 miscarriages and failed in-vitro fertilization over the course of several years. It was devastating for her and her husband, but she then went on to have two natural, totally uncomplicated, healthy pregnancies at age 32 and 35.9:19 am Sep 26th, 2013
First off let me say you are by far my favorite food blogger!!! VERY GIFTED!!!! And I have often wondered what was going on… I thought mabye I got bumped off your list? Knowing now what you have been enduring makes food seem petty! I was crying as I read your story. I also have shared your pain. I always felt very sorry for people that have gone through miscarrage but didnt understand the depth of pain until I had 2 live births & then 2 miscarriages, the loss is so deep! You should take all the time you need without feeling one ounce of guitl! I will be praying for often! Blessings sent you way!9:23 am Sep 26th, 2013
What a fantastic post. I'm not nearly ready to decide to start growing our family, in fact I'm newly engaged and probably headed towards the long engagement period you've just described. But I'm definitely of the appropriate age and experience to know exactly what you mean by describing the silence around miscarriage, and the weird "waiting period" when you're first pregnant. Thanks for putting it all out there, and making those roads a little less bumpy for those who have yet to travel them.11:51 am Sep 26th, 2013
There's so many of us who can relate to what you've gone through. Know that you are not alone in this struggle and that prayers heals. Sending you tons of hugs and positivity which is so much needed. Hang in there my friend. xoxoxo11:52 am Sep 26th, 2013
Thank you so much for sharing your story.8:19 am Sep 27th, 2013
Nicole, thank you so much for sharing your story. I too don't know why as a society talking about early pregnancy is considered "jinxing" it. It really just creates this lonely, oppressed feeling that is unnecessary to so many. Some people are just private, and I completely respect that. But other people find so much comfort from those around them, and we don't know to give it when we don't know there's a problem. So thank you for showing the other side of the coin.
My story is so different from yours, and yet I instantly related. I'm 34 weeks pregnant now, but it was a long road to get here. One that ended up involving IVF. I went off birth control the very beginning of 2012 and never got a period. The doctor did blood tests, prescribed hormones, and nothing worked. All the tests said my body should be working fine, but it just wasn't. It was obviously a hormonal issue, so I sought an endocrinologist. And of course the only fertility endocrinologists around are fertility specialists. I resisted going for months because I thought "I'm not one of those people. I'm not infertile. I don't need an invasive procedure to have a baby." I was wrong. I got over myself and went to one. And she was amazing! My issue was by no means common, but the way she approached diagnosing it was so rational and smart. She figured out the problem, gave me some options on how to deal with it, and sent me on my way. I wasn't able to fix it on my own like I was hoping, and by then I was really ready for a baby, so we did IVF. And thankfully it was successful on the first try.
Through this whole process, even though I had a really hard time with it, I was very open about it. I told people I was having hormone issues. I told them what I was doing to try and fix it. And I told them I was doing IVF. And out of the woodwork came a shocking number of women telling me privately that they were having fertility issues and didn't know what to do. I refered my amazing doctor to at least 3 women. My co-worker even told me she had gone through a miscarriage just a few months before and was so broken up over it, but she hadn't told anyone outside their immediate family. I was so touched she would share it with me. Because while we went through very different kinds of hardship, it was still hardship!
People were shocked at how open I was. My in-laws actually tried to change the subject when we tried telling them about our fertility issues. As if it were something to be embarrassed about. I'm not embarrassed, or less of a woman. I'm just a little defective. Everyone is a little defective in some way. Unless anyone wants to claim they're perfect. And the same goes for you! I had trouble getting pregnant. You're having trouble staying pregnant. Such a wildly different emotional journey. I want to give you three big hugs! I know your post will have touched a lot of people because it touched me and I'm a tree in a forest. So thanks again to so eloquantly putting pen to paper (finger to keyboard?). You have the right attitude. Loss is never going to not be hard, but this will happen for you! You are going to make amazing parents and I hope you get to experience it soon!5:06 pm Sep 27th, 2013
Thank you so much for sharing. Having suffered a miscarriage my self, I feel your loss. Although mine was many, many years ago, I remember it as if it was yesterday.7:21 am Sep 28th, 2013
I'm keeping you in my prayers and I wish you and Phil a life of happiness.
Thank you so much for your honesty and thoughts. Your candor is so refreshing. Hang in there! You have lots of support here.8:39 am Sep 28th, 2013
Nicole, I am so sorry you have to endure this loss, but I am so glad you wrote about it. Yes, it will help someone who has also had to suffer the terrible loss of miscarriage, but it is also so healing for you. Even though I barely know you, I know you through your writing, and I know that you are strong and that you will not merely survive this, you will be stronger for it. And good for you and Phil for not giving up. I just know that before long, you will know the joys of parenthood. Stay strong, my friend. In the meantime, make some bread! : )10:05 am Sep 28th, 2013
Namaste Nicole,10:53 am Sep 29th, 2013
I don't want you to think for the first minute that I'm trying to sell you something nor do I want you to think I'm preaching here….
After suffering FOUR miscarriages a gal pal of mine from college wrote a book intended to provide solace to those experiencing similar losses. Kathy is devoutly Christian, so her book takes a Christian approach from what I understand (I haven't read it). Just in case it might help, here's the link to more info about the book: http://www.amazon.com/Angels-In-Heart-Kathleen-Olowin/dp/0982498292.
Wishing you peace and strength.
Ah, Nicole. I had a sense of something from reading some of your posts on FB over time and had you in my thoughts along the way, hoping for a sign of good news. I applaud that you have finally written this and hope that it has helped you. I suppose my family is of the backward variety, but we rarely, if ever, hold much back. Hearts on our sleeves, we just put what we feel out there, and I will always encourage others to do the same thing. I'm glad you've bought your dress and are looking forward to what comes next. Sending you big hugs and hoping that someday, maybe I'll be able to do that in person. Best to you, always.5:22 pm Sep 29th, 2013
Nicole,10:29 pm Sep 29th, 2013
A beautiful, sorrowful rumination on joy, grief, loss and renewal. My very best wishes to you and your beloved as you move on with your life together.
Thank you for sharing. I had a blighted ovum between my 2nd and 3rd child and it was the hardest thing I've ever gone through. The worst part was when friends and family would say, "well at least there wasn't an actual baby." I wanted to shout "TO ME THERE WAS A BABY!" It didn't matter to me, I was planning and excited for what I thought was a baby. It was so difficult. Prayers to you!8:17 pm Sep 30th, 2013
I am sorry to hear this. I have 2 miscarriages in the 2nd trimester possibly due to a incompetent cervix. Baby #3 made it but only after 32 weeks of complete bed rest, jabs, diabetes and hypertension. In the meanwhile, I lost my job and ended up with a long hospital bill. I used to make my baby cry when she was sleeping just to make sure she was OK, that's how fearful I was.8:53 pm Sep 30th, 2013
No matter how, the sadness will not go away immediately but it will get easier with time. It's been 15 years and I am still on the road to recovery.I believe you will too – please take care!
Thank you for sharing your story. I still remember my miscarriage in the 1st trimester. I was going to work in NYC with my husband. I had my miscarriage in Grand Central Station.
Sometimes meaningful people come out with cruel or not thinking sentences. Your ignore those sentences and go on with your life. After my loss I just could not sit at home and watch those baby commercials. I went back to work.
It took us a very long time for me to get pregnant. I have endometriosis and my husband had a low sperm count. When I finally became pregnant I was 33 yrs. old and I was soooo happy that I was going to have a baby. Then I had the miscarriage. The only consolation was that I did get pregnant and my doctor said wait (certain period of time) and try again. Don't wait too long because endometriosis will come back. Well I became pregnant and had a baby. I was almost 35 yrs. old. My baby is 30 years old now.
You don't forget the experience of a miscarriage, however, it does get a little easier as time goes by.
Don't give up.
My prayers are with you.12:08 pm Oct 1st, 2013
Last week, I had the last of my weekly blood tests after I miscarried. Some days I am washed over with overwhelming sadness and grief and some days I am fine. I wish more people talked the way you do. When I blogged about my experience, the women that came out and shared their stories was astonishing. I wish you love and strength and hope!2:31 pm Oct 1st, 2013
Nicole, you are such a strong, beautiful woman! I truly admire your honesty and vulnerability to share your story of loss and strength with us. You are helping so many women out there! I'm so happy that I met you at the Medjool Summit, you are such an inspiration and role model to anyone going through hard times! xoxo12:17 am Oct 2nd, 2013
I am so sorry for your losses. Have you been tested for lupus? Recurrent miscarriages is a symptom and for some women is one of the first symptoms they notice.7:47 pm Oct 2nd, 2013
You're such an inspiration to women all over the world. I'm writing this from Ireland and miscarriage is not really spoken about here either. I agree that it makes it more difficult to get over a miscarriage when you can't speak openly about your loss. Thanks for having the courage to share with us. Fiona8:41 am Oct 3rd, 2013
thanks so much for sharing….my daughter is going through the same thing…..i now have something to show her that she is not alone.6:04 pm Oct 12th, 2013
It takes a lot of courage to share to strangers something so personal and intimate about your life. Thank you for sharing and I wish you the best in recovery and in your future <34:30 pm Oct 14th, 2013
I am so happy you wrote this. Touched my heart and I can't wait to read your stories of pregnancy, emotions, and loss. I am currently trying to get pregnant and I can't wait to follow your journey. Thank you for being brave to write this.8:19 am Oct 18th, 2013
As someone who knows how hurtful it is to carry the secret around I commend you. It's a very hard thing to start talking about but very freeing once you are finally ready and able to.
I'd experienced one prior to having, and one after having had my daughter.
I send you love and hope xoxo2:01 am Nov 3rd, 2013
I've read and loved your blog for a long time. Just want to say how sorry I am that you've gone through this, and send good wishes for the next try.12:28 pm Nov 4th, 2013
I am not a regular reader but love your potato leek soup recipe–I just clicked on the bookmark because I am making it this week and thought I'd read some new posts. I am so sorry for your losses. My particular variety of suck was inability to get pregnant, but I finally did, twice. RESOLVE (the infertility association) was very helpful to me during those awful years. I hope you get your longed-for baby sooner than you can even imagine.11:16 am Dec 27th, 2013


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The Coming Home Project is a non-profit organization devoted to providing compassionate expert care, support, education, and stress management tools for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, service members, their families, and their service providers. We are a multidisciplinary, experienced team of psychotherapists, veterans and interfaith leaders committed to helping transform the wounds of war. Our programs address the psychological, emotional, spiritual and relationship challenges experienced during all stages of deployment, especially reintegration. We help rebuild the connectivity of mind, body, heart and spirit that combat trauma can unravel, renew relationships with loved ones, and create new support networks. We build a safe place – a community -- for families, their veterans and service members, and their service providers to come together and share their stories, struggles and accomplishments. We connect families with their communities as we collaborate to create integrative continuums of care. Single veterans and service members as well as those with physical injuries are also most welcome.
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I am so impressed with the caring, skills and results of the Coming Home Project. The work of this group has been carefully studied and even imitated, but I believe that the Coming Home Project provides the best workshops for veterans with the most effective, positive impact on the lives of the veterans and their families. I know that the founder of the Coming Home Project, works tirelessly and selflessly to keep the program top notch. Keep up the good work!!
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I've been connected to CHP since it's inception, and have known and worked with the founder Joe Bobrow over many years. I've seen this organization grow from idea to a vibrant community that fills a much-needed gap in Veteran care. And it does so with both modern psychological knowledge and resources as well as a great deal of compassion and personal care.
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Beautiful ceramic Jello Food Mold or Wall Hanging by Towle Company~ made exclusively for Gailstyn-Sutton. This mold shows in 3D a lovely strawberry, leaf, and blossoms design. Measure: 8-3/4" in diameter and is 2-1/2" deep.It is in excellent condition without chips, cracks or stains. I actually have 2 available. Price is for each mold. Great decorative and useful item.
Beautiful ceramic Jello Food Mold or Wall Hanging by Towle Company~ made exclusively for Gailstyn-Sutton. This mold shows in 3D a lovely strawberry, leaf, and bloossoms design. Measure: 8-3/4" in diameter and is 2-1/2" deep.It is in excellent condition without chips, cracks or stains. I actually have 2 available. Price is for each mold. Great decorative and useful item.
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Vintage 1978 - Sears & Roebuck Company - mug from their Victorian ladies in the kitchen set. Sears made cannisters, cups, and other accessories to this set. This one has the lady standing with a tray and two cups of coffe or cocoa. Three dimensional decoration. Made of hand decorated glazed ceramic. All decoration is underglaze. The mug measures 3 5/8" tall and is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Very sweet! I have 2, and price is per cup...
Vintage Ceramic Shoe / bootie, is Hand Painted, 4" long and marked Japan.All decoration is under glaze. Big applied rose on the top area , and has hand painted flowers all around. Great condition. No chips or cracks. I have another I will be listing that is ALMOST identical.
Vintage Ceramic Shoe / bootie, is Hand Painted, 4" long and marked Japan.All decoration is under glaze. Big applied rose on the top area , and has hand painted flowers all around. Great condition. No chips or cracks. I have another I will be listing that is ALMOST identical.
Adorable discontinued tea pot dated 1992 from Fitz and Floyd. This is from the "Halloween Hoedown" collection. Adorable toe tappin' witch and her doe-see-doe-in kitty cat partner. His tail is the handle and her broom is the spout. Her head is the lid to the teapot. Hand painted, glazed ceramic. Measures 9" tall, holds 37 ounces, and is in pristine condition. A wonderful Halloween collectible, or one for your teapot collection.
Made by Blue Sky Corp and artist Heather Minc. Original hang tag. Made of hand painted glazed ceramic. Two polar bears sit warming themselves by the campfire. When you place the little tea lite in the well it looks as if they really are sitting by the fire. Dated 2002, and surely discontinued now. Perfect condition. Ontario, CA.
A nice accessory to go with your classic Aunt Rhody or blue goose dinnerware. Pretty ceramic white goose pitcher. Hand painted and she wears a pretty blue ribbon. Measures a bit over 10" tall. Probably a quart picher. Wonderful condition with no cracks or chips, All paint is under glaze. Made by B&D Japan.
Santa Claus plate Holiday cheer, by Fitz & Floyd. Hand crafted, and like new. Two small holes in the back that are for tthose who would rather hang it for display at Christmas. Hand painted with bold colors,unique quality of ceramic,with a glossy finish. Measures 9½x7½" and is pristine with no damages. No box though.
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Dept 56 Dickens Village house Green Grocer. 1984. Complete with light cord & bulb. No box. No chips or damages. paint is vibrant and cottage in excellent condition.6" tall to the top of the chimney. Great addition to your Christmas village.
Iv'e seen a fewof these but always different. Probably Capodimonte Italy, but not marked. All ahndmade, and hand painted assorted fruits in an open weave basket. Bananas, apple and a nice strawberry. Measures 6 1/2" long and is in excellent condition.
A cute cartoon ashtray depicting a bride and groom Titled "ROPED". A humorous look at what happens on the way to the alter, as the groom has her wedding dress train around the grooms neck possibly dragging him to the alter. Made of glazed ceramic and measures 8 3/4" x 4", and has 2 cigarette rests. No name or sticker. Appears to be from the 1950's. No chips or cracks, but there is crazing, and some staining on the craze.
Vintage comic ashtray. The humor is in the title "Mornin" beautiful" as it depicts a humurous lady in curlers and yawning as if she first got up (definately not everyones vision of beauty). Measures 8 5/8" long and 4" wide, with 2 cigarette rests. Made in CALIF embossed on the back side. Looks like the Kreiss elegant heirs line, but I don't believe theirs was made in California. I have seen this one on the net for 75-95 dollars...
Mid Century Moderne double server is marked Brandts of California, 107, Rockwood. Made of heavy ceramic or potteryDark green heavy glaze and bottom looks like chipped wood, with it being unglazed. Stands on three legs. Figure 8 shape with center handle incorporated into the shape. Very Heavy. Measures 13 1/2" long x 7 3/4". Great condition with no chips or cracks. A really cool piece of California Pottery.
Pretty hand painted glazed cermaic basket from Portugal. Open weave lattice design with floral decoration and trims. Measures 7" tall and is in perfect condition. All decoration is underglaze. Hand Initialed by decorator.
Adorable collectible Otagiri haaand painted glazed ceramic teapot. Thatched cottage with Ivy and a textured relief molded design with a blue bird in it's nest. The entire teapot is made to look like a thatched cottage from a tree trunk with a little blue bird nestled in a knot hole. Ivy encirles the cottage with tendrils curling around the handle which has a 'thumb notch' for comfort. Creamy off-white and accented with hand-painted greens (ivy). Another bluebird sits on the lid as a finial...
Awesome old vase made in Austria with a "swallow" AUSTRIA red bottom stamp, and the number 15 incised into the vase under glaze.A multiple of varities of flowers on the front and a single flower on the back. Airbrushed with brown tones ad brown detailing on the neck & handles of the vase. Measures 14" tall.Perfect other than a tiny chip on the back under side of the top rim. Email me for pictues of this, and other details such as back stamp ect. Heavy pottery material.
Pretty and collectible eggplant pitcher by Fitz & Floyd holds 2 cups. Looks like a real vegetable. Made of glazed ceramic and is 5 1/2" tall. Vine handle. Pristine condition with no damages or repairs.


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UWM serves 'Lear' with a Russian twist
At the beginning of the "King Lear" now on stage at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - a collaboration with the Massachusetts-based Shakespeare & Company - naked scaffolding is wrapped in white sheets, shaped to suggest the classical facade of an ordered world.
During the ensuing three hours, that thin disguise will be torn asunder, piece by tattered piece - much as Lear himself is stripped of his clothes and illusions. »Read Full Article
Packers fans: Are you suited for reality TV?
Reality TV fans may be getting a dose of Wisconsin culture soon with a show focused on Wisconsin's faithful football fans. Apparently producers from the Style Network were in Green Bay on Friday looking for the most vivacious Cheeseheads to cast for a pilot to be filmed by the end of the year.
Packers wives are currently featured in "The Better Half" on WLUK-TV (Channel 11) in five Wisconsin TV markets, but the NBCUniversal-owned Style Network would bring Packer pride to a cable TV audience on the heels of shows like "Jerseylicious" and "Big Rich Texas." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Boston Camerata recreates 'A Medieval Christmas' for Early Music Now
History has left us very few clues about what Christmas celebrations looked and sounded like in the Middle Ages.
For the musicians of the Boston Camerata, presented by Early Music Now at the St. Joseph Chapel Saturday, the lack of information inspired a melding of musicology and creativity in the creation of "A Medieval Christmas." »Read Full Article


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"SONNEN SAYS" Rare Chael shirt only 500 made.
They won't ship to my UK address :(. May have it shipped to my family in America and then over to me though.
this one is only 10bucks now.
I actually kind of dig that shirt
Man! Sonnen spent the better part of two years attacking my favorite fighter of all time, a man who I think had earned and deserves respect. Having said that, I cannot deny the man's genius no matter how much the whole thing pissed me off!! He's coming off a loss at MW and is now the most talked about LHW contender. If the UFC is smart they will give him two fights that they can push as big challenges (that really aren't) and fast track him to the title. Forrest is a good start, I think at this point Chael will work Forrest over pretty bad.
Jones Vs. Sonnen could be as big or even bigger than either Silva pay per view by the time this is done!
Thanks for the offer but my family back home said they'll send it with their next package anyways. :)
says what? meh....im enjoying chael as a face but i dont like the shirt
That shirt is butt ugly...
Ugly shirt - lovely statement :p
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Unbeaten Schopp leads Edinboro to win over Clarion
CLARION -- Unbeaten A.J. Schopp and Mitchell Port each had pins as No. 15 Edinboro built a big early lead and beat Clarion 40-3 in the EWL opener for both teams Sunday.
Edinboro (1-2) registered four pins and won nine of 10 bouts Sunday after opening its dual-meet schedule with close losses to No. 8 Virginia Tech and No. 1 Iowa.
After Kory Mines opened with a decision at 125 pounds, Schopp (12-0) pinned Sam Sherlock at 133 and Port (8-0) pinned John Pezze at 141. Schopp has nine pins this season and moved into sole possession of second place in career falls with 46, seven behind Deonte Penn's career record.
Vic Avery (184) and Vince Pickett (197) also won by fall Sunday, while Ernest James won a major decision 13-1 at heavyweight.
Edinboro's eighth-ranked Dave Habat edged Clarion's 19th-ranked Justin Arthur 6-4 in overtime at 149.
Clarion (4-5, 0-1) got its lone win from Austin Matthews, a freshman from Reynolds, who earned a 14-8 decision over Johnny Greisheimer at 157. Greisheimer edged Matthews 9-8 in last week's PSAC finals.
- Gannon's Turek takes 5th: At Indianapolis, Gannon's Matt Turek won two of three matches Sunday to take fifth place in the 125-pound bracket at the 35th Midwest Wrestling Classic.
Turek, ranked No. 1 in the NCAA Super Region One and sixth nationally, started his day with a win by fall in the fifth consolation round. After sustaining a loss via pin in the semifinals, Turek salvaged a fifth-place finish when he defeated Maryville's Brandon Oshiro 11-6 in his final bout.
Gannon had nine wrestlers compete at the tournament, but Turek was the only one able to advance to the second day of competition.
The Golden Knights took 22nd as a team with 211/2 points. Newberry won with 127 points.
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Waukesha considers naming school after Les Paul
A Waukesha school may join the list of Les Paul-branded landmarks across the city.
Sue Baker, program director of the Les Paul Foundation, said she sent a request to School District of Waukesha Superintendent Todd Gray a couple of months ago to name a school after the Waukesha-born guitar icon. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
'Arrested Development' latest show to find new life after TV death
I spent the weekend planting tomatoes, mowing the lawn and not watching "Arrested Development."
Sorry. Unlike the cool kids, I was not a fan of the quirky Fox show that was canceled after three seasons and whose cult following resulted in new episodes being produced and released Sunday on Netflix. »Read Full Article(4)
Art critic Lori Waxman gives her reviews in public
Culture is more than an enveloping painting on a museum wall or the confounding installation at an upstart gallery. It exists in the way we look at, talk about and express ourselves about art.
The idea that the writing of art criticism qualifies as the making of culture certainly fits the professional practice of Lori Waxman, a regular freelance critic for the Chicago Tribune and a frequent writer for publications such as Artforum. »Read Full Article
Badgerland Water Ski Show; brick commemoration; Funky Flea Market
Splash of summer
Summer officially arrives when the daredevil water skiers of Badgerland Water Ski Show Team perform their first strap double in the Fox River. And that day is Monday, Memorial Day, at 7 p.m. The team ranked fifth in the state last year and has been performing in many sites in Waukesha's lake country since 1983. This year it will perform Wednesday nights on the Fox River, adjacent to Frame Park in Waukesha, and monthly on Thursdays on Fowler Lake in Oconomowoc. The shows start at 7 p.m., moving to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 through Labor Day. They are free, but donations are welcome. »Read Full Article


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Michael Kors Spent His Prom Night at Studio 54; Another YSL Film in the Works
Plus, Charlize Theron covers French Marie Claire in a bedsheet.
Plus, Charlize Theron covers French Marie Claire in a bedsheet.
It appears that he's doing crowd control for the social media fans.By Hilary Moss
He's been stringing us along, that sneaky fellow.By Charlotte Cowles
Plus, Jessica Alba would rather have a good conversation than make a style statement.
Don't even try to boss him around.By Charlotte Cowles
Lots of leather and a "dried blood" color palette at Michael and Nicole Colovos's latest collection.By Charlotte Cowles
Plus, Hilary Rhoda's new cover of Numéro Tokyo.
Plus Alexander Wang, Neil Patrick Harris, Bryanboy, and more.By Bennett Marcus
He was going for Louis Vuitton's "night porter" look, of course.By Charlotte Cowles
And her struggle too.By Alex Rees
If you want to look like Ryan Reynolds, though, you're *$ out of luck.By Amy Odell
Cavalli, what else?By Jeremy Kost
Among them: Nicky Hilton, Malik So Chic, and Bryanboy.By Sam Horine
Also, Du Wop launches a line of color-changing lipsticks.
Good for him.By Amy Odell
The 'Times' critic sat down for a Q&A with 'WWD.'By Amina Akhtar
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Electronic Arts Reports Q3 FY13 Financial Results
Q3 Non-GAAP EPS In Line with Guidance and Consensus
Trailing Twelve-Month Non-GAAP Digital Net Revenue Up 37% to $1.5 Billion
FIFA 13 Sold Over 12 Million Units Through Q3 FY2013
Battlefield 3 Premium Has 2.9 Million Subscribers To Date
January 30, 2013
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) today announced preliminary financial results for its third fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2012.
"Despite a challenging quarter, we were able to deliver non-GAAP EPS at the high end of our guidance range," said Chief Executive Officer John Riccitiello. "We are investing for the future wave of growth that we foresee in digital and console."
"We delivered on non-GAAP EPS by driving high-margin digital revenue and through disciplined expense management," said Chief Financial Officer Blake Jorgensen.
"EA had six of the top twenty titles in Western markets in 2012, compared to four in 2011," said Chief Operating Officer Peter Moore. "EA was also the #1 publisher on iOS worldwide for the year."
Selected Operating Highlights and Metrics:
*On a non-GAAP basis
FIFA 13 sold through over 12 million units through the third quarter, a 23% increase versus FIFA 12 in the prior year.
FIFA 13 digital net revenue topped $100 million* in the quarter, a 98% increase versus FIFA 12 in the prior year.
Total FIFA digital net revenue generated over $230 million* in the first three quarters of fiscal 13, including EA SPORTS FIFA Online 2 and FIFA World Class Soccer that together contributed over $60 million*.
Battlefield 3™ Premium generated over $108 million in sales through the third quarter, and has 2.9 million subscriptions to date.
EA had six of the top twenty titles in Western World retail markets in 2012, compared to four in 2011, and was the #1 global publisher in the iOS game market for 2012.
The Simpsons™: Tapped Out was a top grossing iOS game for the quarter, generating over $23 million* in digital net revenue.
EA's games and services for mobile, including handhelds, have generated approximately $100 million* in the quarter, an 18%* year-over-year increase in digital net revenue.
EA's Origin™ platform for downloading digital games and services has registered over 39 million users, including 17 million mobile users. EA has signed agreements with 86 independent developers for Origin.
Trailing twelve-month non-GAAP digital net revenue was up 37% to a record $1.5 billion*.
Trailing twelve-month operating cash flow was $378 million, a $135 million improvement versus the prior year.
EA repurchased 12.2 million shares at a cost of $157 million in the third fiscal quarter, pursuant to a $500 million Share Repurchase Program announced on July 31, 2012, bringing the total shares repurchased under the current program to 20.6 million shares at a total cost of $265 million.
Dead Space™ 3 pre-sells are outpacing Dead Space 2, and Crysis® 3 pre-orders are tracking 40% ahead of Crysis 2.
Q3 Financial Highlights:
For the quarter, non-GAAP net revenue of $1,182 million was below our guidance of $1,250 million to $1,350 million. Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share of $0.57 was above the midpoint of our guidance of $0.50 to $0.60.


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:py28: It came to PWI... I re-downloaded the night before :py04:
Any of you tried the new classes? I quite like Mystic myself, however the quests to gain summons are a pain in the butt! :py07: Also - What Genie skills would you reccomend to a Mystic (1 STR 4 MAG until lv.20, then pure MAG from lv.21) with a DEX Genie?
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Remembering Robin Williams – Lori's Favorite Robin William's Moments
It is amazing how deep the human emotions go. A man who made us laugh, made us cry, made us think what the heck, left this world yesterday. Robin Williams was found dead on August 11th at the age of 63. I don't think he realized the exact impact he left on this world and how many lives he touched just by being himself. Robin Williams was a great actor, comedian, philanthropist but he had his demons. The demons that took him away from this world. I know you are inundated with Robin Williams this morning but when a man so great leaves the world, it leaves a hole. So I just wanted to share my favorite Robin Williams moments with you.


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The clip not going to boston from Liar Liar (1997) with Jim Carrey, Maura Tierney You people are all doing...
The clip not going to boston from Liar Liar (1997) with Jim Carrey, Maura Tierney You people are all doing a wonderful job! That's far enough, folks. He's my husband- was my husband. All right, go ahead. Okay. Max, you stay here with Jerry, and I'll be right back, okay? Audrey! Great news! Fletcher! Both my legs are broken, so they can't take me right to jail. Fletcher, what were you doing? Are you out of your mind? No, I'm thinking clear. I've never been this clear! Dad? Creep. He was getting kind of upset. Are you all right? Yeah. I'm hurtin' here, though. I'm a dope, Max. All this time you've been here... and I could see you anytime, but I didn't. Then your mom told me you were moving to Boston, and I started thinking. I could be sitting around sometime and... want to look at you and hold you and play with you, and I won't be able to. I don't think I'm gonna do too well with that. I love you more than anything else in the world, Max, and you know it's true. I couldn't say it if it wasn't true. Not today. I love you, and I'll never hurt you again. He's telling the truth, Mom. He's not allowed to lie.


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Barcelona target Neymar has said happiness with his life, and not fear, is what's stopping him moving to Europe. The young Brazilian striker, currently employed by Santos, has been linked with a move to Europe for some time now but speculation regarding a switch to Barca has grown particularly intense in recent times, with various Blaugrana players and President Sandro Rosell openly discussing the prospect.
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'Moral mission' is key to top-quality education
Published 28/11/2012 | 17:00
A PRESTIGIOUS report ranking Ireland as the 11th most effective education system in the world is welcome indeed.
It confirms that the Irish system has much to commend it, most notably in terms of general literacy levels, and impressive school completion and graduation rates.
Like all such comparisons, it is a useful tool in identifying strengths and weaknesses, and so a platform from which to work.
The Pearson Learning Curve report cautions that comparing educational performance is not a straightforward exercise. Some of the underlying data is not perfect; in Canada, for instance, the measure used for graduates covers only universities.
Pearson sought to open the "black box" of education systems and come up with the secret recipe for the top performers, measured not only in student outcomes but also in benefits for society.
There were no simplistic solutions thrown up, but it does point to some clear and essential lessons for policymakers: education requires a long-term, and coherent vision; good quality teachers are essential and should be treated as valuable professionals; parents must be kept well-informed.
It found too that, while spending matters, it does not matter as much as the wider culture and the level of support it offers education.
Notably, the two top performers, test-driven South Korea and relaxed Finland, are remarkable for the differences in their systems.
Where they share common ground is that they develop high quality teachers, they value accountability and have a "moral mission" that underlies education efforts.
Three good planks on which to build a better system.
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Olives, Tuna and Fresh Herbs Pasta Salad
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
Another summer pasta salad great for a hot afternoon. I like serving with homemade bread and it makes a great simple lunch. Note: I like using a mix of different olives, but you can use your own favorites.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 16 ounces pasta
- 1⁄4 cup divided extra virgin olive oil
- 6 ounces olives, pitted, cut in halves
- 1 (6 ounce) can canned tuna, drained
- 1 lb fresh mozzarella cheese, cubed
- 2 tablespoons fresh marjoram, chopped
- 1 tablespoon fresh basil, chopped
- 1 pint cherry tomatoes, cut in halves
- Cook pasta al dente. Drain.
- Drizzle pasta with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Stir and let cool.
- Mix all ingredients in a large bowl.
- Cover and refrigerate one hour before serving.
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Lovely! Very light flavors; delicious but not overwhelming. I used regular black olives, for fear that something like kalamata would overwhelm everything else -- but I think I'd prefer it with a stronger-tasting olive. I used whole wheat rotelle, and a hand-made mozzarella from Vermont that I picked up at our local farmer's market. Wonderful way to bid adieu to summer foods. Thanks for posting this!


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MMORPG Suggestions
Ok..so here's whats up with kei...
Kei is game jumping because of *curses at trickster*
...Some other games just dont tend to work out well, and I'm mainly making this thread for suggestions, since I know myself that SOME of you are getting bored with trickster as well.......(i have already been.. so MEH)
Anyways, please put up suggestions on good mmorpgs that u guys have a hots on playing and maybe i could game jump with yous and check it out.....
I'm just bored out of my mind
So you dragged me to Perfect World for this
No new games for you boy.
lets go pistory XDD *goes attack little eggs and get bored in a day* +___+ fun~
*drags kei to cliff and throws him off* \(+_+)/
/runs away
Are you really bored of PW...?
You made Pharoe angry, you won't like it when she's angry *runs away*
lol o:
its not my fault my quests r so mehy .-.;;
u go kill 9999 miniboss that can eat ur pet in like 3 hits .-.;;
Lol I'm saying this cuz steve is looking for new online games i think..and he isnt into pw...and i sure do wanna play with him again...btw what game are you on...
Well I haven't logged into anything yet, just PS3 ;o
I can get on MSN now though.
And Minzor, the 9999 bosses can't eat my pet since I don't hab one 8D but I've never done an FB where I fought for myself, I've always had other people do it for me. I want to still play it, are you guys going to?
Meh, if things keep going this way I will just go back to LaTale or DOMO, maybe even Trickster.
And I have not been online lately because I have been really busy and I don't feel like having to level/quest.
i´m playing one, pretty hard. its called Real Life. Sucks a lot, but, its fun some times.
I don't know why my char goes down on leveling, i'm -56 right now.
lol, I'm playing this game too. Getting owned pretty badly D;
Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine
looks pretty good to me
I'm not japanese D:<
I looked at that game yesterday Strike, but I think it's in closed beta sign up right now.
Maybe I should go find those Shin Megami Games and play them, never got to when they came out D;
sign up? now?
meh, my computer died and I lost everything so I will only install ONE game. Choose carefully.
Imagine online, rawr
meh, it is too loli in my opinion.
I'm playing Nanaimo now. It is a casual game and I'm really enjoying it. My IGN is Pharoe and I won't level my char to wait for you people so we can play together. See you.
Ok, since nanaimo was dead empty I started Atlantica online and I have to say it is a pretty fun game. You make your main character (my IGN is Pharoe) and hire mercenaries to aid you, since it is turn based game. I thought it was going to be slow paced but I can tell it is a really exciting game, far more exciting than those "conventional" games we have been playing. Huh..join me? D8
The server is Sylkyon and my main uses a cannon. My team is made of a gunner, me, swordsman and archer. Archer dies too much D;
I would like link to that last game?
now? yes?
oh, good!
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Sony launched its large screen Xperia Z Ultra in June with much fanfare.
The highlight of the phone is its big 6.4-inch full-HD display, the
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i thought pokemon topaz was not a real game
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You should know it's fake,do nintendo know anything about it? no.
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yup exatctly right Topaz is a Fan based game and its not real
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Pokemon topaz is fake! It has "light type'' which is fake and light type is not on online pokedexs. So that's fake.
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Imagine asking for someone to pass the salt shaker but not being able to receive it in hand? Or how about, cleansing an inconsolable baby with an egg rub down? Ya, I'm superstitious!
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The Evil Eye 1 of 10A baby being admired and not touched can leave them with that desire to haunt them. This is known as the Evil Eye or "Mal de Ojo". The baby becomes sick with a fever and cries unable to be consoled. To cure, a ritual with a raw egg is performed on the baby. The egg is then disposed in a glass of water to expose the evil.
Pass the Salt or Not 2 of 10Asking to have the salt passed to you in hand is seen as asking for another's bad luck. In Spanish "La Mal Sal" means the bad salt or used as slang for bad luck. Instead, believers of this superstition must ask for the salt to be placed down before they can take possession. Photo by Rahim Packir Saibo on Flickr
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The Pregnant Must Not Cut or Dye Hair 10 of 10A pregnant woman is not to cut or dye her hair. It is said that by doing so would be like cutting the umbilical cord or causing harm to her unborn child.
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[Daniel Dercksen] Kings, queens, skippers, seamen and even pirates are welcome to plunder this year's Mother City Queer Project (MCQP), which celebrates its 21st edition with a Royal Navy theme, the costume party will take place on Saturday, 20 December, 2014, at the Cape Town City Hall and Grand Parade.
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