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Next Act rings true in 'It's a Wonderful Life' adaptation
Early in Next Act Theatre's restaging of "It's a Wonderful Life" as a 1957 radio drama, we watch the Cream City Players - an ensemble of radio actors who have worked together for 20 years - preparing for their final broadcast.
Stan, the crusty foley artist played by David Cecsarini, heaps insults on the station boss while also identifying the true culprit: television, which kills the imagination and turns would-be theater fans into sodden lumps. Actors, Stan grumpily suggests, face a grim future. »Read Full Article(1)
North Avenue Grill in Wauwatosa sold
North Avenue Grill in Wauwatosa will be operating under a new owner, come late January.
Mike Topolovich bought the diner at 7225 W. North Ave. from business partners Jon Anne Willow and Patti Wenzel, they announced today. »Read Full Blog Post
Promising Milwaukee arts events for January
With two world premieres of work by local writers from First Stage Children's Theater, a visit by one of the globe's greatest violinists for a Milwaukee Symphony gala and two provocative dramas at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, January will feature plenty of ambition on local performing arts stages.
It's also an exciting month for crossovers, with the MSO's bossman sitting in with the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, a dynamic young opera director staging a rustic musical comedy at the Sunset Playhouse, and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett stepping up to the mic for Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait." »Read Full Article
MacDowell Club announces 2012's top young composers
Christopher J. Darnieder, 23, has won the MacDowell Club of Milwaukee's 2012 Young Composer Competition for his woodwind quintet, "Introduction and Tarantella," the club announced in a recent statement.
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Woodland Pattern poetry marathon sets mind pondering
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Author learns 'home' is a state of mind
In "Harlem Is Nowhere," her incisive and moving study of what she calls "the Mecca of Black America," Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts describes African-Americans' longing for a never-known homeland as "the melancholy that compels us all: a yearning for the past from which our ancestors were irrevocably torn."
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For centuries, art was almost always about God. The patronage of the church meant a biblical cast of characters — Jesus, Mary, Adam, Eve, John the Baptist, among them — not to mention a cadre of apocryphal saints, took up residence in the great canvases and cathedrals of art history. »Read Full Blog Post
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David Abrams' "Fobbit" openly acknowledges its relationship to Joseph Heller's "Catch-22" in a friendly way. Staff Sgt. Chance Gooding Jr. reads Heller's novel during R&R in Qatar, when prissy Capt. Captain Abe Shrinkle engages him in an argument about the book:
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Hi Hat Lounge and Garage on the east side has a new head chef: Bryan Phillips.
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Valentine Coffee Roasters to add a tasting room
Valentine Coffee Roasters plans to open a tasting room in its west side roastery, perhaps by March or April.
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text: When you stay at Kiparis Alfa Hotel & Spa in Smolyan, you'll be convenient to Smolyan Ski Resort. This casino hotel is within the region of Pamporovo Ski Resort and Momchilovtsi Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 58 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds. Pamper yourself with onsite massages, body treatments, and facials. After enjoying recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a spa tub, a lucky night at the casino is the perfect end to the day. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, an arcade/game room, and ski storage. Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Kiparis Alfa Hotel & Spa. Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Smolyan? This hotel has 646 square feet (60 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite. An indoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.

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Searching for 3-star hotels in Bengaluru? Check out Ginger Bangalore located in Whitefield, 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from KTPO Convention Center and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from International Tech Park. Ascendas Park Square and Phoenix Marketcity are also within 3 mi (5 km).
This hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you'll find a selection of items to try.
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Lombok Indonesia :Revealing The Charms of Lombok Island
All that can be found in Bali can also be found on the island of Lombok Indonesia. But not vice versa. Situated immediately east of Bali, Lombok is island whose territory and culture are closely intertwined with those of its illustrious neighbor.
Lombok lies on the road to ancient trade routes between Europe, India and China. Since ancient times, people's life in Lombok has been influenced by various cultures. But today, the island, heir to a rich cultural past, is a residue of the indigenous traditions of the Sasak people, seasoned with Hindu, Arab and European Balinese influences.
Lombok Vs. Bali
Lombok is quite different from Bali: the climate is drier and the land is rougher. Its 1.6 million inhabitants (only half of its more famous neighbor) are mostly Muslims.
Before the 17th century, not many people know Lombok. But today, the tropical paradise is known among tourists as the "unspoiled Bali". Separated from Bali by a strait, Lombok attracts travelers with dense forests, white sand beaches, world-class surf, waterfalls, and hiking trails through the rice and tobacco fields.
Like Bali, Lombok is dominated by a high chain of volcanic mountains to the north. In the center is Mount Rinjani, 3,800 meters, the second highest peak in Indonesia. You can join the often-scheduled two-day trek guided by adventurous locals. Once you reach the top, you'll be treated with views of the natural hot springs and crater lakes. There is another non-sterile volcanic chain through the south of the island corresponding to the Bukit Peninsula, south of Bali sector.
The western area of the plain is very similar to that of Bali, which faces through the narrow that is well fed by mountain streams and springs. Here the Balinese and "Sasaks" have carved beautiful rice paddies at the foot of Mount Punikan. Here are the two main towns of the island, Mataram and Ampenan, near the old center and port Cakranegara. The solitary mountain huts and the spectacular southern beaches are only an hour away.
Senggigi and the Gili islands
To practice the best diving in the world, surf and enjoy the beaches, visitors from across the continent are heading to the east coast of Lombok. The idyllic white beaches and colorful coral reefs of Senggigi and the Gili islands attract thousands of tourists every year.
The southern coast, bathed in secluded beaches and near the town of Kuta (not to be confused with the town of Kuta in Bali), is perfect for surfing, thanks to some of the best waves in the world.
On the southeast peninsula of Lombok Indonesia, the weather is splendid and the beaches are pristine. The land, crops of coffee, coconut and sugar plants offer interesting tours. At sea, divers can find rare species of giant clams, sharks, turtles, stingrays, and cow with blue spots stripes adorning the warm coast.
The Gili Islands are located off the east coast of Lombok, Indonesia. These small islands surrounded by beaches provide an excellent vacation destination for adventure hungry tourists. Young people spend their days on the beach and their nights in clubs. Due to the small number of hotels on the islands, many visitors simply sleep on beaches.
In tribal mountain villages (the Waktu-telu) such as Pujung and Sengkol in South Central Lombok, is another type of traditional village. There are tiled huts supported by wooden beams with wide stripes branches of bamboo trees and interwoven to form walls and partitions.
In Senggigi area, where you can find most hotels and villas, the beaches have black sand and are fairly calm. Most hotels and villas have waterfront area with sun loungers and parasols so you do not miss anything.
The capital and main city of Lombok Indonesia is quiet, green and very animated at night with many people enjoying seafood at fish stalls. The winding road from Mataram to Senaru through Sengigi is a pleasure with its salty marine environment and blinding light passing between palm trees on the beach with deep blue coasts. Sipping a coconut drink in a little bar settled on a cliff in a bend of the road while watching an idyllic sunset is one of the things that you wouldn't want to miss.
Can you imagine being in a mountain village at the foot of a high volcano, and having views of stretching rice fields that go down to the sea? Well that's the charm of Senaru. In addition to a most impressive site, Senaru has several huge waterfalls that can be visited on foot from the village. One of the waterfalls can be reached by crossing a river, and it is really worth the effort because it offers a breathtaking scene. The huge force of water washes into fine droplets to visitors who are torn between taking the pictures with the camera or keeping themselves safe from the drops.
Other than the natural charms of the island, travelers can also enjoy food and festivities in Lombok Indonesia. The word Lombok itself means chilli in English. So it is not surprising that the locals know a thing or two about the spicy food. Green and red chilis are often made into sambal – a fiery sauce – with locally grown dragon Jolokia peppers, garlic and shrimp paste. Always have sambal when savoring local dishes like Ayam Taliwang (wild grilled chicken) and sayur nangka (jackfruit curry).
Getting to Lombok
To get to Lombok Indonesia, flights from Europe often land at the airport in Jakarta, Java; Denpasar, Bali (especially if the source is London) and in Singapore. The flight from Bali takes about 25 minutes; from Jakarta, two hours; and from Singapore, two and a half hours. You can also reach Lombok from Bali by a ferry service.
With an amazing, simple and real beauty, Lombok Indonesia is a quieter, stylish and more affordable alternative to neighboring Bali. Pick one of the luxury villas with private pool, and reward yourself with a peaceful vacation retreat.
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In early June, Government of Ethiopia (GoE) health authorities confirmed the first acute watery diarrhea cases in the capital city of Addis Ababa since January 2016. To date, cases have been concentrated in Oromiya, Somali, and Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples (SNNP) regions since the outbreak began in December 2015. The GoE and relief actors—including USAID partners—are coordinating acute watery diarrhea response activities in the city.
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Day 33: Journal Communications letter to employees on blackout
Journal Communications employees received the following memo Monday, on the 33rd day of the blackout of Journal Broadcast Group stations, including WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), on Time Warner Cable.
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Beginner skier Katie Forster and her friends find a budget break in the Alps full of unexpected twists and turns
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Can camping on a snowy plateau really be as cool as it looks on Instagram? Our writer pitches high up in the Austrian Alps and finds the experience eye-opening – though not in a good way
Skiwear makes way for mini dresses – and that's just the men – at this high-octane music festival. Our writer gets stuck in, but saves enough energy to make the most of the empty pistes in the morning
Attitudes to Alpine wilderness have changed in the 150 years since the Matterhorn was first climbed: these cutting-edge new buildings treat the mountains gently while still looking great
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The thawing of Dachstein Massif show how climate change is precipitating the melting of glaciers, reports Der Standard
Covering 170km and 10,000m of ascent, the TMB – which takes in France, Italy and Switzerland – is one of the world's greatest walks
Winter ski holidays in the Alps can be extortionate but come summer prices tumble and there are bargains to be had on both activities and a huge choice of accommodation
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This family-friendly and very French village resort in the Alps is often overlooked by Brits but it's great for kids, beginners and low-level skiers, and easy to get to from Geneva
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UN Resident Coordinator's remarks at the 10th Parliament Women Legislators Capacity Building Session
15 Jul 2016
As a woman and a leader, training sessions such as the one we have here today, have helped me to perform better in my office. I therefore consider it essential for us as we grow as women leaders at the forefront to attain transparent and accountable governance if we want to make our lives better and our communities going forward.
UNDP Country Director's remarks at the SWITCH Africa Green Networking Forum
28 May 2016
This weekend's event is special because it's the first networking forum for the project in Africa and it aims to enrich the partnership between the various partners involved in inclusive green business development as well as sustainable consumption and production activities across Africa.
UNDP Resident Representative keynote address at Chief Executive Officers' Breakfast Meeting for Strengthening Inclusive Business Ecosystems Regional Training Workshop
21 Apr 2016
The timing of this meeting is opportune for our continent – Africa which hosts 7 of 10 fastest growing economies. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have set a new scene for the way in which economic actors tackle key systemic barriers such as inequality, unsustainable consumption and production patterns.
United Nations Development Programme, Resident Representative Speech at the Equator Prize National Award Ceremony for Uganda
21 Apr 2016
Today's ceremony is special because, we are recognising the work of our own local community – the Kayonza Growers Tea Factory, from Kanungu District who are advancing local solutions to what has now become a global challenge.
UNDP Country Director's Remarks at the launch of the Global and Uganda National Human Development Reports 2015
17 Dec 2015
Since 1990, UNDP has been producing the Global Human Development report to stimulate dialogue and policy thinking around important issues that advance human development
UNDP Country Director's Remarks: High Level Policy Dialogue on Uganda's Economy
3 Nov 2015
I am delighted to join you this morning for this high level dialogue on Uganda's economy. This event is critical to us all for a number of reasons. First, it offers an opportunity to affirm our commitment to support Government to deliver on the Second National Development Plan (NDPII).
UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative remarks: The UN Reducing Deforestation and Forest Degradation (UN-REDD) National Programme Launch and Inception in Uganda
30 Oct 2015
I am delighted to be here with you today as we launch of the UN-REDD Programme in Uganda. I'm particularly delighted to address you on behalf of our UN sister agencies, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) which are key partners in this programme.
UNDP Country Director's Remarks at the launch of Process to develop a Green Growth Development Strategy for Uganda
30 Oct 2015
UNDP through its Low Emission Capacity Building Project, is very proud to partner with government and other stakeholders, in preparing a National Green Growth Development Strategy.
UN Resident Coordinator & UNDP Resident Representative's remarks at the national prayers for peaceful 2016 general elections
5 Oct 2015
I am truly honoured to join you in prayer for a peaceful and successful general election in 2016.
UNDP Country Director's Remarks at the Launch of the Elders Forum of Uganda
2 Sep 2015
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In the semifinals, Jimmy Boyle had two goals and an assist and Keegan Hughes dished out three assists in North Andover's 4-1 victory over Chelmsford; and Riley Duran's second goal of the third period, with three seconds left, gave Woburn a 4-3 decision over Groton/Dunstable – Aidin Robinson with two goals and an assist and Mike Balleani two assists in the win and Logan Pearce 1-1-2 in the loss.
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
Brinley Claire
Sunday, April 3rd.
One of those days that will be stamped with SPECIAL and filed under Favorite Days of Life.
Months of anticipation transformed themselves into anxious moments; watching the minutes tick by and dutifully tracking contractions. I feel incredibly thankful to have been the trusted keeper of minutes and ultimately to have been a part of the most incredible experience.
I've been here before, on the other (more painful) side. Just short of 18 months ago, the roles were reversed. I kept track of the time, made time pass with nervous laughter, and I was the one bringing life into this world. It was interesting to note the things that changed when I switched roles in the delivery room, and even more interesting-- the things that didn't.
Saturday was full of clock watching, some walking, some sushi, some pampering, and even some crying. We analyzed the numbers in the possible birth dates for the 12th time in the last two weeks - something Meredith and I discovered we had in common. This would soon come up again as we guessed the exact minute that she would make her big debut. Jimmy made everyone pancakes for dinner, and shortly after, a basketball game became background noise as contraction intensity was calculated.
Those early contractions filled my home with anxious and excited energy superior to that of Christmas morning. I was far more anxious than I imagined (I tucked that away only for me to know). We left for the hospital shortly before midnight - my mind raced in a thousand different directions.
Looking back, it seems like it was days and mere minutes all at once. It was hard to watch my sister in pain, it was hard hearing the lack of progress at certain points, and it was hard being unable to do anything about it.
And despite that fact that parts were hard to watch, it was all sorts of beautiful. My sister's husband was amazing - so involved and so supportive. We had Sam Smith Radio playing - the perfect soundtrack for the intensity, the anticipation, and the love and the laughter. I will forever associate Sam Smith, Adele, and the like to my niece's sweet birthday. There were jokes and laughter, snacks and coffee runs, and a whole lot of monitor watching woven right into all of the minutes.
As most normal people got ready to begin their Sunday, we had surpassed the 24 hours mark of being wide-eyed and wondering. We were getting our breakfast and hoping for a positive progress report soon.
Beyond 9 am on Sunday, the news got better and better each time we received it. The exhaustion transformed into energy; worried faces into smiles.
At 2:08 pm, my sister gave one last rock star push and sweet Brinley Claire showed her precious face. A moment I will never, ever forget - her first breath, her perfect, tiny face, the way she stared at her mama for hours.
So many tears - I don't have words to adequately describe standing by Meredith's side as she fell in love at first sight. It was all so surreal, so breathtaking.
Life is so, so precious.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
I'm wondering what sort of notarized official document needs to happen to divorce my house from the germs, because holy heck. I am DONE.
Monday showed up with a delightful gift of strep for the second time in three weeks (Ruby).
Tuesday showed itself the door after leaving Luca with a faucet nose and a cough to match.
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Midnight brought puking from Luca. Hours and hours and hours of puking. Enough towels, bedding, and clothing for five loads of laundry. And he isn't done. I have literally never seen so much vomit, and you know how it is with a baby that has absolutely no concept of puking into something -- chasing the heaves with a cupped towel in hopes of saving everything around you. Everything is calculated - how quickly can I move him away from all bedding, all carpet? Analyzing every breath, in case its the onset of more throwing up. He has had four baths at this point. And that's been the minimum that I could get away with.
We have moved into painful territory in terms of the amount of Sesame Street that we have watched.
My couches are housing just about every towel and linen that I own. Sadly, the washer is still running, and the laundry is not caught up.
I have not slept in two days.
And the puke. Oh, the puke.
And if you could imagine the way a conversation (and by conversation, I mean 893 discussions) with a very busy boy about how we have to stay still on the pile of towels - you can imagine the resulting gray hairs.
Waving the white flag here. Friday, you know what to do.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2016
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The smell of browned butter and the resulting cookies lingers in my kitchen. There is an accompanying (but not complimentary) smell of chlorine-drenched pool towels. The rain has slowed, but the smell is in my nostrils, like a permanent reminder that Spring is somewhere around here.
My house has signs of Tuesday all over it. The aforementioned towels and other swim paraphernalia, the day's dishes, a load of laundry waiting to be escorted off to its proper place. Baby toys strewn all over every square inch of the living room. The Hobby Lobby evidence is positively incriminating, lying all over the counter. I have a lengthy list of to dos and should be doings, but there's this overwhelming draw to just be. Jimmy is gone, and so of course the opportunities are endless - Last night's Dancing with the Stars, more sewing, rekindled knitting romance, or maybe even a book. Plus, those cookies that miraculously made it to the cookie phase of their delicious little lives.
My kids are fresh out of the baths and sound asleep just feet from me. Aside from the thoughts of FREEDOM! my mind feels neatly compartmentalized and my heart feels full. This is not always the case - for so much of the last seventeen months (without mentioning names, ahem.) I have been such a hot mess. I forget the craziest things, remember the stupid things, and feel like I can pull myself to some semblance of presentable just in time to make myself five minutes late to wherever I am going. And if I achieved anything further than clothes on my body, then you can be certain there are 29 shirts on the floor of my closet, makeup littering my bathroom counter, and what may look like a burglary through the rest of my home.
I don't have it all together, but I have this realization that life is such a short phase. With every passing day, I grow more aware of the things that really, truly matter. My grandpa turned 90 last week. Ninety. And while he remembers impressive bits from long ago, I know that so many things have slipped through the cracks. Things that once brought smiles to his face, things that irritated the life out of him, and things he thought he may never forget.
I won't have tiny little people animatedly eating at my table.
One day, I won't be combing through closets with a flashlight to lay out the next day's clothes.
They'll have their own fashion opinion and the ability to form fashion conscience decisions without me.
One day, I won't rock a baby to sleep. 38 times before 10 pm.
He'll walk down the hall and crawl into bed himself and I'll see him in the morning.
One day, I won't spend every night fishing trains from beneath couches, placing Barbies in their homes, and neatly stacking books.
Our living room will be rid of toys.
One day, I'll have myself together and arrive at places early.
Because I won't have three people that need me to fetch snacks and search for shoes and brush unruly hairs into place.
One day, we won't be 30 minutes late for bedtime.
They won't ask me for one more book.
One day, I won't be driving the mom shuttle to school and ballet and swimming.
They'll drive themselves.
One day, Jimmy and I won't remember how we once mastered the art of rolling dice like quiet ninjas in a heated game of Yahtzee.
We won't have a precious, sleeping baby in our room.
One day, I won't be the center of their world.
They'll find other people to love and places to be.
One day, I won't have such a difficult decision with how to spend my free time, because I'll have enough of it and my babies will have grown.
So for now, I think there are cookies that need to be had, blessings to be counted, and laundry that can wait until tomorrow.
I'm thankful for the symbolic workload today, even when it's tedious and overwhelming. There are blessings everywhere, neatly woven in the chaos.
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Monday, March 7, 2016
it's March.
First of all - the nose situation is a chapter slammed shut. My biopsy results showed a benign mass of tissue and my nose is nearly pain-free now. I'm so thankful to move on from a very scary situation.
Secondly, we are days from meeting my precious niece - my sister asked me to take a few maternity photos. She makes it look so good, she almost makes me want to be pregnant again.
Jimmy went golfing when I got home - we attempted a walk and then Eisley threw a fit over her bike after we made the long trek to the sidewalk in front of our next door neighbors.
Secondly, we are days from meeting my precious niece - my sister asked me to take a few maternity photos. She makes it look so good, she almost makes me want to be pregnant again.
gorgeous mama.
In other news, it's March now. MARCH! We are making plans for summer - girls trips and recitals and family get togethers. Spring Break is upon us, and the end of the school year is in sight. Hard to believe, since Christmas was basically yesterday.
I closed out February with a much needed girl's getaway with some precious friends. Look, I know Disney Junior believes it's where the magic begins, but it's not. The magic begins at the rental car place when you place yourself into a car a fraction the size of your family car, and wouldn't you know it, this one has ZERO cheerios flying around. Also not seen in tiny car: shoes without their mates, coloring books, tiaras, and naked barbies. It was the first time I left Luca and I figured it might be the last (have we discussed the fact that he is 16 months old and still doesn't sleep? Probably not, I'm too tired to get into it.) He did sleep on his best behavior (which is still waking up several times - he just controlled the screaming part of it), so I think I might get to get away again sometime in the future!
The magic continued with Starbucks, an entire car ride without the word MOM! and then a weekend full of laughter and food and relaxation. We hardly knew how to be without tiny people needing us. There was some part of it that was very surreal - like a junior high style sleepover (there was Fuller House, Backstreet Boys, and hair dying involved, afterall!) but not. I am so very thankful for these precious people to laugh with, cry with, and celebrate the little things along with the big ones with.
Jimmy went golfing when I got home - we attempted a walk and then Eisley threw a fit over her bike after we made the long trek to the sidewalk in front of our next door neighbors.
That's where the magic ended.
we take suckers with our haircuts around here - I have lost count on his haircuts now!
Luca is practically climbing the curtains these days, and I think my poor heart has its work cut out. This kid - yikes! He is a busy little monkey, and I constantly feel as if I have no idea what I'm doing with this mom thing.
Things for the mind vault:
Eisley's obsession with the word "properette" which is actually the word proper.
Ruby's toothless smile - she is finally getting one of her top front teeth in, and I know she is going to look so different; just like she did when her tiny little baby teeth came in.
The way Jimmy and I stay up late to play yahtzee - being quiet with dice is a fun challenge.
My quiet mornings with Luca. Luca loves Elmo - obsessed, really - and I can get quite a few things done while he eats breakfast and watches. The mornings with the two of us feel slow and perfect.
The way Luca fits perfectly into my lap, asking for books.
The sound of my girls singing in the car.
The way Ruby sometimes offers a compromise and does a little curtsy while speaking.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Happy Birthday, Eisley!
To my sweet, sweet girl--
Eisley, you turn FIVE today! I always imagine you to be about 18 months old, so as you could imagine, this seems quite shocking to me. It's funny to imagine you then and imagine you now - some things are different, some things are very much the same, but it has been such a blessing to watch you blossom!
You came into this world and let everyone know how devastated you were over your eviction; you continue you make sure your opinions are heard, loud and clear, but you are more discreet around strangers.
Recently, you got a hole in your jeans at school, and I asked you about it. Hours later, you said, "I can't stop worrying about this hole in my jeans!" It was such a humorous, reflective moment for me because in that moment, I thought to myself "She is ME!" I have always known you and I are programmed very similarly, it makes parenting you fairly easy because I know how I am!
You have the funniest facial expressions - most recently added to your repertoire, the eyebrow raising. You pick up expressions and you still have your way of saying certain things (father/daughter dance will always be known as The Chicken Dance in our house), and I also happen to really love "swanwich."
You love to write and tell stories. You love arts and crafts, and you love barbies. You love tiny little objects that are easy to hoard in your collection of bags. You love princesses and have a special place in your heart for stuffed animals. Hundreds of them.
You also really love all animals, particularly horses, dogs and cats. You just recently changed your future job dreams to veterinarian!
You are really easy to please and could easily entertain yourself with the simplest of things. As long as there are snacks nearby - you ask for a snack approximately 189 times every single day.
I worried a little bit about making you a middle child, but you have taken the role and made it so perfectly fitting for you. You love to play with Ruby, you are okay to play by yourself, and you are the best big sister to Luca! You are such a great compliment to both of them.
You told me you could never stop growing even though I asked otherwise, and that you were most excited to turn five so maybe you could loose a tooth!
You love our family movie nights, you also love to watch Peppa Pig and Max and Ruby. You enjoy playing Candy Land and we often have to search your collections of little things for the pieces.
You close out each day with your question quota met - somewhere in the 200s. You keep me accountable for promises I made two years ago, and I love that about you!
I can't believe you are five today, it seems surreal and impossible. It has been such an honor to be your mama for the last five years - the growth, the laughs, the love. You are impossibly cute and so hilarious.
We love you to the moon!
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Thursday, February 11, 2016
the nose saga continues
The nose situation.
I had the bump in my nose surgically removed yesterday and I severely underestimated the accompanying pain. On a scale of 1-10, it was a strong I'm probably going to die. Seriously, had nose job ever been on my bucket list, it most certainly wouldn't be now. Childbirth would have been preferred. And the way that I can't move my mouth now - I'll probably keep botox off of my list too. And if I said that to you in person, it would sound like: "I'll frolly keet votox off of vy list too." And then I would let my drink spill out of my mouth because I can no longer drink from a cup now, either. I'm classy like that.
On a serious note, I am waiting for the pathology results, and hopefully this will be the last I deal with this situation. It's scary to hear your doctor tell you that he has been in his line of work for a very long time and he has no clue what it might be. Trust is something I'm working on. That, and patience. And not googling. I'm ready to close this chapter of scary thoughts that interrupt my daily life.
I have been absolutely blown away with countless thoughtful messages that have just poured in. Thoughts and prayers and requests to bring dinner and take kiddos. I have the sweetest friends - friends I don't feel like I deserve, but I just feel empowered with their presence and their thoughtfulness.
I can't remember if I mentioned this or not, but Luca has had what I have suspected as a dairy sensitivity for months now. It has been very obvious to me for many months, I think it became a conscious thought when he began eating table food. He has been tested and is not actually allergic, but upon the doctor's advice, I took him off of absolutely every trace of dairy for two weeks to ensure it was indeed that (it was, he was a new kid). This week, I have allowed him to eat some of it. His sleeping is back to worse than newborn status. So, we're done with that for quite awhile.
he may be cute, but there is no one cute enough to make up for regular all nighters.
The girls and Jimmy continued their tradition of father/daughter dances - it was Ruby's fourth year to go! I hope they will continue this tradition long into the teenage years. I hope they will always look up to him with such adoring smiles. I hope they will always know how much he cherishes them, and that they find someone else who does the same.
That's it (oh, and the baby shower - success! Details to come) - waiting on nose results, waiting for the pain to disappear, and trusting God that all will be well.
So many thanks to my unbelievable friends that have loved on me through a scary time!
Monday, February 1, 2016
embrace the chaos and some nose drama
I always imagine January to be this beautiful, calm month - the hustle and bustle over, life slowed down, probably sipping coffee while taking in the snowy landscape. But not so snowy that life is complicated.
Here we are, January is over, and I feel like it mostly put me in a blender, turned it on and laughed its head off at me. We started the year with a bloody bang - my nose wouldn't stop bleeding. And it has done nothing but cause me issues since. I have seen three doctors who are all equally perplexed, and I'm waiting for my insurance to approve the surgery to have it removed and sent to pathology. I'm not thrilled at the circus this has been, but there is something slightly humorous about it all.
The schools became extra needy with various projects in January - costumes and family photo requests, show and tell, all about me posters. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION (I can't even.)
And so much of this sprung up when I decided on a road trip with my little elmo-loving companion. So a quick and simple road trip turned out to be an array of lists and instructions, followed by texting reminders to go hunt for various costume pieces. And trial hairdo options for the husband to do his best at not sending tiny hobos to school while I was away.
Ruby asked for a sewing machine for Christmas and Aunt Sara and Uncle Phil delivered - I was so excited at this being on her wishlist. This is a hobby that I can get behind! She chose to make Luca a blanket for her first project, and has since decided she is "an awesome sewer!" and has a list of projects to make for just about everyone in her life.
Sorry, Jimmy, about the fabric bills.
just because roses from the husband and baby straw faces - not much cuter.
My grandma is set to visit this week which is a big deal and such a treat - so we decided to plan Mere's shower around her arrival. I also have a tea and two dances to coordinate this weekend. Maybe after that the calm comes? Doubtful.
So yes, shower things. I have been busy crafting and buying ruffles and tulle and such. I'm excited for this weekend, and also so excited for this sweet baby girl to arrive!
I'm crossing my fingers for fewer obligations and I'm also learning how to prioritize my time. It's a work in progress, so for now, I'm embracing the chaos.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church Rapid City
You are invited to Love and Logic "Magic for Early Childhood: Birth to Six Years" 5-week parenting course, you'll learn compassionate insights, timely tools, and biblical guidance for parenting your little ones! Sessions will be on Tuesdays and will run from 6:30pm-8:00pm, the first session being October 18th. Cost for the entire course is $20/couple or $10/single. Pre-Registration is required. Call St. Paul's at 342.8804.
First United Methodist Church of Pierre
The Annual Turkey Supper at the First United Methodist Church of Pierre will is coming up on Wednesday, October 19th from 4:30- 7pm. All are welcome to share in delicious Turkey, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, homemade cranberry relish, pickles, and beets, and more! The cost is $10 for adults and $4 for children. FMI: 224.5939.
First Presbyterian Church – Whitewood
The 2nd Annual St Francis of Assisi, Pet Blessing at Oak Park in Whitewood SD October 16th @ 9am. The Youth Group will be leading the service. Bring your kitties and puppies and guppies, horses and chickens ...they are all God's creatures. Bring your own folding chair just in case! FMI: 605.545.4554.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church- Rapid City
The Episcopal Church Women Annual Harvest Salad Luncheon, Bake Sale and Treasure Sale will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 717 Quincy, on Wednesday, October 19th from 11am to 1:00pm. Tickets are $7.00 per person at the door. Proceeds from the Bake Sale and Treasure Sale will be given to support projects at Thunderhead Episcopal Camp, the Diocesan youth camp located 20 miles south of Lead/Deadwood, South Dakota. FMI: 342.0909
Sturgis Center For the Arts
The first annual Pop-Up Art Show is on display at Sturgis Center for the Arts and the Sturgis Public Library. See artwork created by students grades 1-8 at Sturgis Center for the Arts! Adults and teenagers artwork as well as sculpture art can be viewed at the Sturgis Public Library. The Artist Reception will be Thursday, October 20th from 4:30-6:00pm at both locations. FMI: 347.0242.
Bella Pregnancy Center- Spearfish
Support Bella Pregnancy Center's Gala For Life coming up on Oct 20th. This is the celebration of their 30th year, featuring guest speaker: Film producer, Jason Jones. FMI: 642.4140
St Paul's Lutheran Church- Rapid City
Your kids (ages 1-12) are invited to party in their pajamas at St. Paul's Pajama Jam on Oct 21st! While you take the night without kids to run errands, enjoy a date night, or just rest in the quiet at home, your kids will be participating in some fun fall crafts, games and activities! A light snack will also be provided. Session runs from 6:00-8:30pm. Cost is only $5 per family to help cover craft and snack expenses. Payment will be collected upon arrival by cash or check. Pre-Registration is required. Call St. Paul's at 342.8804
South Canyon Elementary PTA
You are invited to the 6th Annual South Canyon Elementary Craft Fair. There is something for everyone! There will be over 40 creative and unique Crafters and Vendors. Get your Christmas Shopping done early! Hours are from 9am to 3pm on Saturday October 22nd. FMI: 431.9622.
West Middle School
The 10th Annual West Middle School Holiday Vendor & Craft Fair Shop with dozens of vendors including candles, crafts, Tupperware, skin care, defense products, holiday items, crotchet & so much more!! It all happens on Oct 22nd. Concessions proceeds and part of vendor fees will be donated to Mended Little Hearts. 787.6760
Crossroads Wesleyan Church
Crossroads Wesleyan Church of Rapid City, South Dakota is having a garage sale, bake sale, and pancake feed in order to support a member in their congregation who is ill. The sale will be on Tuesday, Oct 22nd at the church at 7:30am. FMI: 342.3873.
SNA Singles
Celebrate fall with Saturday Night Alive this coming Saturday, October 22nd @ 6:00pm. We will be having a soup supper potluck and game night at Christian Life Ministries, 1948 N. Plaza Dr., Rapid City. Bring your favorite soup or food items that go with soup to share. Celebrate fall with food, fun and fellowship. For more information and/or directions, please contact Laurel @ 545.4852.
Blessed Sacrament Parrish Center
You are invited to a free luncheon for breast cancer survivors on Oct. 22nd from 11-1pm at Blessed Sacrament Church Parish Center, Rapid City. RSVP: Laurie @ 718.5656
Sturgis Community Center
The Annual Kiwanis Hobo Stew feed will be held Sunday, October 23rd from 5:00 – 6:30pm at the Sturgis Community Center. All you can eat Hobo Stew, French Bread and drinks for $7.00. Tickets can be purchased from club members or at the door. All proceeds help benefit local youth! FMI: 647.6513
Hot Springs Area Right To Life
You are invited to Souls CRAZY 4 LIFE - Freewill concert. It will be an enjoyable afternoon of great music, delicious desserts and warm fellowship among many friends who know that LIFE IS SACRED, LIFE IS SPECIAL, LIFE IS A BLESSING! Sunday, October 23rd from 1:30 to 3:30pm at Woolly's Western Grill. Crazy Woman Creek Band is playing. FMI: 745.5603.
Black Hills American Guild of Organists
The Black Hills Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents a members' recital on Sunday, October 23rd at 2 pm at Calvary Lutheran Church (5311 Sheridan Lake Rd.) in Rapid City. This benefit recital will feature local organists performing on Calvary's recently installed four manual organs. A free will offering will be collected for the Cornerstone Mission, a local shelter and resource center serving those with housing insecurity in our community. Please plan to attend this wonderful concert for a great cause! FMI: 670.8737
Eagles Club –Dickinson
On October 24th, the Dickinson Eagles Club is having a fundraiser to help with McCoy Anderson's medical expenses. It will be a night full of friends, food and fun! Silent auction, dinner, live auction, and try your luck at dolphin and duck races! The event begins at 4pm. Can't make the date? Please visit giveforward.com and search McCoy's Mission.
Sturgis Community Center
The Annual Sturgis Alliance of Churches Chili Feed will be held Monday, October 24th from 4:30 – 6:30 at the Sturgis Community Center. Come support your favorite church or business with a donation. All donations received will be used by the Alliance to help those in the Community who are in need. FMI: 347.65.13
Highmark Credit Union
Highmark Credit Union is kicking off the inaugural Joy of Sox Campaign Monday, October 24th. They are collecting new socks to give to local missions and shelters. Drop off your donations of new socks at any Highmark Credit Union branch from 9:00-5pm October 24th through November 17th. For more information, call 716.4444 Ext. 154
Trinity United Methodist Church- Lead
You are invited to a lasagna dinner at Trinity United Methodist church of Lead on Oct 27th from 4:30-6:30pm. Dinner will be served alongside a salad and pie bar. Adults $7 Kids under 12 $4. FMI: 584.1328
Black Hills Lutheran School
Join Black Hills Lutheran School for Shadow Day, Oct. 28th where 4th-11th graders experience life as a BHLS student for a day. The day runs from 7:55-2:55 and lunch is Free. Call 721.0760 to register your student.
Salvation Army Women's Auxillary
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary is having their 4th Annual Bake Sale Saturday, Oct 29th 10am - 2pm or till it sells out at two locations Safeway on Mt. Rushmore Rd. and The Salvation Army Thrift Store on E St. Patrick St. in Rapid City. All funds go towards local social service projects such as the upcoming Salvation Army Christmas Toy Shop which is held along with holiday food distributions to families in need. FMI: 209.0511
Open Bible Church – Rapid City
Children and families, you are invited to Open Bible's "trunk n treat" from car to car in the safety of the church property. Trunks are opened, decorated, and filled with treats Monday October 31st from 6-8pm Open Bible Christian Center is located at 2225 East St Patrick Street Rapid City. FMI: 342.4496
First Presbyterian Church – Whitewood
First Presbyterian Church in Whitewood, SD. is hosting "Trunk or Treat". They are a "safe place" for you to bring your children to get their "trick or treats" on "All Hallowed Eve" (Halloween). They will be in front of the church, (southside) parking lot, with their trunks open....full of treats! They want your kids to be blessed and safe, so bring them by to say "hello" and get a treat.
First Presbyterian Church- Whitewood
Fall soup supper, hot bread and desserts will be served by First Presbyterian Church Youth Group in Whitewood on November 2nd from 5:00 to 6:30pm. Free Will Donation taken for the youth. FMI: 545.4554
Grace United Methodist Church – Piedmont
Grace United Methodist Church in Piedmont-is having their Famous Turkey Dinner Nov.4th from 4:00 - 7:00pm. Serving roasted turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, salads, pie & drinks. Adults $8.00, Children (10 & under) $4.00. FMI: 787.4858
Suncatcher Theraputic Riding Academy
SunCatcher Therapeutic Riding invites you to dine on tasty chili from chefs in the area on Sat., Nov. 5th from 11:00 to 2:00pm at the Moose Lodge on E. St. Patrick, Rapid City. The Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for children. Vote for your favorite and bid on beautiful cakes. Proceeds support equine therapy for children, teens, and adults with special needs, physical and intellectual. FMI: 718.9293.
BH School of Supernatural Ministry
Black Hills School of Supernatural Ministry is offering a free seminar on Biblical Principles for Health & Stress Management on Nov. 5th from 9:00- 4:00pm. This workshop will be a combination of live teaching and practical exercises designed to help you discover and learn to address the unique stressors and health issues impacting YOUR life. To register or for more information, contact Valerie at 431.5164.
First Presbyterian Church- Whitewood SD
You are invited to Presbyterian Women's Fall Bazaar, November 5th from 1 to 4pm. Crafts, pies and baked goods for sale. Everyone is welcome! FMI: 545.4554.
Rapid Valley United Methodist Church
Rapid Valley United Methodist church is having their annual Turkey Dinner/Silent Auction on Sunday, November 6th from 11:45 am-1:30pm. They will be serving a delicious meal consisting of turkey, mashed potatoes, a variety of salads, green beans, sweet potatoes, dinner rolls, a beverage and dessert. Pre-sale tickets adults $9 children $4 children. Children under 5 are free. Tickets at the door will be adults $10 and children $5. FMI: 393.1526
Act For America
You're invited to the Elks Theatre on Nov. 9th at 7:00pm to watch "Controversy & Covenant, The City of the Great King." This movie is the second installment in a 5 part series examining the age-old controversy over the city of Jerusalem, a city that is central in the biblical narrative and redemptive history yet she is burdened by competing ambitions. There is no cost for admission but a free will offering will be received. For more information call 391.1654.
Volunteers of America
The 2016 Soup for a Cause is Volunteers of America's signature fundraising event that raises critically needed funds for services in the Rapid City community. It will be held November 10th from 5:30pm-7:30pm, at the Central States Fairgrounds. Soup for a cause is a wonderful, family-friendly event featuring gourmet soups donated and served by local restaurants and churches, as well as hand-made bowls, children's games & prizes and they are featuring live music at this event. FMI: 341.8336
Spearfish International House of Prayer
Spearfish Int. House of Prayer is hosting a School of The Holy Spirit, Nov. 11-12th. Speakers include Pastor Brent Parker of Destiny Four Square Church Rapid City, Pastor Dr. Dallas McKinley, River Center Church Pierre, and Pastor Holly Jacobs. Check out their Facebook page, Spearfish International House of Prayer & Restoration Center or their website, www.sihoponline.org for schedules and updates. This is no registration fee for this event.
Hot Springs Area Right To Life
Give Them a HOME is an event being held in Hot Springs on Orphan Sunday, November 13th at the Mueller Civic Center from 2pm– 4:30pm. This event is being held to educate people about foster care and adoption. You will be able to hear testimonies from foster care parents and adoptive parents. You will also be able to ask questions. Our region is short approximately 30 homes for foster care children and you could make a huge difference in meeting this need. FMI: 745.4876
Cornerstone Rescue Mission
One of Cornerstone Rescue Mission's faithful volunteers is currently in need of some very specific treatment. You can find him constantly serving at the mission, but he fights for each breath. A GoFundMe account has been set up for him. For more information on his story (let Wayne Breath Again), go to https://www.gofundme.com/2kre38ec


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