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If I could,
I would forget.
The pain we shared,
the laughter we endured
If I could,
I would forget
how your sharp eyes cut through me
like a rusty knife,
I would forget
the shouting we did so often,
I would forget loneliness and sadness,of being left behind in the rain
I know we both did bad things,
but alas ,
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I don't read much poetry and write even less, so I'm not a great judge, but I read all your poems (as of June 7 obviously) and I like this one the best. I find all your poems similar - choppy, but in a good way I think and full of some really raw emotion. I like the repitition in this one and the sharp eyes/ rusty knife simile. I also fully understood this one whereas you lost me a bit on some of the other ones. Overall, good job and keep writing!
Thank you, this is one of my newer ones my older ones I find that sometimes even I don't understand. Thank you for commenting, it really makes me want to write more :)
I feel sorry for you, and I'm sure that whoever did this to you, feels EXTREMELY sorry as well. His or her heart must be torn in half. It must feel really bad.
On a lighter note, this piece of artwork is very original. I like the style in which you transformed your feelings into words. Continue writing please! Maybe a sequel, about how, if ever, the friendship is resolved?
I found this poem magnificent, because it grabbed my attention just as soon as I read the title. Just curioius, you don't have to answer this question. Is this based on something that happened to you? If it is, I can most definitely relate. It actually brought back a few memories of mine and made me shed a few tears. Very amazing. Keep up the great work!
sadly, it is, But I feel better about it now. Thank you for commenting!
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Is your monthly car payment reduced in Chapter 13?
Answer Maybe..but then it goes on for longer. Chapter 13 offers individuals a number of advantages over liquidation under chapter 7. Perhaps most significantly,… chapter 13 offers individuals an opportunity to save their homes from foreclosure. By filing under this chapter, individuals can stop foreclosure proceedings and may cure delinquent mortgage payments over time. Nevertheless, they must still make all mortgage payments that come due during the chapter 13 plan on time. Another advantage of chapter 13 is that it allows individuals to reschedule secured debts like cars (other than a mortgage for their primary residence) and extend them over the life of the chapter 13 plan. Doing this may lower the payments. Chapter 13 also has a special provision that protects third parties who are liable with the debtor on "consumer debts." This provision may protect co-signers. Finally, chapter 13 acts like a consolidation loan under which the individual makes the plan payments to a chapter 13 trustee who then distributes payments to creditors. Individuals will have no direct contact with creditors while under chapter 13 protection.
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What do you think happens? The creditors have the money. They have to apply it to your debt balance, which will increase dramatically because they get to charge you for …all the late fees, penalties and interest, not to mention any legal fees, that they could not add while you were in bankruptcy. I hope the dismissal was worth it.
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Can I change the payment plan after I have already filed Chapter 13?
Many people struggle with keeping up with the strict payment plans that go along with the chapter 13 bankruptcy. Typically when you cannot keep up with your payments you shou…ld talk to the court and also consider the possibility of switching to Chapter 7.
Can you make a partial payment to the chapter 13 trustee?
You should check with your c 13 trustee. In general you can make a partial payment, but if the next payment is also a partial payment, or if you do not make up the difference,… the trustee will file a motion to dismiss your case. It is always a good idea to let the trustee's office know your next payment will be short and why, and when you expect to get caught up. If you will not be able to continue the c. 13 payments as set forth in the plan, you may be able to end your c. 13 early or convert to a c 7. Consult your bankruptcy lawyer.
How often are Payments made to trustee in Chapter 13?
Monthly. Although if the money is taken as a garnishment it is the monthly amount / how many times you get paid in a month. Remember there are 4 1/3 weeks in a month, no…t 4. Speak with an attorney about your specific situation. If you can not find an attorney, contact your local Bar association and they will refer you to one.
Can you include your mortgage payment in chapter 13?
Back payments yes, forward payments must be kept current.
How much are the payments on a chapter 13?
Answer The petitioner submits the repayment schedule/plan to the court and the court decides whether or not it is acceptable. The best option fo…r the petitioner is to retain a qualified bankruptcy attorney rather than self-filing, as the forms, required documentation and so forth can be complicated to say the least. If the petitioner qualifies for the bankruptcy he or she should be aware that they will be placed on a very strict budget, which is one reason so many people fail to complete a chapter 13 BK ("Adjustments of Debts of an Individual With Regular Income").
What happens if you file a chapter 13 bankruptcy and you cannot make the payments?
Your case is dismissed, and you lose all protection of the court. You can expect your creditors to then act quickly and agressively to seize what they can and secure any asset…s and judgments they can.
Can you stop your chapter 13 payment?
You MAY be able to stop your BK..but if you actually mean, can you just not pay your debts and legal obligations without serious conseqeunces to you - presumably you don't wan…t to and feel you have other things much more important...NO..that is what BK is doing for you. I'm sorry...but good lord the idea is offensive...PAY YOUR DEBTS...LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS..... BK (which is what YOU requested and an agreement YOU made to live by) IS ALREADY FORCING OTHER PEOPLE TO PAY FOR YOU (your payment plan is only for a SMALL portion of what you owe)... ISN'T THAT ENOUGH?
What if your chapter 13 case is dismissed because you are behind on payments?
Answer If the Court dismissed your Chapter 13 for failure to make the plan payments, it is as if you never filed for bankruptcy. However, there is one important …exception. If you refile for bankruptcy within one year of the dismissal, the automatic stay will expire within 30 days unless you file a motion to extend the stay and prove to the satisfaction of the Court that the current filing is in good faith.
What happens after chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is basically a set repayment plan that is usually allowed by court, even if the creditor objects. When you satisfy your payments in the allotted time you… have usually settled your bankruptcy. See the related link below for detailed info on chapter13 bankruptcy.
In Georgia After a chapter 13 has been dismissed can you refile a chapter 13?
It makes no difference where you are...bankruptcy is Federal. Under the bankruptcy laws effective from October 17, 2005, Chapter 7 cannot be filed unless the debtor was disch…arged from the previous Chapter 7 or bankruptcy more than eight years ago. The debtor cannot file a Chapter 13 unless: (1) the debtor received a discharge under Chapter 7, 11 or 12 more than four years ago; or (2) the debtor received a discharge under Chapter 13 more than two years ago. That's only a very small part of an answer to your question...the real one being: bankruptcy is for resolving an extraordinary bad luck in life event...a once in a lifetime event. Its a real break..that in most parts of the world you just don't get..there you pay your debts, or your kids, family do, or (and frequently it's AND) very bad things happen to you. But most certainly, your not a trusted member of the community ever again..and you ain't reneging on your solemn oath to pay again. If you looking to do it even a few years after having done it, until you substantially change your ways....likely just about everything in your spending habits and probably even how and what you feel you deserve from others and yourself....you'll just continue being a bankrupt... in ways much more than money. Hey...wake up...what your doing...what your taking from others...it obviously ain't working for you and certainly ain't making you rich. Change. NOW.
What happens if you default on a chapter 13?
The the Trustee can file a motion to dismiss your bk.
What happens when a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is voluntarily dismissed in Georgia?
Answer The same thing that happens when a Chapter 13 is dismissed in any other state. It is as if the bankruptcy was never filed. The automatic stay is lifted a…nd the trustee returns any money left on hand to you.
If you fall behind mortgage payment in Chapter 13 can they foreclose?
Exactly how many chances do you think you should get? Hey that "they" your speaking about, it may well be my retirement savings....buy what you can afford, pay your bill…s, or get rid of it and live differently. it is not OK to mis mortgage payments. No everyone doesn't so it....a very, very small percentage of people do. And after getting Chap. 13 protection from having lied originally about how you would pay....to do it again...why not save everyone the trouble and just move out to something you can afford? Get some financial advice...maybe someone to really sit down and handle things for you....you've asked what now....7 very basic type questions that all indicate you ever relly understood you are actually expected to pay the loans you get and that you buy a lot of stuff....cars, time shares, more and more...you can't afford....nor do you feel you should have to pay for.
Can you defer a chapter 13 payment?
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I live in Oklahoma and own a small oil company. I use equipment that is powered by magneto based electrical systems to produce oil. Due to the downturn in the oil industry most if not all the magneto repair shops have closed their doors. I needed a magneto repaired and started surfing the internet for a repair shop. Fortunately, I found Rudy Calin. In a matter of minutes, after calling Rudy, a magneto was in route to Kiefer, Oklahoma from Forest Lake, Minnesota. Three days from the time I first talked with Rudy on the telephone the magneto arrived.
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Just wanted to say thanks for doing the rebuild on my son's mag for his great grandpa's allis chalmers B. Darned if it didn't start right up after over 15 years of non use. Shoulda seen the smile on that kids face (Brad ).
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I received my new Wico 1263 Magneto today and just wanted to say thanks for the fine product! I put it on my 29 John Deere GP and after just a few cranks it took right off! It was the first time in over 15 years that tractor had been started by hand! It's absolutely made my day! I'll be sure to recommend you to any of my friends who may be looking for a mag.
Thanks again, Beau
The mag for the Case you worked on is great! starts easy, runs smooth.
Thanks, Josh
I received a call from a guy that has a 1938 Indian Chief with an Edison Splitdorf CD mag that has lost it's spark. He asked if he could bring the bike over and repair his mag while still on the bike. I have a motorcycle lift in the shop and accommodated him. What a nice bike! He sent me this e-mail:
Hello Rudy, Just wanted to say thanks for gettin' the ole Indian up and goin' again for me. It was a difficult fall last year with it bein' down and not runnin'. If yer travels take you down I94 in this direction feel free to stop on in for a coffee or a beer. Ride safe !!
Thanks again, Larry R.
Rudy, Thank you Thank You! My F-12 starts on the second pull cold and on the first pull warm. It hasn't started so well in 5- 10 years. I could get it running by pulling it with a truck, and assumed it was getting good spark. I have shared your business cards (and starting demonstrations) with a few friends that also have F-12's. You don't know what a pleasure it is to have it start right up. I bet I have pulled the starter crank a thousand times only to be totally frustrated and tired. Keep up the great work.
Kurt Wentorf, Caledonia WI
Just a short note from Maine to let you know that the magneto you repaired for me recently works GREAT. My John Deere A has not run so good since I owned it. It also starts a lot easier and idles at a very low RPM without skipping a beat. Thanks for a job well done.
Richard from Maine


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My organisation is currently transitioning from Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 but since we migrated the first batch of mailboxes to Exchange 2010 email going out of the organization are queuing up and queue's are indicating error message below:
451 4.4.0 primary target IP address responded with: 452 5.7.3 cannot achieve exchange server authentication.
Any help on this will be highly appreciated.
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Not sure of the precise answer but I think these links might help:
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Jan 29, 2013 at 7:53 UTC
Good links, Nelson. I agree it's probably something you need to check or uncheck on the Authentication or Permission Groups tab of the connector.


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Town of Lisbon - Many Lisbon property owners are paying less in real estate taxes this year compared to last year because of lower school taxes.
It is not an unusual for Village of Sussex taxpayers to occasionally experience lower real estate tax bills because the assessed valuation of properties for tax purposes are adjusted yearly and will cause tax bills to rise and fall, according to Village Clerk Sue Freiheit.
Assessed valuations in the town are not adjusted yearly, according Town Clerk/Administrator Jeff Musche. Musche said he could not estimate the number of lower tax bills in the town but he said many of them belong to homeowners living in the Arrowhead, Merton community, and Hamilton school district.
"The Merton school district taxes went down about 3 percent; there was very little change in Arrowhead taxes. They practically flat-lined and there was a little decrease in Hamilton taxes for a Town of Lisbon residents," he explained.
He said he did not know how much the average tax bill reduction was this year. There were, however, indications of reductions of $45 to $50 on some tax bills for homeowners who lived in the Merton and Arrowhead school districts.
Merton Community School District is an elementary and middle school district that serves the western edge of the town. Arrowhead is a high school district that serves most town residents who live west of Highway 164. Residents living east of Highway 164 are served by the Hamilton district which is kindergarten through high school.
Musche said a slight reduction in the town's equalized valuation was a factor that contributed to the decrease in school taxes.
The equalized valuation is the estimated value of all properties within a district or municipality as established by the state Department of Revenue. It is usually a higher and more up-to-date estimate than the assessed valuation of a community which is established by the local assessor.
The equalized valuation is intended to make sure that each community within a school district contributes equitably to funding the district.
Musche explained that when a community's equalized valuation is lowered, it often pays less of a share that year in the school district tax levy.
The tax levy is the total amount of taxes a school district or municipality seeks to raise. The tax rate is the amount each individual home owner pays toward the levy based on the assessed valuation of their property.
While school taxes represent the biggest share of an individual tax bill, other government units such as Waukesha County, Waukesha County Technical College and the state contributed to the lower tax bill with lower individual levies in 2012 compared to 2011. The Town of Lisbon was the only increase on the tax bill with a 1.1-per cent increase above 2011.
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Don't miss out on this Moroccan Tea Party!
Don't miss out on this Moroccan Tea Party!
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We found this early video of Emily and had to share it with you. It's the story of how it began and why we continue to explore.
Mother's Day, the one day dedicated to all mother's around the globe. You work so hard to keep the kids on schedule, to make sure everyone is fed, you sacrifice your few precious hours of sleep to tend to sick babies. It's no easy job. Every Mother's Day we try and thank those who've raised us and looked after us for so many years – the ones who still pick up our calls to listen and never stop encouraging us to explore the world. We've gathered a few recipes and DIYs for this year's special day, and while we realize most of our Mother's Days won't be so calm and collected, it's nice to dream, right?
This Mother's Day, let's…
Spend all morning diving into the pile of magazines and books we never seem to have time to read. Surround ourselves with fresh flowers. Drink our coffee slowly… in silence. Buy outfits for ourselves. Re-read old Mother's Day cards and remember the first time we heard "mama". Open pretty packages. Enjoy a long brunch with family. Remember the women who helped us become the ladies we are today. Get lost in art and celebrate the everyday beauty of being a mother.
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Cinco de Mayo is a day for celebration! The fifth of May is the anniversary of the Mexican army's unlikely victory in 1862 in the fight for independence from French forces. In honor of Cinco de Mayo, we've rounded up a few recipes and DIY's for this year's fiesta.
Tablescapes – Mix & match old vases with cigar boxes to create a unique tablescape. Add bright flowers and succulents to bring your table to life!
Embroidered Textiles – The art of embroidery dates back thousands of years. Today, the hand stitching can be found anywhere from cocktail dresses to cocktail napkins.
Paletas – These pineapple and lime Mexican ice pops are sure to be a hit.
Piñata Crackers – This is a DIY your little ones won't want to miss. Fill them with candy as set them out for your guests to takes as party favors.
Mexican Corn Salad – Bright, delicious, and easy to throw together!
Paper Garland – We were smitten with Lovely Indeed's orange & pink flag garland. An easy DIY to liven up your fiesta.
Upcycled Vases – Rinse out your old tin cans, fill them with sand & succulents (or fresh flowers!) to create new vases.
Piñata Sugar Cookies – Mini piñatas in the form of cookies? Yes, please!
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Emilynne, our excel whiz , traveled to her home away from home to the sunny and humid group of islands in the Pacific.
Last October/November I took a short hike halfway across the world to visit my sister for her semester break in the Philippines. A lot of the school holidays in the Philippines do fall,slightly suspiciously, during major Catholic Feast Days. This means that the Triduum of All Hallows, Christmas, and Holy Week are all holidays that the children may observe with family.
Once I heard about this break, I jumped at the opportunity to visit my mom and my sister, travel a bit of my parents' home-country, and (most importantly) soak in some sun and warmth!
We did a small amount of traveling, but kept it relatively simple for this go-around as two of my friends (pretty much my sisters by everything but blood) were flying in and out of Manila via slightly different itineraries. My friend Radhika and I got in one evening and our first stop was Taal Vista Resort in Tagaytay, about an hour south of Manila. The resort has a stunning view of the Taal Volcano.
Yes, that is an active volcano. In fact, people are not allowed to settle on the island, and even the resort we were staying in is technically within the danger zone. It's hard to believe that this is an active volcano, which had quite a bit of activity as recently as July 2011, when you look at all the lush foliage surrounding it.
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Sandra, our data guru, shares her travel highlights in the unexplored parts of London and Wales.
My brother and I traveled to the UK at the end of December to sight-see and visit our grandma and
uncle in the south of Wales. Since we've both been to London before, we skipped the standard tourist
stuff and took a lot of day trips before heading to Wales. Here are a few highlights from our trip:
London. Royal Ballet, one of the top ballet companies in the world, is a must see if you're a ballet fan
or appreciate grace mixed with athleticism. Try to catch a performance with principal dancer Alina
Sightseeing tip: If you've been to London before and London Pass isn't economical, Days Out Guide
offers 2 for 1 promotions with a valid travelcard from a rail station (must have the National Rail logo;
travelcards from London Underground won't work) and it includes some attractions, such as the London
Eye, that aren't covered by London Pass: http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/2for1-london
Stonehenge. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and on my bucket list of things to see. The henge is roped
off so you can't touch or wander among the stones unless you sign up for a special dawn/dusk viewing.
It was very cold and windy there so make sure to wear lots of layers if you visit in the winter!
Bath. Who doesn't want to see the city where Jane Austen's characters go to recuperate? Ok maybe
just me. The city of Bath is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has the only hot springs in the UK.
We took a tour of the Bath Abbey Towers (hilarious yet informative tour of the history of the abbey),
explored the Roman Baths, sampled the spring water at the Pump Room (tastes like warm iron, gross),
and ended the day soaking in the thermal waters at Thermae Bath Spa.
Tintern Abbey. Tintern Abbey is the first Cisterian monestary in Wales and inspired William
Wordsworth's poem "Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey" and Alfred, Lord Tennyson's
poem "Tears, Idle Tears." The surrounding Wye Valley has beautiful scenic walks along the River Wye; a
perfect diversion while waiting for the next bus back to Chepstow!
Llandudno. Llandudno is the largest seaside resort in Wales and has a Victorian promenade and the
longest pier in Wales. The town has loose ties to Alice's Adventure in Wonderland as Alice Liddell, the
"real Alice," spent her summers there. Most attractions are closed in the winter, so after walking along
the promenade and pier, we searched for Alice in Wonderland statues scattered around the town (there
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A number of years ago, when Fox News was still relatively new and people were still discussing the *surprising* fact that people were watching it in droves, I attended a conference where one of the speakers made a comment I never forgot: "Rupert Murdoch was appealing to a niche market when he started Fox News: half the country."
You'd think Hollywood would catch on to something like that. In an industry that parses demographics into tiny slices —"Women 18-25 will love this movie!", "This show is aimed at teen boys 12-15!"— it's odd then that it's still such a shock whenever that aforementioned half the country falls for a movie. More shocking still is how few movies are produced to appeal to that "niche" market.
It shouldn't be so hard. There are many different types of conservatives and a wide range of topics that can be covered in films that would bring people to the theaters. It doesn't have to be preachy and it doesn't have to be boring. The top 5 most important conservative movies of the last 15 years have almost nothing in common with each other. They're in turn patriotic, pro-God, anti-Hollywood liberals, pro-life, and pro-small government/free market.


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The Scrap Book
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Hi, I'm iLLy, you probably know me from such things as just generally being one of the cooler individuals who used to frequent ComicVine, or as that one dude who manages to annoy Courtney. There's a few of you that know that I'm a writer, but probably more as that one guy who annoys Courtney, but there's no money to be made in annoying Courtney so I thought maybe I should further establish myself as a writer on one of the forums I'm more fond of. So less annoying Courtney and more writing, right? Wrong. More annoying Courtney and more writing, but seeing as how I don't want to put time into full fledged projects in the fan fic board, I'm going to start up a weekly or bi-monthly blog, depending on how much time I'm devoting to it and how much time I can devote to it.
Without further ado, I present to you the Scrap Book.
In these weekly/bi-monthly blogs you will find conceptual notes/detailed descriptions to ideas for possible books I have/had that just don't appeal to me anymore or aren't possible inside of their universes, anymore. These ideas will almost always involve one of the bigger companies properties/characters since I'm very overprotective of my own personal work and concepts. So, in short, I will be posting ideas, however stupid they may seem in my head for stories that would fit [or no longer fit] into Marvel's canon.
What you can expect in the immediate Scrap Books:
Fantastic Five: A book that has little to do with Reed Richards. Spoiler alert, the Fantastic Four disband and five people take their place in a book about families. A community of super-people, I guess. Yup.
Flash Thompson, Spider-Man: Flash Thompson as Spider-Man. Venom's involved. In fact, it's a book about a really in depth insight about Flash Thompson and Venom both as separate characters and the evolution of both characters. It's also a book about how Peter Parker isn't the center of the universe.
The Punishers: A Punisher book. The idea behind it that makes this one unique is that...the Punisher will seem three dimensional? Maybe. It delves a bit into Frank's path, gives him new reasons to kill criminals, blahblahblah. Also, more Punishers. Punisher cults. Maybe Alves will reappear idk.
New Avengers: New Avengers will be a book that is kind of a spiritual successor to Young Avengers but it's an outdated idea maybe with the new Young Avengers book, maybe.
And much more.
We'll see.
Expect the first Scrap Book soon.


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My Son's Bris: Why I Was Not Prepared for This
Before Jack was born, I thought I prepared as much as I could for his bris. With the help of my mother-in-law, Pennye, we compiled a list of invitees, researched kosher caterers, and created to-do lists. Pennye bought paper goods, readied the room with tables and folding chairs, and lots of gauze pads. She also explained the ceremony to my parents so they would know what to expect. (I also had to do some research myself, as I had never been to a bris before.)
Once Jack was born, we were able to set a date for the bris (which takes place on a baby's eighth day), and she and Sam created the order of the ceremony, finalized the details with the mohel, and gathered RSVPs. Everything was prepared, except me. Nothing could have fully prepared me for that day.
I wasn't mentally prepared to be one of the centers of attention just three days after coming home from the hospital after giving birth. My brain was mush after a week of not sleeping and trying to adjust to this new lifestyle. All I could think of was whatever Jack required at the moment. Why is he crying and how do I make him stop his crying? Is he hungry? Why is he not eating? Should I swaddle him? Rock him? Change his diaper? There was minimal spare room in my brain to make small talk with the 60+ guests during the bris.
I also wasn't spiritually ready to hear the mohel (the Hebrew word for someone who performs a ritual circumcision) explain that our son was to be raised Jewish. Part of me knew that our son was to be raised Jewish. I had even said these words out loud. Sam and I had discussed this at length. We came to the conclusion that Jack was to be Jewish and I was comfortable with that decision. But, when the mohel started talking about how this ceremony physically marks Jack as a Jew, for first time it finally sunk in. Our child will not be Catholic; he will not be receiving the sacraments (baptism, first holy communion, etc.). He will not share my spiritual journey or that of my parents. Rather, Jack will be on a similar spiritual path as Sam, one that, despite many discussions and much private study, is still somewhat foreign to me.
Finally, I wasn't emotionally prepared to hear those painful screams of my first born, as the mohel performed the physical act of Jack's circumcision. At that moment, I had escaped to the darkness of my bedroom, and was convulsing in tears, wanting it to end. I wanted to comfort him. I wanted to hold him, feed him and tell him that I would protect him from all the harm and dangers in the world. I wanted to create a protective bubble around him, so that he would never ever get hurt again. Instead, the experience made me feel alone and helpless. My body felt like a wreck after the birth, my mind was mush, and now my heart was breaking.
After the mohel finished, Sam brought Jack to me so I could feed him. The three of us shared a quiet moment together before I wiped my tears away, mustered up a smile and brought Jack back to the party, where he was passed around and photographed like a prized possession. I spent the rest of the party making small talk with whatever space was left in my brain.
Looking back, the ceremony was beautiful. Sam's extended family was there to celebrate, including Jack's great grandmother, great grandfather and great-great aunt. Jack's namesake's daughter spoke wonderfully of her father and wished all of Uncle Jack's best qualities to be passed on to little Jack. My parents and some of my siblings were in attendance, supporting our decision to raise Jack as a Jew. We even honored both sets of parents during the ceremony. It was wonderful to have everyone here upholding the oldest Jewish tradition, and I have no regrets about our decision to do so, though I wish I could have been more prepared.
Congratulations! It's a …
The conversation went something like this:
Amy: So we're just going to be surprised when I give birth, right? Like when the doctor says, "Congratulations! It's a ___!!"
Matt: Have you lost your mind? No, we're not going to be surprised. Isn't being pregnant at 40 surprise enough for you?
Amy: (laughing) Well, I didn't know what Roxy and Everett were until they were born. You knew with YOUR son?!
Matt: (laughing) Uhhhhh, yeah I did! I NEED to know. NEED. How else are you supposed to prepare???
And then I sat there overthinking, a skill I've mastered, while remembering my previous pregnancies. I remember the panic I felt as a first-time mom-to-be, not totally secure in my decision to "not find out" and continually telling people my standard line of, "Well how many things can you truly be surprised about these days?" But I went with it, even as I started a baby registry with the urging of friends and family who were eager to celebrate with me. I picked out generic yellow and green everything, with frogs and duckies all while telling myself that I didn't believe in perpetuating traditional gender roles but deep inside longing for pink, or blue, or ruffles or dinosaurs.
My freak out continued as my belly grew, wondering how I was possibly going to get all the things I was going to need as a first-time parent without having a baby shower—our traditional Jewish families didn't believe in having one, as Jewish culture can dictate superstition for some people. No bringing baby stuff into the house! It's bad luck! We settled on the garage as a safe zone as my due date loomed closer. My mom kept assuring me, don't worry Amy, stuff will just arrive. I didn't believe her for a minute.
In the meantime, my worry grew, as my Jewish ex-husband and I put a mohel on hold (my gut told me it was a girl but, let's be real, it was a 50/50 shot in the dark) and discussed plans for a potential baby naming ceremony should we not be planning a bris, and I did my best to go with the flow and embrace tradition. All the while I truly wanted to ignore everything I was taught to believe and just do what I wanted to in order to ease my mind.
But true to my mom's word, Roxy was born and I became best friends with the UPS guy and I'm pretty sure the recycling truck was tired of picking up boxes. Baby items kept showing up after she was born, and plenty of pink was there among the green and yellow. Roxy's naming ceremony happened as close to eight days after her birth as possible, because I was a true believer that if a bris needed to happen in eight days for a boy, I wasn't going to differentiate. I felt solace in my Judaism and was comforted by my decisions as the weeks went on, certain that at least I fulfilled connections of generations that came before me.
Two years later, I did it again with Everett—this time feeling a little better knowing I had the essentials already in place (and justifying because Roxy still used a lot of it) but still feeling an empty longing while painting his future room my favorite color orange and some jealousy over attending other baby showers knowing I wouldn't be having one. I kept trying to make peace with tradition and telling myself it's OK—if it's a boy, the blue dinosaur onesies will be on my doorstep after this baby is born. I listened to our families and let tradition guide me, and lo and behold, Everett was born, there was plenty of blue, the mohel on hold showed up on day eight and all was right with my world.
Fast forward almost seven years later.
I'm laying on the ultrasound table with nervous anticipation. It's my third child but it's been awhile since my days of diapers and bottles. I'm on the edge of a total meltdown and I can hardly look at Matt, afraid if we make eye contact I'm totally going to lose it and start crying because it feels so new.
"So are we finding out?" the ultrasound tech asks us, as she guides the wand across my belly and pictures of the baby appear on the screen. Matt and I lock eyes and I look away quickly and answer before I can change my mind.
"Yes. Yes. Yes. He (pointing at Matt) needs to know. And I can't have him know and me not, so let's do this. Tell us. Tell us."
The room is silent. In my brain I'm thinking please say it's a girl. Please. It will be so much easier if it's a girl. Matt already agreed with me that our child will be raised Jewish, but parameters haven't been worked out and reconciling my desire to connect to tradition while honoring his beliefs has never been more overwhelming. Come on. Say it. Girl. It needs to be a girl. I'm not sure I'm ready to deal with the reality of boy. Putting the mohel on hold. I don't know if I can do this. Girl. Girl. Girl.
I'm doing this chant on repeat in my head. Yet in my heart I know what she's going to say before the words come out. I woke up at 3 a.m. knowing. The definite knowledge of what this baby is. And my gut is rarely wrong.
She zooms in and points to the screen.
There it is she says. Congratulations, you're having a baby boy.
Matt laughs and says, "I knew it."
So did I my love. So did I.
My heart is overflowing with joy, our perfectly imperfect family is growing, and ladies and gentlemen, we're having a boy. Everett is beyond thrilled. Roxy whined that she already hassssss a little brother, but it's OK mommy, I'll love him anyway. Matt jokes to me about having a "brisk"—doing it on purpose to make me laugh and lighten my worry as I roll my eyes and say "It's a BRIS!!!!" as he questions me about the food that I tell him people are going to show up with on day eight.
I have no idea how any of this is going to actually happen, or who the mohelim in Maine are or the myriad of questions that we still have unanswered or have yet to discuss. Bring on the blue dinosaurs and bottles. A baby boy. I stare at the printed ultrasound picture, hugging it close to my chest. The unknown has time to wait. Matt grasps my hand and kisses my forehead. I can't wait to meet you my baby boy.
For more information, check out IFF's Guide to Birth Ceremonies for Interfaith Families.
A Surprise Announcement (aka a Love Story)
Once upon a time, Amy, a divorced Jewish girl from Jersey, met Matt, a divorced Irish Catholic boy from Philly, in the unlikely state of Maine. They went on some dates. Amy tried to convince herself Matt was too "nice and normal" and Matt ignored her and made her dinner and bought her flowers.They both realized pretty quickly that they were living a real-life Disney movie and suddenly the two found themselves blissfully in love, minus the talking animals of course.
Matt and Amy knew that they had a partner in each other, to support one another, laugh with, cry with and everything in between. They introduced their children to each other, they met one another's families.They created a new life for themselves, together, figuring out how to start over in a serious relationship after divorce while already having kids and embracing the chaos, the unknowns, the differences and the sameness. Matt moved into Amy's house, and to this day, continues to help her create what has become an actual home, reflecting the uniqueness of the kids and adults who live there.
This month, I celebrated my 40th birthday with Matt and my kids by my side. The significance of turning 40 has been huge for me, making me feel like I'm crossing some kind of real grown-up threshold and am caught between not quite feeling old enough to truly be the adult I imagined, while balancing paying a mortgage, organizing the household and parenting. Having Matt in my life to share it with makes the transition smoother, and as I have been reminded numerous times, 40 is the new 20 (without the ability to understand snapchat). So this week, with me settling into this new decade, we decided it was the perfect opportunity to really make things interesting for our family and friends, because that's how we roll around here.
Using the power of social media, we enjoyed shocking everyone by announcing that we're expecting this fall, which was as terribly fun to share as it was unexpected news (yes, our immediate families all knew prior to our announcement). And let me tell you—doing this at 40 with a 9-year-old and a 6 1/2-year-old at home is sooooo much harder than it was when I first started the journey of being a mom. I'm exhausted all the time and I somehow blocked out the joys of morning sickness, body aches and maternity jeans (actually, that last one I'm kind of in love with). But I'm feeling pretty good overall, and as my belly grows so does my excitement and nervousness about our expanding family.
Before Matt and I found out we were new parents-to-be, he joked to me one day that if we ever had a kid together I could pick the religion if he could pick the sports teams. A die-hard Philly fan vs. a New York sports fan was going to be hard enough with us living in New England, but there's truth in laughter and my answer with a smile and a giggle was sure, darling, fair deal—never imagining that at 40 it could ever be reality. Yet here we are, finding ourselves with a child on the way, facing these very real questions about how we're going to parent and what kind of impact our interfaith relationship will have on our baby on the way.
Our families have their own opinions and questions, many of which haven't been vocalized, yet their subtle, careful questions paint a clear picture of uncertainty. Friends have been surprisingly more to the point, with direct questions expecting exact answers. My two kids, with their strong Jewish identities had their own Jewish birth stories, with a community naming ceremony for Roxy and a bris for Everett, both on the eighth day of their lives. Matt's 10-year-old was baptized in the tradition of his own religious lineage, and it's all Matt knows when it comes to connecting birth and religion.
We've discussed our own connections to these traditions and our journey of figuring out our "what next" has truly begun. What felt abstract about our interfaith relationship before is now "in your face," and while I feel confident that our communication is strong and that we have the ability to be open and understanding with each other, there's so much on the table that truly overwhelms me.
Raising a child is hard enough, even when the parents come from similar backgrounds. Add in divorce, co-parenting and a couple committed to each other who come from different worlds and aren't engaged (can we please just deal with one major life change at a time?). Welcoming a child into this conglomeration? Well, this 40-year-old pregnant woman and her amazing boyfriend are doing a killer job of navigating, if I do say so myself.
Matt keeps me grounded through it all, with his calm demeanor and his "Stop worrying about everything, of course we'll figure it out and I just want you to be happy" attitude. And he's right, I know he's right. I'm going to trust in him, and in this.
We might not have it all figured out, but this baby is already a blessing. The ride might be bumpy, but the destination will surely be joyous.
My Son's Circumcision
When our second child, a boy, was born, my (Jewish) husband was adamant that he be circumcised. Everyone has their own baggage, and I'm far from exempt from that. I grew up without a dad; I was dead certain that I wanted my children to have an active, involved and dedicated father. I didn't want them to have just one parent, so it was vital to me to respect him as a parent. This was his son as much as he was mine, and it was that absolute for him. He would be circumcised.
It's one thing to blithely agree to something and then realize how incredibly hard it's going to be. Like daycare – of course, my kids would go to daycare and I'd work full time, right up until I actually HAD a child and the thought of leaving them for eight to nine hours a day was devastating. It was the same situation with the circumcision. Yeah, sure, we can do that, right up until I've got this tiny little boy – AND YOU WANT TO CUT OFF HIS LITTLE PENIS?!?! And if I was struggling with the concept, explaining it to my non-Jewish family was even harder. The whole idea of having a party where we'd cut off the tip of his penis and then have bagels was beyond their comprehension.
But cut it off we did. I reminded myself over and over again that this was my husband's child as much as mine. That I had to respect Marc's traditions and his right to make decisions for our child if I truly wanted him to be an equal parent with me.
First let me back up. My son was a challenging baby. To this day, six years later, I know of no other child who was as miserable as my little baby was for the first several months. Colic and reflux were a part of it, but part of it was just who he was, he doesn't like change – and the whole concept of starting his life here just made him furious. He cried all the livelong day, unless he was nursing. Or in the swing – he loved his swing. But mostly he cried and nursed. He only slept when I held him, and only stopped crying when he nursed. He was horrified if anyone other than me tried to hold him, screamed unmercifully if people looked at him for too long, and being the center of attention made him nuts.
So I was a wreck on the day he was going to be circumcised. To put it mildly. I was an experienced mom, he was my second baby, and I'd had literally decades of childcare behind me – but I was worn out, sleep deprived, and out of mind with confusion and frustration and this overwhelming love for this boy child. Voluntarily hurting him (and that's the only way I could see this) was so hard. So incredibly hard. My mother, sister, stepfather and cousin had all come early to our house. We lived in a second floor apartment, and it was literally the hottest day of the summer so far that year. We had no air conditioner, and the apartment was wall to wall people. I couldn't stop crying. The baby couldn't stop crying (because the mohel didn't want me to nurse for the two hours before the ceremony, and he was furious at the thought of a pacifier).
All of my husband's female relatives assured me that I shouldn't be there, the mothers never watch. But I couldn't NOT be there. This was my child. This was my baby, and if I was going to allow this to happen to him, I couldn't let him do it without me there to support him. So I sat in the room just off of the dining room, where everyone had gathered. My father-in-law held the baby, and my poor confused stepfather gave him little bits of a sweet wine and it was over super fast. They handed him back to me immediately, and he stopped crying the instant I touched him. He nursed gratefully and went immediately back to sleep.
The man who performed the circumcision passed away a few months ago. It wasn't that I knew him well, I had never met him before and only saw him a few times since then. But he was there, on one of the most challenging and painful and ultimately rewarding days of my life. You know how sometimes you bond to your baby the first time you meet them, and sometimes it takes a bit? I loved my baby from the beginning, but on the day that he was circumcised, I knew absolutely and without question that I was his mother and he was my son, and that when he hurt, I felt it more than I could have imagined. It was the beginnings of a relationship that, to this day, continues to shock and amaze me, to teach me and stretch me and astound me. Rest in Peace, Stuart Jaffee, and thank you for your part in my son's life.
That being said – when we found out that our next baby was a girl, the first thing I thought in the ultrasound room was thank God we don't have to have her circumcised.


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