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Friday, March 30, 2007
Tell me your top three favorite female celebrities and whoever has the best list wins a pair of running shoes for themselves or their special lady friend.
I'm looking for smart, sophisticated, strong, talented women here. You throw out Lindsey or Paris and you totally LOSE.
Special points if all your suggestions are over 30.
18 comments:
- Mary said...
This is not an easy thing to do, so I've narrowed my list to just actresses (in no particular order):
1. Carol Burnett
2. Judi Dench
3. Kate Winslet - 1:06 PM
- k8 said...
strong first entry Mary.
extra special points if you can do over 30 and under 50. - 1:08 PM
- ashlynn said...
I love actresses who you can relate to & feel like they could be on your friend.
1. Diane Keaton
2. Sarah Jessika Parker
3. Kate Winslet (not copying I promise) - 2:07 PM
- joy said...
Oooh, fun homework! This was harder than it seemed, but here's what I got:
Rebecca Miller
Tea Leoni
Soledad O'Brien - 3:10 PM
- lilcis said...
1. Jane Kaczmarek - she's super funny, created an awesome charity (Clothes off our Back), AND she was in an old LDS movie (The Last Leaf)
2. Tina Fey - super smart, super fun, super gal
3. Diane Lane - She's absolutely stunning and seems really down to earth - 4:02 PM
- CTRunner said...
Kate Winslet
Bridget Jones version Renee Zellweger
Regina Spektor - 4:34 PM
- Miss Hass said...
1. Kate Winslet--because she won't let anyone talk about her alleged weight issues without taking them to the mat for it. And then winning.
2. Angelina Jolie--despite the fact that she may have broken up Brad Pitt's marriage, she has turned herself into a pretty incredible advocate for the downtrodden in the world.
3. Michelle Obama--I don't know why. She just inspires me and is interesting to boot. - 5:11 PM
- Allison said...
How 'bout:
1. Oprah (broke new ground for women and minorities, gives back, empowers others, is classy)
2. Gwen Stefani (solid sense of self demonstrated by unique style, talented/excelled in male-dominated industry, embraced motherhood)
3. Hilary Swank (overcame underprivileged childhood, doesn't rely on her sexuality to get by in life, chooses risky roles) ? - 5:36 PM
- Dainon said...
1. Salma Hayek.
2. Zooey Deschanel.
3. Rachel McAdams. - 10:01 PM
- k8 said...
it is going to be so hard to choose a winner!
keep them coming! - 1:28 AM
- Michael John said...
1. Maya Lin
2. Karen O
3. Ashley Ferl - 11:22 AM
- dallapozza said...
1. Maya Lin
2. Karen O
3. Ashley Ferl - 11:34 AM
- dallapozza said...
that's weird.
- Zachariah said...
For some reason, as a guy, I feel wierd commenting on this, but my wife really needs running shoes, so...
1) Oprah Winfrey
2) Condoleeza Rice
3) Katie Couric - 7:23 PM
- Whits said...
1. Audrey Hepburn (I didnt know if you wanted dead/alive haha so just cross this off if it doesnt work but she's the epitome of style, grace, and she worked in Africa when she was older)
2. Reese Witherspoon (okay she didnt go to college, but did get accepted to stanford and I think of her as the ultimate type A do it all herself personality plus its awesome she has a mom and has morals/values)
3. Natalie Portman (harvard grad, interesting choices in movies and socially conscious)
4. Angelia Jolie (okay she's super weird, too skinny, and I dont agree with the whole stealing kids from other countries thing, BUT its awesome she's bringing more awareness to the UN and Africa, even if its misguided) - 10:38 PM
- Chloe Elizabeth said...
1. Condoleezza Rice (she is 52, but she has aged amazingly well) - She's intelligent, talented (concert pianist) and she exercises daily. I'm not sure if this is for people to represent your company, but she is a huge advocate of the importance of exercising daily for emotional health.
2. Kate Winslet (31) - She's a talented actress, intelligent, a mom and she has a real body (one I'd actually love to have), rather than a skin and bones.
3. Christian Amanpour (49) - if the woman doesn't need to be American. I just think she is an amazing person.
3. If she needs to be American - (Maria de la Soledad Teresa) a.k.a. Soledad Obrien (40) - She's definitely intelligent and attractive and right between 30 and 50. - 12:06 AM
- f*bomb. said...
1) Lucy Liu- An Asian action-fighter who's known for being super-intelligent and svelte.
2) Lisa Ling- She travels to perilous areas and impoverished countries to report and educate.
3) Gwen Stefani- A mother who's superfit, fun, and the epitome of energy.
4) Jada Pinkett Smith- A family woman who is the pride and joy of her husband and children, continues her own acting career, and is a rocker to boot! The woman can do EVERYTHING!
5) Madonna- The woman's well into her 40's, has two children, and who's own backup dancers report not being able to keep up with her energy, dedication, and strength.
6) Ellen Degeneres- She's ALWAYS in sneakers, dancing, running around, and is comfortable just being herself.
7) Oprah- She's over 50, has figured out the difference between thin and healthy, and talks non-stop about how much she walks her dogs and encourages healthy habits and accepting body image.
8) Jennifer Aniston- Did we forget that this woman has singlehandedly represented Pilates and put the popularity of this movement on the map? Her body transformed- not from thin to thinner, but from thin to strong.
9) Heidi Klum- She's a fashion icon and entreprenuer- but she's also a wife and mother in an inter-racial marriage and is always in excellent shape. - 11:25 PM
- k8 said...
You know we'll probably end up with a Reese Witherspoon/Kate Winslet type and that's totally fine and I like them but then I read bios of Maya Lin or Christiane Amanpour and it makes my heart hurt a little for all of us that the women who memorize lines are far better known then the ones who create monuments and risk their lives reporting truth.
it's sort of too bad for all of us. - 11:28 PM


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Next I drilled the hole and routered out and sealed the deck core with thickened West System Epoxy so no damage or delamintion would occur if there should be any water leakage:
The fitting I used I was used a standard deck water fill fitting:
I removed the chain and fitted and secured it into the deck.
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Friday, 18 March 2011
☀Appearing Sun☀..........
34 comments:
What a very poignant but true saying.
Glad you're on the up! Must be all those healthy scrummy breakfasts you consume!
The colour of the wools is lovely, those soft pastel shades are beautiful!
Beuatiful flower shots too- that one with the dew is amazing!
Good luck with the de-cluttering, and those toffee apple muffins look to die for!
Have a happy weekend, thanks for the mention and congrats on your other award too, yeah that 8 things about you thingy(!) is a pain and best avoided!
Gill xYes,the terrible events in Japan really put everything into perspective don't they?
I love coming over to visit you with your lovely bright and cheery posts, and I think the fact that you have hundreds of followers speaks for itself.I think we'll all feel a lot better when the days are warmer,and brighter.The clocks change soon...yipee!
Have a lovely,relaxing weekend.Lovely post honey! Glad you're a bit more your old self. I love the crocheting you've done and the gorgeous yarns. Yum! Can you please tell me how you embedded the YouTube video??? I spent ages this morning trying to add one but everytime I typed something or added a pic it kept closing down my browser. GRRR! Big hug, lovely. xxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are feeling tons better. I have had a real sluggish week myself. And the shed witch has been out and about being very unsociable!;0) And certainly the events of the past week and thoughts of the poor people in Japan certainly does put things into perspective. Up to a point.
Love that saying you came across and so true too. Love your photo's as ever even the in mid crafting session ones!
Hope you have a fab weekend scoffing lots of brownies and just taking time to enjoy!
MBB xGlad you are feeling better :) I too have had the cleaning and de-cluttering bug so I think it must be that time of year. Those few bits of sunshine come out to tease us and we just have to clear out the cobwebs ready for the real thing. It feels really good when it's all done too. Rachael Xx
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see you back, but so know how you feel about the weather and catching up on everything!
Love your pictures of healthy breakfast, also I started that this week and also went for my first run last night in like 100 years!
Hello to Spring and goodbye to fat! heheehe!
I am wishing!
So love looking forward to your beautiful creative blogs and thankyou again for all your kind encouraging comments.
xxxGlad you're feeling better. I have to say, even your mess looks gorgeous. Loving those spring colour yarns and that greengate, stunning, I haven't found a way to get some over here though. I have been seriously wanting that particular cup for some time now. Enjoy your declutering, and don't forget to take some time for you to just breathe.
ReplyDeleteOh Vanessa you are the most delicious soul - I relish your honesty and don't ever mind your outpourings, in fact it's one of the reasons I like to visit your blog as it's very Real. Thank you for the shot of colour in your pictures today, the weather has perked up here and the sky is that glorious pure blue with not a cloud to be seen ~ Ive been pottering in the garden and gently making art and crocheted waistcoats - your wool looks yummy, what are you up to I wonder?
I hope you have a gorgeous weekend, sending you huge scoops of love, Julia x x xIt sounds like you've been having a great week.
Like you I'm doing a lot of organising and trying to run my home efficiently. Even though it's just me with laziness, socialising and working late I'm either super efficient or running around all over the place!
So more organising to be done this weekend,
Have a great weekend,
Victoria xxxoo glad that your feeling a lot better than before. .i do think its a catch 22 when your'e feeling below parr then other things go get forgotten or get on top of you which then leads to more stress...hopeing that you are now seeing the woods from the trees!!
i love richard ashcroft and the verve.. i find a lot of his songs beautifulI love your bright happy pictures and your delight in your craft, family and life. Glad to hear you are feeling better. A great way to save money on magazines and get a variety too is to visit your local library. Mine has a good selection and they are available for borrowing, with the exception of the current issue. I find myself reading all sorts of things simply because I don't have to risk paying money for something I might not enjoy reading :)
ReplyDeleteoh vanessa you sweet hearted soul xxxx
look at that post sooo full of all the joys and colours- i love it so...that breaky makes my mouth water and those piccys...i dribble on my lappy toppy every time i visit hehehehehe ;0)
glad your well my chic...hope your enjoying a sunny weekend its sooooo lovely here woohoo xThank you for a wonderful post - so much to think about and enjoy here. I love the song by Richard Ashton and hearing about your sunny days in St Ives (I have a lot of wonderful memories of St Ives too)- Love all your tasty healthy food pix, and the wool colours are just beautiful. Have a great week.
Helen xSo glad you are back, your blog is definitely not pants! I know what you mean about getting organised at home, I struggle with that too. The thing is to tackle one thing at a time and not to be too hard on yourself.Your new wools look good enough to eat, can't wait to see your projects. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, love Linda x.
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Genere/forma: | Biography |
Persona incaricata: | Michel de Montaigne; Michel de Montaigne; Michel de Montaigne; Michel de Montaigne |
Tipo materiale: | Biography |
Tipo documento: | Book |
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Sarah Bakewell |
Numero OCLC: | 670096800 |
Note: | Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 2010. |
Riconoscimenti: | National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography, 2010 |
Descrizione: | ix, 389 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm |
Contenuti: | Q. How to live? Michel de Montaigne in one question and twenty attempts at an answer -- 1. Q. How to live? A. Don't worry about death ; Hanging by the tip of his lips -- 2. Q. How to live? A. Pay attention ; Starting to write ; Stream of consciousness -- 3. Q. How to live? A. Be born ; Micheau ; The experiment -- 4. Q. How to live? A. Read a lot, forget most of what you read, and be slow-witted ; Reading ; Montaigne the slow and forgetful ; The young Montaigne in troubled times -- 5. Q. How to live? A. Survive love and loss ; La Boétie : love and tyranny ; La Boétie : death and mourning -- 6. Q. How to live? A. Use little tricks ; Little tricks and the art of living ; Montaigne in slavery -- 7. Q. How to live? A. Question everything ; All I know is that I know nothing, and I'm not even sure about that ; Animals and demons ; A prodigious seduction machine -- 8. Q. How to live? A. Keep a private room behind the shop ; Going to it with only one buttock ; Practical responsibilities -- 9. Q. How to live? A. Be convivial, live with others ; A gay and sociable wisdom ; Openness, mercy and cruelty -- 10. Q. How to live? A. Wake from the sleep of habit ; It all depends on your point of view ; Noble savages -- 11. Q. How to live? A. Live temperately ; Raising and lowering the temperature -- 12. Q. How to live? A. Guard your humanity ; Terror ; Hero -- 13. Q. How to live? A. Do something no one has done before ; Baroque best seller -- 14. Q. How to live? A. See the world ; Travels -- 15. Q. How to live? A. Do a good job, but not too good a job ; Mayor ; Moral objections ; Missions and assassinations -- 16. Q. How to live? A. Philosophize only by accident ; Fifteen Englishmen and an Irishman -- 17. Q. How to live? A. Reflect on everything; regret nothing ; Je ne regrette rien -- 18. Q. How to live? A. Give up control ; Daughter and disciple ; The editing wars ; Montaigne remixed and embabooned -- 19. Q. How to live? A. Be ordinary and imperfect ; Be ordinary ; Be imperfect -- 20. Q. How to live? A. Let life be its own answer ; Not the end. |
Altri titoli: | Life of Montaigne in one question and twenty attempts at an answer |
Responsabilità: | Sarah Bakewell. |
How does one live? How does one do the good or honorable thing, while flourishing and feeling happy? This question obsessed Renaissance writers, none more than Montaigne, perhaps the first truly modern individual. A nobleman, public official and wine-grower, he wrote free-roaming explorations of his thought and experience, unlike anything written before. He called them "essays," meaning "attempts" or "tries." Into them, he put whatever was in his head: his tastes in wine and food, his childhood memories, the way his dog's ears twitched when it was dreaming, as well as the appalling events of the religious civil wars raging around him. The Essays was an instant bestseller and, over four hundred years later, Montaigne's honesty and charm still draw readers. This spirited biography relates the story of his life by way of the questions he posed and the answers he explored.--From publisher description.
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Comfort was key. My husband jokingly asked if he could take the pillows. The food was great. Quiet. Friendly staff. There wasn't really a place to walk our dog.
We were satisfied with our stay. We don't travel much. Not road warriors - thankfully. The room was clean. This is why we chose Drury - the "clean" reviews. Paid a little bit more for "clean." We were only there one night. The breakfast was really good. The little coffee pot in the room was gross. Things floating in the reservoir when I poured the water in. Couldn't drink. In the lobby, as I said, the breakfast was good but the coffee was not. Yuk. Dumped in the trash. They should have good coffee early in the morning. This wasn't like 2 in the afternoon when no one is drinking coffee. The wifi was spotty. Not a big deal but should have strong wifi if advertised. We were on the sixth floor.
Pet friendly! Awesome staff!
Straight forward with adding cost on amenities not needed Clean, comfortable and cost effective
We were looking for an inexpensive motel to spend the night during our long-distance driving trip. This place fit the bill. It was clean, quiet, the staff was friendly, and it was near the highway.
Location was easy, price was ok Checking in at night was not welcoming - the entrance was not well- marked and was locked; the desk clerk seemed annoyed that we were not certain we were in the correct location. Breakfast offered few options.
Staff was incredibly friendly, sociable, and helpful. Lodging was clean and fresh. Location was easily accessible to nearby attractions despite highway construction. I've never before stayed in a hotel, particularly one this nice and at such a high price point, that only came with a full bed in a room. It was a bit of a surprise upon to check-in to see such a small bed in such an otherwise nice room. I wasn't sure if this was due to the hotel being generally booked or if that was standard accommodations for this location. I apparently ended up in a handicap accessible room, which I think is great hotels have those available; but me not being handicapped and six feet tall makes a handicapped shower beyond awkward to be bent over the entire time to fit under the 5ft tall spigot. No major complaints and otherwise everything about my stay was satisfactory.
Lounge drinks, fruit etc. friendly staff Construction!!
The staff was accommodating for our early arrival. Rooms were clean and priced reasonably.
The staff was very friendly and the room was clean.
The hotel was clean, comfortable and conveniently located. The breakfast had hot and cold options. Great value! The A/C was a little loud and the pool was not open yet (May30/31)
Very little One staff member for entire 12 hour shift. She was front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, everything. One of the elevators was not operating, the other must have barely passed inspection. Not enough towels in room, what was there were ragged.
Check-in staff was friendly and gave us a room upgrade. There was feces on the floor of the bathroom. Need I say more? I will... We switched rooms, but the bathrooms were still generally not clean. The bedding was stained. The whole building smelled of cigarette smoke. The area seemed a bit dicey.
The picture they have online are from about 20 yrs ago it's dirty and gross my wife refused to use the shower cause it was so unclean
Dirty hallways and stairwells, some of the lights in the room didn't work, back door was broken, TV reception was fuzzy, drinking party in the back parking lot beneath our window from 12:30 am - 4:30 am, empty condom wrapper in the elevator as we rode down to check out the next morning. Hotel/Priceline gave us a full refund.
The wifi and heater worked. Stained towels and bedspread. Tired looking. Breakfast was pitiful!
Nothing The place should be shut down
It was quiet, because there are about 20 hotels on the same city block, so it wasn't crowded My room smelled like cigarettes
Read some of the reviews before booking and wasn't completely sure if I should stay here. But, for what it is, it's totally cool. It's a cheap, clean, safe roof for a night. Anyone expecting some glamorous stay should align their expectations. I could hear the guest next doors tv late night, but it didn't impact my stay at all.
You get what you pay for. In that respect this hotel was fine. Don't bother with breakfast though. Starbucks down the street .
Location and price Room smelled moldy, appearance old, but met our needs just find.
Easy to find and check in. Could hear the neighbors TV. Pillows were tiny.
Stained comforters, dirty bathrooms, found hair ball in one towel.
Great price for intended use. Staff was very nice.
Ease of check in Air conditioner leaked
Booking was fast & easy. Paid $77 for a 2-queen bed room. Knowing how poor the quality would be, we wouldn't have paid $10. Beds were in dire need of being replaced, alerts had black specks all over them. Carpet was torn where it met the bathroom flooring. Not including the small shower, bathroom had just enough room to close the door, without hitting your toes while sitting on toilet. Surfaces in room needed a good cleaning. We joked that this must be a Hotel that is normally paid by the hour by prostitutes who don't care what the comfort & cleanliness is. The ONLY reason we didn't immediately check out & find a better room, was because we had been driving for 14 hours, and desperately needed sleep.
Bed was clean. I was able to make myself lay down 3 hours before I had to leave. Very sketchy hotel and surroundings. Cops drove by with sirens 2x in the3 hours we stayed. Dirty room- cobwebs in all corners, sticky bathroom floor, nasty shower.
Great price Bed was springy
Price, location, hot breakfast. Beds were saggy.
Comfortable bed. Evening employees and maintenance kind, prompt and receptive to needs. Nice breakfast. Clogged toilet and in need of updates/repairs. Carpet very stained/dirty.
easy to get to right off highway bed okay but not great
It looked like the sheets on the bed hadn't been changed. There were crumbs and hair in one of the beds.
The convenience of parking, quick check in, the very clean room and bathroom and the breakfast were great. I always enjoy the consistency of service that Holiday In Express offers. This particular hotel seemed brand new, squeaky clean which is very reassu The eggs at breakfast ere somewhat watery and grainy.
Posh decorations, very clean new hotel. Large hot breakfast. I've worked at 3 of the other hotels in this area in the same price range, and I can attest that this is the best hotel in the Terre Haute area.
Staff was super friendly
Close to destination was kept up well. No
The cleanliness and the friendly and cheerful staff! The abbreviated continental buffet. Very limited and I only drank water and a cup of coffee.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Extremely nice for the price! The only reason why it didn't get all 10s from me was because the constant noise I heard all night. It wasn't loud or anything just annoying, I think it was the elevator or water running or something but it was all night. I will be back
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Friendly staff and breakfast! The price was kinda high for my budget.
Nicely appointed and clean rooms. Maids ignored late check-out and constantly tried to enter the room despite signage.
Very clean. Easy access. Right off of Interstate.
Quiet. Good location - 5 min to "downtown" Exactly what I wanted and expected. It's an older property but maintained. Would stay there again. No hand towels.
The room was as described, and nothing fancy but very good. I was just staying for a little while and needed somewhere nice to sleep and rest for a little bit. The staff was nice and friendly and the room was very clean. 15 minutes before my checkout, the staff called me to make sure I was awake and prepare to leave exactly on time. I was really tired from a long drive, and was trying to get every bit of sleep I could, so while they were being thoughtful, it stole a bit of time asleep. No big deal, though.
The room appeared to be clean When we arrived the manager could not locate our reservation. We waited 20 minutes for him to sort through papers. They gave us the wrong room. When I went to change rooms I was told it was because I made the reservation a week before. Very rude. Not safe
nothing hotel had a bad odor. room bad dirty& stink.
Nothing. Run, don't walk away from this horrible place. Bad part of town. Office was a cluttered mess. A step on the stairs to the upper level was being supported by several pieces of a broken brick stacked on top of each other. A fire extinguisher broken. Bed sheets stained with pee.
I wanted a basic hotel room that was low cost, had Cable, Internet, A/C and a shower. I got just that.
The price was a plus.The owners were very nice people!!!
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It's really fun and I think it's my favorite game.
You can pick from six different characters like Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Wario and D.K. Out of all these characters I think Mario is the best.
There are different kinds of stages (boards) like Western Land, Space Land, Pirate Land, Mystery Land, Haunted Land and Bowser Land. You have to collect a lot of coins to get to Bowser Land.
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I don't know how the FAA would react but CASA, the Australian equivalent, has been fining people heavily for flying drones where they shouldn't (like over their neighbours' houses).
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I'm curious also as to how people see drone photography. Is it even "real" photography given the camera is not in the hands of the photographer?
Drone photograph of Hong Kong, from "The Best Drone Photographs of 2016." Photo by "Cliechti." I get in hot water for recommending features in The New York Times, because not everyone subscribes, and sometimes, some of those people have already used up their ten free articles for the month. But...
That's a lovely house Mike. You've done very well. I particularly love the trees around it.
In Melbourne Australia I'd guess it would cost about $900,000 in the outermost suburbs (30 km or more from the city centre) and several million anywhere near the city.
The new TOP World HQ is in an entirely different part of town—the west or rural side of town, where suburb gives way to farmland. In fact, there's a farm field abutting my new back yard. There are some particularly lovely rural views close by, which I'll photograph and share in due course. I've...
A quick Australian eating guide: Pavlova (we typical just say "Pav") is commonly eaten, Kangaroo is rarely eaten and seems mostly to be a restaurant meal.
Well, I hope you had or are having a nice seasonal celebration, if you have one. Our family had a very nice Christmas, celebrated in what has become our usual way—a traditional Polish Wigilia on Christmas Eve, ably hosted by my sister-in-law's brother, Ed Noyszewski, and his wife Mary—Wesołych Ś...
A really nice simple design. A good font, good use of colour and the lens diagram is interesting enough to perhaps prompt questions from the curious. I wish you better luck than I've had with mine. Got a box of 500 when I was promoted in '05 and I pretty much still have them. I never remember to take them with me.
I started this site a few years ago (well, seven and a half, to be precise), thinking I'd be doing well if I could keep it going for a whole year. Well, look what I just got— I think this means I'm getting serious. Like I plan to keep this thing going for a while. Either that, or it means I'm...
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Our lives are good. Mike (Thanks to Paul De Zan) UPDATE: I swear I didn't know this was arriving on Wednesday...the Nikon CoolPix S800c,"...the first CoolPix that's also an Android smart device. All the imaging power of a Nikon—superior optics, telephoto zooming, a high resolution image senso...
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OK, so the Star Wars Blu-Ray are now out. To celebrate, they turned the BT Tower into a lightsaber… A massive lightsaber. Amazing.
It looked like the hilt, and the style of lightsabers, ironically, from the unedited original Star Wars (Episode 4) back when it was just colouring over a line of thin metal rod. The remakes and edits all made the blade colour thicker and more of a glow. So I guess, in a sense, its actually a lot like the original concept of a lightsaber.
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Today I found out a girl I had went to school with passed away in a car accident recently. My sister called me the day it happened and asked if everyone was home. There was an accident. She lives in California. I instantly worried about my boyfriend and then my mom when had left 20minutes ago. I had her phone. Jaleayah was gorgeous and had just turned 20yrs old on the second. At 22 I see that as young. It is such a tradgedy. I didn't know her well but every time I deleted people on facebook she would add me back. She only had 200 and some friends and I was one of them even when she had around 100. I had just deleted everyone and she passed away. I cried all day. I wish I would have talked to her more. I wish I would have left my friends up and not been so frustrated with everyone that didn't really matter. Maybe she wouldn't have left that day. ...had we been friends. I always comment her pictures. I watched her grow up from being a little girl into a beautiful young woman. It was soo sad. I lost my baby from an accident and I understand that pain. I pray her memory can alleviate it. God bless her family and her sweet heart. She touched so many lives and changed soo many hearts. I know she earned her wings. So he took her back. Rest in Peace, Beautiful <3
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Jim Henson was a towering genius with a really remarkable beard.
He will of course be best remembered for the Muppets, but he also made some very interesting short (or hour-long) films without any puppets at all, and many of those little animations that Sesame Street uses to teach kids about numbers and letters.
I've been re-watching a lot of Fraggle Rock lately. I hadn't seen it since I was a kid, so I wasn't completely sure it would stand the test of time, but it really does - it's inventive, funny and usually manages to convey moral messages without being preachy or excessively superficial.
I've also been getting into puppetry of my own, making two big puppets last year and working on some stop-motion animation, which is arguably a form of puppetry too, and I'm very keen to do more.
So I was excited when I saw that the Filmhouse, the bigger of Edinburgh's two excellent art-house cinemas, was running a Jim Henson season this month. I got to four screenings, which I thought was pretty good considering how busy I am with other stuff right now. Here's what I saw.
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Q1 (which means Queensland number 1) is a skyscraper on the Gold Coast. It is Australia's tallest skyscraper. It is also the world's tallest residential tower (including the spire). The building is 322.5 meters high (1,058 feet) including the spire. However without the spire, it's only 275 meters (902 feet). Only the Eureka Tower in Melbourne is taller without the spire with 300 meters.


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Stems - To +20cm tall, simple, nodding at apex, from fleshy roots, sub-succulent, yellowish, short pubescent, with slightly pungent odor when crushed or bruised.
Leaves - Alternate, reduced and scalelike, to 1.3cm long, 5mm broad, typically lance-ovate, glabrous, with erose margins.
Inflorescence - Terminal racemes of few flowers. Each flower subtended by leaflike bract. Pedicels 1-8mm long in flower, densely short pubescent. Flowers nodding or druping at first but erect later.
Flowers - Petals 4-5, 1.1cm long, 4.5mm broad at apex, pale yellowish to tan, broadest at apex, short pubescent externally and internally. Stamens 8-10 (twice as many as petals), typically included. Filaments inserted in grooves on ovary, white, glabrous, 7mm long. Anthers reddish, .4mm broad. Style 1, yellow, 2.1mm long, 1mm in diameter. Stigma capitate (flattened), 2.5mm broad. Ovary 4mm tall (long) and broad, 4-locular. Placentation axile. Sepals 4-5, erect, distinct, 8-9mm long, 2-3mm broad at apex, pale yellow to tannish, short pubescent on margins, erose at apex. Capsules erect, to 8mm long, with persistent style. Seeds many.
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Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and since pink is the signature color of breast cancer awareness, we are sharing our favorite pink rooms with you. It's also worth mentioning that pink walls are very flattering for nearly anyone in the room- they make your skin glow, so we love them especially for a room where you get ready.
This Mary McDonald room is one of our all-time favorites. From the chinoiserie mirror to the zebra rug and the fun punchy pink walls, it has alot going on but it looks fab and glamorous!
Mary McDonald in House Beautiful
Of course the queen of hearts Betsey Johnson has tremendous amounts of pink in her house!
Check out her bedroom- we love the huge floor lamp. And the portrait of none other than Miss Betsey herself hanging over the bed.
Betsey Johnson in Elle Decor UK
Betsey's dining room is simple and gorgeous. It has a fun retro feel, and who would have guessed that Betsey Johnson would use sconces?!
Betsey Johnson
The artichoke chandelier and light furniture really pop against the hot pink walls!
Betsey Johnson
We think alot of guys probably wouldn't like a bedroom like this, but we love how she embraced "girly glam" in a non-obnoxious way. The mirrored bed and black-and-white accents are perfect!
Domino courtesy of Alicia B
This bathroom/ dressing room is bigger than alot of apartments. The colors are so peaceful and stunning, an the pink monogram on the back of the french vanity chair is perfection!
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Pink and green is such a great combination. We aren't crazy about rooms that embrace the super-preppy hot pink and kelly green combo, but with warmer colors like this, it is perfect!
This pink guest room is perhaps a bit more traditional than we would choose, but the various shades of pink really blend well. It's good to see how everything does not have to match perfectly to still look good together.
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If you like bright hot pink, how about this lacquered coffee table and velvet sofa? Over the top glam! We do like the simple white walls and white bedding with such dramatic pieces of furniture.
Elle Decor August 2008
Sometimes a pop of pink is all a room needs. We love this chaise lounge in Erin Featherston's home featured in Domino. Pink and zebra seem to be a winning combo!
Erin Featherston in Domino
These chairs are the perfect ballet-slipper pink. I really would not describe this room as feminine at all- the pink is offset by the thick black-and-white stripes, the hard lines of the other furniture and floor lamps, and the rather masculine wall hangings.
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Hot pink entryways are so dramatic! The contrast with the white wainscotting, blue ginger jar, and black-and-gray wavy chair are really make this entryway stand out.
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We love how these pink upholstered Louis chairs stand out against the monochromatic white walls and the neutral flooring.
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Soft pink and gray and create such a stunning color palette in this sitting room. We like just the hint of pink on the walls.
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Once again, a hint of pink on the walls makes a room so warm and inviting. We would love to stay in this guest room!
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If you prefer a deeper pink, these grasscloth walls are sophisticated and eye-catching, in an unobtrusive way.
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French model Ines de la Fressange's living room in Elle Decor is so chic and glamorous (just like she is!). We like how the shadows play on the walls, and all the gold leaf and lacquery black in the room.
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What a perfect powder room. The Venetian glass mirror is stunning, especially when paired with a mirrored vanity. You have to do this "just right" to pull it off, and Kendall Wilkinson certainly has succeeded here!
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I wouldn't normally think of Martha Stewart as a "pink" person, but her home in Maine has walls in the subltest of hues! Pink just makes the room warm and cozy.
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Pink and brown work fabulously together. We love the sunburst mirror over the fireplace, as well as the casual seagrass rugs in such a sophisticated room.
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Windsor Smith's home in a recent House Beautiful is one of our favorite features. The bubblegum pink of these walls may not be for everyone, but Windsor knows how to make it work beautifully with the other pieces in her room.
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But here are the ones we did catch!
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There must be something pianistically felicitous about the 5th of January, because today not only marks Maurizio Pollini's 70th birthday, but it's also Alfred Brendel's 81st. And it would have been Arturo Benedetto Michelangeli's 92nd birthday today had he not passed away in 1995.
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"Heidenröslein" or "Heideröslein" ("Rose on the Heath" or "Little Rose of the Field") is a poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, published in 1799. It was written in 1771 during Goethe's stay in Strasbourg when he was in love with Friederike Brion, to whom the poem is addressed. The episode is the inspiration for Franz Lehár's 1928 operetta Friederike , which includes a setting of "Heidenröslein" by Lehár.
"Heidenröslein" tells of a young man's rejected love; the woman is represented by a rose. There is a companion poem by Goethe, "Das Veilchen", in which the man is represented by a violet.
It has been set to music by a number of composers, most notably in 1815 by Franz Schubert as his D. 257. Schubert's setting is partially based on Pamina's and Papageno's duet "Könnte jeder brave Mann" from the end of act 1 of Mozart's The Magic Flute. There are also settings by Carl Friedrich Zelter and Heinrich Werner. The lyrics of Neue Deutsche Härte band Rammstein's 2005 song "Rosenrot" were heavily influenced by the poem. The Japanese singer Ringo Sheena covered the Schubert song on her 2002 album Utaite Myōri: Sono Ichi in the song "D. 257".
Sah ein Knab' ein Röslein stehn, |
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- ^ "ihm" in Schubert's composition
- ^ "musst" in Schubert's composition
- ^ Translation by Edgar A. Bowring, p. 62, 1853
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There was a sign on Rosie's door that said, "If you want to know a secret, knock three times." Kathy, Rosie's good friend, knocked three times and learned the secret-that Rosie was no longer Rosie, but Alinda, the lovely lady singer.
Adventures with Alinda were fun for Kathy and Sal and Pudgy and Dolly. Even Lenny, who occasionally didn't believe in Alinda, was delighted by the Fourth of July celebration that Alinda, with the help of the Magic Man, held. At the end of the celebration, Alinda was gone forever, and Rosie had returned, but she soon found something else nice to be.
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It's been a long, arduous journey, but Midway's bullet riddled, spiritual sequel to John Woo's 1992 film, Hard Boiled, finally makes its way to the Xbox 360, PC and, in the coming weeks, the PS3 with much anticipation. But now that it's finally here, how does it fair against other recent, like-minded shooters?
First and foremost, one thing I'd like to get out of the way is that there are a lot of bugs to be found in the PC version of Stranglehold. Although I only experienced desktop crashes, they were frequent enough to be a hindrance to game play. Although the recommended system specs are fairly high, I'm not using a particularly powerful system and I still got fantastic performance out of the game. Some players will, more than likely, dislike the inability to tweak no more than three video options (resolution, shadows and decals), but Stranglehold, according to Midway, was designed to play on aging machines as well, so the textures may already be set at their desired levels to achieve maximum performance.
When you hear the phrase "nonstop action," Stranglehold should immediately come to mind. There was nary a moment during game play where I wasn't given an objective that didn't have me shoot at some thing or someone. Couple that with the ability to pull off insane acrobatics like rail sliding/running, shoot dodging – either in real-time or Tequila Time – and innumerable other cool moves and you got yourself one fun experience. Stranglehold is very action heavy and some may find it repetitious, but if you yearn for no-holds-barred "twitch" with absolutely no concessions made to those seeking an "intelligent" game, feel free to dig right in.
Like many other next-gen action titles, Stranglehold utilizes the Unreal Engine 3.0 and, as expected, it looks fantastic. Not quite as fantastic as a small handful of other games currently squeezing the most out of this engine but solid nonetheless. The bloom used throughout gives the game a very unbelievable feel, boding well for Stranglehold's over-the-top approach. The character models, though, are where development time was most obviously focused.
Sadly, however, environments seem to be a general afterthought, though the ability to destroy just about anything in each locale (thanks to the Massive D physics engine) or use them to your advantage (i.e. shooting a sign over an enemy's head causing it to fall down on top of him, immediately killing him) is quite innovative. If anything negative can be said about Stranglehold graphically, it's that sections of levels can get visually repetitive due to a lack of variety in environmental textures, but compensating for these deficiencies are the excellent character models & Massive D physics.
When I got word that Chow Yun-Fat would be reprising his role as Inspector Tequila from Hard Boiled, I knew Stranglehold would be much more than a shallow attempt to cash in on John Woo's name. Not only does Yun-Fat lend his voice and likeness to the project, but Mr. Woo does so as well (watch out for him as the proprietor of the game's Unlock Shop). Voice acting is generally solid, including Yun-Fat's, though his emoting could use some work. I won't fault him for it, though, as English isn't his first language. The sound effects, however, are phenomenal. Sound design is another major factor in accomplishing the feel of, in this case, a big budget action film, and Midway's development team shines through in this particular category as well.
Stranglehold's online play, though fun, lacks the polish of other recent shooters' multi-player component. Game modes include only Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch, there are only a scant seven maps to choose from and a maximum of six can play on any given map at a time. Those aren't very impressive figures, but the ability to use slow-mo (when, of course, everyone else is using it as well), the single-player Tequila Bombs and just about every other in-game feature makes it refreshing despite its shortcomings.
Stranglehold promised to be an enjoyable romp through a virtual John Woo film and on that promise, it delivers. Just take it for what it is and enjoy it for the six hours that it lasts. It's nothing more (and nothing less) than what it hinted at being when the gaming community first caught wind of it. But whoever said that was a bad thing?
John Woo Presents Stranglehold is rated M (Mature) by the ESRB for Blood, Drug Reference, Intense Violence. This game can also be found on: PS3, Xbox 360
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At a storage depot on the outskirts of Wajir hundreds of people have gathered for the arrival of the first food aid lorry in six weeks. Mothers with traditional shash headscarves billowing in the hot wind trek towards the warehouse surrounded by hordes of excitable children skipping through the mud. The men stand in separate huddles talking quietly among themselves.
For the people of Wajir, a pastoralist town near Kenya's border with war-torn Somalia, the arrival of the lorry is a source of desperately needed relief. The area has been battered by the worst drought to hit East Africa in 50 years and many of the ethnic Somalis who inhabit the town became entirely reliant on handouts when their goats died.
With rains hampering the distribution of food, many of the children waiting in the queue have eaten nothing but a French-made peanut supplement for the past two weeks. The new food lorry will allow Wajir to weather the next few weeks. But aid workers look at such distribution networks with a degree of concern.
"Food aid is enormously important for the Horn of Africa but we sort of see it as a necessary evil because it has a huge amount of downsides," explains Catherine Fitzgibbon, from Save the Children, one of the three charities being supported by The Independent's Christmas Appeal. "When you bring in large quantities of food from the outside and just give it out, you basically destroy local markets. It can act as a massive disincentive to produce. You're talking about millions of dollars in food aid that entirely bypasses the local economy."
Which is why Save the Children is one of a host of charities now experimenting with a radical new way of distributing emergency food relief that doesn't trample all over the local economy. Under a scheme sponsored by the European Union, mass distribution of dried food imported from abroad is being replaced by vouchers which the starving and malnourished can then redeem at stores run by local traders.
Save the Children has pioneered the use of vouchers in both Wajir and Lake Turkana. Instead of handing out large amounts of dried rice, beans, pulses and cooking oil all at once from a regional distribution point – often forcing already impoverished families to hire transportation for the trip back home – local merchants are encouraged to bring fresh meat, milk and vegetables to sell in local marketplaces. Traders who agree to handle the vouchers are given a handling fee and cash is thus injected into the local economy.
"When people know they have to supply a certain amount of meat or milk a month, they invest in their businesses and you create a market," explains Miss Fitzgibbon, who manages Save the Children's voucher scheme in Kenya. "They also invest in their animals, buying feed and vaccinating them. Those spending the vouchers meanwhile get the food they need, when they need it. There's no more rugby-scrum jostling and swapping at the distribution to find what they need."
So far the results look positive. Research on areas where they are in existence shows food tends to last longer and the nutritional health of those receiving the aid is often better.
And even in the middle of a drought, those markets that used vouchers found business continued. In September, long before the rains had come, 2,682 quality goats and 14 male camels were slaughtered in Wajir to provide the three kilograms of meat that are given out to voucher recipients. Much livestock had died out in the area because of the drought but traders from outside were willing to bring in new stock as long as they could find a market to sell them in.
A similar voucher scheme is being trialled by Save the Children and other charities in Dadaab, the sprawling complex south of Wajir that has the dubious title of being the world's largest refugee camp. Many of the estimated 400,000 people living in Dadaab have spent two decades entirely reliant on food aid. Banned from working in Kenya, they could do little more than wait for the food lorries.
Mass food aid distribution meanwhile did little to stimulate the local economy for those living near the camp. Under the new scheme, mothers with children aged six to 12 months are given vouchers to buy fresh fruit and vegetables from local traders operating inside the camps. The idea is to stop children becoming malnourished in the first place, as well as provide something for the local economy. Shops that once had little more than dried goods and tinned products, now bustle with fresh produce brought in from outside the camp, some from as far afield as the Kenyan Highlands.
Arfon Yussuf Abdi, a grandmother who frequents one of the shops in Dadaab, told Save the Children that she was worried her grandchildren weren't getting the proper vitamins and minerals. But now that she has access to fresh kale her grandchildren are much healthier.
"If there was no voucher project," she said, "I wouldn't be able to buy this." As it is, she can, and her grandchildren have been spared the characteristic stunting common in malnourished children. A combination of charitable giving and a more intelligent use of the market are now saving and changing lives even in the most challenging places in Africa.
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Yeah - I was talking to people at work about how we'll call the next decade "the teens" but we were in disagreement about the current one - "the aughts?" What do you think?
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There have been numerous East Coast-West Coast feuds: Biggie vs. Tupac, David Chang's "Fig-Gate," and now a bicoastal oyster rivalry. The country's bivalve bookends will go head to head at Alphabet City's Back Forty on November 19 from 3 to 5:30 p.m.
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That's until you screw up Valentine's Day. (I hope you got that one planned well, or else I think we'll be hearing bad news from you )Originally posted by Cardinal
That's until you screw up Valentine's Day. (I hope you got that one planned well, or else I think we'll be hearing bad news from you )Originally posted by Cardinal
F-ing Hallmark holiday . Waste of my mutha-humping money .
Going cheap this year.
It's going to rain today.
First V-Day alone in 13 years...can't wait to curl up on the couch and watch TV all night...whats everyone else doin this evening???
ZBA meeting and going to dinner with two former co-workers, before the meeting.Originally posted by Jaxspra
Romantic, eh?
I'm sorry. Is my bias showing?
Every day is today. Yesterday is a myth and tomorrow an illusion.
Just as romantic as tv/couch all nightOriginally posted by mendelman
If I am feeling energized I MAY take the boys to Chucky Cheese or Tumble Drum so they can play and have a fun night, otherwise it is the tv and couch for me tonight...
I almost wished I had a meeting tonight so that I didnt have to think about this stupid holiday...I realized I don't even have any single girlfriends to go out with tonight if I wanted to
You have fun at dinner and ZBA
What is this Valentines Day that you speak of ?
It is a Conspriracy by the
Floral, Candy, Jewerly, Greeting Card, and Lingerie Companies.
Yes, that is right I do not have a S.O.
Finishing up the onion soup I made yesterday, drinking some wine and watching TV.Originally posted by Jaxspra
Annoyingly insensitive
One of my friends mentioned "Singles Awareness Day" to me on the phone last night. I chuckled and asked when that was. She said Monday.
Oh, duh.
Clare2582, being very aware that she's single.
He he thats funny...well I am glad I through this out here, makes me feel better Happy Monday to all us single ones out thereOriginally posted by clare2582
I don't understand what's the big deal for valentine's day.
All chocolates (actually a bad gift for women....) flowers, jewlery, etc... triple the price these days.
Thinking of a nice romantic dinner? Too bad EVERBODY is thinking about one, so if you find it romantic to wait endless hours in a restaurant just to eat some rushed up lousy dish, go for that.
And no, I'm not bitter for being single...
As a pathological loner with a persistent cold/allergy event (coughing up goo), I will probably take for a walk the only creatures in the world that....wuvvvv meOriginally posted by Jaxspra
Going to a really nice restaurant about a block from City Hall. There serving some pretty fancy stuff that I can't pronounce, but hey, it's all good.
My parents are apart on V-day for the first time in 36 years. Mom is not taking it well.
"Oh, that is all well and good, but, voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country."
- Herman Göring at the Nuremburg trials (thoughts on democracy)
I have class tonight (actually two of them from 4 till 10pm) so I don't have to worry about Valentine's Day!
I bought the Mrs....Star a very nice watch. She'll probably get a little upset with me for spending more money. However, it's our first V-Day as husband and wife.
Same here... but I cooked dinner for the GF on Saturday.Originally posted by Future Planner
The GF is coming with me when I visit my parents and sister in Mid March, I am looking forward to this...
If you're not growing, you're dying. - Lou Holtz
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That's not good. I had the same thing happen to me a couple years ago...Originally posted by JNL
and actually there was an article in the paper saying how a lot of breakups occur on Valentines... probably not what you care to know about.... sorry
You get all squeezed up inside/Like the days were carved in stone/You get all wired up inside/And it's bad to be alone
You can go out, you can take a ride/And when you get out on your own/You get all smoothed out inside/And it's good to be alone
What a bummer... so I guess you probably resorted to Ballantines Day right?Originally posted by JNL
Getting dumped sucks.... Getting dumped on Valentine's day..... sucks waaaaay more.
FYI... not all men are such pricks... I hope you have better luck next time
Yeah, and it was after he ate the dinner I made, drank my beer, and had dessert!! Jerk.Originally posted by SkeLeton
My worst Valentine's Day ever
Took my son to soccer practice. Whoopee...Originally posted by Jaxspra
It is just another Monday night; so what is the big deal about it any way.Originally posted by Jaxspra
Except there is no Monday Night Football or NHL.
Hey, it's my first V-Day alone in 13 years!!!!Originally posted by Jaxspra
I did some grocery shopping,
Chatted with Queen B,
Watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail,
Visited Cybubria,
Practiced the banjo,
Played LaCrosse, and
Now I can't get to sleep.
It's time for a Vodka and Orange juice.
You and I ought to hook up in western Missouri to compare notes.
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What did he have for dessert?Originally posted by JNL
I did about the same...had some bank people come over and help me try to refi tha house, looks like thats going to happen Now I can get rid of all of fknts old bills he left for me..other than that I did nothing, weather was nice so the boys and I played outside for a while...tell me when to head to western, MO, I am always up for a road tripOriginally posted by Budgie
Is it too early to start thinking about this Hallmark Holiday from hell? ZG and I have agreed to limit ourselves to a card (and maybe a small gift to "save both of us some shopping angst" (her words that I completely agree with)). What are your plans?
Annoyingly insensitive