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March 4 marks the first city council political forum here in Lee's Summit.
While it is my favorite time of the year, I know not everyone shares my passion for the political potpourri that comes around here every so often.
I think it's a fascinating time.
Because before any city council member in Lee's Summit becomes one of the "insiders" or, somehow, they suddenly cease to be a real person and instead are branded with harsh words and constantly second guessed, they are just an average Joe or Jane.
Just like you or me.
They may be a business owner, involved in the Chamber of Commerce or active in their neighborhoods or churches, but they don't have the mark of the elected official on them.
They are, in a way, green, non-political, untested and untainted.
That's why this first forum will be a can't-miss for any Lee's Summit voter that has a race in their district, which this year is 75 percent of this town.
While Mayor Randy Rhoads and District 4 Councilman Dave Mosby get a free pass to another four years, three other races are wide open for the picking.
The race where the above may not apply, though, is in District 3.
Former Councilman Joe Spallo is looking to jump back in the fray after a four-year break from council (forced by term limits) and is running against the well-known community advocate, Diane Seif.
Sure, Spallo's been gone long enough that some of the past political posturing may have subsided. But it's doubtful it is gone.
This race is particularly interesting given the striking difference in candidates, too.
District 2 features a trio with vastly different backgrounds, too, in Trisha Carlyle, Tim Denker and Craig Faith.
The first jump into the political waters for all three surely proves newsworthy. New candidates running against other new candidates are usually more open to new ideas and don't think in the city "bubble" oftentimes.
District 1's race does involve two people familiar with the process, but not elected to city council. Diane Forte has served on a neighboring school board; Robert Dye has run for mayor and city council here in Lee's Summit.
Mark your calendars for 6 p.m. March 4 (and again March 25) at the Gamber Center for our city council forums.
Much like a wedding, you're likely to hear something old, something new, something they borrowed…but hopefully, they won't make us blue.
John Beaudoin is the publisher of the Lees Summit Journal. To comment, call 816-282-7001 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Sonny Boy Jaro intensifies training
By Chito Yu Katangkatang
What will you do if you are a boxer considered by many as washed up and way over your prime, with an unimpressive record, having a hard time feeding your family and suddenly becomes a world champion? Will you kill yourself in training camp just to stay where you are or will you just seize the moment let your fate be another Cinderella tale?
WBC flyweight champion Sonny Boy Jaro stands on the above described ground and nothing is stopping him from rising to live his dream. Set to face mandatory challenger Toshiyuki Igarashi in Japan this July 16, Jaro is training himself like a mad dog in the mountains of Binangonan Rizal and at his home stable. More than a month before the fight, the defending champion looks ripped and ready to fight anytime.
His training camp is being headed by the same man who manages and guides his boxing career, Aljoe Jaro. Jaro acts as his trainer, conditioning coach and nutritionist. "Nobody has ever trained me like Kuya Aljoe (Jaro). His training style cannot be found in books. He does it his own way. He is gifted as a coach and is a very effective mentor. We conquered the odds against Thai Legend Pongsaklek Wonjongkam. I have no doubt we will do better in Japan for my first defense. I know we're fighting on hostile grounds, I cannot let the fight go twelve rounds. I need to knock him out and not depend on the score cards", Sonny Boy stated.
In preparing his ward, Aljoe Jaro has been doing his own version of Plyometrics and other conditioning exercises never before seen in conventional training camps. This scribe has seen huge wooden logs in the gym and has wondered what they were for but the Aljoe simply winked and said, "They are designed to knock Igarashi out".
"Sonny Boy runs the mountains of Binangonan, a place that is more steep than Griffith Park but with fresher air. He trains with the help of fellow champion Denver Cuello who also spars with him. Igarashi is good and fighting in his home turf is an advantage. But Sonny Boy's preparation will negate any advantage. We have been used to winning championship belts in enemy land. Sonny Boy grabbed the belt in Thailand and Cuello won his belt in Mexico. This is just another fight for our team. I am more confident now because of the dedication that Sonny Boy is showing during training. He is hungry and he will remain champion for a longer time than what everybody thinks", Aljoe Jaro told philboxing.
In closing, Sonny Boy exclaimed, "I got my titles through hard work and a proper game plan. I won't let anybody just get it from me. The world will be stunned to see a new and reinvented version of Sonny Boy Jaro. The unique training methods done by my trainer and manager have turned me into a new kind of monster. I have never been this confident. I am also proud to say that I have never been as focused and dedicated in my life. I am doing this for my family and my children's future. Plus I want to give honor to our country by joining the likes of Manny Pacquiao, Pancho Villa, Frank Cedeno, Ben Villaflor, Erbito Salavarria and the great Flash Elorde who are the only Pinoy boxers crowned with the Ring Magazine belt. I hope that you will pray for me in the same way I've been invoking God's blessing."

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I've got some of that green :) well a tiny bit left anyway I think it's still lurking in one of my bins ;)
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Antisemitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Present
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BeschreibungIn this provocative book, Marvin Perry and Frederick M. Schweitzer analyze the lies, misperceptions, and myths about Jews and Judaism that anti-semites have propagated throughout the centuries. Beginning with antiquity, and continuing into the present day, the authors explore the irrational fabrications that have led to numerous acts of violence and hatred against Jews. The book examines ancient and medieval myths central to the history of anti-semitism: Jews as 'Christ-killers', instruments of Satan, and ritual murderers of Christian children. It also explores the scapegoating of Jews in the modern world as conspirators bent on world domination; extortionists who manufactured the Holocaust as a hoax designed to gain reparation payments from Germany; and the leaders of the slave trade that put Africa in chains. No other book has focused its attention exclusively on a thematic discussion of historic and contemporary anti-semitic myths, covering such an expansive scope of time, and allowing for such a painstaking level of exemplification. Anti-semitism is an essential book that will serve as a corrective to bigotry, stereotype, and historical distortion.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction The Trial and Death of Jesus: 'The Myth of Christ-Killers' and the 'Criminal People' Ritual Murderers: Christian Blood and Jewish Matzohs The Diabolization of Jews: Evil Demons, Conspirators, and Race Defilers Homo Judaicus Economicus: The Jew as Shylock, Parasite, and Plutocrat Denying the Holocaust A Neo-Nazi Mythology Anti-Semitic Myths Blackwashed: The Nation of Islam Inherits a Devil Conclusion
PortraitFrederick M. Schweitzer and Marvin Perry
PressestimmenReviews of the hardback edition: 'The authors write cleanly, and their prose is highly readable. They have brought to their task valuable classroom experience over many decades. For such reasons, and because the book presents a succinct, easily understood overview, it will appeal to many readers.' - Ethnic and Racial Studies 'Solidly researches and lucidly written [this] book makes for compelling, if painful, reading.' - Los Angeles Times '[A] tour de force [that] follows upon the late Edward H. Flannery's groundbreaking classic, The Anguish of the Jews.' - Journal of Ecumenical Studies 'Commendably, the authors, using reader-friendly language composed in captivating imagery, bring home the point that realization of anti-semitism and its vision of apocalypse is ever present and therefore necessitates constant vigil. A wonderful read on a poignant topic. Highly recommended.' - Zev Garber, author of Shoah 'Perry and Schweitzer navigate the history of anti-semitism with a firm hand, utilizing the latest scholarship and confronting controversial issues without fear.' - Library Journal 'A richly textured, thorough, well-written and indispensable addition to the literature, one that anyone interested in the topic and related racist phenomena should not miss.' - John Weiss, author of Ideology of Death: Why the Holocaust Happened in Germany '...this is a decent and sober beginning to this regrettable history of hate...Recommended.' - S.D. Benin, Choice '...an invaluable guide through the torturous maze of myth and lies propagated by antisemites throughout the ages.' - Anna Dogole, The Jewish Eye '...deserves a place on your bookshelf...' - Gerard Meister, Pencil Stubs Online (www.pencilstubs.com) '...a remarkably timely and useful account of the history of antisemitism...In spite of the thousands of books...on anti-semitism, it is often difficult to find a book suitable for students that describes lucidly and competently anti-semitic delusions and myths as both a logical absurdity and also a force that has shaped much of the history of the last two thousand years. This book qualifies in these respects unlike any book I have ever seen. I am confident that others will find it similarly useful.' - Derek H. Davis, Journal of Church and State
Untertitel: 2002. Auflage. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SPRINGER VERLAG GMBH
Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2003
Seitenanzahl: 309 Seiten
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THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
At some point as a SQL Server DBA, you have to learn how to install and configure a SQL Server Cluster. I personally haven't dealt with a SQL cluster since SQL Server 2000, and I've never had to install one from scratch, so I've decided to jump in feet first and put the time in to learn how to do this. There are already a few great primers on how to build a Windows Cluster using Microsoft Virtual Server and a Shared SCSI Bus for clustering.
Using Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 to Create and Configure a Two ... How to Configure Virtual Server 2005 in Order to Setup a Test SQL ... Setting up a SQL cluster under MS VS2005 R2 Part1
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A few weeks back I bought a used server from Ebay, a DL580 with 4x3.0Ghz Xeon MP processors, 16GB RAM, and 4x73GB U320 15K drives as a play server. It set me back just short of $700 shipped which is decent for the power it packs. The only problem I have with it is that the Xeon MP processors are x86 only, and don't support Hardware Virtualization, but for the price I still consider it a deal. I've faced a few problems in getting this server configured to be a Virtual Machine Host in the last few weeks, all leading me to one great conclusion. I DON'T HAVE A CLUE WHAT I AM DOING OUTSIDE OF SQL SERVER.
I can regurgitate Best Practices and dictate how I want servers configured to run SQL Server on all day long, and luckily (unluckily for my own experience) I work with a server team that just takes my specs and provides me a server running as requested which I then install, configure, and administer SQL Server on. I fully understand the ins and outs of what makes SQL Server run, but I've never actually configured a RAID Array, iLO card, or built a server from the ground up (when my laptop/desktop have problems I hand them over to be fixed, its the way things work where I am currently).
So now that I have demonstrated my incompetence publicly, stay tuned while I work through configuring a ESXi host with a OpenFiler iSCSI appliance as a iSCSI target for a Windows 2008 and SQL 2008 clustered install. If you are interested in building your own test clustering environment for next to nothing I'll be blogging my progress while I progress in this little project.
For this intro post, let me first begin by explaining why I chose to work with ESXi as my virtualization platform over VMware Server or Microsoft Virtual Server (HyperV is out because it requires x64 and hardware virtualization from what I have read). I started out installing Windows Server 2008 Enterprise and Virtual Server 2005 Enterprise to begin building my cluster when I hit a snag. Windows 2008 Server doesn't support shared SCSI Bus for clustering, I would have to use Windows Server 2003, and I want to play on the latest and greatest, which left iSCSI for my quorum disk. One problem I had running Windows Server for my host OS is that it was using a fair amount of my system resources for the host OS to be running.
I took a look at the virtualization platforms available, and found the VMware offers ESXi for free which has a very small foot print, < 300MB installed for its software hypervisor. My older brother had mentioned a free iSCSI target called OpenFiler a while back, so I did a search and there is a free appliance that can be run in ESX that is almost plug and play out of the box to create an iSCSI target. This more or less is what lead me to ESXi. I tried both VMware and Microsoft Virtual Server and found that management was clunky through the web, and since we use ESX at my current job, and I am pretty familiar with the Virtual Infrastructure Client, ESXi just made the most sense.
My other big snag I hit was more of a logistics problem with my house. I have FIOS Internet Access which is high speed over Fiber and my router, wireless router, and switch are in my living room since FIOS comes in on the cable wires for digital TV. My home office happens to be on the other end of my house. So I needed to run a cable across my house to add a new server to my network since it doesn't have built in wireless; or did I? The power of Twitter came my rescue and a quick question led to information that I could use an older wireless router to create a bridge wirelessly to my existing wireless network. This required hacking my old WRT54G Linksys router with a Linux Bin file which I found on the following site:
WRT54G v4 Installation Tutorial - DD-WRT Wiki
After spending an entire night expecting that I had "bricked" my old wireless router (ie, destroyed it and turned it into a paper weight) I finally got it configured as a bridge that forwarded DHCP/DNS/Networking to my primary router in my living room. What's better, it actually gets a better signal than my laptop/desktop wireless cards do in the office, and I get better connectivity by hooking them into the switch built into the router than working wirelessly.
Tonight I downloaded ESXi, burned it to a CD and had it installed and running on the server in under 20 minutes. Once this is done and the server restarts, getting started is really simple, just connect to the ESX host IP Address in a web browser and you can download the Virtual Infrastructure Client from the server and begin managing and creating virtual machines:
In the next post, I'll cover creating and configuring the iSCSI target with an OpenFiler Appliance. After that Installing the first node of the cluster and configuring the iSCSI initiator in Windows Server 2008, followed by installing the second node. (At least that is my plan)
Stay tuned for how it progresses.
Did you know that windows 2008 storage server has been released, this with iscsi traget software allows you to build a windows 2008 cluster using three machines, the third machine is the iscsi storage.
The software is available from msdn and technet downloads. imho this gives a better solution than using virtual machines which still are not a "real" cluster. check out this link http://blogs.msdn.com/clustering/archive/2009/05/14/9613924.aspx
If I had 2 more real servers at my house to play with, I definately would check it out. It also looks like it is only 64bit if you want to use the iSCSI target which puts it outside the scope of simple testing unless you happen to have 3 "more expensive" 64 bit servers laying around. The notes on the blog show:
Windows Storage Server 2008 Embedded (Basic, Standard, Enterprise, Workgroup) (x64) - DVD (English)
File Name: en_windows_storage_server_2008_embedded_basic_standard_enterprise_workgroup_dvd_x64_x15-49574.iso
File Size: 3,306.19 (MB)
Comment: x64 OS image. This is the best one to use and the only one that will let you install the Microsoft iSCSI Software Target
Windows Storage Server 2008 Embedded Basic (x86) - DVD (English)
File Name: en_windows_storage_server_2008_embedded_basic_dvd_x86_x15-28320.iso
File Size: 1,988.13 (MB)
Comment: x86 OS image. This one only installs as Basic and it can't run the Microsoft iSCSI Software Target
While I understand Microsofts drive to 64 bit computing, it isn't helping their business much, especially with all of the x86 hardware that is currently in play. If I have the choice of laying out all new hardware to upgrade, plus license costs for upgrading, I'll just stay on the stuff I got for a while. It's to sizeable a cost to justify except for larger big business customers.
The future is 64bit!! Sorry didn't really give it much thought, I've been using mostly x64 for so long now and even my home test servers are x64. I figure most server hardware has been x64 capable for the last few years, my main home PC is three years old and x64.
I do agree about building clusters though and your posts will help more of us DBAs to build test clusters, keep up the good work.


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The Backs of Birds by Audrey Corregan
We never thought looking at the back of a bird's head would seem some regal and peaceful, but Audrey Corregan's series, Obviously, has put us in a quite a serene mood. As Corregan says, ""They are big, almost our alter egos. These imposing creatures turn their backs on us in superb indifference, captivated by a sight that we cannot see."May 21, 2012


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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Monday, November 29, 2004
Hudson Valley Community College will offer four college-level courses at Colonie Central High School this winter.
Courses offered at Colonie High School include "General Psychology," "Real World Mathematics," "Western Civilization II" and "State and Local Government." All of the courses will run from 6 to 9:20 p.m. one night per week beginning the week of January 24, 2005.
The cost is $108 per credit hour.
For specific information about the courses, call the college's Office of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions at 629-7338.
Founded in 1953, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than 50 degree and certification programs in four academic divisions: Liberal Arts and Sciences; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Sciences; and Business; as well as programs run through the Educational Opportunity Center offering certification programs in workforce and academic preparation. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 12,000 students, and it is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and worker retraining. Hudson Valley has nearly 60,000 alumni.


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The Rotorua Boys' High School rugby league team (pictured) has made history, winning their first game.
Rotorua Boys' High School defeated Southland Boys' High School 42-8 today during the first day of competition at the New Zealand Rugby League National Secondary School Tournament in Auckland.
The traditional rugby union school has never entered a rugby league competition before.
Principal Chris Grinter attended the first day of competition today and said it was a great occasion for the school.
Boys' High could not help but show their strong union background today, with the starting props wearing the number one and three jerseys.
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John Wesley Powell wrote in 1895: "...what a conflict of water and fire there must have been [in western Grand Canyon]! Just imagine a river of molten rock running down over a river of melted snow."
Over 110 years later, a synthesis of new and existing dates on these lava flows shows that many are significantly younger than initially thought and all are less than 725 thousand years old. The geochronology data indicates four major episodes when lava flows either erupted into the canyon or flowed over the rim into it: 725-475 thousand years ago (ka), 400-275 ka, 225-150 ka, and 150-75 ka.
These flows formed lava dams in western Grand Canyon that had dramatic impact on the Colorado River.
This paper* presents light detection and ranging (lidar) data to establish the elevations of the tops and bottoms of basalt flow remnants along the river corridor. These data show the original extent of now-dissected intra-canyon flows and aid in correlation of flow remnants.
From 725 to 475 ka, volcanism built a high edifice within Grand Canyon in the area of the Toroweap fault, with dike-cored cinder cones on both rims and within the canyon itself. These large-volume eruptions helped drive the far-traveled basalt flows which flowed down-canyon over 120 km. A second episode of volcanism, from 400 to 275 ka, built a 215-m-high dam along the Hurricane fault, about 15 km downstream.
The ca. 200 and 100 ka flows (previously mapped as Gray Ledge) were smaller flows and lava cascades that entered the canyon from the north rim between the Toroweap and Hurricane faults.
The combined results suggest a new model for the spatial and temporal distribution of volcanism in Grand Canyon in which composite lava dams and edifices were generally leaky in proximal areas.
Available data suggest that the demise of volcanic edifices may have involved either large outburst-flood events or normal fluvial deposition at times when the river was established on top of basalt flows. These data highlight complex interactions of volcanism and fluvial processes in this classic locality.
This research, authored by Ryan Crow (University of New Mexico) et al. was published in the February issue of Geosphere, published by the Geological Society of America.
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Home improvement chain Lowe's (LOW) restructuring efforts are "misguided," and "counterproductive," Canaccord Genuity noted in downgrading the retailer to sell, from hold.
Analyst Laura Champine wrote in a client note that the company's efforts to revamp products and to shift management around seem not to be generating additional sales.
With a 40% run-up in share price in 2012, she believes it's now overpriced.
Shares were down 2.2% intraday to 43.79.
Also, Champine thinks the company is overspending in its e-commerce push.
"We do not believe the home improvement categories are well suited to the online channel, certainly not to the tune of $500MM in annual capex investments," she wrote.
Lowe's is underperforming its much larger rival, Home Depot (HD). Lowe's posted 1.8% same-store sales growth in its third quarter, vs. Home Depot's 4.3%.
Lowe's forecast just 1% same-store growth for fiscal 2012.
Home Depot shares were down 0.8% to 62.68 intraday Monday.
Shares of wood flooring retailer Lumber Liquidators (LL) were off 0.6% to 53.19.
IBD's Retail/Wholesales-Building Products group was down 1% intraday Monday. The group is currently ranked No. 69 among the 197 industry groups tracked by IBD.
Lowe's is expected to report fourth-quarter results on Feb. 25. For its third quarter ended Nov. 2, just after the devastating Hurricane Sandy slammed into the Northeast, it posted weaker-than-expected earnings. It's since reiterated full-year guidance of $1.64, implying Q4 EPS of 15 cents, vs. analysts' current forecasts for 23 cents.
Champine thinks Hurricane Sandy cleanup and rebuilding efforts will add 0.5% to same-store sales growth for Q4.
The rebound in housing will likely boost sales too, though Champine thinks the firm is too aggressive in its target for annual same-store sales growth of 4.3% or better over the next three years.


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I'm a 36-yr old female and I just had paranasal implants put in 2 days ago. All I have right now is swelling and no pain. I'm on the antibiotics, of course, and I want to be careful, but I want to exercise again. My doctor said no "vigorous" exercising for 2-3 wks but he said walking in the first few days is okay. I'm a runner, but also I know I need to keep that at bay for a while after surgery. But I really want to go to the gym because I feel like a big tub of laziness. Beyond casual walking, is speed walking and yoga okay for the first week after a procedure like mine?
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Now is Not the Time to Push It
You have way too much at stake to risk.
Don't pay for a couple workouts with a complication.
You may end up with a prolonged recovery or worse.
Don't push it now; heal properly.
You can ruin a good surgery with a bad recovery.
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Speed walking not okay for the first 2 weeks post-op.
It is a good idea not to perform any heavy-duty exercises for two weeks after any type of elective surgery. The idea here is to prevent nosebleeds. Stay out of the gym for two weeks in the postoperative phase. Casual walking and yoga (as long as you are not bending over) are acceptable but speed walking is not ok in the two-week postoperative period.
Paranasal Implants
As you know, paranasal implants are used to correct mid-face depression - especially around the bone opening for the nose (pyriform aperture). The implants are typically alloplastic (silicone rubber or Porex) and can be combined with a rhinoplasty or done separately. Some surgeons secure these implants with a screw; however these implants, like chin implants, are very secure I suspect that you can engage in yoga and speed walking at this point, but I would call your surgeon just to be sure.
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Hi Squirrely,
Relax; you will be fine not working out for a few days. I once went eight years without going to the gym and was very surprised by how it was like I didn't miss a day when I returned.
I am not sure what "paranasal sinus" grafts are, but listen to your surgeon. Is it really worth ruining the surgery that you have had on the middle of your face, for the rest of your life, just because you need to get back to the gym? If your surgeon said you can go for a walk, do that.
The treadmills and boot camps will be there next week when you are healed. As far as yoga and speed walking, I would not recommend them unless you are interested in having five days of extremely uncomfortable nasal packing and bed rest.
I hope that you have a rapid and uncomplicated recovery. As for me, I'm off to work out :).
Be well.
Dr. P
Limit your exercise as your doctor said.
Any exercise that increases your heart rate can cause more swelling. Therefore, yoga and speeding walking may do that. Try to enjoy your forced time off.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Dad and I: A Trip Down Memory Lane with Daddy Dearest2013-06-26 1 4 Share Tweet
Like many people, digitizing all of the old family photos is going in very slow stages for me, so I just went digging through all the photos from when I was little that I had scanned, and loved taking a walk down memory lane with a specific theme in mind: daddy and his daughter.
I was born in 1987, just outside of Sydney, Australia. Looking at these photos brings back memories, obviously not of being born, but of all of those times I had looked at these photos with my dad saying to me, "I was the first to hold you, while your mother was still coming out of anesthetic" (I guess I was trying to cartwheel my way out). I can tell that that is one of those things that he will always remember.
Most of the photos I found of us together were actually taken on the trip we did to England in 1989 to show me off to his family. My favorites though are when we are lying in bed, which were actually taken in Hawaii where I stranded us with an ear infection.
As a kid, I guess I was a little bit of a tomboy, liking trains more than dolls and never afraid to get dirty and loving any excuse to play in the mud. Helping daddy dig in the carport in my bright white dress and yellow gum boots would, of course, make for a good photo opportunity.
First day of school and the amount of photos I have with Dad completely drops off (scanned ones anyway) as that was around the time my parents separated. Of course, with money tighter, in film days that meant let money for the film itself and processing — just one thing that I'm sure the kids of today completely take for granted. But hey, I'd rather have a few photos to look at time and time again in print than hundreds of photos you never look at as they are stashed away on a phone or on a hard drive somewhere.
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