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Oh cute boy ! Happy birthday... I'ld like to have a cupcake like this one ;)
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ahoy mate; happy Bday !!! (liebling...are there any germans by heart speaking; bitte, oder; gratuliere!!!
Well, then: gratuliere fatie! wir wenschen ihr ein schönen geburtstag! ich hophe das du immer kraft unterfangt um's Leben zu feieren! Schöne gruBBen und viele feieren, mehrmals -x-
Happy Birthday!! Alles gute zum Geburtstag (you wrote Liebling, hence the German conratulations as well -lol-).
Now I want a cupcake as well. hm...perhaps this weekend I'll bake some.
Your son is a CUTTIE!!
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what a cute little monkey he is.
Happy birthday!
That's funny, he looks a lot like my husband. Happy Birthday!
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Teresa Garrett's Reviews > The Lions of Little Rock
The Lions of Little Rock
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Teresa Garrett's review
bookshelves: historical-fiction, middle-grade
Apr 20, 2012
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This is a powerful story of a forbidden friendship set in Little Rock in 1958 the year after the forced integration of Central High. Liz and Marlee meet and an instant bond is formed even though their families and other friends warn against it. Marlee's parents are teachers and do not see eye to eye about the integration of public schools. Marlee doesn't fully understand the racism of the day especially when her best friend, Liz, is African American.
This book would be a good book to study the civil rights movement along with: Glory Be, and One Crazy Summer.
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Paul Nadler on Boom (v8). Photo courtesy of Marco Lefebvre ©
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Sean McColl places 2nd at 2017 IFSC World Cup LEAD in Briancon'
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Congratulations Sean! What an effort!
Local News 'Nicole Deuchar makes FA of 'Recieving Rainbows' on Malamute' + Video
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Recent News 'Andy White Completes Long-term Project Slipperier When Wet (V13) in Kelowna'
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According to Andy via facebook, it is one of the toughest lines he has put up. Congratulations Andy! Well done!
2017 IFSC World Cup Briancon LEAD Finals – Live Feed
At 11pm pacific, the 2017 IFSC World Cup Briancon LEAD Finals will be live. Canadian athlete Sean McColl will be featured in the finals and is currently sitting in 7th place.
Our Canadian Athletes continue to do well. Placements below
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Bolted Mountaineering Line From Heart Creek to Top in Canmore, BC
This time of year, we often turn our attention to one of the best summer sport climbing destinations in North America, the Canadian Rockies. According to the TAVBAR website, a new 17 pitch sport route has been established from Heart Creek to the top of Heart Mountain going at 5.9, A1, 580m.
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The bright-yellow sign nailed to two wooden beams and leaning on the entrance gate of the new Mamquam River Campground is hard to miss, or misread.
"Campground closed due to silly bureaucracy," the sign says in large black print.
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We stayed at the Sculptor's House for New Year's Eve 2010--it was a beautiful setting. The home is furnished lovely and the views from the family room are stunning.
We have never been to St. Augustine before so location if the home we picked was very important to us. This location is perfect. Walking distance to the fort and historic district and then just a short drive across the bridge to Vilano beach. We thoroughly enjoyed the house. The back porch/yard view is stunning. The a.c. unit had an issue but it was resolved in a very quick manner on a Sunday (fathers day). Excellent management and a wonderful home. We look forward to coming back sometime soon!
The Sculpture's house is the perfect location if you're looking for quiet yet walking distance from downtown St. Augustine. The house was very clean and has all the amenities mentioned in their descriptions. The kitchen has high end appliances and fully equipped with kitchenware and utensils. The beds and couches were comfortable. The best thing about the house are the clear windows that allow you to view the relaxing coastal water from the living room and bedroom. Our entire stay was very relaxing and hassle free:) I would stay at the Sculpture's House again!
Your home is beautiful and has one of the prettiest views available in downtown St. Augustine- the peace filled views of the Bridge of Lions, the intercostal waterway and the ocean was a triple bonus!! We walked to all of our sightseeing,shopping and dining outings since the home is so close to everything in this historical city.. We will certainly be coming back and are so grateful to have spent time in your home.
Thank you so much for sharing "Sculptor's House". Perfect house for a family gathering, large rooms, beautifully appointed and well stocked. The views of the bridges and back patio were breathtaking and the perfect place to watch a sunrise or moonrise. A short walk from downtown shops and restaurants. We can't wait to go back!
The "Sculptor's House" was a perfect spot for our weeklong family gathering. The house is gorgeous on its own, augmented by the namesake sculptor's works of art.
The setting is gorgeous, with sunrises over the water and bridge lights by night. The house is an easy walk to good restaurants and many of St. Augustine's major attractions, including the Fountain of Youth, the Nombre de Dios mission and shrine, Flagler College, the "Oldest House," the Spanish Military Hospital Museum, and, of course, Fort Castillo.
Three generations of our family had a wonderful time. I'm not sure about the Fountain of Youth, but a week in the "Sculptor's House" is definitely rejuvenating.
The Sculptor's House is located in the heart of Saint Augustine just steps away from the historic Castillo de San Marco Fort. Located on quiet, secluded, water street, you can leave your car at home and walk to all the shops,cafes, and galleries in town. The Sculptor's House is a travelers paradise offering a beautiful oceanfront experience just steps from downtown Saint Augustine.
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Sunday morning as the sun rose over the Victoria International Airport, I stood at the end of the runway, waving and sobbing, praying and cheering as Alaska Air flight 2385 sped down the runway, carrying the most precious of cargos any plane has ever carried.
Never has a moment stretched my heart more than the moment the plane blended with the blue sky and I realized I was still on the ground.
Poor Miss C didn't know what to do with her sniffling mum. "Your mum's just a big crybaby," I told her. "These are happy sad excited tears."
Like a true daughter, she laughed. "Do you want to see my video?"
"Sure," I said, pressing play to replay the Mama Bear moment.
"Awesome," Miss C's voice chirped. The camera focused on the chain link fence and then at the maroon and white turboprop. "This is the plane that Daddy, Miss Q, and Miss S are on. Bye-bye plane," she sang as the plane's engine drowned out my unapologetic blubber.
This was the trip of a lifetime for three-fifths of my family. Four days as Honda's guest at the Hilton Waikoloa Resort, joining my uncle (Wheelbase Media) to help test-drive the new 2018 Honda Odyssey, all expenses paid, mini excursions… it was as if they'd won a Show Case Show Down on the Price Is Right.
When I told Miss S the car she was going to drive around in most likely had a TV for the back seat she grinned from ear to ear. "I'm going to say I loved the TV, because kids love TV," she exclaimed.
Even though the thought of my kids plugged into electronics while lush Hawaiian scenery zipped by seemed so very wrong, the opportunity to drive in a car that had such space aged technology wasn't going to come around any time soon for our
poor deprived children.
Unfortunately, the ideal age for this family trip was set at seven and older, and with the cost of plane tickets being what they are, Miss C and I stayed behind to keep the home fires lit.
But don't cry for me Canada, this trip was made for my husband who has an odd love for Hawaiian shirts, yet has never actually set foot on Hawaiian sand. He loves the shirts so much that Thursday you can find him sporting a Hawaiian shirt for what he has dubbed 'Hawaiian Thursdays'. In fact, Hawaiian shirts have become so synonymous with my husband that when office mates have gone to Hawaii, they have returned with gifts of authentic Hawaiian shirts for him to include in his wardrobe.
As for Miss Q and Miss S, I was over the moon excited for them. Never mind getting to test passenger a minivan that's never been released to the public, or staying in a resort with dolphins and canal boats, the fact they would get to run into an ocean that wouldn't instantly lower their body temperature was worth every minute of travel.
We had two weeks to prep for the trip. It was the easiest packing I've ever done. I bought an underwater camera, and made sure Miss Q and Miss C's bathing suits and rashguards fit, but other than that, I left what went into the suitcase to my husband. All I cared about was they took pictures. Lots of pictures. My husband reassured me by saying he wouldn't.
Team Dad and Daughters made it from Victoria to Seattle and then Seattle to Kona safe and sound. Miss Q found the plane trip long and Miss S said the take off was creepy but overall reviews were positive and no one got lost. Kona was close to 30 degrees when they deplaned which was a shock to their Pacific Northwest skin.
Meanwhile back in Victoria, Miss C and I went for pedicures. Oddly, though she's never had one before, it was the only thing she wanted to do while her sisters were away. "I liked it when they massaged my feet," Miss C said, making plans for a weekly return trip. Hopefully she doesn't get too used to this single-child kind of life.
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After waking at dawn and packing the car.
After eating breakfast in the ferry line-up and driving onto the nine.
After an hour-and-a-half crossing and a two-hour drive.
After eating lunch in Chilliwack, and filling up with gas, my husband asked a question no parent on an Easter road trip wants to hear: Did that black bag get packed?
Did that black bag get packed…
Did he mean the black bag that contained all our clothes? Or the black bag that held all the Easter Bunny treats?
You guessed it: he was asking about the latter. The black bag that I had pointed to and whispered, "This bag has to go too." The black bag that I had hidden so well, he'd completely forgot about it while packing the car. The black bag that was now 190.7 km away from where it should be.
"What's so funny?" the eagle-eared girls in the backseat asked.
"Just a little adult joke," I replied, shaking my head. The speedometer climbed to 100kmh as we merged east towards the coastal mountains.
Of course, one can get chocolate anywhere. It wasn't like Osoyoos, home of my husband's childhood was void of this product. During Easter the town is flush with festivities that include two egg hunts hours apart: one at the school field, the other in the Home Hardware. We could live without the bag, if it weren't for the two, maybe three, believers in the back seat.
In order to keep the magic alive, I ended up buying replacement chocolate during a side-trip to Penticton. Not going to lie, it broke my heart a little, thinking of the carefully chosen chocolate bunnies sitting in a dark bag in a corner of our computer room back home.
Perhaps the sting was greater because this was the year I'd branched out. In a surprise twist, even to me, I'd turned to toys as the piece d' resistance, the plastic grand finale. There were three Littlest Pet Shop animals and three Troll Doll eggs amongst the delectable edibles.
Guess now they'll make great stocking stuffers.
But the missing bag and subsequent $80 spent on two rounds of chocolate ended up being a humorous footnote on what was a glorious long weekend.
The girls savoured every moment with their grandparents. They baked, sewed and waded up to their shoulders in icy Lake Osoyoos. They made plans, surely
not encouraged by said grandparents, to come back in the summer.
At least we'll have chocolate driving snacks for our next road trip.
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No you can't have a kitten. No you can't eat only chocolate chips for breakfast. No you can't wear shorts in the snow. Sometimes saying 'no' is easy-peasy when you're a parent.
Sometimes it's not.
In February, a Tae Kwon Do company came to Miss S's elementary school and ran a gym class. The kids got to punch, break boards, and kick paddles.
However you feel about a company coming into a public school to peddle their services, Miss S was hooked. "My favourite part is the punching," she said.
There was a flyer in her backpack: $39.99 for six weeks worth of twice a week lessons. Miss S wanted to start right away.
Being parents who want to give their girls the opportunity to sample as many sports as possible before they're funnelled into a specialty, we said yes, then took two weeks to sign her up.
It is at the dojo that the other shoe dropped. Once the steal of a deal, six-week price ended, the real cost would kick in: $150 per month, with a three-month cancelation policy. Which means unless we get a doctor's note saying she needs out immediately, the company automatically gets $450 while we wait out our three months.
Toto, I don't think we're in community recreation anymore.
Of course, we would love to indulge Miss S. She never complains about going to class. She giggles through sit-ups, laughs while punching as hard as she can for 30 seconds and refuses to quit when she's timed for frog jumps.
Individual sport looks good on Miss S. She can go at her own pace, and it's different than anything her sisters have ever done.
But spending $1800 a year on one child's activities when you have a total of three children is not in the cards for our family. At least not when the child in question is seven. Talk to us again when they're all teenagers. Then the $5400 a year it will cost for all three girls' to do specialized sports might be worth losing a vacation over.
Somehow saying no to seven-year-old Miss Q's horse dreams was easier.
Everyone knows how expensive horses are, so, "no" is more socially acceptable, even if the horse is being given away for a steal of a deal at $1.00.
But Tae Kwon Do? It's martial arts: no travel, no hotels, no fundraising. The uniform is free. Belt testing costs $10. How could you say no?
With extreme difficulty. My brain is in constant war with my heart. But as parents, we always have to look at the bigger picture.
Miss S is seven. She wants to continue with Brownies, swim, skate, play field hockey and return to soccer next fall. She talks about going to Hawaii to learn how to surf, and hasn't even discovered baseball, basketball, or bobsledding yet.
So, at least for now, maybe our parental 'no' is really code for: if you love something set it free, if it comes back it was meant to be. And while we wait, you can bet we'll be saving our nickels and hoping our children ask us easier yes/no questions.
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I'm not sure we could have fit anything else into the shortest month of the year. Odysseo by Cavalia, Miss Q's 10th birthday, my youngest brother's wedding, dog sitting, an evil illness that took down 3/5 of our family, sports, school, writing, work, Family Day, 100 Day and Valentine's Day: what a life!
Horsey, Horsey On Your Way
When we were gifted tickets to Cavalia at Christmas, we should have looked at them closer, and been more thankful.
The night before we were due to attend the show, my husband and I realized we were in possession of five VIP tickets. This meant that not only were we seated front row centre for the show, we were fed dinner with drinks before it started, came back for dessert and coffee during intermission, and then toured the stables after.
Watching the girls with their VIP lanyards hanging around their necks, marveling at the stunts riders, horses and acrobats were performing was enough for this mum.
Add in the fact this equestrian show is performed entirely in Italian and Susu (a language from West Africa) and no one questioned what was happening, is a true testament to the power of the production.
Sure, there were moments of the show where I may have cut down on the singing and humans swinging above our heads, and it was annoying watching adults blatantly ignore the announcer asking us not to touch or feed the famous geldings. But we stumbled back to our hotel at midnight, brains and bellies full, feeling like our trip could end right then and there and we'd still be content.
A Birthday For Miss Q
It snowed on Miss Q's 10th birthday. Like really snowed. It never snows on the west coast, let alone unleashes a snowstorm in February. But there we were, waking on the fourth floor of Richmond's Pacific Gateway Hotel, to snow.
It's a mushy moment to realize your child is never again going to be in the single digits, mushier still, when you stop to reflect on the last ten years of your lives.
The montage of parent and tot programs, first days, tooth fairy visits, lazy movie afternoons, ruckus water fights and everything in between create misty water coloured memories of the way we were. Thanks, Babs.
A decade has never moved so slowly, or so quickly. Been so full of tears, newness and wonderment. Or has stretched both my body and mind past its outer limits. But here is my oldest: 10.
For Miss Q's party, which we held the week before her actual birthday, we played archery at a local recreation centre. Even though she told us her friends weren't sporty, all twelve girls, Miss Q, and Miss S included, declared they wanted to join an archery class after the party ended.
I hope they find something, because the alternative, i.e. the current occupation of some of these budding tweens is both mystifying and horrifying.
In conversations heard around the pizza table, the girls laughed about unmonitored computer chats that started with the moon and end with the sun and older siblings who were paying off the younger siblings with hush candy.
Is it too late to rewind the clock to when Miss Q was five? Please tell me this isn't the life of tween girls. If so, consider this mum's game upped for the next decade.
For her actual birthday, Miss Q wanted to go to IHop (we don't have one on the island) and the Vancouver Aquarium. So through the snow we drove, hoping our all weather tires would live up to their name.
It cost our family of five $138 to visit the aquarium.
There are no whales, no penguins, no seals, just a lonely false killer whale, a sea lion, otters and a penguin that came out of a pet carrier for a fifteen-minute show.
The sarcastic side of me thinks the admission fee should reflect the lack of flashy mammals, but if you aren't a regular visitor to the ocean, coupled with the fact it's a research and rehab facility, I'll consider it a donation. After all, when else can you touch a variety of rays without meeting the same fate as The Crocodile Hunter?
The girls loved their time there. When Miss S rounded the corner in the Amazon exhibit to see a cage full of monkeys, I think her head almost exploded. I am so going to lose my middle child to the jungle after high school.
Miss Q's friend party was called a 'high five' party: five dollars for Miss Q and five dollars for an animal. After a lot of debate – she wants to save every animal – Miss Q decided to rescue an otter at the aquarium.
Even though I wanted to buy her the entire aquarium gift shop, all she wanted was the stuffed otter that came with the adoption package. Apparently ten is when she becomes more mature than her dear old mum.
We dashed from the aquarium through the snow to my brother's wedding rehearsal where Miss Q was a junior bridesmaid, and Miss C and Miss S, along with their cousin, Miss O were flower girls. They all took their roles very seriously and on the day of the wedding, their outward beauty matched their everyday radiance.
We ended Miss Q's birthday by driving around Richmond in the snowstorm, looking for a place to have cake. Finding nothing, we bought chocolate bars and ordered cake from the hotel to eat in our room.
Wedding Bells Are Ringing
The next morning we woke to more snow. Taxis were running an hour late, and the running family joke was our Ontario and New Brunswick relatives had brought the snow with them.
The girls and I left my husband to have a leisurely breakfast, and headed out by taxi to my about to be new sister-in-law's parents' house.
It was so snowy that the taxi ended up reversing backwards down a long hill because he couldn't make it up, and a tree branch fell, missing Miss O's mum's car by millimetres while it was parked in front of the house.
One of my favourite moments of the day was when the bride and her entourage walked to the limo. Giant snowflakes fell on the quiet street while the bride's father stood on the snowy sidewalk, wearing jeans and a plaid shirt, playing 'Here Comes The Bride' on his bagpipes. As the last note floated into the silent snowglobe, the neighbours broke into cheers and applause.
There is still some debate in our house on whether Uncle G actually got married, as Miss S swears she didn't see his and Aunt A's lips physically touch when they kissed.
And Miss C, who didn't want her uncle to get married at all, still wishes they'd followed through on their sisterly plot to place hollowed out eggs filled with sleeping powder, into their flower girl pails, and then chuck them at Uncle G, as they walked down the aisle. Once he was asleep, they would push him into the limo and send him away before his big moment.
Where oh where do they get their imaginations…
At 11:30pm the groomsmen entered the party, carrying boxes of McDonalds.
Our children have never eaten McDonalds. This is a fact that has amused, us, their parents, for a few years now. Of course, we weren't naive to think they'd never taste it, so apparently, and oddly, Uncle G's wedding was what broke the seal.
Who knew my husband and mother would work in tandem to
sneak walk plates of cheeseburgers and fries down to our waiting daughters. But after all the hype, it turns out the girls weren't that impressed. Go figure.
Surprisingly, the one thing lacking of the evening are pictures. Turns out everyone in our immediate family chose to live in the moment, instead of seeing it through a lens. Perhaps this is what made it a great night: the stress of getting a perfect shot was lifted.
As the clock struck twelve, we hitched a ride back with relatives who had smartly secured a limo. Thank you, dear uncles!
I'd write, let's do it again, but maybe that's a phrase better spoken to a different brother.
Rapunzel, Rapunzel Let Down Your Tail
We ended the weekend by rescuing the bride and groom's rotty-lab cross from her life on the sixteenth floor of their downtown apartment.
In Victoria, she learned balconies have stairs to grass, chewed on every stick she could find, and got upchucked on by Miss Q – welcome to the family, Lady B!
Now that her parents are back from their honeymoon, I'm sure she's very happy to be back in a house where she's the one and only child.
This past Friday, we celebrated the start of sunshine with a cookout on our balcony.
With Spring Break around the corner, this mum can't wait to see what happens next!
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"I'm going to give back the friendship bracelet." Miss C's blue eyes stared at me, wide, unblinking, no tears, just a matter of fact look that defied her age.
"Why have you decided that?" I asked, more as a nosy mum, than Captain Problem Solver.
"She's not being a very good friend to me." Her five-year-old mind was made up. Fish or cut bait.
"Alright," I replied. Miss C was right, of course. The girl in her class was being a little snot. How dare she tell Miss C's best friend that Miss C didn't like her any more and that they were breaking up?
Chop that friendship bracelet into itty-bitty pieces and lay it on the liar's pillow a la the horse's head in The Godfather.
But I've learned in almost ten years of parenting, to let kid problems be kid problems. So I hold my tongue. Miss C said she would talk to her teacher if this kid continued to spew her manipulative venom. I believe her.
When an older boy told Miss C she was cute and that her friend was ugly. Miss C didn't like how that made her friend feel, so she told her teacher, who gave the friend snuggles after lunch.
It is worth mentioning that Miss S was present for this interaction on the playground and when she was asked why she didn't tell the boy leave them alone, Miss S replied, "What? Miss C is cute." Sisters.
But while I'm watching the ins and outs of five-year-old friendship from the sidelines, I have empathy for the other girl. Her parents are going through a divorce. And she probably feels excluded, or threatened. And I hope that Miss C and her friend are being inclusive instead of exclusive. And that the teacher will step in if she notices it getting out of hand. And, and, and…
No more eye-for-an-eye, now it's eye for rational multi-level analysis and internal reflection. Was my cherub's halo crooked? Was she being kind? Was the other girl hangry when she tried to break up the band? It was lunchtime.
Modern parenting. Pftt. Listen to us. No, really listen: Are you in control of your body right now? You're not being very safe. Make sure you're making wise choices.
Surely beneath the serene faces of mothers uttering these phrases lies a thin-lipped serpent who itches to flick a Because I said so off their tongues.
Recently, I overheard a mum hiss to her three-year-old, "You're really pissing me off right now."
Her tone and her words literally made me stop typing as I cast a judgy ear in her direction. A pit formed in my stomach. I felt bad for her child.
But the truth was, only an hour before preschool pickup, I had been wrestling her son into his yellow rain pants. He'd been rolling somersaults into my shins, and almost kicked me in the face with his size eight socked feet. Even though he had a grin that would melt Olaf, if I were in a different decade, my response to his blatant defiance might have been a little less sunny, than, "What's your favourite thing about going outside?"
As I turned my attention back to the emails in front of me, I wondered if I should offer chocolates to the parents to help regulate their dopamine levels upon pick up. Transitions are hard.
As for my five-year-old, who's transitioning from prescribed mum playdates to seeking out friends without a safety net? The friendship bracelet is lost, so she can't return it. And this week the girl's been nicer. And I try not to look amused when Miss C says, "If she's mean again, she will only have one chance left. After that…" She shrugs. And I love that friendship is so cut and dry right now. And I know this is only the beginning. And I hope after all our gentle words and talk of kindness Miss C's generation is more evolved when it comes to loving each other. And, and, and…
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As the clock struck midnight on this, the most promising of years, the world is filled with more exploration, less guilt, more naps, less procrastinating, more chocolate, less sugar… more and less have never meant more or less.
Yet, after all the fireworks, kisses, and laughter, I woke and had to fill the dishwasher.
My husband, the long time loyal reader of this column, would probably like me to add there is at least two loads of laundry waiting downstairs for him.
Happy New Year, from our family chores to yours.
allowed, let, awe, heck it was a last minute science experiment to have the girls stay up and greet 2017. In the past, we've tried to wake them in time for the ball drop in New York, but they're hard to rouse, and the reality is some years, we were so tired, the saying: let sleeping dogs lie was the one we honoured…what would happen if they didn't go back to sleep after singing Auld Lang Syne?
This year, though, at 9, 7 and 5, the girls said they were ready… and we believed them.
So, throwing caution for what January 1st at 5pm might look like to the wind, the girls showered, found their spots in the living room, and patiently waited for me to find something suitable on TV. Miss Q observed, "We need to get more late night kid friendly channels."
Even with the trappings of blankets, and pillows, the girls' eyes stayed open as they watched episodes of Little House on the Prairie. My husband
purposefully fell asleep. Yes, we know how to party.
I broke out the tea and chocolate around 9:30. Miss Q continued dispensing her almost 10-year-old wisdom, "This is the best night ever because I'm wearing my new warm and cozy pajamas. I'm lying on a soft couch under a warm blanket, in a living room with the heat on."
Mama Bear's updated New Year's resolution: more listening to how her cubs see their worlds.
My husband woke at 11 – in time to watch what he proclaims is my New Year's tradition: the flipping back and forth between the channels as I try to soak in all the New Year's happenings.
With the lights off, we watched Rick Mercer "live" from Ottawa ring in Canada's 150th birthday year. Flashlights and the glow of the Christmas tree illuminated our living room as I swooped in on the loves of my life, to dole out midnight smooches.
At 12:01 Miss S revealed the answer to the age-old math question:
over tired + sugar + seven-year-old = ??
At one point she was standing on a footstool in the middle of our living room, dancing with her flashlight to Lionel Richie's Dancing on the Ceiling; a moment punctuated by the fact she was wearing only a toque and monkey nightgown.
After generous offers of, "You can go to bed if you want," Miss C was all too eager to hit the hay. New Years for her was anticlimactic, but she was glad to be present and accounted for.
We woke in Victoria, this first day of January 2017, to a dusting of snow. Most days, most every snow day, the first flakes are greeted with clanging and banging of pots and pans, kids shouting for joy, and the local radio announcer warning of icy road conditions.
This snowy day our house was silent. All was calm, and our futures so very bright.
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by Travis Jeppesen on July 18, 2017
Where synthesis is bland, one can always hijack it. No one ever really knows what time it is – that's because no one belongs to it. Time. It is a rope, something that leads us…to the sand. I see a (…)
Tomorrow in Seoul
by Travis Jeppesen on May 11, 2017
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by Travis Jeppesen on March 14, 2017
Travis Jeppesen (*1979) is a writer and artist based in Berlin. His work can be viewed as an exploration of writing "in the expanded field," as he works in several different modes, having authored novels, books of poetry, plays and (…)
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At the Wallace Collection
by Travis Jeppesen on April 28, 2016
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New Writing @ Exile
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The purpose of ALL writing should be to create an entirely new language every time one sits down with pen in hand. Unafraid of "asignification" (meaninglessness.) Because, like writer's block, it doesn't actually exist. (New language = new meanings.) (…)
Poem about the dryness
by Travis Jeppesen on April 22, 2016
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Against Unity
by Travis Jeppesen on April 20, 2016
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It takes 10-15 minutes to walk from the famous Place Djamaa El Fna, the busiest square in Africa, to the Dream Kasbah hostel . Alternatively, take a taxi from the square to the property, which should cost between 10-20 Dirham. If walking from the main square: Turn left just after Hotel Tazi , and then the first road on the right where all of the taxis are. Walk straight ahead past the taxis and go straight on at the crossroads at the end of the taxi rank. Follow that road around to the right and pass the Kasbah Mosque on your left. Go straight ahead until you see a Western Union on your left, after which you should take the first left into the small street containing a butchers and some small vegetable stalls. Take the first right into a quiet residential area. Follow that street to the end and turn left. Dream Kasbah is on your left. Then simply just ring the doorbell.
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vDR – causing problems…
For those new to vSphere 5's GUI, there's a new column that's been added to the Virtual Machine view by the name of "Needs Consolidation".
This option was put in due to the occasional problem when Snapshots did not delete properly and would leave the delta files remaining in the VM's folder while the Snapshot Manager would show no snapshots existing.
With this option added to the columns, you should also take note of the option within the Snapshot options for each VM which will now allow a user to select the "Consolidate" function
As noticed with the first screenshot, we had a couple systems which were requiring some consolidation to them. So another admin went through and hit the consolidated button and got hit with a "Unable to access file
I still decided to dive into the CLI and check it out. I was stunned...
18 deltas... 18! Regardless of the vmsn file in there, there was no record of there being any snapshots.
In this case, that system probably hasn't even been rebooted 18 times much less been snapshot that many times... Except, vDR (VMware Data Recovery) is setup on it to do daily snaps. So I checked the vDR appliance settings and I found 8 disks too many attached.
After removing all of those extra hard disks, the consolidations would succeed. Note, it took a while, but they did succeed.
Just another reminder of while vDR is a great tool to have on hand, it should definitely not be the one and only method of backup
Also, if you let vDR run long enough (failing every night, creating lots of those delta files), you will get to a point where you vSphere 5 host will simply disappear from the cluster view (disconnected). While you can still manually connect to that specific vSphere host, you won't be able to add it back to the cluster (in vCenter) as it will fail with "Unknown communication error with vpxa agent" – giving timeout errors in the logs.
Finding which VMs has all those un-consolidated vmdk is left to the sysadmin, but your solution will fix it… I've also had to create and delete a snapshot for all of them to be gone from the disk, as I didn't knew about consolidate option and I didn't saw them in snapshot view. In my situation, they weren't being used by the VM.
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Predictions and Hopes for Season 6 of Downton Abbey
Hey Everyone! I am super excited for season 6 of Downton Abbey, which should hopefully be coming to the U.S. Early next year. I kind of wanted to do this before it airs in the UK, so that there will … Continue reading
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Hey Everyone! I finally made another video for my knitting youtube channel, which I am pretty proud of, it is the first real video I have made for that channel in about a year. Making youtube videos where I am … Continue reading
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Hey Everyone! Today was another busy adventurous day. Today one of my friends and I went to Sauvie Island then ended up at Cooper Mountain to actually hike. It was a really pretty and relaxing. I also did the vlog … Continue reading
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Henry Threadgill is a powerful composer and uses the brute force of instrumentation to turn his music in different directions. And each time he changes direction, he retains the best ideas of his last band.
In the early 80's with his seven-piece band that he called the Sextett, he used cello, trombone and two drummers to intimate both early jazz and chamber music. In the early 90's with Very Very Circus, he banished the string bass, doubled up on tubas as well as drums and added an electric guitar to give the music's crosshatched lines more bite. In the mid-90's with Make a Move, he kept tuba and guitar but added accordion and harmonium to make slower, more dolorous music.
He presented his new band, Zooid, in its premiere at the Knitting Factory on Friday night, and there was not quite as much of a stylistic leap as he has conditioned us to. The new instrument in this sextet is the oud, played by Tariq Benbrahim. He used it almost as a rhythm-section instrument: he repeated needling riffs that anchored the pieces, sometimes in tandem with the acoustic guitar of Liberty Ellman.
The accordion, played by Tony Cedras, and the tuba, played by Jose Davilla, were still in place; those elements and the replacement of an electric guitar with an acoustic gave the music an early-20th-century flavor, somewhere around Kurt Weill, tango and marches.
There was a cropped feeling to the music: the musicians were given short lines, and the music was at least two-thirds composed. But underneath all the Europeanisms is an interpretation of American funk. Somewhere in an omnivorous career, Mr. Threadgill has learned James Brown's orchestral trick of having each musician contribute in a small way to a cooperative rhythm, with pockets of space among the mesh of parts.
Zooid's pieces, I'm happy to say, are a good deal shorter than those of Make a Move, and they're restless, of indeterminate key. Each piece fooled the ear many times as oud, guitar, accordion and Mr. Threadgill's flute or saxophone -- all playing lines -- seemed about to settle into lovely euphony, only to move on to more irresolution after a bare second of agreement. The musicians kept joining together though at specific moments in the compositions; this gave the music a sweet-and-sour flavor.
The addition of the oud is the major textural change in this band, but it was hard to hear because of Friday night's mix. Though Mr. Threadgill's new drummer, Dafnis Pietro, executed his tricky rhythmic assignments beautifully, the other players still seemed a bit uncomfortable with the new music. Mr. Threadgill's chord changes are unusual, and there is a great, swelling drama in his work that asks improvisers to rise to the occasion and be expressive. (The composer, on alto saxophone, is an exemplary soloist for his own music: concise, witty and able to manage his improvisations so they slowly grow in urgency.)Continue reading the main story
Everything wasn't quite coming together the first time out, but the little-known Mr. Ellman and Mr. Pietro, in time, could make this music grow.Continue reading the main story


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An Interview with Henry Gale (Michael Emerson)
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Captain Bleudson manned the helm! There they were! Rivals! Other blood sucking varmits! Too much! Two pirate ships, one treasure map, one sunken bounty.
After his old main operation base was taken over by some government, the captain of some pirate ship has to find a new base. Fortunately he finds a new, uninhabited island which is quite ideal for that goal. On that island, the captain of a pirate ship finds a map.
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When customers come into our retail nursery store with a dead tree or shrub in hand they ask, why did it die? My response: Jeez did you water it? Nine time out of ten they did not water according to our instructions.
I will ask them how many times did you water? The average customers will say .. oh about once or twice per week.
Once or twice per week is insufficient watering for a newly planted tree or shrub. You will need to water everyday day for at least 30 days …. Do not skip a day!
Make sure the water drains well. In mid summer you should water twice a day no matter where you live. Here are some responses I get from folks who did NOT water
"I thought you said once per week for 30 days."
"We went on vacation and when we came back it died."
"I thought the watering system 2-3 times per week would suffice."
"I did water everyday for 30 days. (Then why are the leaves wilted and root ball dry?)
Even low water drought tolerant trees and shrubs need water those first 30 days. The one exception are the cactus family type of plants. They need water once or twice after planting, then leave them alone.
Their could be other reasons but these are usually the exception and not the rule.
Fungus – Usually from over watering, will rarely kill the tree.
Disease – Most retail nurseries will not sell diseased trees, plants or shrubs.
Insects – Possible but their would be evidence of insect damage.
Below are some suggestions to ensure survival of your tree of shrub.
More Tree Shrub Care at: Tree and shrub care Water & Tree problems
1. Check your drip system make sure water is actually dripping out of the drip line. If it is make sure the dripper is directly over the top of the root ball.
2. If possible up the drip watering system everyday for 30 days about 20 minutes per day.
3. If the system is too complicated get a landscaping professional to adjust the timers.
4. Do it by hand … Yes get out there and water your plants everyday for the … first 30 days. If you can not do it yourself pay someone to do it.
5. If you do not have a hose available use a bucket about 4-5 gallons per day.
Water is essential for root growth, once they start growing the tree or shrub will have an almost 100% chance of survival. After all we all want happy customer, nursery manager and above all great looking trees and shrubs so you can enjoy your outdoor landscaping home.
Use a good root stimulator for root growth. You do not need to fertilize at this time wait until the 30 day period is over. Remember to join our gardening newsletter it's free.
Thanks from Paul and Gary Guzman


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Creamy Orange Jello
1 6 oz. large vanilla pudding - the cook kind
1 6 oz. large pkg orange jello powder
Drained mandarin oranges and bananas
Cook pudding mix according to pkg directions EXCEPT substitute water for the milk.
Add 1 lg pkg orange jello powder.
Mix well.
Let cool down a bit.
Add drained mandarin oranges and bananas.
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