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- Date of birth: Dec 8, 2010
- Date of passing: Dec 21, 2010
|Let the memory of Analise be with us forever
"we miss you always. i miss you every day"
"What a beautiful little girl.......Analise. We surely miss you, dear little one. We will meet again one day. Love and hugs............Grandma Lora"
"Today is your second birthday. We are missing you so verymuch. I guess God needed his angel back. I wish he would have let us enjoy you a while longer. Ourlove for you is still strong. we will meet you one day. what a glorious day that will be. All our love and kisses to you baby girl until we meet again. love you so much. Great grandma."
"ALthough a day late I do love and miss you dearly take care of my friends baby up there. She came to live with you today December 22, 2011.. A year after I lost your love. I know your mom loves you dearly and misses you... See you when I get there Love Grandpa"
"I can't believe it is a year since you got your wings. We love and miss you everyday. I am so looking forward to the day that I can see and hold you. Love you so much.
great grand Ma"
"even though I was a way on your birthday, I thought of you. You were such a wonderful present for all of us. we miss you and love you dearly.All my love until we meet again. miss you terrible, you darling girl. hugs and love from your great grand ma."
"Happy Birthday, little one. I found the perfect little pink slippers I would have picked out for you. Had Disney princesses on them. Grandma"
"Ana, I will be away for your birthday. Wish you were here to celebrate it with us. saw a baby doll the other day that would be just your size. I want to wish you a happy birthday and tell you how much I love you. Miss you so much. Just once I would love to hold you and give you all my love and kisses. Happy Birthday, honey. I love you."
"Analise, you were here for such a short time. We all fell in love with you at first sight. You were a perfect little angel to us all. You are God's perfect angel now. You will never be forgotten, dear little one. Love you and miss you. Grandma"
"Ana, I never had the chance to hold you or even see you. It makes no differance. I miss you so much. I was so proud when your grandpop called and said you were born. I bought you a beautiful fur coat, but you did not stay long enough to wear it. Just want to let you know I love you so much and I will see you again.watch over us and wait for us, we will be there. love great grandma."
"Just incase you are my friend and dont realize who this is, it is my grandaughter born to Kaylia and Bill Davidow last year on the date provided. She passed on ruled as SIDS. Just a memo for my friends who may not know."
"My life was blessed because you were in it if only for a short time. Your life was very precious. I love you and miss you sweetie."
"For the little Angel who touch my life without really knowing how much.. I love you and miss you daily..."
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The Sun timidly reappears, buds begin to form… There are unmistakable signs, spring is almost here! Spring Thaw Mitts translate this impatient waiting of warm beautiful days.
Knit in Broken seed stitch, they subtly showcase all the nuances of your favorite variegated yarn, while white alpaca yarn, evoking winter, adds warmth and a pastel tone with its fluff. This quick-to-knit project is perfect for that moment when seasons are still indecisive.
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Hand circumference: (13.5-15-16)[17-18-19-20] cm / (5.25-6-6.25)[6.75-7-7.50-7.75]"
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Every time Hyundai redesigns its small Elantra front-wheel-drive four-door sedan, the machine gets more and more impressive. The 2011 redesign is no different, giving the Elantra the looks of its larger Sonata sibling and the guts to keep up with other compact sedans in the marketplace.
The styling, as it is with Sonata, is a head-turner and distinctive amongst its brethren in this crowded marketplace. The long list of standard features for Elantra allow it to come in at an attractive price point (at the dealership level) that beats many Japanese cars on the road right now, particularly with the difficulties in Japan at the present time.
The brilliant silver 2011 Hyundai Elantra driven here is the GLS model with manual transmission, a combination that evinces great fuel mileage and a fun ride in both highway and in-town travel. I drove it through rain, sun, night and daytime trips and find this car to be a comfortable, easy to drive companion with an extremely nice cabin.
The Elantra's 1.8-liter inline four-cylinder DOHC engine makes 148 usable horsepower at 6500 rpm (redline is 6750 rpm) and 131 lb-ft of torque at 4700. The six-speed manual transmission has excellent gearing and sixth is an overdrive that allows achievable mileage ratings of 29/40 mpg from the large 12.8-gallon tank, using regular unleaded gasoline.
There is a MacPherson strut independent front suspension with stabilizer bar and a torsion beam at the rear that gives up good handling characteristics - nothing particularly sporting but nothing terribly bland, either. The electric-motor-driven power steering is a wee bit numb at center, but that's fairly normal with modern front-wheel-drive compact sedans; turning circle is a nice 34.8 feet.
Hyundai fits all-wheel ABS disc brakes for the 2011 Elantra sedan as well as electronic brakeforce distribution and brake assist. Stability and traction controls are standard, as well and work quite nicely. Front, side and head curtain airbags are standard on this machine.
The dimensions of the 2011 Hyundai Elantra are comparable to others in class at 178.3 inches length, 69.9 inches width, 56.5 inches width riding on a wheelbase of 106.3 inches, with ground clearance of 5.5 inches. Weight is 2661 pounds, making this car a nice, lithe machine and interior volume is an immense - for its size - 110.4 cubic feet.
Hyundai outfits the Elantra with Hankook Optima P205/55R-16-inch steel wheels as part of what it calls the "popular equipment package" that also includes air conditioning, cruise control, telescoping steering wheel, solar glass with windshield shade band (at $1350). This, together with carpeted floor mats, an iPod cable and transportation increase the base price from $14,830 to $16,930, a respectable cost for such a nice machine.
I find the exterior of the 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS very pleasing to the eye and the interior duplicates that opinion. I like the straightforward nature of the gauge pods with black background, white numbers and traditional red pointers. The speedometer goes to an optimistic 160 mph and there are gas and temperature gauges on LED bars between the tach and speedometer.
Hyundai has a passion for blue interior touches and, thankfully, leaves them to the ergonomically designed central stack for this model. There is a large covered area at the base of the central stack with 12-volt, auxiliary, iPod and USB plus the cable mentioned above. There are open molded plastic pockets on either side of the central stack with a 12-volt on the passenger's side, just right for juicing the cell. While the center stack is multi-hued, the colors are muted and not obtrusive.
The steering wheel has cruise and trip computer operations on the right side only and there's a release on the floor for both the trunk and fuel filler. A sunglass holder lies at the edge of the windshield header. The wipers have a single pass and the turn signals can be used for lane changes with a slight dip either direction, an elegant touch for this sedan.


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Turkey once was looked to, with good reason, as a model for the Middle East. It was a well-established republic, more stable and more democratic than much of the rest of that region. The legacy of modernity of Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish republic, has given his country a lasting advantage over most of the Arab world. Straddling two continents, Turkey was well-suited to be a cultural, economic and political bridge between Europe and the Middle East.
Turkey also is predominantly Muslim and, as such, all the more equipped to be a model for majority Muslim countries of the Middle East. The rise to power 14 years ago of the Justice and Development (AK) Party, generally described as mildly Islamist, enhanced the model. The party demonstrated how it is possible not only for such a party to assume power through peaceful democratic means in an avowedly secular republic, but also, as AK-led governments did in their first several years in office, to compile a solid record of good governance and economic growth.
The tough neighborhood in which Turkey lives gives Ankara an incentive to reach out to the countries to its south, if only to help prevent their troubles from spreading northward, and AK-led governments have done exactly that. Even the longstanding problem of Kurdish separatism seemed to become less of a problem, as Ankara made overtures to Kurds within Turkey while also taking a more positive attitude toward the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq.
Within the past few years this favorable picture of the Turkish role has fallen apart, largely for two reasons. One is the increasingly authoritarian ways of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The former prime minister moved to the presidency with the intention of transforming that office into a strong executive, but any such constitutional change matters less now than a disturbing erosion of basic civil and political rights. The press is being muzzled, and courts are being hobbled. The latest move by Mr. Erdogan to crush any challenge to his accumulation of power has been to declare a former ally, the influential movement led by exiled preacher Fethullah Gulen, to be a terrorist group — a groundless charge.
The other major reason that Turkey's role has changed has been the civil war in Syria, on Turkey's southern doorstep. The fluctuating relationship between Ankara and the Assad regime in Damascus has settled into one of strong antagonism, with Mr. Erdogan's determination to oppose the Syrian regime getting in the way of efforts by others to counter the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS. The Kurdish problem has flared anew, with Ankara opposing any cooperation with a Kurdish militia in Syria that others have found to be an effective opponent to Islamic State, but one that the Turkish government considers to be an arm of a rebellious Kurdish group in Turkey.
The effects of these developments on Turkey's relations with outside powers have been profound and uniformly negative. To the West, the same Turkey that has been a valued partner on many diplomatic and security matters (and still has the second-largest army in NATO) now presents a significant human rights problem. The main reason Western relations with Turkey have not gotten any worse than they have is European dependence on Turkey in stemming the flow of migrants from the Middle East to Europe.
The downturn in Turkish-Russian relations has been even sharper. A decade ago that relationship was warming significantly, notwithstanding the historical enmity that included several wars between the Ottoman and Russian empires. The Syrian civil war, with Moscow and Ankara backing opposing sides and with fierce fighting very close to the border with Turkey, has thrown the relationship back into the freezer. The worst episode came last November, when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that had flown briefly into Turkish airspace during a mission against Syrian rebels. A recent poll shows that the Russian public now considers Turkey to be one of Russia's three most significant adversaries, along with the United States and Ukraine. The Russian government insists that Turkey must take responsibility for the November incident before relations can get back to normal.
What all outside powers should remember is that, however difficult their relations with Mr. Erdogan's government have become, Turkey is still an essential player in the Middle East. Its active participation certainly is critical to any de-escalation and resolution of the highly destructive war in Syria. Ankara also has a major role to play in the stabilization of Iraq. Turkish cooperation is important in countering Islamic State and other forms of Islamist extremism and terrorism. As one of three major non-Arab states, along with Iran and Israel, in the area, Turkey is a key part of any balance of power in the Middle East. And Turkey still can set an important example as a modern, democratic, majority-Muslim state.
Other powers need to work hard, despite understandable disagreements with the Turks, to respect the fears and sensitivities that are prevailing in Turkey today — and that go far beyond Mr. Erdogan's ambitions — while looking for avenues for practical cooperation with Ankara. For the West, this does not mean overlooking the infringements of civil and political liberties, which debase the very good example that Turkey could and should be setting for the region. It does mean not focusing narrowly on the migration problem and instead actively engaging with Turkey on other aspects of instability in the Middle East.
For Russia, this kind of engagement will require greater flexibility in getting past the shootdown of the Russian jet. It is expecting too much for Turkey to take sole blame for an incident in which the plane did enter Turkish territory. Russia and Turkey need to get back, and soon, to a normal relationship. Too many important interests of both countries are at stake.
⦁ Paul R. Pillar is a contributing editor of the National Interest and nonresident senior fellow of the Center for Security Studies at Georgetown University.
US-Russia Crosstalk is a joint initiative of the Kommersant newspaper and Valdai Club in Russia and The Washington Times and Center for National Interest in the United States aimed at fostering a dialog on strategic engagement between the two countries.
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Starting in the fall of 2016, Detachment 772 will be accepting students into the GMC. Typically composed of freshman and sophomore students, the GMC consists of one credit hour classes each term.
Freshman year focuses on providing cadets with a solid understanding of the Air Force's organization, officership and professionalism, military customs and courtesies, and officer career opportunities.
Sophomore year Air Force classes provide cadets with the necessary background in air and space history. This historical understanding is provided within the framework of continued emphasis on the Air Force core values and officership.
Detachment 772 is still accepting cadets as part of the two-year program until the fall of 2016. This is open to academic juniors and seniors who have two years remaining in their degree. Students who enter the program as a GMC will enter the POC after successfully competing for and completing summer Field Training. The POC consists a of three credit hour course each term, focusing on leadership principles, national security topics, and preparation for active duty.
Junior year focuses on leadership and management traits essential to serving the nation as Air Force officers. Students entering as part of the two-year program focus on Field Training Prep. Third-year cadets returning from field training are assigned leadership positions within the Cadet Wing, and the corresponding Air Force academic classes serve to better prepare cadets for the challenges awaiting them.
Senior year Air Force classes focus on preparing cadets to enter active duty as newly commissioned officers. Topics include regional studies to better prepare cadets for the diverse locations they may deploy to in the course of their careers. Additional subject matter covered in senior year includes Air Force doctrine and military justice.
LLAB is a three hour weekly training session designed to acclimate cadets to the military environment and to develop their leadership skills. It is required for all cadets each term.
Cadets receive their Dress Blues to wear to classes on Tuesday and Thursday, but wear business casual attire until their uniform arrives. Once a Cadet contracts with the Air Force, they will be issued their ABUs that they can also wear to class.
Physical Training is essential to becoming a good leader and a great Airman in the Air Force. The Air Force and Det722 have high standards of its Cadets and future officers with physical training being one of those.
At a minimum, Cadets must attend two physical training sessions a week. Times vary by semester and take Cadet's class schedules into consideration. Physical training sessions are important in preparing Cadets for Field Training while providing a sense of unity within the detachment. From day one to the day you commission, you will work side by side with your fellow Cadets through rigorous workouts or team sports, all of which provides Cadets with knowledge and confidence about their physical abilities.
The Physical Fitness Assessment is taken every fall and spring term while a cadet is enrolled in Air Force ROTC. All cadets must attempt the test each fall and spring term.
The PFA is composed of three events in the following order:
All events must be completed. There is a short rest period between each event. There is a minimum score of 75 points (out of 100) and all minimums must be met.


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10th Annual Southern Magnolia 100---October 1st , 2017
The Southern Magnolia is getting closer and closer. We will continue to register riders right up until the event.
Here are some important dates to remember.
September 9th
Practice ride for the Southern Magnolia ,
You are invited to come out and join us as we ride the course. We will have 2 rest stops along with a store.
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The Gulf Coast Bicycle Club (GCBC) invites you to join us on Sunday, October 1, 2017, for the 10th Annual Southern Magnolia 100. This fully-supported bicycle ride offers routes for all skill levels and distances ranging from 12 miles, 25 miles, 40 miles, Metric Century, and Century. This year in celebration of our 10th year of the Southern Magnolia, we are offering the ultimate challenge- the Ultra distance of 116 miles.
The first 100 riders to register will get a free pair of custom made Southern Magnolia cycling socks. The first 300 to register will get a Southern Magnolia Swag Bag full of goodies that all cyclist need. As always, after crossing the finish line, all riders of all distances will get the custom made Southern Magnolia Medal.
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You must be registered before September 10th to get your long sleeve shirt or hoodie on the day of the event. All those who register after the 10th will only receive the long sleeve shirt which will be mailed after the event.
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*For safety reasons no headphones will be allowed during the ride. Also, those who are doing the Metric Century should be able to average 14 mph. Those doing the Century or Ultra should be able to average 16 mph. Helmets Required.
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Aug 23, 2012 - 11:23 am
Ladies, I've periodically posted information regarding integrative treatments and maintaining NED with diet, supplements, and lifestyle. My story wasn't very earth shattering, it seemed, because I didn't start posting until I was NED. But my prognosis was very poor, my surgery was suboptimal, and my doctor gave me less than a year. I incorporated integrative therapies during treatment and was NED in March of 2010. I work with a naturopath who put me on a Paleo style diet, prescribed various supplements, and told me I have to exercise and keep my stress level low. I've done those things and this week my CA-125 (a good indicator for me) is 1.
Aug 23, 2012 - 12:55 pm
I really appreciate the information on the alternatives. I'm turning my diet around, it helps that my kids can appreciate the affects of poor eating habbits. I love to eat, I like the things we should avoid. My commitment to a healthier diet is growing thanks to encouragement, and the good example you Ladies provide. I have had some pain from surgery and lack of excercise and have found that when i did pilaties that did hurt so good! Really, the major stretching helped alot with the adhesion discomfort. Yes, it hurt the days after, however it WAS worth it. I wish they gave us more physical therapy like pilates after surgery. I believe we would be taking alot less pain relievers. "Be thine own physician?" something like that, of course I believe in Dr.s, but they do need our involvement in treatment. Thanx MUUUCHO for all of the Ladies who spread so much vital information for us all to share.
Aug 24, 2012 - 10:44 pm
Congrats on your Ca 124 being 1!!!!! I have been to see a naturopath also. I do give myself iscador shots 3 times per week. Dose was just upped last week to 2 mgs each shot now. I have my ca 125 drawn next thurs. In May it was 31. I hope it has went down some because of these shots.
BTY, do you drink grape juice for the resveratrol ? If so what what kind? Also how much exercise do you do and what kind? I read where resistance exercise can help build muscle and decrease estrogen levels. Also what do you eat that is sweet? Also do you agree with the theory that we should keep our body in an alkaline state? I've been trying to eat lemon rinds to help with this. They really aren't that bad.
Thanks so much
Aug 25, 2012 - 6:45 pm
I don't drink any fruit juice. There are far too many sugars in fruit juices. My naturopath's nutritionist tells me that women should consume only 20 mg of sugar daily, and that includes the sugar content of all foods and liquids ingested. So, not only does that mean that fruit juices are off limits, but also most fruits as well. The only fruit I eat is about a third cup of organic berries. This contains about 5 grams of sugar, therefore 1/4 of my daily intake. All cancers seem to have a close relationship with sugar, but ovarian cancer seems to be more sensitive to sugar than many other types. But even other medical fields are recognizing the detriments of sugar, and I've heard that cardiologists are starting to recommend limiting sugar intake to this amount.
I exercise 3 or 4 times a week, not including walks. Yes, weight training is the best. You should also do sprints every other day or so, with full recovery in between. This, as it turns out, is better for us than aerobic running or biking. There's a really good book on the subject of exercise, "PACE The 12 Minute Fitness Revolution." In the area I live, there are a lot of extreme athletes, runners, bikers, etc. My naturopath has observed that if they are cancer suvivors, who have acheived remission, and they continue to practice extreme exercise, they almost always have a recurrance. So, sprints, walking and weight training seem to be the best choices.
I don't really eat anything sweet anymore. And I was a sweetness addict. The only safe sweeteners are stevia and xylitol. I have essentially adopted a Paleo style diet, minus the honey. My naturopath recommends some form of this diet to all of her ovarian cancer patients. She recognized the benefits of the diet when she started it about a year and a half ago, and her CA-125 has been lower on it than ever before. This diet does not include any grains or beans. Therefore, the only baked goods I have are made with almond meal. I have avoided sweets for so long, that when I make these, I don't add any sweetener, and they are fine for my tastes. I love the book, "Paleo Comfort Foods," for the recipes it contains.
I've worked with two naturopaths and one integrative nurse pracitioner, since my initial diagnosis over three years ago. None of them has given much credence to the alkaline diet. I do think that the ingredients of the alkaline diet are beneficial, but frankly, there is no way you can affect the alkalinity of your body by what you eat. If your blood was not at the proper pH, you would die. If you don't have enough acid in your stomach, you don't digest your food properly and you may end up with acid reflux. So, it doesn't make much sense that you are effectively adjusting your body's acidity by what you eat.
Just a glimpse of what I've learned over the past three years. :)
Aug 25, 2012 - 7:08 pm
Thanks for all the advice! Sounds like the answer someone gave me one time when i asked her how she lost so much weight. She said,"Honey, if I put something in my mouth that tastes good, I spit it out." LOL, I loved her answer.
I will check into the Paleo diet. I will also post my ca 125 when I get results next week.
Couple more questions, if you don't mind. I drink green tea and water mostly. What do u drink? Also I eat hormel turkey-- not supposed to have preservatives in it. Do u recommend. Also, just curious, are you in the medical field?
Thanks again and have good weekend
Aug 25, 2012 - 9:30 pm
Aug 27, 2012 - 9:08 am
Just wondering if your naturopath puts out newsletters? Would love to be on the email list. Thanks
Sep 07, 2012 - 1:20 pm
sorry, I didn't see your question about a newsletter. She does not have a newsletter, but there are some pretty interesting audio presentations on her website: http://www.namastehealthcenter.com/resources/presentations.html
Sep 08, 2012 - 12:36 pm
Hey there. Thanks for the link to the audio websites. I've listened to a couple of them. Very informative! I would be curious to know if Amish people have a lower incidence of cancer since they mostly grow their own food. Anyway, I was just wondreing what you eat for breakfast other than country eggs? So trying to adjust, taking baby steps.
Sep 08, 2012 - 8:58 pm
Normally, I have a smoothie for breakfast: Coconut milk, cultured coconut milk, unsweetened cranberry juice, fresh ground flax and chia seeds, liquid coconut oil, raw cacao, some supplements, a few frozen orgainc berries and a raw egg (the raw egg is not advisable for those in chemo). One day on the weekend, I'll have eggs and nitrate-free bacon. That is an interesting question about the Amish. One would think their incidence of cancer would be lower due to diet and fewer toxic exposures.
Dec 07, 2012 - 10:49 pm
As my naturopath sees more and more women with ovarian cancer, I see more and more amazing results from her approach. She started working with a woman in mid-October, with mets to her liver that had consumed 80% of that organ. My naturopath was hesitant to do anything extreme with the patient, due to the compromised condition of her body, a result of years of chemo. So, she put her on a strict ketogenic diet, and one month later, her liver is clear of cancer.
Aug 26, 2012 - 9:28 am
Wonderful advice! What we all need is a lifestyle change.
I recently met with the doctor at the alternative clinic (www.nasriclinic.com).
Another alternative clinic I contacted (www.medicorcancer.com) is using Sodium Dichloroacetate (DCA) - a molecule that can't be patented as a cancer drug and is overlooked by big farmaceutical companies, read about it on www.dcacancer.org. Very promising in cancer prevention and treatment, much less damaging to the body than chemo but however causes neuropathy (DCA is to be taken with B1 vitamin for neuropathy)
Not cheap and insurance would not cover any of it. But if you can afford it, why not?
My mainstream oncologist was against mixing these protocols with chemo, but not opposed to doing it after NED for recurrance prevention.
I also wanted to recommend natural "chaga mushroom" supplement virtually unknown in North America, but used for centuries in Russia, China and Japan; tested / approved by government healthcare for multiple cancers in the former Soviet Union in the 50s. It has no side effects and tons of benefits. Read about it on www.chagamushroom.com. I bought chaga extract off www.oriveda.com, it ships from Netherlands, and take mega doses 3 times a day.
And not to forget another natural remedy: cold-pressed flaxseed oil mixed with cottage cheese.
Aug 27, 2012 - 12:42 am
My naturopath, who only works with cancer patients, recommends making small changes rather than going crazy and quitting everything cold turkey. It will be easier to stick with in the long run. I was so addicted to sugar and he recommended to start by having two servings of protein powder a day(whey protein I add to water) one with breakfast and one with lunch. That alone has helped with my sugar cravings. I also add fish oil from Nordic Naturals to my salads. I hate fish and this has no fishy taste at all but lots of Omega-3. I am trying to move towards a Paleo diet, as well, as this is what my doc recommends. My daughter has Crohns disease and her doctor also recommends the Paleo diet.
Certainly worth checking out.
Aug 27, 2012 - 10:46 am
For giving us all hope..you a truly an inspiration..and you do a lot of research and homework. Stay healthy and NED...Val
Sep 10, 2012 - 3:41 pm
Thanks Tethys. I read your posts about your naturopath about six months ago and booked an appointment. I've been feeling well, and think I'm doing everything I can to protect my health. Chemo can get me into remission, but can't keep me there. I have a team of people I work with-----a gynecologist/oncologist, a medical oncologist, a naturopath, an acupuncturist, a master nutritionist, and a personal trainer. I take about 25-30 supplements a day, work out moderately, eat a mostly Paleo diet, and I've watched my CA-125 plummet. I probably feel better than I have in 20 years. I hope I can keep it that way, and I can't thank you enough for pointing me in the right direction.


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The Cathedral-Basilica's Concerts with a Cause series will continue Aug. 11 with Songbirds at 3 p.m. at the Bishop Baker Parish Center on St. George Street.
Subtitled "Four Dynamic Divas Sing Something for Everyone!" Songbirds will feature well-known St. Augustine vocalists Janet Graham, Jane Mathis, Greer Sullivan and Stephanie Walter in a program of sacred, traditional, musical theatre and jazz compositions.
Pianist Curtis Powell will accompany the four divas on the Cathedral Parish Yamaha concert grand.
Songbirds is the fourth of six Concerts with a Cause, a series designed to raise funds for the Cathedral-Basilica's new pipe organ. The 55-rank instrument, built by Casavant Freres of Quebec, will be installed in the Cathedral January 2003.
"This wonderful concert offers something for everyone's states," says Cathedral organist and concert series producer Shannon McKay, "and showcases the versatility of four terrific singers. From Randall Thompson's Alleluia to 'Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me,' these ladies can handle it all! And not only are they first-rate musicians - they're outstandingly engaging entertainers. Watching them interact with their audience and with each other will be a real treat."Graham, music director and organist at Memorial Presbyterian Church, leads the St. Augustine Community Chorus and Orchestra each December in the seasonal concert featuring Handel's Messiah. Mathis and Sullivan, longtime members of the professional women's ensemble "Vivace," also have been featured soloists with the Community Chorus and with First Coast opera. Walter, professor of voice and musical theatre at Florida School of the Arts in Palatka, has performed as soloist in Rutter's Magnificat and Brahms' Requiem with the Community Chorus, and is also an accomplished jazz stylist.
Accompanist Powell is pianist at Ancient City Baptist Church, accompanist for the University of North Florida Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, and director of The Academy of Music and Arts in St. Augustine. His virtuosic partnering of Ms. Walter in Maury Yeston's December Songs will be a highlight of the Aug. 11 concert.
"Another really neat thing about the Songbirds concert," McKay adds, is its wonderfully ecumenical nature. "Here we have Janet, the Memorial Presbyterian music director (who's actually a Methodist!) Jane and Greer who both sing in her choir, Stephanie who's a mainstay of the Trinity Episcopal choir, and Curtis who plays for the Baptists, all pooling their talents to raise money for the Cathedral pipe organ. We at the Cathedral are so appreciative of the willingness of these gifted musicians to help this cause in such a special way! They've been enriching worship services all over town for many years; now they're generously enriching our concert series."
A Meet the Artists reception will be held after the concert. A requested donation of $10 at the door will be benefit the Cathedral Pipe organ Fund. The Bishop Baker Center is located at 259 St. George St., south of the plaza; ample free parking is available. Call 829-8000 for more information.
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If there's one thing Zendaya Coleman is known for outside of her eye-catching style, it's her ability to eloquently speak out against injustice. The Independent, a British online newspaper established in 1986, asserted that Zendaya "attacked" a troll on twitter over rape comment. Zendaya found the wording to be interesting.
In a deleted tweet referencing 2013 film The Purge, a film focused on the concept of all crime being legal for 12 hours, Zendaya was posted along with Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj and Rihanna. The very offensive caption of the tweet read: "If the purge was real, who y'all raping?"
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Kolkata, Aug 11 (IANS) In face of major stake sales, steel major Tata Steel Ltd (TSL) on Tuesday posted an exceptional rise of 126.18 percent in its net consolidated profit at Rs.762.96 crore for the quarter ended June 30 even though its revenue took a dip.
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Edited release from Gulfstream ParkGulfstream Park, currently undergoing a major reconstruction, will have a one-mile chute on its dirt track when its 2005 racing season gets under way Jan. 3. The 86-day meet runs through April 24.Gulfstream's main track was enlarged during the summer to a circumference of 1 1/8 miles, with a backstretch chute that allows for sprint and middle distance races of up to 7 1/2 furlongs. The chute was extended by about 150 yards to allow for mile races."Our horsemen and our fans both told us that they wanted mile races," Gulfstream president and general manager Scott Savin said in a release. "We've been working on this for some time now, and we're pleased that everything is in place for it to happen. It's a winner all around.""Trainers are more likely to try their sprinters at one mile than at a two-turn route of ground," Gulfstream racing secretary David Bailey said, "and for those horses who find 1 1/8 miles just a little too far, one mile is more suitable. It's an ideal distance to try off of a short layoff as well, and a nice extension for promising 3-year-olds who have just broken their maidens at six furlongs. I expect that these races will be well supported at the entry box."The $100,000 Aventura Stakes for 3-year-olds on Jan. 8 will be held at one mile. It previously was run at 1 1/16 miles, and for 2005 was scheduled at 7 1/2 furlongs before the chute was extended.


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As always, I would like to thank everyone who posts here. Between those that responded directly to my questions, and those that posted their own experiences, I was able to put together a great plan for my brief 3-day Vienna vacation. About myself – I am an American female, vegetarian, non-smoker, non-drinker with bad knees and horrible allergies. My specific interests are architecture and art (particularly statues, ironwork, and stained glass), and historical narration/storytelling. I'm a practicing psychotherapist, so Freud's life was of particular interest to me this trip. I also love the cultural arts of symphony and opera, but this was off-season so not a focus this trip. Usually a solo traveler, but a friend decided to join me at the last minute for this trip. After the first day, we went our separate ways due to varied interests and just met up for breakfast/dinner/gelato. I like to hit the ground running and then slow down over time (if I'm lucky enough to have a longer vacation).
Normally I plan trips 1-2 years in advance. Yeah, I'm one of those people who likes to have all the details worked out. This trip was originally planned for the week of Thanksgiving, but my teaching schedule for fall shifted a bit, and I decided to move it up to the break between Summer and Fall semesters instead –and as a 43rd birthday present to myself. So I had less than 2 months to plan, but I think I did a good job. I bought a Vienna Pass with transportation option, which paid for almost everything there. The attractions are very expensive – seemed about €10-20 per place – so it definitely paid for itself. I had my itinerary ready to go, and I left my birthday party to go hop on a plane – full of energy and excitement.
Then my best laid plans went awry. I got sick on the plane. Violently sick. I will spare you the details, but I went from feeling top of the world to bottom of the pit. Unfortunately, I dealt with some degree of upset stomach and nausea for the first two days of my trip. I did go to a pharmacy in Vienna, and the medication I got there did help. Ultimately, this seems to have been an allergic/exposure reaction of sorts – not something contagious.
Anyway, I flew British Airways from Atlanta to London, with a layover in London. I then flew on to Vienna. I had scheduled a driver to pick me up from the airport, since public transportation stops at midnight and my flight was arriving at 11pm. €27 through Vienna Airport Taxi website. The driver was on time, professional, and gave helpful info about the city during the drive. I would definitely use again. If you get a taxi to/from airport without pre-booking, it's about €40. I arrived at my hotel, Hotel City Central. It's on the edge of the 2nd district, just a few blocks walk from the inner city, and about 2 blocks from trams and metro station. It was a great location. Hotel room was nice, we had a double room (two twin beds pushed together). The hotel breakfast (included) was a lovely buffet of cheeses and meats, fruits and vegetables, eggs, breads and pastries, yogurt, juices, and more. I ate breakfast there each day. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again.
***Day 1***
With me not feeling well and my friend being a bit out of sorts, we opted to not follow the itinerary and just spend the day getting oriented to the city. We walked around the inner city, through the shopping areas down to Hofburg Palace and the Museums Quarter. We did not go into any museums. Everything was labeled very discreetly (or not at all seemingly) which made it hard to figure out what we were looking at a lot of the time. Most all of the buildings in Vienna are just magnificent architecturally. We did go inside St. Stephen's Cathedral, which was beautiful and ornate. At this point, neither one of us was loving Vienna. We got some gelato and headed back to the hotel room to call it a day. We discussed our plans, and decided to go in different directions for the rest of the trip – ultimately the best decision we could have made because we were both so much happier after that.
***Day 2***
Starting to feel better, I was determined to see the sites. I chose to pick up with my itinerary day 2. I got up a bit later than I had intended, so I skipped Karlskirche and headed down to Belvedere Palace. This was the only place that was not covered by my Vienna Pass so I had to pay admission for it (€20). I saw both upper and lower Belvedere, including the Klimt exhibit. It was truly beautiful and enjoyable, especially the gardens, and I began to feel happy about being in Vienna. Definitely one of the highlights of my trip.
I stayed there a bit longer than I had scheduled, so I opted to take a taxi over to Freud Museum for my scheduled Context Travel private tour. The tour was wonderful, I had Reinhard as my guide and he did an amazing job of bringing Freud's work to life within social and familial context. The tour went through the museum (his living quarters and practice area), by the hospital where he worked and trained, over to the University where he taught adjunct, past several of his more famous patients' houses, and ended at his favorite café. Another highlight of my trip.
I then caught the tram to the Albertina museum, and saw the Monet and Picasso exhibits there, among others. I sat at the base of the statue outside the museum and wrote in my travel journal. I was starting to fall in love in Vienna. A tour of the State Opera, some more gelato, and it was time to head back to the hotel. My friend and I went to dinner at the Hard Rock Café, a tradition of mine in foreign cities. I also purchased my Hard Rock Café Vienna t-shirt (I get one in every city I travel to). It was a great day.
***Day 3***
I had a hard time sleeping the night before, so I revisited my itinerary and gave myself 3 options for what to do on my last day. Unfortunately, there was just not going to be enough time to see what I wanted to, not to mention that I was discovering more I wanted to see by the minute! I started with spending the morning at Schonbronn Palace (which was originally on Day 1's itinerary). The place is huge! It was the one place I went that was extremely crowded too. You could easily spend the day there, but I saw what I wanted to in about 2 ½ hours. I did the Grand Tour of the palace (42 rooms), visited the privy gardens and the orangery, and went through the maze. I also took a walk through the park, and sat on one of the benches for a while to write in my travel journal. The gardens (both the privy gardens and the ones at the rear of the palace with all the statues and that magnificent fountain) were my favorite parts.
I headed over to Hundertwasser museum and KunstHaus. Amazing! This type of art is very hit-or-miss with me, but I really loved the overall energy of the place. I felt happy there. I could have sat on one of the benches in the museum and written poetry for hours, it felt so inspiring. Definitely another highlight of my trip. Also helped to clear out some of the heaviness of the Rococo style of the palace from the morning.
Next up was the Donauturm observation tower. The views were beautiful but so far away from the city that it was not what I was expecting and a bit disappointing. I took some pictures of the St. Francis of Assisi church on the bus ride back, which looks like a fairytale castle. A colleague of mine studied in Vienna, and had asked me to run by his old apartment and take pictures, which I did after going to the tower.
While touring the city, one site had kept catching my eye for the past 2 days. It had not been on my list, but I felt compelled to go see it. It turned out to be Votivkirsche. I love neo-Gothic churches! So beautiful. Yet another highlight of my trip. Spent a little time hanging out in Sigmund Freud park, which abuts the church.
My last scheduled stop was to see the Venus of Willendorf at the Naturhistorisches museum. Getting there was definitely a misadventure – two wrong metro stops and an embarrassing fall. But I made it and saw the tiny figurine. They allow photography, so I took a few pictures. Grabbed some gelato and dinner, and back to the hotel room to begin packing for the flight home the next morning.
The flight home was also on British Airways through London. While the food was horrific on the way over, the food on the way home was terrific! Flight was uneventful other than some storm activity in Atlanta that delayed our landing by about a half hour. Home sweet home, nothing flooded or burned down!
In the end, I loved Vienna, and look forward to going back!
The 3 full days in Vienna were 8/29/16 to 8/31/16.
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As always, I would like to thank everyone who posts here. Between those that responded directly to my questions, and those that posted their own experiences, I was able to put together a great plan for my brief 3-day Vienna vacation. About myself – I am an American female, vegetarian, non-smoker, non-drinker with bad knees and horrible allergies. My specific interests are architecture and art (particularly statues, ironwork, and stained glass), and historical narration/storytelling. I'm a practicing psychotherapist, so Freud's life was of particular interest to me this trip. I also love the cultural arts of symphony and opera, but this was off-season so not a focus this trip. Usually a solo traveler, but a friend decided to join me at the last minute for this trip. After the first day, we went our separate ways due to varied interests and just met up for breakfast/dinner/gelato. I like to hit the ground running and then slow down over time (if I'm lucky enough to have a longer vacation).
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This city is clean. So clean. No trash anywhere. I was surprised by the scarcity of recycling bins.
I felt very safe walking around everywhere.
The public transportation system was so convenient – frequent and fast. I took the metro all over the place. I was not successful in navigating the tram system, but I think with more time there, I would figure it out. I did not try the buses. The metro is an honor system, never saw anyone being checked for tickets except on the CAT airport train.
I was told by several people there are a lot of dogs in Vienna. I saw some dogs, but not many. I saw no cats at all, which was very odd.
The airport is very easy to navigate. Taking public transportation to the airport was also very easy to navigate.
The "tourist" attractions do not have obvious signage. Sometimes no signage at all. Having a good map was a must.
The attractions are also very expensive, presumably due to the high cost of upkeep. I purchased the 3-day Vienna Pass with transportation option (when it was on sale with 20% discount), and even though I did not use the pass the first day, I still saved over €30. I used the Hop On-Hop Off sightseeing bus a lot to get to various attractions, it was very helpful in navigating the city and learning my way around.
Gelato. Love the stuff. Shops on every corner. Cheap, about €1,30 a scoop. I ate lots of it every day.
A lot of vegetarian options, so I had no problems finding food, even though I didn't eat much due to my upset stomach.
Pepsi seems to be the more popular cola here, although I did see Coke being sold in a lot of places. No Mountain Dew.
Vienna has some interesting and unusual museums which I did not get around to seeing this time but am curious about, like the Crime Museum (of crimes that have happened in the city) and the Collection of Anatomical Pathology.
There are a lot of horse carriages. The horses are very healthy and clearly well taken care of, unlike in other cities.
I was surprised at how art is displayed here. I am used to paintings being in light-controlled, humidity controlled spaces. In Vienna, almost everywhere I went (except the "proper" museums like the Albertina) the pictures are just hanging on the wall, windows open/undraped to let natural light and air in, and/or no air conditioning.
The city was not smoky. For as much as everyone loves to smoke there, it was barely noticeable.
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Thanks for the nice report, gladd you got better quickly at the beginning.
I found it interesting you said it was easy to find vegetarian options, but I haven't been there for maybe 5 years. One thing that struck me was how veal was everywhere and in everything. I'm not even a vegetarian, but I swear at one restaurant, the soup as an appetizer was cream of veal, the main dish was veal schnitzel and even the salad had little bits of veal in it! I couldn't take it.
ONe of my favorite things, but that's because I"m very interested in classical music, was the music museum (which is one of the best) and to visit several composer homes/museums. Poor Brahms doesn't even get his own, shares with Haydn. Guess you didn't do any of that.
I never quite warmed up to Vienna, nice that you did.
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I have been to Vienna twice, both times in December for the Christmas markets. It is beautiful in winter. I did like it better the second time around. It grows on you.
I went to the Spanish riding school and took a tour of the stables and fell in love with the horses. I hope to get back some day and see things I missed the first two times.
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One thing that struck me was how veal was everywhere and in everything. I'm not even a vegetarian, but I swear at one restaurant, the soup as an appetizer was cream of veal, the main dish was veal schnitzel and even the salad had little bits of veal in it! I couldn't take it.>>
funny, Christina, we had to hunt down a restaurant serving Wiener Schnitzel and found a wide range of food to eat - Sauerbraten, [beef] Wildschwein, [wild boar] and Hirsch [venison]. we also ate very well in the Heurige [wine taverns] as well as having Wurst and Sauerkraut in the Biergarten in the Prater.
I fear that you might not have been looking in the right places!
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You went all the way for three days? Just Vienna?
Christina, I don't eat veal so no go for me either. I stick to salads there but lucky they never put veal in mine.
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Yep, all the way to Vienna for 3 days. I was on a limited budget, and only had 4 vacation days on the books at work. Also was trying to sneak it in between school semesters. It was definitely worth it though!
Yes, I saw lots of vegetarian options - mostly American food like veggie burgers and pizza. I saw at least a half dozen places advertising vegan food in the neighborhoods around my hotel and near the city center. Also Indian restaurants and such which have vegetarian options.
The next time I go, I plan for a music focus (see the symphony and opera, tour the composers' apartments and whatnot) and to see the horses. Since it was off-season - missed it by a week! - I opted not to do any of those things this time around.
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Very interesting report on Vienna. I admire your stamina, quite a trip and so much accomplished in a short time.
Hope you get to enjoy the music.
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I saw a lot of falafel being sold too.
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I have to admit, I was worried that I wouldn't warm up to Vienna at first. I had discussed with my friend that maybe I would take Budapest off my visit list, since I hadn't loved Prague and on the first day in Vienna, I wasn't loving it either. But the second day in Vienna really turned things around, and the more I was there, the more I fell in love with it.
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Sorry you were ill, that really impacts on a short holiday. I had dreadful gastro the day after returning home, I do not think I would have survived a plane trip in that state ( nor would the other passengers).
I like reading different takes on cities, people have such different interests and responses, you wisely split from your travel companion.
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Yes, my companion initially just wanted a getaway to de-stress, and coming with me was convenient. However, she realized once there that being in the city was too much like being home (she lives in London) and that she needed to be out in nature. She spent the remainder of her time on cycling tours and visiting wineries and such.
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Thanks for the nice trip report -- you visited places that weren't on my radar, but now are. And don't write off Budapest -- I wasn't a huge fan of Prague either, but love, love, love Budapest!
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Wow. I recall your original planning post; it's terrible to be sick on travel, but I am happy to read that you were able to enjoy your visit in its revised form.
"This city is clean. So clean. No trash anywhere. I was surprised by the scarcity of recycling bins." Yes, the cleanliness of Vienna (which extends into the residential areas, as well) is jarring at first; now it is a point of pride, and we find ourselves noticing even the slightest litter when we travel. As for there being few recycling stations, most city crews I have seen sort the waste bins when they are emptied, collecting plastic bottles separately. Perhaps that is easier than having separate bins.
The vegetarian/vegan scene has really come to life in the last couple of years here, though falafel stands have been present for much longer. We're now seeing something called, "Vegetable Schnitzel" on some menus, though none of us are brave enough to consider ordering it.
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Budapest is still safely on my to-do list! I may pair it with my return to Vienna.
I am glad to hear about the recycling during sorting. Vienna seems to be very environment-friendly focused, so I was sure recycling occurred somehow!
I don't know if I'd be brave enough to try vegetable schnitzel either.
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The vegetarian/vegan scene has really come to life in the last couple of years here, though falafel stands have been present for much longer. We're now seeing something called, "Vegetable Schnitzel" on some menus, though none of us are brave enough to consider ordering it.>>
I once made a schnitzel with a puff-ball [a type of fungi] but though it was ok the best thing about it was the egg and breadcrumb crust. IMO veggie food is most successful when it celebrates the vegetables for what they are rather than trying to "ape" the style of meat dishes.
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annhig, no "mock meat meals" for us, either. Tofu is tofu; it is not the, "squishy chicken" that a friend describes it in order to get her children to eat it.
This past weekend and next, Gumpoldskirchen and neighboring villages are hosting their vineyard wandering festival. We managed a few kilometers (and a few glasses of Sturm) yesterday before summer's last gasp of heat did us in. Just thought I'd pass that along in case you were looking for something to do next weekend.
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I enjoyed your report. You saw much more than I would have seen in such a short time.
If you're ever in Vienna again, I definitely suggest that you see the Karlskirche. It was designed by Fischer von Erlach, and I think it's the most beautiful church I've ever seen.
The last two times I was there, it was being renovated, so that there was scaffolding inside, but it should be finished by now.
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I'm already working on my itinerary for when I go back, and visiting Karlskirche is on it.
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Keiracatlyn, I noted your interest in stained glass in your OP, but did not see any mention of it in your trip report. Did you not see any of note? I've mentioned before in my trip reports that my wife is a glass artist here in the Pacific Northwest, and that we check out the glass art scene in each city we visit. Have not done so in Vienna as yet but will do so eventually.
We were in Tallinn in May and visited Ivo Lill's home and studio. Simply stunning! http://www.ivolill.com/ If you are interested, here is my wife's web site: http://www.annettetammart.com/
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This past weekend and next, Gumpoldskirchen and neighboring villages are hosting their vineyard wandering festival. We managed a few kilometers (and a few glasses of Sturm) yesterday before summer's last gasp of heat did us in. Just thought I'd pass that along in case you were looking for something to do next weekend.>>
brill, thanks, Fourfor. I have the fondest memories of Gumpoldskirchen as its wine festival "rescued" our trip to Austria a few years ago, when it looked literally like being a "wash out". However we will be in Sicily next weekend hopefully enjoying some of their wine, but it's a thought for another year.
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Nukesafe, sadly I did not see any extraordinary (IMO) stained glass in Vienna. I may have not been looking in the right places though, further research is needed.
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A lifelong knitter and spinner's fibre adventures. Things don't always go as planned...
Friday, 4 May 2007
It's stash flash all the way today - perhaps I should subtitle this blog 'Jane's Probably Been Shopping. First up we have the latest offering from the Rockin Sock Club. Now I know there is no chance of this entry being labelled a spoiler as I am undoubtedly the last person on the planet to receive her yarn but as I haven't finished last month's socks yet I can't really complain, I had a good preview of it last night anyway when I visited the Liberty Knitting Group specifically for a meet up with the London Chapter of the RSC - four of us in all so hello to you all, especially Missmalice who got us all together. It was also lovely to see so many familiar faces, Sue from Skipnorth and Jenny, one of the founder members of North London Ktog to name but a few. Knitting really does turn London into a village.
I have had a very sociable week. On Wednesday I met up with the Ktogs as I try to do as much as possible. There is something about spending time with a diverse group of women who have been drawn together through a shared interest but over time have become a real community. We share the ups and downs of our lives, laugh, comfort each other, eat cake, laugh some more, maybe even knit a bit. We may not all be there every week but it has become a place where we can always drop in and pick up where we left off.
Back t the shopping confessional. I have been hearing loads of good things about Japanese knitting patterns and have been roundly assured that as the patterns are all charted and symbol translations are available on the net they are an essential in any serious knitters library. I was hugely pleased by my ability to work my way through Amazon Japan without accidentally purchasing a logbook for a Nissan and even more impressed that it took them 2 days to get them to the DHL depot in Canning Town. I will not go into detail about the trouble I had negotiating their release from the depot but it did include sitting down on the sofa in reception, getting my knitting out and refusing to leave until my books were 'taken off the van'. I was not the only person being given the runaround by probably the surliest, foulest mouthed receptionist I have ever encountered. As I left, a harassed man with seven parcels to extract said 'Can I borrow your knitting - I may be here some time...'
I have to say the hassle was worth it - the projects are beautiful - now all I need is a crash course in Japanese knitting symbols!
Finally, I have some unashamed yarn glamour shots. This has to be one of my favourite sock yarns - Apple Pie by Apple Laine. With a recipe that adds silk and mohair to the wool it really is a tactile treat. I'm off to rearrange my little Apple Pie tower...
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- Adrienne " A little dramatic at times" said...
Ohhhh, VERY PRETTY!!!!!!!
- 3:31 pm
- Missmalice said...
Gorgeous! It was great to hook up with you guys too. Looking forward to another meet up!
- 9:01 am
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