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I once knew a woman who menstruated until she was 6 months along. That's how her 4th child caught her by surprise. But to get to the point of delivery without knowing that you're pregnant seems ridiculous to me. How do you not feel the child in you? Babies move and kick, what do they think that is?ReplyDelete
the technical term for the woman who had bleeding while pregnant is 'threatened miscarriage'... she probably had a sub-chorionic hemorrhage.
i bleed from my ass every 28 days. what does it mean?
911, you that because of the previous, and soon to be, previous, positions where you worked and people you worked for...ReplyDelete
Babies move and kick, what do they think that is?ReplyDelete
Bad tamales?
Umm....Cat...I know you've been to medical school and all, and are probably vastly more experienced than myself in this area and all,ReplyDelete
...but it's not the butthole.
Hey, I'm just saying ;-)
Yeah, and had to add, it is physically impossible to menstruate while pregnant. I don't know how people don't understand this, but bleeding while pregnant is not the breakup of the endometrial lining. It.Just.Can't.Happen.ReplyDelete
For anyone interested, I updated my blogs. I'm back to blogging again after an extended holiday.
okay amy,ReplyDelete
point taken, as beavis would say, "i need TP for my bunghole".
oldfart, that was not a question that i expected a sensible answer to, but it turns out that your answer is correct. at least they paid me a bit of money. they never kissed me though... never.
One more thing, then I promise I'll shut up. I have heard not feeling a pregnancy is more common in the morbidly obese. You just can't feel through all that blubber. And correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it not that uncommon for really obese people to be really irregular in their cycles?ReplyDelete
And on the topic of morbid obesity which I'm not, I lost 5 lbs in the last 2 days. I have no clue why, but it makes me happy.
i don't know what the research says but this is intuitive. i once diagnosed a 350 pound woman's belly pain by abdominal Xray (labs were rejected). saw this tiny skeleton upside down in her abdomen. 'uh, ma'am...". she was 34 weeks and not short on twinkies.
re your weight loss... do i sense our first 'poopstrong' testimonial?
Nice, you sound like my husband.ReplyDelete
If I ever went to use the bathroom when we were around friends or family, he'd always ask me "how the paperwork went" to embarrass me.
Ummm...not really with the poopstrong. I just quit eating so much. I thought I'd take to heart my previous comments about how we eat too much because we can. I don't have to eat so much, I just love food so much.
But, hey, I've got to get myself in shape if I'm ever going to pretend hotness right? I did take my BMI today and it's 22.55. Score!!! At least that's what my Wii fit told me.
Here's a real question though. When I start exercising regularly (something I hate) I get ravenously hungry. Is there anything I can do about that? I hate to feel hungry, it's so distracting. I assmue it's normal due to increases in metabolism. Maybe I've got a high metabolism? I used to eat 2000 calories just for lunch when I was in high school and busy. And I ate 4 full meals a day. I was only about 120 lbs.
So how do I tame the starvation pangs? Protein and veggies? (Of course only pretend doctors with pretend non-advice please reply to protect yourself from liability.)
I am jealous that anyone could get through pregnancy and not feel it. Mine were not horrible pregnancies, but I definitely had symptoms...heart burn that made me feel like I might breathe fire, pressure/jumping on my ribs and bladder with the twins, etc. I was always extremely irregular but I doubt I could have gone that long and not realize something was up!ReplyDelete
I feel you on the time waste of watching the show. I watched "Denise Richards: It's Complicated" the other day.
- Anonymous3:49 PM, August 02, 2008
Huh. Well, I've heard that [usually coked up] teen girls are likely to not realize a pregnancy until it's pretty late in the game. And a lot of younger women tend to not track their menstrual cycles...or they're just irregular in general. I know someone who gets hers twice a year. Every man's dream. (Though I'm sure it's...not healthy.)ReplyDelete
Boy I wish I had something clever to say. Maybe something about Juno would've been good. Dang it.
after working out drink two glasses of cold water. may help.
polio is reemerging in third world countries... not a strech to imagine it happening here to the unvaccinated. just a matter of time.
- Anonymous4:04 PM, August 02, 2008
whitecap nurse says:ReplyDelete
Amy, I have to disagree with you - you certainly can bleed while pregnant. I know one woman who had bleeding like periods until she was 6 months pregnant (and delivered @ 8 mos.). Also, it is common to bleed after sex or physical exams. So, it may not technically be menstruation, it is hard to differentiate sometimes. Also, denial is such a powerful thing ...
I never got how people could just not notice that something was different for the last 9 months, until I worked with a "slightly" over weight RT who went to the ED for abd pain and came home with a baby. Wish I was making it up.ReplyDelete
I used the butt hole as an ANALogy (get it) because I don't have a uterus.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:47 PM, August 02, 2008
amy --ReplyDelete
very cold water, yes. Also try bulking up on veggies for a quick-fix for hunger pains. Protein works more in the long term. Like, eat a lot of protein for breakfast and you'll probably not be terribly hungry for dinner. Caffeine is also a good appetite suppressant.
/yeah, you're taking tips from an anorexic :P
CAT *snort* Yes I get it.ReplyDelete
911, you're totally right about the reemergence of polio. I'm sure it is just a matter of time since my whole generation has not been vaccinated, and there's a resurgence. It's scary. Let's just hope they can come up with a vaccine that doesn't require 500 needles. They still do the oral for kids right?
- Anonymous10:55 PM, August 02, 2008
No, they haven't done the oral vaccine since the late 90's. The live-virus vaccine has fallen out of favor. It tends to have more complications. With the Salk vaccine, it averages to about 10 vaccine-related polio cases a year.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:50 AM, August 03, 2008
I ran this semi retarded woman from a group home yesterday. She had a complaint of, 1. lonliness. 911 hot call for sho! 2. Nausea in the morning. 3. vomiting. 4. abdominal cramping.ReplyDelete
I said, "Perchance would someone as clever as yourself be in a position to get a little pipe laid yonder, in your bits and pieces?"
Sometimes she said.
"Well then, considering your fondness for the male residents, how likely is it that you're pregnant?"
None at all.
"Curious! Do tell, when was the last menstural period?"
4 months ago.
"Is that normal for you? This 4 month gap?"
No, not at all.
"But you make the claim you are not With Child. How can this be?"
I just know I'm not pregnant. Can I get something to eat?
Soon, I hope to see her on the show.
It's more than a little ridiculous. I remember watching one of those Discovery ER shows and this 15 year old girl comes in *obviously* pregnant.ReplyDelete
"Mah stomach hurts mah stomach hurts!"
"You hafta help my baby! She's in paaaain!"
"Ma'am, your daughter's pregnant. 37 weeks pregnant, actually."
"That's a lieeee! I know my baby ain't pregnant! There's no way!"
"Ma'am, is there a possibility you could be in denial about this?"
I love people.
"I'm not having a babbbbby!!!" -Lady that is crowning as we pull up to the ED entrance.ReplyDelete
Rule number 2 of my ambulance, don't freaking have a baby in the ambulance.
It's only been broken once.
This comment thread reminds me of a memorable CAT post about a very obese woman who was able to get pregnant, or least have sex, because she had cousins hold apart her massive thighs. Lucky Dr. CAT got to do the pelvic.ReplyDelete
Congrats Amy, and can we all agree never to be that woman, and never to be a thigh-holding enabler?
Dev: Which post was that?ReplyDelete
EE: Shoot,I can't remember and I'm on the road. 911? CAT?ReplyDelete
How come every time I watch a new episode of South Park I wonder if the MDOD guys have seen it?ReplyDelete
Or... perhaps they wrote it??
Ok got one for you. I NEVER believed a woman could not know she was pregnant till this year when it happened to my pcp, A DOCTOR. She explained to me that she had virtually no symptoms. She is overweight, but I would not say morbidly obese. Anyway, her periods were every 3-6 months (lucky duck). She and her dh had tried for several years and it didn't happen for them. So they gave up on the idea that it would happen. She started gaining weight and thought, well I am getting older (She is 42). Then she noticed she had bad heartburn, but she has acid reflux and thought it was flaring up.ReplyDelete
One day at the end of February, she started feeling a flutter and she thought it was gas. On a lark, she drew some blood and ran a pregnancy panel. POSITIVE. She says she cried and was devestated. I asked her about movement and she said flutters but never any strong kicks or anything (even right before she delivered). She didn't look pregnant till 36 weeks. So she called my ob devestated and crying. He had her come over at lunch. Calmed her down. Did all the ob stuff and determined she was 28 weeks! She was quite the talk of the hospital for awhile. She had her baby 2 1/2 months after she found out.
My pcp is not a quack. She is usually spot on in her diagnoses and meds and stuff. I love her to death. My girls love her too (she's family practice). So if it can happen to a dr, it can happen to anyone.
As for me, I still had a hard time believing till I got pregnant with this one. I have lost 5lbs since the beginning of pregnancy (not trying to lose just happened). I have not had one second of nausea or puking from pregnancy. All I have had is a changing shape (despite weight loss), loss of period, and heartburn. Oh and I am tired but I work a lot. With my girls, I puked constantly and was so sick. Not this time. So it can happen. Although I do believe in a lot of women, they are just plain in DENIAL.
"Congrats Amy, and can we all agree never to be that woman, and never to be a thigh-holding enabler?"ReplyDelete
Ok, we've all heard the urban legend about the "infertile" couple that had friends come over to heave the pannus out of the way so they could copulate right?
Maybe it's not such a legend. Maybe it's true. Anyway, it's not everyday that you get to use the word "copulate" in conversation.
My work here is done.
how many cousins did it require?ReplyDelete
Two as I recall-one for each "leg" Aaaccckkkk.ReplyDelete
Yeah, it was two. There were 4 people in the room whilst they were consumating their love, and it wasn't even a good porno. (like me, Carmen Electra, A young Brooke Shields, and Bea Arthur)ReplyDelete
ohhhhhhmg that is terrible :o(ReplyDelete
I'm pretty sure I watched that same show, your post is spot on hysterical!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:22 AM, August 06, 2008
well !ReplyDelete
If someone bled from their 'butt hole' every month, they should be more concerned about hemarroids..LOL
On a serious note though, someone actually not realizing that they just gave birth and be still surprized till even after they bring the baby in,Now, that is absolutely worth, OMFG.
I guess some women are so obese and quite used to ignoring symptoms and signs including fullness and quickening, and also sometimes people have no medical insurance, they they go without doing something about anything they might suspect.Whao...seriously.sad !
hey! u are good man!ReplyDelete
and crazy hillarious!
but i def. agree wid amy it aint the butthole doc!
anywayz actually i wish i could see that prog.hard to digest they're talkin about full term babies!
ahaha I heard about this. Really i can think of no distraction that can cause any woman to not notice that she is getting fatter, craving cheese covered grapes and puking.ReplyDelete
This is funny stuff.ReplyDelete
Now, not knowing you're pregnant I can believe but NOT a cycle of only 28 days.ReplyDelete
I always thought that was a myth they told us in sex ed class! I've always been 17-21 days (and, please god, stop it now, ok? thanks!)
Somehow, I get the point of this but I just don't like your analogies, doc. I hope you aren't my Physician.ReplyDelete
There are plenty of people in denial about alot of things. Is it any surprise really, that a woman may be in denial about bringing another human into this world?
I work at a State Mental Facility. I see all kinds of this mental aberration going on...sometimes staff more than patients like the Physician who prescribed an eye medication to a hypochondriac patient whose red eye makeup could be wiped off by a tissue.
so sorry kelly :)ReplyDelete
good luck in the mental facility. we hope we aren't your doctors too!
have a cheery day full of bliss.
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- Anonymous12:31 PM, August 10, 2008
I really don't understand what is so hard to understand about a woman not knowing that she was pg.ReplyDelete
When I had my daughter I was well within my weight class and I barely felt her move all that often and I was well aware that I was pg with her.
Now 12 years later and much much much more weight. I haven't had a period without being drug induced in 12 years so I don't bleed out of my butt every 28 days and with all the weight gain there is not a possibility that I would feel the movement.
Also with my previous pregnancy I did not have one lick of nausea or vomiting and my boobs weren't sore either. Matter of fact I really didn't have any other signs of pregnancy, I took a test back then because my periods had "changed". They had become "lighter" which I now realize was probably implantation spotting. But it was unusual for me to spot like that. I was unusually tired but other than that I had no other symptoms.
excuse me anonymous,ReplyDelete
but aren't you saying that even though your symptoms were not dramatic, that you knew that you were pregnant?


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Wax bath therapyNovember 20, 2009 at 7:52 pm | Posted in Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 10 Comments
Tags: arthritis, exercise, occupational therapist, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physio, physiotherapy, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), wax bath, wax bath therapy
I'm slightly confused because my lovely physio has suggested wax bath therapy for my hands … and referred me to an occupational therapist for it. My confusion arises from the fact that I would have thought that wax bath therapy was a physio sort of thing to do and definitely not an OT thing! I wonder if the OT will say the same when I see her? I wonder how long it will take to see her, given that it took seven months to get a physio appointment.
Anyway, if anyone has ever used a wax bath could they let me know; I'd be really interested to know if it helped at all. I did find a research paper that said it could be helpful in RA if combined with exercises but not on its own – well my hands certainly get plenty of exercise with all the typing and craft stuff, and I do some simple range of motion type exercises in the mornings too, so perhaps the wax thing will do some good.
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I have a paraffin wax therapy machine at home, and I love it…just the other night I double-dipped: once before my evening class, and once after.
I've been told that as long as my hands are not too inflamed, it is okay to use wax therapy. I usually dip, leave the wax on for about ten minutes, apply a pain-relief lotion, and then cover back up with my thermoskin arthritis gloves.
In the U.S. at least there are two commercial models. The most common is by Homedics (I think), but I got another model by Revlon. My model allows for the wax to melt in about an hour, compared to the many hours required to melt in the other model.
As an added plus, I also dip my feet on occasion. The heat is wonderful, especially when the small joints are hurting.
Good luck, I'd love to hear how it works for you!
Comment by RA Guy— November 20, 2009 #
Hello there, Just found your blog, am enjoying reading it – thanks !
I used a paraffin bath for my hands when I went to an OT just after my RA diagnosis. At first it felt very odd sticking my hands into hot wax but it did feel really good. Once the wax 'glove' was on I had to wrap my hands in clingfilm and then a towel. Then I would do some 'make a fist' type exercises until the wax cooled. It seemed to help a bit, and as Wren says, it does make your skin very soft !
I got one to use at home once I finished the OT – I don't use it very often but it's nice to be able to when I feel like it. I figure you could use it for feet as well but I haven't quite worked out the logistics of that yet … !
Comment by KimJ— November 21, 2009 #
Just seen this, have had a number of treatments of this kind in the past. The wax does help whilst your hands are all dipped and wrapped up, but i never found it lasted too long. Did purchase a wax bath MANY years ago, but never used it, never seem to have time. One thing it is very good for is the condition of your skin, it makes them really soft. Would certainly recommend you give it a try. My OT def referred me years ago, then i had to wait many weeks for the appointment.
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Happy Friday Lovelies!
Since the time I was 4, I have always been a business-minded woman. I would take items my mom already had, re-wrap it, and give it to her on Mother's Day or her birthday, LOL. Come on I was 4 years old! In my mind, my mom didn't know she had those things, and by me giving it to her, it would bring those items back to life and she would find a way to use them again. One thing I loved about my mom, was that everytime she opened my little "gifts", she ALWAYS pretended that I really DID buy them and would be so surprised and would actually USE it. Thinking about it now, I was so silly; but I always tried to start things on my own, and sell it. I would collect rocks and paint them, then try to sell them thinking they were priceless gems, LOL. I was quite an imaginative kid, and I guess when you are the only child for 9 years, it's amazing the things you do to keep yourself entertained.
Now at almost 26, I find myself more enthralled with the idea of taking this site and my addiction to makeup beyond it's original intent. At first, I created this blog to record products I used for certain looks and to help others with product reviews and swatches; but now this site has grown so much since it opened last May, bringing in 6,000 page views a day. I am so glad that many of you find it useful or at least- entertaining! And I REALLY appreciate you all for being so kind and supportive. Now I just wanna continue doing this as long as I can because it's fun, as well as being able to offer many items some of you are unable to get due to being an international resident, or even US residents when it comes to certain things like pigment samples and such. (When I can! And no pigment samples are still NOT available)
So I created some business cards, address labels, post-it notes, and of course a shirt all with the same logo and everything to spread the word, and I love how they came out! They look super cute and I am glad they came out so nice and very matchy-matchy! It says "makeup artist" because eventually I will be getting into it to help my photographer friend who needs one and thought it would be good to gain more experience and do it on the side. Some of you actually wanted shirts haha which I thought was so funny, considering I only made ONE shirt for me as my sleep shirt, LOL! It never crossed my mind that people would want one, so I am looking for a distributor who will create me a few baby-T shirts with the same logo to give to some of you gals, it's great for around the house, gym, or a sleep shirt (like how I use it), since it's pretty comfy and soft. I honestly just like the colors on it and the girl...lol.
The BACKSIDE:
I went to K-Mart after work to go and buy some toilet paper (now that the BF lives with me, supplies come and go REAL FAST!) So I had to stock up, and ladies, have you EVER gone to a store with the intention of buying only one or two things, and end up coming up with a cart load of stuff you don't need??!!! Please tell me I am not the only one that has this problem...LOL.
EVERY SINGLE time I walk into a Target, CVS, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc, I go there for a few things like necessities such as shampoo, toilet paper, food, and the like, and I always end up coming out with things I didn't go there for, usually makeup haha or more facial cleansers. It's so hard to just go in there and pick up that ONE thing you really went there for, pay for it, and walk out. NOOOOO, for some reason I gotta browse around and end up buying something else. Argh!
Anyway, that happened last night at K-Mart, went in to get toilet paper and some cold fighting remedies you lovely ladies suggested, and what happens?!! I come out with eyeshadows, a palette, nailpolish, AND I was this close to also picking up Milani's Brow Fix Powder AND a pack of St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Stickers (don't ask), but I was good and at least put those back!
So here is what I bought, luckily the BF wasn't mad because it was cheap stuff well within our budget (so he thinks! Ha!)
Remember "The Color Workshop"? Those gaudy makeup palettes that usually were sold in cheap stores like JC Penney or Sears? I got them like every Christmas and hated them, but it seems that like AVON, The Color Workshop has stepped up their game! Their colors are much more pigmented (and they are actually NICE colors, and not the grandma colored eyeshadows), AND the design is so sleep, chic, and simple.
They had these awesome palettes for $10, and also had other palettes that were interchangeable meaning you can switch up the colors by changing the inside pan. The one I bought contains eyeshadows, shimmer powders, blushes, lipglosses, creamy lipstick-like pots, and cream eyeshadows, AND came with 4 nailpolishes. I haven't tried it yet, but based on the swatches it looks quite promising!
How it looks like closed:
A few eyeshadows...
The nailpolishes...
From Maybellline's Spring Collection, nailpolish with designs inside to paint on your nail...
Eyeshadow Quad in "Seaside Turquoise":
I also couldn't pass up on Garnier's "Regenerating Micro-Polish Kit", it was on sale for $4.00!!!! Supposed to give you more refined, radiant, even-toned skin, we'll see!
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- alien man?! said...
Hi. This is your biggest fan. I eagerly await reviews and photo updates on the nail polish and Nutritioniste. I thought about getting some of their skincare stuff b/c I thought their cleanser was pretty good.
- March 7, 2008 at 12:44 AM
- Angie said...
Lol, like you, I always always go into drugstores to buy necessities and ended up walking around the store for at least 1 hr or more looking at other craps I don't intend to buy and actually come out w/ a whole arm load! seriously, sometimes I think we do get it really bad lol. :P My bf complains all the time. Nonetheless, great hault as usual! That Maybelline's nail polish looks so cute!! As for the color workshop, I'm skeptical about it. Love the business cards and shirt!! The logo is perfect!
p.s. if you're interested, CVS has Garnier Skin Renew Daily Regenerating Moisture Lotion SPF 15 for FREE after rebate!! It's 12.99. I'm actually in love w/ in as it's amazing smooth and nongreasy!
- March 7, 2008 at 1:10 AM
- Liz said...
this is a very good news! you do make a lot of women happy. keep up the good work, lovely Nessa! :-)
- March 7, 2008 at 1:22 AM
- Askmewhats said...
Your business card is SUPER CREATIVE and super eye-catchy!!! I LOVE it!!! Wow, you've gone soooo far and I am honestly touched how much you care for your readers.
AND YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE! I always plan to buy one thing and ended up buying MORE! And those days that I don't plant o spend, I always buy more goodies!!! So you're not the ONLY one.
Congratulations and I HONESTLY enjoy reading your blog! Thanks !!!
- March 7, 2008 at 1:30 AM
- christy. said...
I'd totally rep your shirt!! :) I love the Maybelline nail polish. I bought something like that longggg time ago & I didn't really like it because the little decors fell off pretty quick. :(
- March 7, 2008 at 1:45 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hi Vanessa :) I love how you always post! It's like Christmas...whenever I check back there is usually at least one new post.
I don't think I've ever once gone into a store & only come out with what I "needed." LOL. You're not alone.
I have the Nutrioniste Daily Regenerating Serum & I love it! I plan on buying it again & again. It makes my skin so soft & smooth, which help with putting on my foundation. It also help against free radicals & environmental stressers.
- March 7, 2008 at 4:37 AM
- krstylkleer said...
Hiya! Just stopping in for my daily fix. Your blog makes me so happy everytime I see a new post. The cards and t-shirt are great. You're such a talented woman. Keep it up! :]
- March 7, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- Ethereal Prey said...
LOL...I know exactly what you mean! I go into target for 1 or 2 things and come out with 8! I have no self control. gotta have the chips, and cheetos...
Nice Haul, tell us how the garnier nutrioniste thing works out for you. I saw it on sale too, but it was like 10 bucks and not 4 for me...
Yes I want a t-shirt! :)
- March 7, 2008 at 8:55 AM
- missjaclynrose said...
hey ness, you are sooo right about going in for one thing and then coming out with 10 things. LOL. happens to me all the time. shoot and if it's on sale, i'm even more of a sucker. that maybelline nail polish looks sooo cute, when you actually have a chance to wear it you gotta post a pic of it.
- March 7, 2008 at 9:38 AM
- mayaari said...
your business cards look great :) colorful & noticeable. I think CafePress lets you upload designs to create shirts/mugs/bags/magnets for commercial or personal use, I'm not sure if they charge a fee or anything, but I've ordered shirts there before and they're pretty good.
And I totally end up buying more than I intend to when I go to the store...even with a list in my hand! I've been pretty good with my "no beauty product" diet so far, but I keep seeing skincare items that I want to try.
- March 7, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hey Vanessa,
I love reading your posts, there's always something new and always interesting. I read in your blog that you wanted to make shirts. My boyfriend has a company with his friends and they do silk screen shirts, they can print regular tshirts to baby t's. And starting prices for the shirts is $5, just depends on how many colors you are planning on using. I think the baseprice includes three colors. Not sure...but if your're interested let me know, you can email me at email@example.com
- March 7, 2008 at 12:20 PM
- Mrs. Lynne, MakeupFix.net said...
We are sisters from another mother. While you were painting rocks and selling them, I was making those flipper-floppers (remember that paper thing that had numbers and fortunes) selling them to people at school and drawing pictures and hanging them on the wall for sale at home like it was an art show! Lol.
Entrepreneur-ism is in our blood girl and it's nice knowing who I can go to to keep me accountable :)
Love ya sis!
- March 7, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
great job with your corporate promotions...i love the logo...you can really turn this into a full time business...you have the following already...we're here for you girl. i'm only starting to start getting into selling pigment samples as well...i gotta get money in somehow!
i do the same thing with stores...especially ones like target, wal-mart..anything with a beauty aisle and it's over, he he. but it's just too much fun to resist...that palette was actually really nice!
- March 7, 2008 at 12:39 PM
- Christiana Divine @ Memoirs of A Shopping Addict said...
i love the cards and the shirt! hehe. so cute. :] nice hauls as usual. i always love all the stuff you buy. haha. :] *jealous of your makeup stash*
- March 7, 2008 at 12:41 PM
- Izar said...
"have you EVER gone to a store with the intention of buying only one or two things, and end up coming up with a cart load of stuff you don't need??!!!"
Aha, all the time. *grins*
Those business cards are gorgeous! Aww, you must have been an incredibly cute little girl, based on the fact that you still are. Incredibly cute, I mean. :-D I used to draw little cards to sell to my Mum. She was a harder nut to crack though: she made me tell her why she simply couldn't live without them.
You're one of the best beauty bloggers I know, be sure of that. Your blog is actually both fun and useful and you've encouraged me to be a bit more bold when it comes to colors so thank you for that!
Keep it up girl, we need you! *hug*
- March 7, 2008 at 1:21 PM
- (g)ezebel said...
i am like you; i simply cannot walk out of ANY store without buying something. and geez, you bought TON of stuff...!!! *jealous pout*
- March 7, 2008 at 2:42 PM
- Nic Nic said...
i said before i love your t-shirt! now you have cute business cards.. you should def own a cosmetic company one day!!! i'll be waitin' for your products at the counter one day ;)
- March 7, 2008 at 3:45 PM
- nilla cookie said...
Hiya Vanessa!
Your biz cards are super cute and I love the t-shirt too! Funny because I just had cards made too, but they aren't has pretty as yours - kinda plain :)
I love the idea of making shirts for us, I'd totally sport one! Where do I sign up??
- March 7, 2008 at 4:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hey Vanessa! I love love love your blog! Please don't ever stop posting: I enjoy your posts so much - always try to read it daily and I absolutely love how frequently you update your site
Your business cards are adorable! The girl on the Tshirt reminds me of Stila girls they used to put on their packaging =)
- March 7, 2008 at 6:23 PM
- (g)ezebel said...
ohhhh, your biz cards are soooo cute!! my biz card is actually my profile logo, sorta. maybe i'll copycat you and show my biz cards that my asshole graphics designer still hasn't sent to the printer yet. *grrrr* i gotta get t-shirts, too. actually, i want tank tops with my logo. *heehee*
- March 7, 2008 at 8:11 PM
- soFresh & soPink said...
I love love love your business cards and t-shirt! Everything is just so cute! I love the nail polish .. can't wait to see photos of that! :)
- March 7, 2008 at 9:24 PM
- xoxkissablexox said...
LOL you're not the only one..I do that all the time..and its always either makeup or things for kids (since I work at the daycare)
I have one full closet dedicated to toys,books,felt stories all for kids..
and then I have like 50 nail polishes..a box for all my lipstick..another box (shoe size box) for eyeshadows..
and for some reason whenever I go to shoppers drug mart or something I buy more makeup..
I guess its just cuz we are girls..
I also gotta say ur lucky to have such a nice understanding bf lol..my bf would be complaining that im spending money and in a way he's right cuz I got so much stuff at home..but I just cant help it :)
but ya..gotta say i like the stuff u bought..u got good taste..
I was gonna by Eyeshadow Quad in "Seaside Turquoise a while ago but didn't figured shouldn't spend money cuz I already got all those colors just in different brands and some are individual eyeshadows..
- March 7, 2008 at 11:09 PM
- ladystarr said...
omg lol, i remember getting those awful makeup palettes. I remember I tried using them & was always disappointed. But mosdef those look better pigmented!
- March 7, 2008 at 11:19 PM
- Anonymous said...
hey girl
such a fan of the blog! no lie. =) the colors in the palette you got are so pretty!!
don't they remind you of the fafi collection??? even the nail polishes! great find.
- March 7, 2008 at 11:47 PM
- Julie said...
Hi, Nessa!
Those business cards look so girly and pretty :]
Can you do a FOTD with the Maybelline quad? I love blues!
- March 8, 2008 at 2:14 AM
- Bliss said...
Great Haul, your business card & t shirt are lovely, did you design it yourself, if you did you are talented :)
- March 8, 2008 at 6:19 AM
- karen, makeupandbeautyblog.com said...
Hi Vanessa,
I love the cards and the T! Very cute!
- March 8, 2008 at 9:12 PM
- Naomi:) said...
The color workshop swatches look really pretty.Especially the pink and blue looking one.
- March 8, 2008 at 10:16 PM
- yummy411 said...
nessa your cards and stuff are so cute. i have biz cards too but not as cute as those! thanks for sharing!!
- March 9, 2008 at 8:59 PM
- lynn said...
that always happens to me when I go to target or walmart. They strategically set those stores up to get us to pass all the impulse buy items. I go to target like every week and always end up finding a cartload of things that I just might need. I miss walmart though. None near where I live. There used to be one every couple of blocks in SD. Now the closest one to me is in the hood.
- March 11, 2008 at 12:33 AM
- ladyjane said...
Hey girl, I love the tee and biz card. I'm into graphic designing and I've been working on my portfolio in hopes to land some freelance jobs. I must say I love the logo :)
And I'm without a doubt that you are NOT the only one who shops for more than they intended to. I'm most likely gonna go out tomorrow with my best girl so who knows what I'm gonna come back with eek!
- March 11, 2008 at 2:07 AM
- Anonymous said...
Amazing! such a beautiful business card its looking so gorgeously...
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- June 25, 2011 at 12:53 AM
- Syed said...
Your business cards design looking so nice. But many professional companies useing without full color business cards.
Plastic business cards
- June 28, 2011 at 2:56 AM


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All season long, we have refused to put more than four A-10 teams in our weekly bracket. We thought a perfect storm of events would need to happen for the A-10 to get five bids, so even though teams like Richmond and Dayton had quality resumes, they had been left on the outside of the bracket looking in. That's finally about to change on Monday. Richmond will be in - as the A-10's fifth bid - after the Spiders' impressive 71-55 win over Temple at home on Saturday. Dayton has a strong case to be in as well after their home win over Xavier on Saturday, but the Flyers will probably end up falling just short of a bid. There's no way the A-10 is getting six bids, and putting Dayton in would give them that number. Charlotte is still 2.5 games better than the Flyers in conference, and there's no reason to take the 49ers (or Rhode Island) out after 2-0 weeks.
The A-10 might want to send a thank you card to the Pac-10 on Selection Sunday. The way things are shaping up right now, the A-10 is going to be the biggest beneficiary of the Pac-10's demise this season. It strange to think that the A-10 could get four more bids than the Pac-10, but that's reality right now.
Illinois had more to lose on Saturday than any at-large team in our field, and the Illini (with an assists from the Orange Crush) responded with a ginormous 78-73 upset of Kalin Lucas-less Michigan State in Champaign. Demetri McCamey was the hero for Illinois, scoring 22 points and adding 11 assists. McCamey's three-pointer with 37 seconds left gave the Illini a five point lead, and then Mike Davis blocked Durrell Summers' potential game-tying three with 10 seconds to play to seal the victory. Lucas or no Lucas, the win was huge for Illinois, whose schedule is absolutely brutal from here on out. At 8-3 in conference, though, they at least have some breathing room. How long they stay in our field will be determined by how they play on the road the couple of weeks. Three of their next four games are on the road - at Wisconsin, at Purdue, and at Michigan - and those are sandwiched around a home game against Ohio State. For Michigan State, this loss ends a forgettable 0-2 week that left them only a game up in the Big Ten and without their starting point guard. They'll drop down to the 3 line next week, and will turn their attention to getting Lucas ready for their showdown with Purdue in East Lansing on Tuesday.
Last week in our Saturday Tweets, we applauded Kansas State's student section for being perhaps the loudest and most creative student section in the country. The Octagon of Doom is still top-notch, but they had nothing on the Orange Crush Saturday night. The orange-clad Illnois students not only pulled off a very fast court rush (stop complaining, Dickie V), they were insanely loud all game and seemed to really rattle the Spartans at some big points in the game. They get the award for B101's Student Section of the Week. Your certificate is in the mail.
Georgetown bounced back quite nicely from its home loss to South Florida by dismantling Villanova in snowy D.C. Austin Freeman led five Hoyas in double figures with 25 points, and Georgetown cracked the 50-point mark in both halves in a convincing 103-90 win. Had the Hoyas beaten the Bulls earlier in the week, they wold have been a 1 seed in our next bracket. Instead, they'll be the top team on our 2 line, and 'Nova will likely hang on to the final spot on the 2 line.
We can officially say "we told you so" now about Virginia Tech. We loved the Hokies' chances to go 2-0 this week and they rewarded us with two big home wins - the latest and most important coming against Clemson in Blacksburg on Saturday. VT's 70-59 victory over the Tigers (who are now an ugly 4-5 in conference) moved the Hokies to 5-3 in the ACC and 18-4 overall. Every bracketologist will have them in their field on Monday. We'll still have them in ours - as a 10 or 11 seed.
We hope Mississippi State enjoyed its stay in the bracket. The Bulldogs capped an 0-2 week with a 69-62 loss at Florida on Saturday, and as a result, they'll be on the outside of the bracket looking in next week. Florida, meanwhile, improved to 17-6 overall and 6-3 in the SEC, and will keep their 7 seed on Monday. (Dear Lunardi, it's safe to put the Gators in your bracket now. We promise.)
Elsewhere in the SEC, Mississippi might have avoided a trip to the Last Four Out list with a miracle comeback at home against Alabama. The Rebels were down 20 at the half, but came storming back to earn an improbable 74-67 win. Chris Warren scored 21 points and Terrence Henry had 20 points and eight boards to lead Mississippi, which improved to 5-4 in the SEC with the win. Next up for the Rebels is a huge bubble battle at Mississippi State on Thursday in what could amount to a play-in game for next week's bracket.
Mississippi State isn't the only big conference team that might have seen its bubble burst on Saturday. Oklahoma State lost its third straight game, falling 81-74 at Texas Tech, and could land on the wrong side of the bubble on Monday as a result. The Cowboys are now 4-5 in the Big XII, which is not good enough given their weak OOC resume. They still have to play at Texas, at Texas A&M, and at home against Kansas and Baylor.
Texas' free-fall continued on Saturday in Norman, as they lost to an Oklahoma squad that was playing without leading scorer Willie Warren. The Longhorns, who have now dropped four of six overall, made just five of 18 threes for the game and were an unthinkable 10-for-27 from the line in an 80-71 loss. Tommy Mason-Griffin stepped up in Warren's absence to score 24 points for the Sooners, who led by as many as 19 in the second half. Texas will likely fall from a 3 down to a 4 or a 5 with the loss, with Ohio State being the most likely candidate to take their spot on the 3 line.
No team in our bracket had a better week than Texas A&M. The Aggies won at Missouri on Wednesday and then picked up another huge Big XII win at home against 24th-ranked Baylor on Saturday. A&M trailed for the entire first half, but managed to chip away at Baylor's lead from the free throw line after halftime. The Aggies finished 28-of-33 from the line from the game, and hit 10 straight late in the second half to take the lead for good. They'll move up at least two seed lines next week, while Baylor will fall at least one line as a result of the loss.
Could BYU be the third best team in the Mountain West? That's certainly debatable, but the Cougars didn't look very good at all on the road against UNLV on Saturday. They trailed by 22 at the half and lost 88-74 to the Runnin' Rebels to fall into a first-place tie with UNLV in conference. Tre'Von Willis scored a career-high 33 points for the Rebels in the win, which was their 28th victory in their last 30 games at home in conference play. BYU will be a low 6/high 7 seed in next week's bracket as a result of the loss. If they are on the 7 line, they might be there alongside the Rebels, who have the easiest schedule left among the three MWC contenders.
Of note: Vanderbilt lost 72-58 at Georgia; Gonzaga pulled out a tough win at Memphis; Northern Iowa escaped at home against Southern Illinois; Kansas beat Nebraska at home; Kentucky blew out LSU; West Virginia won at St. John's; Pittsburgh beat Seton Hall at home; Marquette won at Providence; Louisville beat Rutgers at home; UConn beat DePaul at home; Duke won at Boston College; Wake Forest won at Virginia; Georgia Tech beat N.C. State at home; Florida State beat Miami at home; Kansas State won at Iowa State; Missouri won at Colorado; Wisconsin won at Michigan; Tennessee beat South Carolina at home; New Mexico held off San Siego State in OT at home; Butler beat Wright State at home; Rhode Island beat UMass at home; Cal won at UCLA; UAB won at Rice; Wichita State rallied to beat Indiana State at home; Cornell beat Brown at home; UTEP beat Tulsa at home; Utah State beat Nevada at home; Old Dominion lost at VCU (more on this in the comments section); St. Mary's beat San Francisco at home; George Mason lost at Drexel.
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Texas is 4 mins away from the Bubble. At this rate they won't finish the big twelve with a winning record.
Are the A-10 fans still crying about VT getting in? 70-59!
- Bracketology 101 said...
It was a good week for B101 and A-10 fans alike. The Hokies proved us right by winning two games, and Richmond got themselves a bid (the A-10's fifth) by beating Temple.
Can't we all just get along now?
Anonymous, Did the win over Clemson improve Va. Tech's horrible OOC resume? Should the Hokies get rewarded for playing cupcakes in OOC?
B101, Ole Miss is getting thumped at home by Alabama. Would a loss here knock the Rebels from the bracket?
how did the Hokies "prove you right"? They still have an awful non conference resume. Do you guys completely ignore the OOC profile of Virginia Tech?
- Bracketology 101 said...
We are in no way defending VT's OOC schedule. We are just looking ahead projecting the Hokies to go 10-6 in conference, which will get them a bid out of the ACC no matter who they beat (or didn't beat) out of conference. Their two wins this week put them in great shape to get to 10-6 down the road.
Watch how many bracketologists follow our lead and put VT in this week.
Should Kansas beat Texas on Monday, have the Longhorns yet entered the bubble discussion?
- Bracketology 101 said...
Texas has played pretty awful the last two weeks, but calling them a bubble team is a bit harsh (even if they lose to Kansas on Monday). They still have five Top 50 wins, a top 25 RPI, and they're tied for fourth in conference. They'll need a couple more head-scratching losses before they fall into bubble territory. Keep in mind that they did go 1-1 on the road this week in a league where road wins are few and far between.
Texas has wins over Pitt, Michigan State, TExas A&M, and Ok. State. It is a little too early to put Texas on the bubble.
The SEC may be losing bids fast. Are both Mississippi teams in danger of falling out of your field? thanks for posting your projections on FOX.
Thanks for all of the love for the MWC this year!! I still think that UNLV is not only the best MWC team, but is going to SHOCK the field in the tournament. What are the chances that the MWC gets 4 teams in this year? Any at all?
teams like Seton Hall, Iowa, Georgia and Penn State were all teams from major conferences that we thought would be tougher opponents than what they turned out to be.
Either way, VT has now won @UVA, and UNC and Clemson at home - I think we have proved with our 18-4 (5-3)(undefeated at home) record in one of the better conferences that we belong in barring a collapse. We have a schedule the rest of the way that is pretty favorable to us.
Major conference or not, Seton Hall, Iowa, Georgia and Penn State were all picked towards the bottom of their respective conferences. Virginia Tech played a very easy schedule early and need to win 10-11 ACC games to earn a spot. Otherwise, they will be penalized for scheduling so softly. VT needs to schedule tougher games next year.
WOW! Ole Miss dominated the 2nd half and erased a 20 point halftime deficit. San Diego St. dropped a tough Overtime loss at New Mexico.
B-101, you put ODU loses to VCU in your "Of Note" section, but how about VCU's chances of being one of the last in? They beat URich head to head, but are they still missing a signature win (which they cant get with their remaining sched?) Do they need 23-5 to make it?
- Bracketology 101 said...
VCU's resume has some nice wins on it (Richmond, Rhode Island, ODU, Oklahoma, Nevada), but the fact that the Rams already have four conference losses at this point, and two losses to Northeastern, really hurts their resume. They are going to have to win out to be in the at-large picture on Selection Sunday. Doing that would add another win over ODU and a BracketBuster win over Akron to their resume, both of which would certainly help their cause.
The biggest storyline coming out of VCU's win over ODU today is that the Colonial is looking more and more like a one-bid league. ODU is no longer at-large worthy, and neither are George Mason (which has now lost two in a row) or Northeastern. VCU has the best at-large chance now, but they still have a lot of work left to do.
- anonymous said...
It is amazing to me that you guys are so quick to point out any flaws in BYU. They have lost to 3 very good teams on the road. It astounds me to see that little love you guys have for the cougars. BYU the third best team in the MWC? Based on what? Losing on the road to UNLV and New Mexico? Didn't they beat Vegas at home? Hasn't New Mexico lost on the road to SDSU and Vegas (BYU beat SDSU in San Diego)? Vegas lost to Utah at home who BYU beat. To be taken serious you guys need to practice some objectivity
Question regarding my home town team, with a thank-god buzzerbeater win today for the golden gophers, what are minnesota's chances to make the tournament? I know were not in now, but how well are we going to have to play?
Is there much of a chance for the Gophers? I know they won today at the buzzer/
- Bracketology 101 said...
It's not that we have no love for BYU, it's just that we think theat they have been a little overseeded by other bracketologists over the past few weeks. We think the Cougars are a 6 seed right now, not a 3 or 4 like other people have them. We are one of the few sites that has New Mexico seeded higher than BYU (even before today's game) and we don't understand why more people don't agree.
uh BYU has not beat anybody that is real good. There best win is UNLV at home by 4. New Mexico has beaten Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Cal, and BYU. granite they were all at home UNM does not have a good road win yet. UNLV has beaten UNM at the pit. Louisville, now a blowout of BYU. BYU has not shown me anything to warrant its current raiting
Completely agree with your assessment on BYU Bracketology 101
- Bracketology 101 said...
It shows how far Minnesota has fallen that a buzzer-beating win over Penn State gets Gopher fans excited.
That said, Minnesota's win today was a must-have and it got them back to .500 in conference with eight games to go. Right now, Minnesota projects as a 9-9 team, which won't be enough to get them a bid. If they can finish 10-8, though, they'll have a good chance going into the Big Ten tourney. Gopher fans have to like the fact that Minnesota only has three road games left and the fact that they have Wisconsin and Purdue coming in over the next couple of weeks. If the Gophers are going to get to 10-8, it's imperative that they go 2-0 next week. They play Michigan at home on Thursday and then at Northwestern in a gigantic bubble battle on Sunday. The loser of that game might have its bubble burst for good.
Is West Virginia a #1 seed if they beat NOVA Monday night?
At this point I think VCU should at least get a glance at winning the conference tournament. Remember: The Richmond Coliseum is about a mile away from The Stuart Siegel Center, so the CAA Tournament is essentially in VCU's backyard. The past two seasons the only team that can say they've beaten the Rams in Richmond is Northeastern.
Historically, Old Dominion does not fare well in Richmond; the last loss puts them at 1-10 all time at the Siegel Center. If VCU faces ODU in the conference championship, odds are good that VCU will win.
Even if they don't win the tournament, they should get some at-large attention. VCU only has one bad loss on its resume, and that's at Western Michigan. Both Drexel and Northeastern are among the top teams in the conference, and Northeastern was one of the popular picks to win the CAA in pre-season. I think they have gone under the radar for the most part.
- Bracketology 101 said...
If West Virginia goes 2-0 next week (they play at Pitt on Friday) there's a very good chance they'll be a 1.
Bracketolgoy 101 if UNLV beats UNM and SDSU this upcoming week where do you see their seed heading?
- Bracketology 101 said...
Probably a 6.
Why is Jacksonville State from the OVC in the play in game on the FoxSports bracket??? That is whack????
- Bracketology 101 said...
We'll e-mail FOX Sports right now and find out. It should be Jackson State.


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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Cheese for Charity
Well people started writing her, telling her to sell this piece of burnt cheese on eBay. Although Michelle said she couldn't live with herself if she made a bunch of money off this cheese because some loony person bought it, she decided that she could indeed live with herself if she earned a bunch of money to donate to Julian and his family.
Michelle emailed me asking me if I thought it would be a good idea.
"Absolutely!" was my response. "Stranger things have happened. You know - people bidding over $100 on a $4 pack of Pokemon cards for example."
Sorry to divulge this information, Michelle, but Tuesday, after the light bulb went on about auctioning the cheese to obtain some funds for Julian, Michelle ran to her kitchen to find the pan, still unwashed in the sink (Hey, we all have days like this!). She pulled it out and found that the cross shaped cheese glob was still intact!
The wheels started spinning as Michelle excitedly set out to make enough money to give Julian an awesome Christmas to remember and/or help out the family with overwhelming medical bills. Please check out her listing on eBay and pass it on to your friends and family.
Although she just listed it this morning, the bidding is already up to $100! If this is more than you can bid, but would like to donate something, visit Michelle's blog where she has a Paypal button set up to accept donations on Julian's behalf.
Thank you!
PS - Someone left a comment on my last post about the movie the Golden Compass. I'm sure you've all heard about this by now, but I thought this article was especially well written and wanted to share it if you're interested in reading.
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- Deb in OPKS said...
Just tonight my girls asked if they could go see the Golden Compass. I said we were going to skip that one. I'm sure the movie is well done, but I just don't think I want to support it or the author. Even though movie is toned down, the purpose of the author is something I can't support and I don't want my children reading his books after enjoying the movie.
I am keeping Julian and his family in my prayers. Thank you for keeping us updated on him.
- December 5, 2007 at 10:28 PM
- jenerekfamily said...
You might have your friend double check the ebay policy about charitable donations as she could have her listing pulled or her account suspended if she isn't complying with ebay rules.
"Guidelines for non-eBay Giving Works nonprofit listings
Sellers may only list items for charity without eBay Giving Works if they:
Are soliciting on behalf of recognized tax-deductible charitable organizations (for example, 501(c)(3) status or equivalent with the IRS).
Receive advance written consent for the solicitation from the benefiting nonprofit.
To verify you received permission, you must include a scanned copy of the consent in your listing. It must appear with the nonprofit's letterhead, signed by an officer and include the nonprofit's tax-deductibility status as well as your name or eBay User ID, dates of event/listings, and donation amount (percentage of the final sale price). It must be large enough to be easily legible, and it must appear as a picture rather than a link."
I am all for supporting Julian - just don't want it to all get ruined because she wasn't aware of the policy.
Best wishes!
- December 5, 2007 at 10:41 PM
- suburbancorrespondent said...
See? It's good not to wash your dishes too frequently. I'll tell my husband:"There's money in them thar hills of unwashed pots and pans!"
- December 5, 2007 at 10:43 PM
I read something recently warning about the golden compass. i dont think i will be watching it at all.
- December 5, 2007 at 10:46 PM
- Kathleen said...
Thanks for that link. I have been trying to tell my husband why we shouldn't go see this movie (our girls keep seeing previews for it and think it looks like a good movie!) but couldn't find anything to back up what I was saying besides word of mouth. Now I have more proof and I'll be sure to share this with everyone I know. Thanks!
- December 5, 2007 at 10:53 PM
- Heidi said...
What a neat idea--I hope she's able to raise a lot of money for Julian!
- December 5, 2007 at 10:55 PM
- Angry said...
Just wanted to say hi to a mother of six from a father of seven.
I like your blog and I'll visit again.
- December 5, 2007 at 11:02 PM
Thanks for the link for the article on The Golden Compass. So much of what I've heard has just been blown up ranting about this movie. It was nice to read and educated, informed article on it and how it fits in with Christianity. Not that I'm planning on going to see it, I've just been curious what all the huff was about and this article was well written. Thanks for always making me feel normal with my 5 little ones that leave hot dogs in mysterious places :)
- December 6, 2007 at 12:59 AM
- Lucille said...
I've sent the ebay link to everyone in my address book!
THANKS also for the link to the movie - I've heard of it and will NOT be going to see it. A lot of buzz about it and many don't think it is as bad as it appears to be.
Bless you!
- December 6, 2007 at 1:23 AM
- srah said...
I read that the movie version of The Golden Compass is kind of a lame, watered-down version of the book.
- December 6, 2007 at 6:18 AM
The cross is going to mold. She'd better get it to the freezer soon!
- December 6, 2007 at 7:02 AM
- Conny said...
Umm... I actually liked the first two His Dark Materials books as they're innovative and well-written (the third one's a bit too propagandistic for my taste). I'm also going to see the movie with my DH. We're both into fantasy and adventure literature and movies, so this is a prime feast for our fancy. If my kids were old enough I'd let them see it, too. I don't think these books argue against religion per se, just against the excess fanaticism that organized religion can stoop to sometimes, as evidenced by our history.
As for the removal of the mention of charity from Michelle's eBay listing: I concur. It's against their TOS, and if she really wants to raise money for Julian she shouldn't get herself banned. A link to an explanation on her blog would be OK, but I'd just tread on the safe side.
Hope I didn't stomp on too many toes with that comment- see it as a side effect of living in Europe ;)
- December 6, 2007 at 7:08 AM
While I respect every opinion on The Golden Compass, I must stress that this is a PG13 movie. I wouldn't take kids to see it unless they were mature enough. AND... I wager most of the kids that go to see this would have already read the books. This was never meant for a young audience. Any good parent wouldn't just let their kid see a movie without explaining it.
That being said, (and having read the books in question) this is a work of fiction. We have no more chance of encountering an armor plated bear than we do of getting hit with the Avada Kedavra curse! If we try to take this away from kids, we might as well take away princesses and happily ever afters too! In the age of i-Pods and Playstations, why should we be upset when a child actually wants to read? We read for fun... We know most of the books we pick up are fiction. Why be hypocritical about it? What better opportunity to discuss with your children what is real and make believe, as well as discuss your faith?
Most of these topics would be over a child's head. I know my favorite movie when I was four or five was Saturday Night Fever... I never thought twice about the content... I just thought it was cool music and loved the dancing!
I am Catholic! My kids and I are no less Christian now than before we read The Golden Compass or Harry Potter. If anything, the big stink Christian groups are making about A WORK OF FICTION is making me less inclined to be associated with them.
- December 6, 2007 at 8:01 AM
- Sherri said...
My hope is that most young people will not "get" what he is trying to portray in the movie. I cried when I saw Narnia and read the book because I GOT what it represented and was moved by it. However, a non-Christian may have never made the correlation. I'm hoping that it will be the same with this movie...that much of it will go over the heads of those caught unaware.
We will not be seeing it.
- December 6, 2007 at 8:32 AM
Delurking to say that I will be going to see the Golden Compass. Just because it presents a view that you oppose does not mean you should avoid it or prevent your kids from seeing it. It is a "teachable moment" and if you have not seen it, how can you teach them anything about it. My son is too young to go but he will see it too when he is old enough. Besides, as I understand it, the movie is about how having one large faith based government leads to oppression. I think Martin Luther would have understood that message as would our founding fathers. Just my own opinion, obviously.
- December 6, 2007 at 8:37 AM
- MissHum22 said...
It's really sad that Christians and Atheists can't coexist, drop their respective agendas and movie wars, and work together to remove an even more insidious subversion: marketing. It's everywhere, not just TV - it's in public spaces, and now even children's report cards (see Julie's Health Club in the Chicago Tribune). Kids are being groomed to be wanton greedy consumers who "need" every creepy toy or candy coated cereal they see or hear about. In my opinion, greed is the root of all evil - and I think the Bible would agree (Or at least not argue). Yet here we all are, Religious and secular alike, worrying about movies with a pro or anti God message, while our kids are being told everywhere they go that they need brand name clothes, cell phones, Bratz dolls, 50 cent cds and candy. And the message that "He who dies with the most toys wins".
Maybe if we start working together on replacing empty greed with values, the religious or non-religious movie thing won't be such a big deal, because our kids will already have a sense of what's important - love, life and compassion. When you become more values-oriented, "God" (what that is to everyone personally) just kind of falls into place.
(PS Dawn - I am not trying to stir the pot in any way. I just feel that if everyone stands across lines - no one is going to get anything done. I am a mom too, & worry about all the evil stuff my kids are going to be inundated with as they grow. For example, did you know Barbie has a "Hot Tub Party Bus"? I think EVERYONE can agree on the creepiness of that!)
- December 6, 2007 at 9:18 AM
The Golden Compass - as controversial as that 'evil old Harry Potter" *rolleyes* Quick - let's have a book burnin'!
Sorry - been in a heavy debate on a message board I'm on.....thought it funny to see you mention it today. Here is another great article - from the other side.
Love your blog!
- December 6, 2007 at 9:59 AM
thank you so much for putting the link for the golden compass move.
I have heard many of the things said but have yet to read such a well written artical about this. Thanks again..
Charlene T.
- December 6, 2007 at 11:05 AM
- Deb in OPKS said...
I've been reading with interest the views of your readers on the Golden Compass. I've already commented that I won't be seeing it. When my sister first sent me a link screaming "Don't see it" I rolled my eyes as well. Here we go again. I love the Harry Potter series and my daughter and I both read them. I don't like others telling me what I should or shouldn't like. So I checked it out on the Snopes website because I find them very objective. I will continue to watch the comments on this issue but, for the time being, I plan on standing by my decision. Ultimately, it is my job to raise my children how I see fit. I don't let my children have Bratz dolls, I don't let them watch R rated movies and I'm going to say no to this movie. Perhaps I am wrong on this one. It wouldn't be the first time or the last. I think I'll err on the side of caution here. Like I said before, there are lots of other movies out there to enjoy.
- December 6, 2007 at 11:22 AM
I guess I'm 'non-christian' because I never read anything deeper in the Chronicles of Narnia then a good read/movie. But I am Christian (Catholic at that). My son's school (private catholic) actually sent home a 'warning' letter on TGC and my immediate reaction was "? Don't tell me what to see or not see with my kids."
A story is a story. I don't believe authors write stuff with hidden messages. If someone happens to find a message then they're looking too hard and need to get a life. Relax. Enjoy things at face value and stop looking for trouble where there isn't any.
- December 6, 2007 at 12:15 PM
It is telling in this sentence from the article:
"Indeed, Pullman's His Dark Materials is intended as an answer to Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia. What Lewis (and J. R. R. Tolkein) did for Christianity, Pullman wants to do for atheism."
Looking at this objectively you have to come to the conclusion that the other authors were wrong to publish those books that parallell thier beliefs. Those books did not kill Athesim (not even close) and the Golden compass will not kill Christianity. Put away your crusading gear and go out and solve a REAL problem. Stop trying to repress opinions that are different from yours!
- December 6, 2007 at 12:43 PM
- MelissaQ said...
HI Dawn,
Have I told you lately how much I love your blog?
Well I do. I also love how you help out fellow mothers. I saw the story on the cheese. It moved me because I lost a family member to cancer. I wrote about Julian and the cheese and ebay in my blog. I hope you get a chance in your hectic day to read it.
Thank you again for all you do for us. You are an inspiration to mothers every where. Especially me, (in TX)
- December 6, 2007 at 4:39 PM
Wow! Interesting comments. I'm glad you posted the Mohler article as it is the best article I've seen on the GC movie when compared to all of the hysterical emails I've received. I think it's obvious to any Christian what is so wrong with this movie. The reason Christians and atheists can't agree, for one, is that greed is not the root of all evil...(sin)rebellion against God is. That is the heart of what this book series is and the cleaned up versions in the movies will be based upon.
But on a MORE important topic, little Julian needs some joy and lots of our prayers right now. I hope that Michelle is successful with her Burnt Cheese enterprise for Julian's sake. Thanks, Dawn for keeping us updated on this little precious's progress!
- December 6, 2007 at 5:30 PM
- Rachel said...
What a sweet thing to do! I hope Julian can have the Christmas that he deserves.
- December 6, 2007 at 6:03 PM
- Kelly said...
Thank you for posting Mohler's article. We as Christians are called to point to the TRUTH, and debunk anything that contradicts it. Thanks again!!
Kelly another mom of 6, in Texas
- December 6, 2007 at 9:46 PM
I think it's great that so many people are talking about literature. But what is so bad about being exposed to different viewpoints? In the end, it can only make you well-rounded and more convicted of your beliefs.
- December 6, 2007 at 10:09 PM
- Carissa said...
Thanks for the link to the review. It's nice to have a review from someone who has also read the books - that seems to be a quick argument of those who think it's no big deal. It's definitely not an agenda I will be supporting and I want my friends with kids to know the story behind the story too.
- December 7, 2007 at 11:36 AM
- Cheryl said...
Thanks for keeping us updated on Julian, and for the links to Michelle's blog and ebay auction. I went and read them both. The PayPal donation link is a great help, as I'm sure there are many like me who want to do something to help, but who can't afford a $250 piece of cheese. :-) I think what you and she are doing to help Julian and his family is wonderful. God bless you. I am praying for Julian and his family, and trusting that God still does miracles every day.
- December 7, 2007 at 8:30 PM
Julian and his family needs some powerful prayers and blessings. I will light a candle and every time I pass it I will stop and send a prayer. This is something everyone can do. There is power in prayer.
I believe this .......I know this.
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Gotta think these guys will be huge targets this free agency. Yeah?!
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Novell's Suse Linux is currently the second largest commercial Linux distribution, with first place going to Red Hat. As a result of the announcement, shares in Novell jumped 16% to $6.79.
Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, but one of the high points is the expected construction of a joint research facility where the two companies can design and test their software together. Improvements in compatibility between Microsoft Office and OpenOffice are also expected.
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