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While I'm still standing firm on my desire to craft a simple holiday, there is still a bit of gift creating going on here at Two Frog Home. As I've been assembling care package boxes it's been fun and incredibly satisfying to see just how much of the gifts have come from our farm.
None of these gifts have really taken a ton of time but all of them include bits of our garden and general way of life. Our care packages include things like:
- Lip balm created from homegrown mint infused honey and turned out mighty nice I might add.
- Small metal tins with homegrown, foraged, & homemade Herbal Healing Salve
- Seeds from heirloom squash and peas saved from our garden
- A lemon ginger sugar scrub was created using some calendula infused olive oil.
There might be some other items in the boxes, Jeff's homemade beef jerky is highly requested, and sometimes there's a knitted washcloth or a handmade tote bag, too. In general these care packages aren't over the top but they contain lots of love for the folks receiving them. There's something extra satisfying to me knowing that not only does our garden provide for our food but it also provides for our gift giving needs as well.
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'A Six Month Season' is the new one man band project of former guitarist of the melodic hardcore band 'BIOS'.
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The garden is looking very green nowadays, all this sun and rain made it grow and bush out. Unfortunately the slugs are having a ball in this wet weather, they nearly brought me to tears on many occasions along with the fox cubs who keep digging right in the middle of the veg bed, right in the middle, every time!
My slug solution (a cruel one as nothing friendly works) is making salt moats round seedlings in the greenhouse and I am using more friendly ashes outside but they get washed out by rain. I don't want to use slug pellets, coffee grounds don't work and copper rings are expensive.
As far as the foxes go I covered the beds with netting over A frames and they are keeping them away, well, they dig the paths now. At last badgers are not visiting anymore after we put up a proper fence and got ruthless with our neighbour's fence which is full of holes, I told him that we are going to cover a hole after hole, and so we did and the badgers are a thing of the past. Bloody foxes are an entirely different thing as they can jump over high fences like cats, I saw them one morning frolicking in the back gardens.
But the biggest pest of them all is my downstairs neighbour who keeps feeding foxes and badgers in her front and back garden every night! So I still have to chase badgers out of my front garden which is full of new plants trying to make it and badgers are huge and strong and like to dig.
In happier news we now have Alpine and regular strawberries, black currants and gooseberries are ripening up, broad beans and peas are nearly there, roses have opened and peonies are about to burst. The succulent collection is growing strong, a lot of flowers have self seeded which is fantastic apart from borage which went absolutely wild and I had to remove a lot of the plants. Our soil improving green manure and potatoes are looking very well (aren't potato flowers pretty?). Sweet peas are opening and I have plenty of mizuna, rocket, spinach, lettuce and herbs to feed us for few weeks.
The National Garden Society is back with some fabulous open gardens, we are planning to visit few this Sunday. It was such a great experience and inspiration last year in Wimbledon and Ham, I cannot wait to see as many as possible this summer. Are you going to visit any?


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"He's continuing to do his rehab," Stoops said. "But he's in his own apartment now and continues to make strides."
Two months ago, Wilson was paralyzed from the waist down after his SUV collided with another vehicle while he was driving south on Interstate 35 near Pauls Valley on his way home to Carrollton, Texas.
After spending a week in OU Medical Center's intensive care unit, he was moved to the Thorpe Center.
But since beginning his rehab, Wilson has moved one of his toes and has gained sensation in his hips, according to his brother, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Travis Wilson.
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The Sooners held their first official scrimmage of the spring last Saturday, which consisted of more than 100 plays.
Stoops didn't go into specifics about the scrimmage, which was closed to the media and the public, but did say both the offense and defense had their moments.
"We got in 102, 103 plays. No one was hurt," Stoops said. "The guys did a nice job. I was pleased. There was give and take. Both sides showed up and made good plays here and there."
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This is a small island with a small village. There are a few shrines and temples to see, a museum of historical and folklore materials, traditional crafts center and an Aquarium to visit. There's also a Noh scene with Jin-Noh performances especially during the Peach Blossom Festival in mid April. If you like hiking, there are beautiful nature paths to follow and you can also visit Mt. Misen or even try the ropeway, if you dare...
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04-17 13:42 CaijingBy Jaswant Singh
NEW DELHI - Is China, under its new president, Xi Jinping, undertaking its own diplomatic pivot, parallel to the United States' "pivot to Asia"? Xi's first significant international initiatives - making Russia his first official visit abroad, followed immediately by his attendance at the BRICS summit in South Africa - suggest that China may be seeking to place its relations with the world's most powerful emerging countries on a par with its US diplomacy. Indeed, this possibility is supported by Xi's recent statement about relations with India, which he termed "one of the most important bilateral relationships" for China.
Xi's early focus on Sino-Indian relations is unusual for a Chinese leader. He enunciated a five-point platform, rather like Jawaharlal Nehru's "five principles of peaceful coexistence," implemented in the two countries' Panchsheel Treaty of 1954.
According to Xi's platform, pending a final settlement of territorial issues, the two countries should cooperate to maintain peace and tranquility and prevent border disputes from affecting the overall relationship. China and India should maintain close strategic communications in order to keep bilateral relations on the "right track."
Moreover, the two countries should harness each other's comparative strengths and expand mutually beneficial cooperation in infrastructure, investment, and other areas; strengthen cultural ties to advance an expanding friendship; and enhance their cooperation in multilateral forums to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of developing countries in tackling global challenges. Finally, they should accommodate each other's core concerns.
While Xi has been preoccupied with his country's domestic challenges since becoming Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General-Secretary last November, and now as president since March, relations with India can have a direct impact on internal conditions. For example, China's desire to prevent drug trafficking in its southern province of Yunnan means that its police and security forces are taking a keen interest in what happens in Myanmar, a country that is also of special interest to India.
Then, of course, there is Tibet, perhaps China's greatest domestic security concern, and also a perennial source of tension with India, owing to territorial disputes. China's recent anger over a visit by the Dalai Lama to the Tawang monastery in Arunachal Pradesh, Indian territory claimed by China, suggests just how potent this issue remains. Hu Shisheng, a leading South Asia strategic analyst at the China Institutes for Contemporary International Relations, has suggested that such visits do not mean that "India-China relations are [in a state of] disturbance," though the potential for trouble remains high.
Under Xi, however, China seems to be accentuating the positive. The CCP's official newspaper, the People's Daily, recently identified the "two areas of interest with India" that matter most. With the border issue "effectively controlled," there should be greater focus on "trade and multilateral issues," where success could bring about a "new" and welcome "chapter" in bilateral ties.
So is "mistrust" between the two powers diminishing? The People's Daily seems to consider bilateral relations as normal at this point. India appears to be equally hopeful. Indeed, a senior Indian official, speaking about tensions in the South China Sea, was recently quoted as saying: "You can't assume that India-China maritime rivalry is inevitable."
The "Indo-Pacific is one geopolitical area," the official reportedly said, "but look at the situation in the Indian Ocean. The situation near China, whether in the East China Sea, near Japan, or in the West Pacific, is completely different. India, China, and the US - everyone needs sea links; everybody's energy goes through it."
A classified report from India's defense ministry, however, emphasizes the "increasing number of Chinese submarines venturing into the Indian Ocean region, thus posing [risks] to India's security interests." The report indicated that at least "22 contacts were recorded with vessels suspected to be Chinese attack submarines patrolling outside Beijing's territorial waters last year," and warned that the "implicit focus" of China's navy appears to be "to control highly sensitive sea lines of communication."
Xi's efforts to cement ties with China's other huge neighbor, Russia, should be seen as complementing his outreach to India. Here, Xi has been aided by Russian President Vladimir Putin's evident disdain for the US and the West. China shares Russia's suspicions in this regard; indeed, Xi proclaimed that, in terms of geopolitics, Russia and China "speak a common language."
There are, of course, perfectly legitimate reasons for close Sino-Russian relations. They are partners in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. China is the world's largest energy consumer, while Russia is the biggest energy provider. And bilateral trade is booming, worth $88 billion per year.
Xi's own regional pivot should be viewed as part of his grand vision of a "revitalization of the Chinese nation," which essentially calls for China to resume the paramount leadership in Asia that it has exercised for much of its history. His ambitions are vast, yet he, and the Chinese people, appear determined to achieve them. That is far more than can be said of India's rather wooly strategic meanderings.
Jaswant Singh, a former Indian finance minister, foreign minister, and defense minister, is the author of Jinnah: India - Partition - Independence.
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ATLANTA, May 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- As Memorial Day marks the beginning of the summer boating and outdoor season, Georgia Power is inviting Georgians to visit its large network of lakes, parks and other recreation facilities across the state. The largest non-government provider of recreation facilities in Georgia, the company owns 17 lake properties developed for hydropower production, but maintained and open to the citizens of Georgia as easily accessible recreation areas highlighting the state's beauty and natural resources.
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Activities available to the public at Georgia Power's lakes and recreation facilities include boating, waterskiing, hiking, camping at more than 350 picturesque campsites, picnic areas, bird watching and much more. The company also leases about 30,000 acres for use as wildlife management areas, operated by the Wildlife Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Visitors planning a trip to one of these facilities are encouraged to visit GeorgiaPower.com/Lakes, where they will find a wide variety of information about exploring the sites. The website includes detailed information on all of Georgia Power's properties, including facilities, amenities and activities; varieties of fish that anglers can expect to encounter in each lake; water safety information including extensive boating and waterskiing regulations and tips; and information about volunteer opportunities to help keep the state's lakes and rivers clean.
In addition to following state regulations and posted guidelines at lakes and rivers, Georgia Power reminds swimmers and boaters to "put safety first" this summer by keeping the following tips in mind:
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Deniz Kilicli had to stop practicing on Friday because he was injured.
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In between Ibuprofen doses, he scored a career-high 25 points while hitting 9 of 11 shots and pulled down eight rebounds as he led the Mountaineers to a sloppy but necessary 66-64 victory over Texas Tech before an announced crowd of 10,530.
"In a game you don't feel pain," Kilicli said.
Instead, you inflict it, and that's what he did a time when the Mountaineers have to virtually win out to get Kilicli to the NCAA tournament in his senior year … something they don't figure to do as they play all the best teams in the Big 12 down the stretch.
In many ways, this game was far closer than it needed to be or should have been. WVU turned the ball over 18 times and made just 24 of a season-high 41 free throws, taking advantage of 30 fouls by Texas Tech.
"The truth of the matter is you go 24-for-41 from the free-throw line and turn it over 18 times and still win is really pretty remarkable," WVU coach Bob Huggins said.
"Just do the math, it's a huge key," Texas Tech coach Chris Walker said of the fouls that caused three of his best players to foul out, another reason why WVU should have been waltzing down the stretch. "Every single time we are trying to be physical and play hard …"
He didn't finish.
There would be no sympathy from the Mountaineers, especially Kilicli, who has had his foul problems but now seems to have it figured out.
"I definitely try to keep my hands out of it. I've learned some things in three years," he said.
All that, and still it came down to a last possession and a single shot.
How that happened is hard to say, especially since Eron Harris had another of his big second-half performances, scoring 10 second-half points and finishing behind Kilicli with 15.
But somehow Texas Tech, which is 9-14 and just 2-10 in the conference as compared to 13-12 and 6-6 for West Virginia, hung tough and kept the pressure on much better than when WVU beat them by 16 in Lubbock, 77-61.
WVU had a two-point lead, WVU worked for a good shot and got it, Juwan Staten driving to the basket for a layup that somehow he managed to botch badly, giving it no chance to go in.
All of sudden Texas Tech had the ball and was off and running on what seemed to be a 3-on-2 break, giving them a big chance to tie the game … until the Tech coach called a timeout.
It seemed a weird thing to do at that moment, given the circumstances.
Huggins wouldn't venture a guess why that would happen.
"You'd have to ask him," Huggins said.
And guard Gary Browne, who was out on the court at the time trying to defend, would only say, "I guess they didn't see the break. That's part of the game."
Indeed it is, and so they had to bring the ball in bounds in backcourt and go against a pressure defense, one that was trying to force them into a mistake or just into using up the final 9.5 seconds, which is just what happened.
In the end, Josh Gray threw up a long, desperation 3-point try that was very short, just nicking the front of the rim.
But why not? He's a 19 percent 3-point shooter.
And so it was that the victory was preserved and Kilicli's finest moment of a trying year was salvaged.
He drew a lot of the fouls during the game as they helped on him, hitting 7 of 14 free throws, and they never really denied him the ball.
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Bob Huggins' message to his West Virginia University team coming out of its disappointing 80-71 loss at Missouri that never really was as close as the final score indicates was a simple one – do what you do.
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In reality, Shelly Poe had thought she'd seen it all but she had no idea what was awaiting her.
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West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck put an end to the speculation about the future of head football coach Dana Holgorsen on Tuesday, announcing that he and his staff would be retained for 2014 despite a second consecutive disappointing season.
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Resident December 6, 2013 at 06:31 pm
I agree, the building condition is horrid and it's worse than in most 3rd world countries -…Read More literally. Some people should have lost jobs long time ago. You would think the snobby Winchester would never let this happen. I guess it would and it did as most of the rich residents send kids to private high schools.
I dislike the renovation project and hate that the building will have still have poor layout - still 25% percent of the space will be WINDOWLESS - and low ceilings. I am also skeptical of closing off of the flooding basement level and the possibility of continued mold issues. Finally, I worry about the safety of the kids when they tear down old walls with asbestos and other crap. We could have built a brand new school, void of any of these issues, for not much more money. But I am hesitating now, and I may vote yes, since what they proposed will be indeed better than patching up the school, should we indeed "lose" MSBA money.
quasimodo December 8, 2013 at 11:45 pm
I don't believe you've ever been to a 3rd world country, much less visited a school there. However,…Read More on second thought, you may be right. In 3rd world countries (developing countries in PC language), exceptionally beautiful and technically advanced buildings are built, but they don't last since there is NO upkeep planned, because there is never any money, and they soon deteriorate and become unmanageable. Well, in the US, this is practically the rule, and Winchester IS in these United States.
Resident December 9, 2013 at 12:02 am
Well, by many measures I grew up a 3rd world country and went to school there. Of course, I am…Read More exaggerating a little bit, but many countries far less affluent than the U.S. - much less Massachusetts - or Winchester - somehow manage to build better school buildings and maintain them. But then virtually no country except U.S. (and UK to a limited extent) would use a prison as a blueprint for a school building, either.


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Olsen, Tillie |
Genre | Short Story (30 pp.) |
Keywords | Aging, Cancer, Illness and the Family, Marital Discord, Mourning, Patient Experience, Suffering |
Summary | An older woman is diagnosed as having cancer. The story is of the progression of her symptoms and the effects of her illness and eventual death on her husband and grown children. The years of silent compliance with the expectations of children and spouse begin to erode as the woman becomes sicker. The relationship between the aging couple, and the place of the ill mother in the priorities of her children clarify. The tale ends with the death, and a tiny glimpse of resolution of decades of strife and unexpressed rage between man and wife. |
Commentary | This long short story is beautifully crafted and painfully real in the issues of family that it raises. It serves as a study of the variety of responses of spouse and children to the news of terminal illness. In attempting to show their love, husband and children fail to listen to the dying woman's expressed wishes. It is this inability to be heard that has tormented the entire life of this woman--and will torment her into her death bed. The lesson for the reader is: hear, believe, and heed the wishes of the dying. |
Source | Tell Me a Riddle |
Publisher | Dell |
Edition | 1961 |
Place Published | New York |
Alternate Source | Literature & Aging |
Alternate Publisher | Kent State Univ. Press |
Alternate Edition | 1992 |
Alternate Editors | Martin Kohn, Carol Donley, and Delese Wear |
Place Published | Kent, Ohio |
Miscellaneous | First published: 1956. Winner of the O. Henry Award for best American short story (1961). |
Annotated by | Willms, Janice L. |
Date of Entry | 03/22/95 |
Last Revised | 06/14/04 |


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May 22, 2012 at 12:15 PM
Wish i could make it! sounds very interesting and like A TON of hardwork put in.
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