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Monday, September 28, 2009
Shaving cream technique
I really enjoyed doing this technique. I've never tried it before.
To begin, you will need to gather the following supplies;
1. A disposable aluminum banking pan.
2. Shaving cream.
3. Spatula
4. Re-inkers or food coloring
5. Good quality white card stock.
For the background above I used Stampin' up re-inkers in Tangerine tango, only orange and yo-yo yellow.
Squirt your (the cheaper the better) shaving cream into the bottom of the aluminum pan.
Randomly drop several drops of the each re-inker into the shaving cream. Using your spatula (or craft stick would also work) swirl around in the shaving cream.
I cut my paper to 4" X 5 1/4" and squash it into the mixture. I printed off a few.
Remove it from the shaving cream and remove all extra 'goop' from the top. I used a baby wipe to clean my panel off. Set aside to dry or use your heat tool to dry it more quickly.
Then I used my cuttlebug pumpkin embossing folder and ran it through my machine.
The stamped with and saying are from the $1.00 bin at the craft store, I used sizzix ghosts cut out of shrink plastic and shrank for embellishments. The adorable ribbon is from a local stamp store.
Stamp happy and give this fun technique a try. Blog candy to begin October 1 through Halloween!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Very Large altered message center project
Lots of great pictures of the different aspects of this VERY Large project!
A quick trip out to AC moore produced this wonderful project.
I am going to participate in a shoe box swap in the local area on Saturday. After much dilberation, I finally came up with my card design. I finished it up this afternoon.
My husband has been wanting to visit a local music store, so I tagged along and went to the AC Moore store. I found this HUGE wood clipboard there for $9.99.
I came home and used some of my decorative papers to acent it. It was first sprayed (1/2 way) with a chalkboard paint. I used a glue mixture to attach the papers and other embellishments are attached with E6000 glue. It took me about 4 hours to get to the point you see it now. I just need to finish off the back.
The stamps are from Recollections and are sold at the Michael's craft stores, it is embellished with stickles. Yes those are shrink plastic flowers on the thumb tacks, I used water color pencils to color the images and cut them out and shrank them according to the manufacture directions.
If you have any questions regarding this project, just drop me an email!
Stamp Happy!
Monday, September 21, 2009
A pretty altered clipboard
Sorry that I haven't posted much in the last few weeks.
My husband spent eight days in Germany and I mostly enjoyed some down time doing a few stamping projects. Catching up on some of the heavier house work and enjoying time with Chad.
This last week Chad brought home the nasty cold bug. Of course he did very well and other than some nasty coughing has felt fine. Mike and I. Not so much. It has been over a week now and I still have congestion. I am so ready to be done with this cold!
Craig continues to do well. When he called us today, he is requesting a new goody package to include some of the DVD movies that he left here. At the rate he is going I'll mail his room to him piece by piece.
I hope you are all starting to enjoy the weather beginning to dance into the beautiful colors of fall.***
Stamp happy!
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Wishing you a Zooriffic Birthday!
Maybe this will be my "lucky" card. I am doing this card as part of a Maryland girls challenge. I used a stamp set from Recollections clear "Zoo" set and paper pieced the lion together. I stamped him on a 65# weight light brown textured card stock three times.
I three dimensioned out his head and nose. I used copic markers to color the image. He is stacked on top of a Carmel card base with layers of chocolate (5 1/4" X 4") and pink (5" X 3 3/4") which I sent through my 'leaf' cuttlebug embossing folder.
The sentiment was stamped on the same paper as the lion and layered onto the chocolate piece. The lion sits a top a circle die which he is also 3D.
Have a great remainder of your Sunday. Stamp Happy my friends!
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Spinning crazy!
I have so been in the mood for spinner cards! Christmas is just three and a half months (short months) away. I was thinking of doing spinner cards for select family members.
Here is what I came up with. For the Santa and snowman spinners I used Studio G holiday clear stamps. Stamped with memento black ink and colored the image with copic markers. The snow man does not have arms, so I free handed some on.
Both Santa and the snowmen have a 3D hat. I used liquid applique for the 'fur' and glitter to add sparkle. The sparkle paper can be found on the children's craft isle. It is crayola paper. Some of it is even self adhesive. Nice!
Linda, if you are reading this your package is almost ready to go postal, thank you for responding so quickly. I hope you'll let me know when the blog candy arrives and of course, I hope you enjoy the goodies!
Have a great weekend, I know I will! Stamp Happy my friends!
Happy blog anniversary to me the winner of blog candy is.....
Hello Stampers! Don't you just love this card? I used my nestabilities for all of the layers. The main die is thenew label die and the circle is just the circle nestabilities die.
I stamped the bug fly onto a transparency and cut it out, colored with copic markers and attached it together using my crystal lacquer.
Please pardon any spelling and other errors on this post, my dog Lexie has taken up residence in my lap and refuses to move. She is so sweet. With my husband out on business I think she gets lonely.
On a side note, thank you so much everyone for your questions and comments about the boys. Craig continues to do fantastic at technical school in Mississippi and Chad has started out the school year wonderfully. He is also been very helpful around here. I've appreciated the help with the house hold chores.
If you are wondering, yes I forgot today was the 9th, and this post is going to be published on the 10th, but since I had already drawn the candy, I decided to just wait and republish this post.
Don't worry my followers, I will be posting blog candy again soon! I hope you will come back and visit just because you want too!
Ok here is the announcement:
Payne Holler Cards said...
WOW! WOW! WOW! that is truly one of a kind card...so much detail - I couldn't part with it if I had made it. again, another WOW!Linda
August 26, 2009 8:46 AM
Congradulations Linda! Please email me so I can get your goodies out to you! Thank you for the wonderful comment I look forward to hearing from you!
Have a great day and stamp happy my friends!
Monday, September 7, 2009
For Ms. Vivian
Happy Labor Day!
I have spent the day by doing a 10 minute tidy and then I started stamping.
I found this sketch here. I turned the sketch side ways so the sentiment would fit at the bottom of the image. The stamps are from Hampton Arts and are clear stamps. They are so much fun to play with.
I used the sunflower and stamped it with momento tuxedo black ink and cut out and layered it onto the scallop circle and white circle. Sponged the edges of the circle, added pretty brown ribbon and dew drops. Easy. The hardest part is being patient enough for the stickles to dry.
We received some much needed rain over night. It looks like we will get a bit more this evening. Which is good news. Bad news is our tomatoes have a condition known as Blythe. Many of the tomatoes are rotting on the vine and it will be a bit of a mess to get them all taken care of.
I hope you are all enjoying a day of rest maybe some craft time and a cook out.
Have a great day and Happy Stamping! Blog candy ends September 10.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Fun stamping projects and blog candy draws to a close!
I hope you are all doing well! I've been stamping up a storm this last week.
I joined a movers and shakers swap that isn't due until November, but of course since I had the need to stamp, I finished them all up. They all have spinners on the back and bugs on the front. Except for some minor stamp re-arranging they are basically exactly the same except for the colors I choose to use.
Blog candy will be drawn on September 10. My second blog anniversary. The winner will receive a surprise in their box in addition to the blog candy I've previously mentioned. I'm celebrating 25+ thousand hits on the blog!
Today I'll tidy up the house and get some birthday cards for the birthday random act of kindness stamped today. I've created one card and need to do about seven more.
Have a great day and enjoy this last weekend of summer!
Stamp Happy!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Pop corn sleeve! Blog candy until September 10!
Hi stamping friends!
I made this pop corn sleeve for a challenge with the local girls. This weeks theme is food. It could be a card, but I opted to use a food item. This is a bag of cinnamon pop corn.
I used a shiny yellow paper as my sleeve, stamped the image using memento ink and colored with copic markers. I then used the 3 dimensional liquid applique and glitter. It was then heat set so the pop corn looks real!
My friend Kathi will be receiving these goodies and some others for winning the last challenge which was a grid challenge card. I'll post the other goodies once I am finished with them.
Good news! Craig's package finally made it to him. Of course, mom's replacement package went postal with delivery confirmation today. He loved the clipboard and the post it holder. He thought they were interesting and very nice. His favorite things where the small bottle of hand sanitizer and the antibiotic spray. Of course he appreciated all of the candy and food goodies I put in the package. He actually had to ask a clerk to please go look for his package and found out that it arrived on August 22. It has been sitting there all this time.
Blog candy will be drawn on my second blog anniversary on September 10, 2009. In the pot, an altered pie piece filled with candy, clipboard tags, Hampton Arts stamp set "Who loves you" and $25.00 cash. I will try and shoot a video this week so stay tuned!
Have a great day! Stamp Happy!
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My favorite dish at a local Mexican restaurant is their Chicken Enchiladas with Creamy Green Chile Sauce. I had to try and find a way to lower the fat and sodium so I could enjoy these without the guilt! I tweaked that recipe a bit to lower the sodium and fat, and came up with a winner! My husband and teen daughter gobble these up! Submitted by BETHPROVERBS31 Carbs: 17.3g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 24.4g | Calories: 252
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Low calorie and low fat. This dish is very rich and satisfying. You can substite egg beaters for eggs to lessen cholesterol Submitted by LADYG83 Carbs: 5.8g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 87.9
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This low-cal pizza recipe gives you the ooey-gooey taste you love -- without the fat. From Fitness Magazine Submitted by FITNESSMAGAZINE Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 10.8g | Calories: 180.8
Fast, easy 1 skillet meal the whole family is sure to love Submitted by MAGIC10FINGERS Carbs: 21g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 205.3
After experimenting I found the right seasoning blend for turkey burgers! No more bland turkey burgers for me! You'll like too, I promise! Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61 Carbs: 4.5g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 155.5
Low Fat High Fiber Total Satisfaction Submitted by CURVEY1964 Carbs: 39.1g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 15.6g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 226
Weight Watcher's Recipe. Very flavorful and tender. I make extra and use the chicken in salads and other recipes. Submitted by KAT.COURTNEY Carbs: 4.9g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 23.6g | Calories: 169.9
You'll love these cheesy yet healthy enchiladas! Submitted by TALESIN Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 11.7g | Calories: 241.3
Low in Calories and Super Delicious TOO! Submitted by RUNNING2LIVE Carbs: 23.3g | Fat: 14.5g | Fiber: 10g | Protein: 28.3g | Calories: 207.1
Great alternative to the usual breakfast fare. Carbs: 20.1g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 204.2
You can save a lot more calories with this dish by removing the black beans from the recipe, but I add them for the protein. Submitted by JASI27 Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 23g | Calories: 281
Spinach and feta cheese stuffed into boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Great served with rice, noodles of a great summer salad. Sure to become a family favourite. Submitted by ALISON_T Carbs: 6.5g | Fat: 18g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 293.9
South beach super charged recipe. Easy and good! Serving amount will vary depending on the number of breasts in a package. The last time I made this I only got three servings. I also added a can og no-salt diced tomatoes before I put it in the oven, helps keep the ckicken moist. Submitted by NATBAER Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 37.7g | Calories: 238.8
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Really light in calories and huge in flavor. We have made this recipe with Tilapia loins, fillets, and with Whiting fish. All are excellent. It is a quick and easy recipe to prepare. Submitted by NEW*DANA Carbs: 7.2g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 23g | Calories: 175.4
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But I'm most intrigued to see how Lou Williams fits. He's a very effective scorer but, if he's going to remain in a role similar to the one he filled in Philly, he may need to play alongside either (Devin) Harris or (Jeff) Teague.
"I was off the ball [in Philadelphia], I would prefer to be off the ball, and I think both of those guys [Teague and Harris] are on the ball," Williams said. "So I don't think it will be an issue as much as people think it is. Once we open up camp I'm sure Coach [Larry] Drew will do a good job in figuring out where everyone is going to go."
I can't see any reason why the Hawks would want Williams to change up his game. What's not to like?
For three seasons Williams was the best kind of bench scorer for the Sixers: high usage, high production and good-to-reasonable efficiency while playing just 26.3 minutes per game. He did all of that while helping the Sixers defensively.
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Scott and I are her for episode 86, and we kick off with a brief discussion of Steve Jobs and his passing. We end this episode with Scott's final review of the superhero anime series, Tiger and Bunny. With JManga's October sale just kicking off, I recommend three titles I have enjoyed the first volumes [ Read More ]
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Fortune Arterial (Episode 11): Erika wakes up and doesn't remember everything, so she thinks she restrained her thirst. When she greets Kohei, her thirst immediately comes back and she remembers what happened. She becomes bothered and tries to work as normal, but Kohei is worried about her. Erika is trying to feed her thirst with [ Read More ]
Index II (Episode 10): Fukiyose awakes in the hospital, worried about what happened. Stiyl gets a call from Tsuchimikado with an update on the situation. Stiyl begins a spell search and informs them where Oriana is. When she gets on a bus, they blow it up. Oriana uses a spell and it only hits Tsuchimikado, [ Read More ]
Squid Girl (Episode 9): Part 1 – Wanna doorbell ditch, squiddo? Takeru and his friend are ringing doorbells and running away, when they run into Squid Girl. Squid Girl gets caught by Chizuru, and suddenly the owner comes out. Squid Girl lies about being friends with her daughter, but actually ends up becoming just that. [ Read More ]
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NBA Draft 2011: Donatas Motiejunas Is Worth the Gamble
There is a precedent when it comes to drafting European talent into the NBA: you never know what you might get.
There is as much chance as selecting a gem like Dirk Nowitzki as there is selecting a dud like Darko Milicic. The fact is, evaluating European talent is extremely difficult—you are rarely afforded the opportunity to see how they play against top-level competition over a season.
The Euro League is good—and improving—but unfortunately it's not a scratch on the college system in America. There appears to be an influx of foreign talent heading to the NBA in this year's draft, including Enes Kanter, Jan Vesely and Jonas Valaciunas.
Most intriguing of all these prospects however, is the seven-foot Lithuanian Donatas Montiejunas. I was fortunate enough to see a game in Italy where Donatas outplayed his defender, often times effortlessly beating him with superior post-play, as well as the unusual ability for a big man to dribble down the floor and beat his defender on the fast-break.
Unlike many of the seven-footers that are in the NBA currently, Montiejunas can shoot the three ball with apparent ease and passes extremely well. He is probably the most versatile player in the draft, and in the game I witnessed he showed to be solid with both hands in the post, and just as comfortable with his back to the basket as he was on the perimeter.
Not unlike many European prospects drafted in the previous decade, however, Donatas suffers from poor rebounding and a lack of strength. He is indeed aggressive in his approach to offense, but he rarely showed a great deal of intensity.
What Donatas brings to the table though is that of a very unique player, someone who when committed can change the dynamic of a game in a single play. His stats in the Italian league are nothing short of outstanding; he shot 66 percent in the paint and 46 percent from deep—incredible numbers for such a young player.
His potential could see him reach a Pau Gasol-like level, a solid scorer and eventually a good rebounder. Not to mention his three-point stroke that will stretch defenses, as well as strong technical prowess, which will benefit him in the months that he continues to build strength.
He looks to be a lock for the lottery, with a worst-case scenario being that he tumbles a few spots out of it. I'd look for the Rockets to pick him up, hoping that in time he will pick up some pointers from Luis Scola and Yao Ming (if they retain him) in his first season.
Ultimately, it all depends on whether Montiejunas has the desire to add weight to his frame, and to work on the weaknesses he has in the rebounding areas. Will he adapt to the American game?
One must question with all his skills and versatility; he might not have to.
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Welcome back to another fun episode of CriticalMassCast!! In this episode Corey, Greg, and Cindy are back for another week where we look at the latest in entertianment news including trailers, movie productions and the recent MTV Movie Awards (it hurts us more than you) plus an in-depth review of Matthew Vaughn's prequel/reboot X-Men: First Class starring James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender.
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Older rescue-dogs charity Oldies Club is celebrating older dogs by holding a fundraising photo competition especially for dogs aged seven and over and there is only two days left to enter your dog's picture!
ThePet.net co-founder vet Marc Abraham is one of the judges, alongside fellow dog-lovers Brian Blessed and Victoria Stilwell!
The winning pooch will get to represent Oldies Club for the following year. The only rule for this competition is that dogs entering need to be veterans, they do not necessarily need to be rescue dogs.
Oldies Club is a lovely charity that rescues and re-homes older dogs via a network of foster homes and works with other rescue centres to publicise the plight of their older dogs too.
Oldies Club has divided the UK up into 7 regions (North East, North West, South East, South West, Midlands, Scotland and Wales. The winner of each region will go forward to the Grand Final.
As well as becoming the face of Oldies Club for 2009/10 the winner will also win a dog bed worth up to £50 kindly donated by Kudos Pet Products and a signed copy of Pet Photography Now! by Paul Walker of Paws Pet Photography.
For information on how to enter your dog for the 'Woof Factor' here
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[Update] OnLive is for babies, so says fan page
Fans are outraged by some comments from an fan page representative on Facebook. After a wall post stating "One more day..........not long now folks!" in regards to the release date of Spider-Man: Edge of Time, it quickly devolved into a debate about the legitimacy of gamers who use the OnLive service. Someone must have asked why this game wasn't going to make to the platform and the fan page response went a little something like this:
The original posts have now been deleted. While this was articulated rather nicely, the implication that anyone using a cloud-based gaming service is not legit seems rather crass. While I admit that the techonology itself is still in it's infancy, there are implications that it may have legs or even become a standard in the future.
I think the biggest mistake was responding to a troll who commented "OnLive dominating. Lmao. Best joke so far" with, "We were rather tickled ourselves." Nice job there Facebook guy, I am sure that isn't pissing off a sub-section of your Internet fan base.
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you know it's gotta be a little bit embarrassing when some anonymous guy manages to be the first person to make a web page on your IP, at least have your official web page be a little more popular than a fan page
Just find it funny how people would believe something like this. Company's don't want to alienate anybody. Believe me no company is that stupid.
i doubt there are any fans of edge of time that they would make a facebook page about it
activision seriously likes to dig themselves into there own holes don't they
As if Activision hasn't already alienated half of the world's population yet...
But they didn't really say Babies, did they? It's a rather misleading headline, even if what they did was still a dick move.


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The word "sensational" is often over used, not least by tabloid newspapers, such as those owned by Rupert Murdoch.
However, no other word can be used to describe the story that is developing even as your contributor is typing this – at this point we are slightly ahead of the BBC.
It is reported that Mr Murdoch is closing the News of the World, his downmarket British weekly, with effect from this Sunday.
Long a by-word for the worst aspects of British tabloid journalism, the NoW was nevertheless extremely profitable. People condemned it, but they also read it. Yet it seems that the latest round of scandals were too much for anyone to stomach.
It started innocuously enough, with revelations that people working for NoW had hacked into the mobile telephone accounts of "celebrities". This led to criminal investigations and the prospect of a mountain of civil litigation claims, but the general population was unmoved. If anything, most people were amused.
In the last few days, the scandal has taken a more serious turn. There are accusations that the NoW hacked into the accounts of families of high-profile murder victims in particularly emotive cases. The final straw was the accusation that they had been spying on the families of British soldiers killed in action.
After that, the end came quickly. This morning, the Royal British Legion, Britain's most established veterans' organisation, ended a highly profitable fundraising campaign with the NoW. A number of commercial advertisers had already announced that they no longer wished to be associated with the paper.
Even so, Mr Murdoch's decision to close, suddenly and completely, a part of his media empire that has yielded such profit in the past – and might have yielded more in future – was dramatic to say the least. Perhaps he feels the need to protect the brand name of more prestigious holdings. Perhaps he is genuinely sickened by what NoW did. Perhaps it is a bit of both.
No doubt this will be cited as a demonstration of the power of the market. Be that as it may, it is also a demonstration of the decisiveness and ruthlessness that is necessary to become as rich and powerful as Mr Murdoch.
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And if you haven't done so yet, you've got about 8 hours left to enter my giveaway!
I've got a new poll over to the right, under the rotating photos. I'd love to hear your opinion on my question.
And if you haven't done so yet, you've got about 8 hours left to enter my giveaway!
My Daily Docket is a personalized form I made to help me manage my day at home. It's my most often-used form in my home management notebook, and it really works for me.
There's a lot of info on the internet about scheduling your day as a stay-at-home mom, and I've tried to apply a lot of these different tactics. They never worked for me. They were too rigid — a system would encourage me to write out a specific timetable for my day, and rotate weekly jobs set in stone on different days of the week. By writing this schedule out and hanging it visibly, I'd know what to do next.
It's a great idea, but my life's a lot more… unpredictable. When I tried to make Thursdays my Laundry Day, or One-On-One Time With My Daughter at 11 o'clock Monday through Friday, I was trapped.
I was trapped because life happened — one week I'd have an abnormally large amount of laundry, so by trying to do it all in one day, I set myself up for failure because I just couldn't do it all. Time with my daughter would get pushed back because we really needed to run errands at 11 a.m., or she needed an earlier nap and 11 just wouldn't do.
I wanted to throw any semblance of routine out the window. But I really didn't want to do that, because a routine helps me. I love checking things off a list. I'm visual, so it helps to see my day's plan.
What has evolved as my Daily Docket is a marriage of scheduled routine and flexibility. It provides the skeleton for me to hang my agenda, but it allows for wiggle room because I fill out a new sheet each day.
Instead of a set routine for Mondays, I fill out a fresh sheet for that very day, using a Weekly Checklist as my resource (also found on the downloads page). My week's goal is to get everything done I need to do by that week, but I'm flexible as to when specifically I should do it..
The night before, I take one of these and fill it out for the next day. It helps if I fill it out in pencil because things are so unpredictable in our home that I have to be flexible.
The smaller categories on the page are as follows:
The bigger items are my day's to-do list and my day's general plan.
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I limit myself to 10 things, because I know I realistically can't get more than that checked off. I've actually almost never gotten all 10 accomplished in one day. By keeping it short, I'm making success – finishing my list – more of a reality. If I remember additional things throughout the day, I jot them down in my notes section, possibly for tomorrow's list. I like Jamie's idea of sticking with six items.
General is the key word here. The Docket looks a lot more structured than it is, but I don't write out every last thing I have to do that day. I only assign a time and slot to those things I want to get done at a time of day. I want to get computer work during my kid's nap time, so I remind myself that it's a 2 o'clock job. I want to get breakfast on the table by 8, so I make a note of that. And most importantly for me, I want to get to bed by 10:30. Seeing it on paper reminds me that it's important.
Here's an example of what a Daily Docket looks like filled out (click to enlarge it):
Feel free to download this Daily Docket (or the smaller one) for free. But you don't have to use this — use what works for you. The point is to have a plan for your day, and to approach it proactively.
Whatever you use, keep it simple, easy-to-read, very easily accessible throughout your day, and thorough enough to manage your whole day on one sheet.
What do you use to get you focused on the day? If you use the Docket, do you have any suggestions or feedback? I know several of you have asked for an even smaller one than the Pocket Docket… I might get to that. Someday.
Our house is a disaster. There, I said it. We had company for almost a month, and my mother-in-law was such a help to me, I hardly did anything. Now I'm paying the price.
I most definitely prefer a regular habit of basic upkeep so that the home doesn't get to the point of unrecognition (yes, I just made up that word). But it has, so I've called upon the troops and have declared a War on Mess.
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Today and tomorrow, we will be overhauling the house, with the hopes that I can get some serious organizing done this weekend. We have guests coming over for dinner Friday night, so the goal is to have everything clean by then.
Lesson #1 – Have a very tangible, rapidly-approaching-yet-doable goal for your cleaning. Inviting friends over for dinner is a great one.
Staying true to my word, I'm not going to bite off more than I can chew and plan on doing more than I can. Today will be mostly damage repair, while tomorrow will be the actual cleaning (dusting, vacuuming, and the like).
Lesson #2 – Divide your cleaning goals into manageable chunks. That way, you can "check off" decluttering one day, then move on to scrubbing and dusting. You'll feel more accomplished.
I also know my body ebbs and flows with energy highs and lows, so I'm going to tackle the tough stuff in the morning (my energy high) and the easy stuff in the afternoon (my energy low). I'm also going to take frequent breaks so that I don't burn out. I'll set a timer for 30 minutes of cleaning, 10 minutes of rest.
Lesson #3 – Know yourself and clean with your body's rhythms, not against it.
Since we're all involved in this, we're going to make it fun. We're talking a lot, we're listening to music, and we're still being silly as we work (tickle attacks, funny voice impressions… you know the drill). We'll get discouraged, bored, and possibly bitter if we don't.
Lesson #4 – Do what you need to stay in a good mood. Be cheerful. You are blessed to have a home to clean!
Mamas are busy. And by default, we're multi-taskers. There's no other way we can do a load of laundry and pay bills and buy groceries and make dinner and spend quality time with our kids.
But I'd say the number one enemy of productivity in a mom's life – especially when she has very small children at home – is trying to do too much.
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Don't get me wrong – we have more than tons to do, and I for one have never accomplished everything I'd ever need to do in one day. But that's the very reason why trying to do too much will set us up for failure. To put it bluntly, if we think we'll successfully check off a 20-item to-do list within 24 hours, we're kidding ourselves.
Life happens. We want to organize our kids' clothes, but then our husbands will need such-and-such done for his work project. We hope to get the weeding done, but our neighbor's mom just died, and it's really more important to bring her a meal (remember – relationships are more important than to-do lists).
For my sanity, for my clarity, for my goal-oriented self, I've employed the concept of Most Important Tasks.
It's not a new concept, and it's almost too simple to need explanation. But it's been revolutionary in my life.
I make my daily to-do list, and I keep my scratch pad visible and easy to reach so that I can jot things down as they come to me (both these things are part of my Home Management Notebook). But at the top of my day's page in my Notebook, above my to-do list and menu agenda and even Scripture memory – are my Most Important Tasks.
My MITs are my top three things I want to accomplish that day. If nothing else gets done, I'd say my day was a success if those three things happen. They usually pertain to my home management job, but often they focus on a personal habit I'm working on. For example, my MITs today are:
The first task is personal and aimed towards a habit – I'm trying to reinvigorate my daily habit of reading the Bible (set aside on the shelf of sporadic-ness since my son was born four months ago). The second item is purely home management – we've gotta have clothes to wear. And the third one is important for the relationships that matter most to me – my in-laws just left this morning after almost a month of visiting, and I know my family's a bit sad. We need some good together time.
I'll focus on these three things, knowing I've got much more to do than just these. But now that I'm focusing my energy on these three things, so I'll feel really accomplished when they happen. When I finish these things and get some things checked off on my day's to-do list, then that's an added bonus. What a great day!
I should clarify that my MITs are already part of my to-do list. They're not a separate entity – otherwise, it just becomes an additional to-do list. For example, here's today's to-do list:
In short, my MITs are the three top things on my 10-item to-do list.
I'm speaking of all this regarding productivity, but that's not the only definition of a good day. I'm a list maker, but it is essential not to worship my day's list. As I said, life happens. When those three MITs don't happen, it's not the end of the world. I just wake up and start a new day.
So, my first essential item in my Home Management Notebook is my MIT list. I write them down every day on my Daily Docket. If you already have some sort of home management journal, would adding MITs help you? Or would they add more stress?
If you don't yet have a notebook, I'd encourage you to start with this. You don't even need a notebook or journal yet – just grab a piece of paper, write down three (or two, or four, or whatever is best for you) MITs and put them somewhere visible. Even if you make a to-do list, add a separate list of MITs. Try it out for a week, and see how it works for your productivity, your attitude, and your energy level.
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"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." -William Morris
This is my favorite mantra for home management. I'm sort-of a minimalist by default, but it's still not easy to keep a well-organized, efficient, peaceful home when you've got three-foot mess makers running around. Or six-foot mess makers, for that matter.
Sometimes, oftentimes, it can just get overwhelming.
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This is when grace comes into play – giving heaps of it to yourself and your family members, remembering that the stage of littles at home is so short. If you believe relationships are more important than a perfect house, you really can cut yourself some slack.
But – you still need to keep up the house. Our life stage doesn't give us a Get Out of Jail Free card when it comes to home management. In fact, I'm finding that this stage makes it all the more important to find a management system that works well. Kids are happier in a home where things have their place. Moms can hold on to a string of sanity when there's at least a tangible goal towards house cleaning. And dads come home to an actual haven, not a chaotic zoo. Well, most of the times. It's a good idea, anyway.
My Home Management Notebook is my lifeblood for giving me some direction, goals, and checklists for my job here at home, and I'll be talking about its contents for the next few weeks. And in the end, I'll be sharing some tools I've created for my own personal book – maybe they'll come in handy for you, too.
Do you have a Home Management Notebook? Have you wanted to make one but wasn't sure where to start? What works well for you? What doesn't? I'm curious.
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About KeldenKelden ibn Hassim
Melee (Firebane) Greataxe, +1, lawful outsider bane: AB +6 (1d12+4, x3); Type: Slash; Size: Medium
Melee Short Sword, Cold Iron: AB +5 (1d6+2, 18-20x2); Type: Pierce; Size: Medium
Range TK Fist: AB +5 R Touch (1d4+2, x2); Type: Force; Range: 30ft; Ammo 7/day
Range Comp. Longbow, mw, str +2: AB +6 (1d8+2, x3); Type: Pierce; Size: Medium; Range Incr: 110ft; Ammo 60
Skills 47 (Class +(6+16), Int +20, Racial +5)
Languages: Common, Elven, Gnoll, Draconic, Gnome
Traits, Racial Abilities, Class Abilities:
-=Traits=- - Gnoll Killer: +2 to hit and damage and +1 save DC v Gnolls - Reactionary: +2 Initiative -=Racial Abilities=-
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Spells and Spellbook:
Prepared Spells Arcane Bond 1* (arcane bond 1) 2nd Level: 4 (Class +2, Int +1, Specialist +1)
1st Level: 6 (Class +3, Int +2, Specialist +1)
Cantrips: 4 (Class 4)
Spellbook (83 of 100 pages used) 2nd level- ALTER SELF, blindness/deafness, DARKVISION, Detect Thoughts, Elemental Speech, Fog Cloud, Glitterdust, Invisibility, KNOCK, MAKE WHOLE, Mirror Image, Pyrotechnics, ROPE TRICK, Scorching Ray, See Invisibility, SPIDER CLIMB, Summon Monster II, Summon Swarm, Web, WHISPERING WIND 1st level- Alarm, Color Spray, Comprehend Languages, DANCING LANTERN, Detect Thoughts, Endure Elements, ENLARGE PERSON, FEATHER FALL, Grease, Identify, JUMP, Mage Armor, Magic Missile, MAGIC WEAPON, Mount, Obscuring Mist, Protection from Chaos/Evil/Good/Law, REDUCE PERSON, Shield, Shocking Grasp, Summon Monster I, True Strike, Unseen Servant Cantrips- Acid Splash, Arcane Mark, Bleed, Dancing Lights, Detect Magic, Detect Poison, disrupt undead, Flare, Ghost Sound, LIGHT, MAGE HAND, MENDING, MESSAGE, OPEN/CLOSE, Prestidigitation, Ray of Frost, Read Magic, Resistance, Spark * indicates used
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My summer in Colorado was such an awesome experience and chance for me to grow! I worked with two other summer missionaries, Lee and Tiffany, from Mississippi and Alabama. We worked with a mission center called the Lighthouse Mission located in a low-income area of Greeley, Colorado. The mission center gives out food and clothing to families in need, meeting the needs of about 150 to 200 families each month.
Tiffany, Lee, and I planned a kids club that we did three times a week; twice at the mission center and once at a government-funded apartment complex. We did games, snack, bible story, and the food bank brought lunch for the kids, which was a blessing because a lot of the kids' families don't always have the resources to get lunch in the summers. We also taught Sunday school at the local church that sponsors the mission.
The best part of the summer was being able to build significant relationships with all kinds of people including the kids at kids club, my supervisor for the summer, volunteers at the mission center, people in the community, our host families, and my missionary partners. I saw people who were very different from each other come together in the genuine love of Christ and work together to further His kingdom. I saw children who had never heard of Jesus develop a yearning to learn more about Him, and children burst into tears because of their desire to know and follow Him.
The summer was truly a growing experience where I experienced God's sovereignty and continuity, His endless and boundless love, and many challenges that strengthened my faith and relationship with Christ. The one thing that really sticks out to me from the summer is that there are needs right here in Rome, GA just like there are in Greeley, Co, and that our God is moving everywhere. There are always needs to be met, no matter where you are, and God is calling you to be a vessel for Him and His work. We should strive to love others radically and live radically for our God! There is a mission field all around you! Go out and be the gospel!
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This past year, as he battled his mystifying, excruciating disease, he became one of my closest and most admired friends. He tried to teach me things, big, important things about life's priorities, the utter foolishness of wasting energy on, well, the things we all waste it on.
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Which game is harder to win - Civ1 or Civ3?
Which is harder to win, Civ1 or Civ 3? Which takes longer to win?
I'm trying to figure this out, but I have won so few games that I thought I would ask you all. stwils |
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Civ3, definitely. Civ1 allowed you to get away with outrageous things, like my favorite "park outside the capital with a transport full of tanks and then nuke it, take it and split the country" strategy.
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Civ3 is a lot harder to win. as civ-1 was a little fight, civ 3 is a long and difficult war.
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Hmm.. what is this I keep hearing about splitting the country? I wonder if that is also something which is not in the SNES version? I have attacked apitol cities many times, and I've never seen a civ split. (Although I have seen cities deciding to join a different empire.. which is rare, but never a splitting civ.)
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When you capture the capital city of a civ, there is a chance that a civil war will break out in that civ and it will split in two.
Conditions... I beleive the civ needs to have a certain number of cities for this to happen. There has to be an available "color" for the new civ. If you play with 7 civs on your planet, then a civil war cannot occur until one of those civs is eliminated. Also, sometimes a new civ will start when one is eliminated. For example, the Romans might come into existance if the Russians are eliminated. I beleive this is dependant on the number of unoccupied tiles on the map and game year. What happens is a portion of the civs cities split and form a new civ. So, if you conquer Paris, then the Indians may spring up. |
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Another condition:
Your civ must be smaller than the civ you take the capitol from.
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I am not sure about Civ1, but in Civ2, the size of Civ does not play a role. Only the power ranking (number of advisors seen behind the ruler in the Diplomacy window in Civ1). Not sure if they changed it, but there already was a power ranking in Civ1. But of course, the size is the foremost factor for the power ranking.
And Civ3 is definitely MUCH harder on the higher levels, it really is a challenge, while in Civ1, it became a race to launch the spaceship BC on Emperor. Which is possible, even without using the simple cheats (infinite settler work, etc).
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CIV3 is more difficult.
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Civ3. I've won it like, twice.
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Well, I attempted to try it, and considering I haven't done too well the last 2 times I tried King mode, this time I would have conquered the world after like 20 turns if it wasn't for restarting ivs. =P I don't even know how many times I've killed a civilisation..
Let's see.. first was.. Greece, India, China (restarted) France (restarted) Japan Then because I was getting bored, I decided I'd stop wiping out other civs and let them live just for a challenge, but I still "monitor" their growth and have had to take a city from America (restarted) and also when I arrived in the Americas I destroyed all known Aztec (restarted) cities but there was one I missed. =P (That was before I started being nice. =P) And Babylon (restarted) has been very nice to me so far, except for the fact hat I discovered their existance when I was about to build a city like 1 tile away. =P |
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