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I live in the Pine Island area and am a veteran fisherman. I started fly fishing a couple years back. ive been fishing this area for at least 10 yrs. and in all my travels and days on the water i have never seen any Redfish on the grassflats or tailing redfish on the flats in the Pine Island Sanibel area. I would really like to catch one on a fly but ive never seen any.
If anybody that lives in the area that would like to share some info on where I might be able to see some reds on the flats I would be very greatful. I made another post of this but I put it in the wrong spot.
Pine Island Sound is one of the countrys premier redfish destinations, but there is a lot of pressure and the fish there are super spooky. You can check with Lee Island Outfitters in Fort Myers or the Bait Box on Sanibel for more in depth info, but some of the areas to try are the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River, MacKeever Keys along lower Pine Island, Buck Key near the south end of Captiva, Foster Point on North Captiva and Panther Key near upper Pine Island. Pine Island Sound's mangrove shoreline on the west end can be most productive. As a seasoned angler, you probably know that in the mangroves, the high end of an incoming tide and the beginning of the outgoing are productive. Also, on the flats the lower end of a fast incoming tide, when reds move up into the shallows to chase baitfish. I have not been there in about a decade, so I hope this helps. I always went out with a guide my father used. Good luck.
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thanks seth, sorry for the late reply, I will mark those spots on my map and give them a go. sounds like a very good starting points. I have also heard the the reds are highly pressured in this area. I bought a push pole to be extra sneaky that way if i do find an area that holds reds in the shallows I can sneak up within casting range without spooking them off.
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The redfish are heavily targeted in that area. This is why you have to be very stealth and persistent. Let me know how it goes for you.
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I've read magazine articles about when the Reds are up on the flats from Chino island on up the east side of pine island shoreline flats, the Reds are just as easily spooked as a heavily targeted area of Bonefish. Maybe one day when I get weeks at a time on the water to study and spot Reds and be able to predict when they are up on the grassflats I maybe able to get one on a fly. I just dont have the time right now. As a weeked angler I think chunking peices of ladyfish up to mangrove shorelines in matlacha pass or potholes up by Ussepa Island would be a good way to target Reds on the weekends and be successful. I hate burning 50 bucks worth of fuel and not catching anything LOL. The east side of pine island shoreline is a huge area with lots of grassflats and oyster bars. I believe if I was going to get one on a fly that would be my best bet and the areas you mentioned.
Where ever you go, get there before sun up.Reds will tend to stay down after sun gets up over the trees. Use soft plastics first (gulp shrimp rigged weedless), then later net up med pins. snip tails, use on float. cast to pot hole edges.If you are in the right area, and quite you should see tails at first light. Later in the day cast to the trees. Good luck
Call Sean Mcquade at 813-789-6948. He'll get ya years ahead of the learning curve. My last trip with him was monday. We caught 16 reds. 3 Snook and 3 trout one was 26 inches. Oh and we did it in 2 hours after work.
I used to target Snook and catch a few reds, but now that I fish with Sean I target reds almost exclusively and usually have alot of success.
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2 tablespoons rice vinegar
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1 teaspoon sesame oil
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1 cucumber, thinly sliced
1 green onion, thinly sliced
Simple, yet tasty! This comes together very quickly...the hardest part is waiting for the cucumber to marinate an hour! I love marinated cukes and this is a nice change from the usual. Next time I think I will use one clove of fresh garlic instead of granulated. The only change I made was to double the green onions. Delicious!
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Wow, Wow & Wow! What a terrific variation for a cucumber salad. I wasn't sure whether or not to use "toasted" sesame oil, so I used half toasted and half regular. The marinade is delicious. Only other change I made was to add more green onion. This recipe is certainly a "keeper". Only regret is I didn't double or triple the batch. I won't make that mistake again. Thank you for sharing this great cucumber variation. (*I tried to review previously which didn't post, so if the first review appears from cyber space, please excuse the duplication)
I have been making a similar dish. To offset the sweetness, add balance and crunch, I add thinly sliced radishes at serving time. It adds color too. Radishes are not good if added when marinating cucumber. They become unpleasant in texture.
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- deshacrafts said...
Hi Val, I didn't see your previous posts, but it sounds like you are having a bad day. I love coming to your blog and love your SCS gallery. Keep up the good work, Debby
- May 12, 2008 at 6:13 PM
- jackiestamps4fun said...
I love your blog, too! Lots of hugs, Jackie
- May 12, 2008 at 6:17 PM
- Kim Williams said...
Hey Val!
I didn't see the posts either...but here are some BIG HUGS from the Heart of Texas! We've all been there girl...so you just don't worry about it....you are among friends. Love your blog! - May 12, 2008 at 6:34 PM
- April said...
Val - I've been there and done that and I am certain everyone has. No worries, I absolutely love your blog and don't stop in to comment quite as much as I should but be guaranteed that I am in awe of everything you do.
HUGS to you! - May 12, 2008 at 6:52 PM
- Shannan Teubner said...
Hugs, girl!
- May 12, 2008 at 7:35 PM
- Kathy said...
I did see your previous posts and didn't think that there was anything at all wrong with the. The comic was funny and I appreciate your insight. I feel like that at times as well.
I'm guilty of not commenting all the time but I do enjoy your work and appreciate your sharing with us. - May 12, 2008 at 7:38 PM
- InspiredByInk said...
HI Val,
Seems my blog reader still has the previous posts. I am glad I was able to read them. I just wanted to let you know that I read your blog every day. I don't post a comment very often but I do enjoy seeing what you create.
I read about 80 blogs a day, I know it is a disease. I barely get thru them w/o even thinking of posting lol.
YOu don't have to post every day, lord knows I don't! Seems like sometimes days slip away and then I go to post and wow... a week has passed! Then I do feel guilty. Other times I can feel the monkey on my back... thinking, I need to post something soon, soon soon! Yikes!
Take a deep breath and step away for a bit. Things change in our lives and it's okay if there is no room for blogging. It's a big commitment. No pity here girlfriend!
Bobbie *Ü* - May 12, 2008 at 7:41 PM
Val - Whatever is going on, hang in there - and absolutely no apologies... Sounds like you are hurting a bit, and even though i don't know you i wish i could help. i feel like i know you because i read your blog every time you post - i am just not one to comment. guess that makes it a one way street - not really fair for you. whatever you decide should be the right decision for you, but i know i would definitely miss seeing your creations and hearing a bit about your life. you seem like a lovely person - one i would like to meet someday! (I am in socal too - so maybe it will really happen some time.) take care...marni
- May 12, 2008 at 8:34 PM
- stampin_melissa said...
I read both posts on my Reader and can completely understand. I think many people get caught up in the thought/feeling that they MUST post everyday. Suddenly there is such pressure for something that should be fun and enjoyable. *This is NOT a pity party comment*
I hope that whatever has happened in your life will turn into something of peace for you. {{{Hugs}}} - May 12, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Elaine said...
I don't know if you should have kept your mouth shut or not. We obviously love ya! ;-) Take care!
Elaine - May 12, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Tandra said...
Hey Val!!
{{{{HUGS for my friend}}}}}}
Definitely WASNT a pity party, you are free to say what you need to. The comic was funny and I appreciated it!
I hope you keep sharing yourself here, but only cuz you want to.
I rarely have anything earth shattering to say or show on my blog, so I do it for me now, and a couple friends!!! We egg each other on!
More hugs for you, hope you'll be feeling beter!!!! smooch! - May 12, 2008 at 11:17 PM
Hi Val,
I didn't see your previous posts, but wanted to let you know that I appreciate the work you do to show us your creations. I check in on you every day (all the way from Australia) and love seeing your beautiful creations. But I can also guess at how much time and effort must go into blogging, so I just wanted to say "thanks for all you do".
Look after yourself,
Hugs, Jo - May 12, 2008 at 11:26 PM
- Lana said...
Hang in there Val!
I love your blog and adore you! - May 13, 2008 at 4:24 AM
- mkayteem on scs said...
Hi Val -
I saw the two previous posts because my google reader picked them up. And, let me tell you, sister, I love you! Not only because you are so REAL but also because that is the kind of thing I do all of the time, speaking before I think. Many a time I end up with my foot in my mouth. I haven't posted a comment before but I want you to know that I have been following your blog for way over a year and I love it!!!!!!!! Don't get down, sister, you are awesome and so is your blog and all of your creations! I love you, man! - May 13, 2008 at 5:11 AM
- Susie said...
I visit your blog every time there's a new post. I rarely comment on blogs - just too many I visit - but I learn so very much from you and your beautiful art. And it's okay to say what you want on your blog. Joan B always says it's less expensive than therapy. One of the reasons I feel comfortable posting on my blog is because I CAN say what I want. My readership is small but the readers I do have are of great value to me.
I'm sorry you are having a time right now. Don't give up. Your blog is wonderful. - May 13, 2008 at 5:58 AM
- Heather McNally said...
Hugs and love, Val!
- May 13, 2008 at 6:00 AM
- KooKie said...
Tomorrow's another day, hang in there.
- May 13, 2008 at 7:21 AM
- Lori Mueller said...
Hey Val! It's a new day and hopefully shining bright in California! I commented on your post yesterday, but no pity included...just a virtual understanding with love and {{{HUGS}}} going your way! We all have our moments with life, so I'm hoping you find peace talking about it with all of your blog readers....we will support you all the way! One can never have too many good friends. Take care, and I wish you a great day!
- May 13, 2008 at 8:02 AM
I agree with the comment. It seems like everyone is trying to one-up the next person. If you enjoy creating your blog, then continue. If not, don't do it. You have far too many things in life that you "have to do." If stamping is your passion, then just do that! Best of luck to you.
- May 13, 2008 at 9:35 AM
- Alex said...
Hi Val, I do know what you mean, and I am not giving in to your pity party!!! lol just wanted to say I think we all have those days about our blogs, I certainly do sometimes, I look at how many people seem to have visited and then the amount of comments I don't get, lol and think blimey!!! so we all feel it. The funny thing about Google reader is that I can still see your previous posts, lol!! how bizarre is that, I read your blog everytime you comment, and like you said sometimes I don't pop in and comment, through lack of time, I am desperately trying to keep up with my Sisterhood of blogging friends at the moment!!! never enough time in the day it seems, hugs to you and chin up xx
- May 13, 2008 at 9:45 AM
HI Val! I too am a fan of yours and didn't see the previous posts. But...believe me...we are our own worst critics. I am sure that everyone understands, we are HUMAN. Don't sweat it, we all love you and your work!
- May 13, 2008 at 2:13 PM
- Anne said...
Excuse me, but isn't this YOUR blog?! You have every right to express yourself. If you can't rant a bit here, where can you? You do not need to apologize. I think we are too often guilty of hiding our true feelings. It's not healthy psychologically. I hope whatever is going on for you improves quickly. Until then, EXPRESS YOURSELF!
Anne - May 13, 2008 at 4:42 PM
- Janine said...
Hey Val!
I read both posts...I think we all wonder what the heck we are doing this for on occasion...and feedback is just what we need to let us know that someone out there is actually reading what we write. I notice that comments go up and down and it can be for many reasons...during periods around holidays, comments can fall off since people are busier.
Anyway, it's your blog and if you want to write about your doubts and struggles, go right ahead! And there's nothing wrong with saying, "Is anybody out there?" - May 13, 2008 at 4:52 PM
- Amber (bambi64) said...
Val, Whatever you do, don't go read my blog! I haven't updated since last week!! lol But I understand completely what you are saying (read it on google and mom told me some too).
Sometimes I wonder why i have a blog and there are days i don't even create that my blog goes empty.
It's your blog, you can blow off steam anytime you want to! - May 13, 2008 at 7:29 PM
- Meredith said...
Hi Val, I read your blog often, but don't post comments as often as I want to - I love your creations and inspiration - I'm not sure what you said in those posts, but I get the idea. You can say what you want, it's your blog!! Take care
- May 13, 2008 at 7:49 PM
I read your blog, and those of lots more. Some days, I have such little time that I breeze through and don't get to post. But, you and the other ladies like yourself that blog, provide such inspiration and enjoyment. It should be something YOU enjoy if you do it; and, if you do, Do It Your Way! :-)
- May 13, 2008 at 9:01 PM
- Dawn Easton said...
Hi Val, I'm glad I found your blog and have enjoyed cruising back through all your wonderful creations! I'm sure I've stopped by before but have only recently started google reader. I'm not too sure what happened but reading through the previous comments my guess is you had an off day. Which...we are all entitled!! Stop by my blog sometime if you can, I know that I'll be back. Hope it's okay but I'm going to add you to my blog right now ;)
TFS your creativity! - May 13, 2008 at 9:48 PM
- Dana said...
Val - We're all entitled to one of those days (weeks, months or in my case almost year!) LOL! So, keep your chin up, post when you can. I don't comment usually, but I do read your blog and see your creations (through Google Reader!!) and love it! Hugs to you!
- May 14, 2008 at 9:25 AM
- Melissa said...
I come and read your blog and check out your creations whenever you post. I support you 100%!!!!! - May 14, 2008 at 11:32 AM
Hi Val,
I got your back! I love your blog and all your awesome creations. I completely understand if you need to simplify your life. I have been trying to start my blog for a year.
LOL! So I appreciate you taking the time out your day to share with all of us. As far as your decision to keep blogging and SU! -"God doesn't look at how much we do, but with how much love we do it." - Mother Teresa. So if you still love it, do it! Like how I added a quote just like your blog :) Just remember you are AWESOME!
Big Hugs,
Rach - May 14, 2008 at 11:55 AM
- Amy said...
I understand Val. The comments or lack there of, make you wonder sometimes-- what's the point. But I know I don't always comments, so it doesn't mean people aren't looking.
I love your blog. Keep on Keepin' on girl! We need your inspiration!
The comic was funny though... the blog world has become quite the bandwagon. - May 14, 2008 at 12:57 PM
- Kim said...
Hi Val,
I didn't read your earlier posts, but I check your blog regularly and love doing so. You are so creative and provide me with lots of inspiration. I agree with all these other gals that you can post whenever you want and say whatever you want. It's your blog! Freedom of speech, sister! - May 14, 2008 at 9:56 PM
- Abi said...
Hi Val
I read your blog EVERY DAY, but I NEVER comment - on anyone's blog - well hardly ever.
You have made me realise how important it is to click the 'post a comment' button. I will try to comment more often.
I've been blogging since August and I've only ever had about 5 comments max!! Don't give up! You're fab!!
Thanks for the inspiration as always... - May 15, 2008 at 5:31 AM
Wow, I feel so bad now that I've never left a comment despite the fact that I am a loyal follower of stampin' gal val! I've had company the past few days and have been kind of busy and did not see the last two posts but I'm a pretty sharp chick and figured it out. I appreciate all the beautiful work you share with us all the time and you have been a great source of inspiration to me. I'll be better. I promise!
- May 15, 2008 at 12:54 PM
I too read your blog almost every day. I think your creativity is amazing and I would be so sad if you decided to not blog. I didn't see your blog this week but I am hoping that you are feeling all the love coming from all these posts. WE love you and all your creativity. Hang in there.
Dawn B. - May 15, 2008 at 6:34 PM
I didn't see your previous posts, but can gather a little of what they were about from the posts here. I check your blog everyday. Guilty here about not leaving comments only because I check out blogs before I go to work and want to see as much as possible. I LOVE your blog!!!! You have such a wonderful style.
Big HUGS from KY!! - May 16, 2008 at 3:46 AM
Hi Val,
I do not know what was previously posted, but I cn't imagine that a sweet person like you has anything to apologize for, and I am sorry something is upsetting you.
Thanks for continuing to be a source of inspiration and admiration for us all!
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Learning to Lose
40 comments:
- Cheryl said...
Oh, the memories this brought back. My three are long-grown, but I still can close my eyes and watch them through chain-link...sliding into home, red dust clouds, sweaty grins (or tears), the jubilation of a hard-fought win. Or a Dairy Queen to soothe a loss. My two sons are nearing 30, but still play softball together every summer and fall (always on the same team), and I am so pleased that they still like for me to come and watch them.
- October 10, 2011 at 10:51 PM
- Bring Pretty Back said...
Suzanne, I have three sons and I went to many losing games... I know just what you are talking about.
Our youngest son - is assistant coach for the freshman football team for our highschool - and , this wek is their last game. They haven't won one yet...
oh boy. But they keep trying!
Sweet post!
Have a pretty day!
Kristin - October 10, 2011 at 11:26 PM
- Kathysue said...
Aaaah!! I remember that is one of the harder lessons in life to learn. Having 3 sons all in sports I saw the agony of defeat in their little faces from time to time. They survived and continued playing until they were too old to be in a league. Lots of wonderful memories spent on the baseball field. Kudos to your little guy for being such a good sport and a winner in his Mom's eyes for sure!! xo Kathysue
- October 10, 2011 at 11:30 PM
- Jenny Schouten Short said...
Oh, Suzanne, I hurt for your mother's heart. I've been there. Yes, it is hard but you're doing a good job in what you're teaching. Enno asked me the other day, Do you ever stop being the teacher? No. And the ice cream helps. xo Jenny
- October 11, 2011 at 12:09 AM
- Joanna said...
Ahh, bless them!
These lads show such strength of character by coming back, time after time. We can't all be winners all the time, and you're so right, Suzanne, it is how we deal with defeat that really makes us winners or losers.
Ice cream therapy always works!
xx - October 11, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- Indie.Tea said...
How beautiful! And what great little boys...so much hope and heart in your son's team.
I hope you are doing well :) - October 11, 2011 at 1:59 AM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Dearest one,
YES, this is the way to play the game, with DIGNITY, GRACE and FUN. I have to learn to live with the huge truth that I will not make a living out of writing, so that is a loss to me lately, for seeing other talented writers who can't find work in this GAME of life has brought me the reality. SO...I have to find the courage to keep playing JUST FOR FUN (hmmmm...I think I detect my next post) and enjoy it for what it is...a gift, a passion, a need to do it, but not a live-all, die-all WIN OR LOSE thing.
Anita - October 11, 2011 at 5:19 AM
- Beth said...
I love your saying -learning to lose without being a loser. I'm sure many a professional should try and adopt that. Great kids to enjoy playing for the experience, but I do wish them some good luck for next time!
x - October 11, 2011 at 6:35 AM
- Cindy said...
even though most men don't agree, i think that losing at sports and especially being on a losing team for a season is one of the best things a young child can go through.. they need to learn how to lose. and it makes them hungry for a win on the next team and they will play with every ounce of their hearts.
we are going through something similar right now. my son is on freshman football.....along with about 85 other boys, yes, 85. they do not cut in our school district even up to varsity. austen has gotten very little playing time as the coaches play the same kids all of the time...he wanted to quit a couple of weeks ago but we told him that winners don't quit mid season. sometimes sticking it out when you aren't even playing is really hard too!! in the meantime, we encourage him to consider that all of the conditioning and practices are only making him stronger.....and it shows him how to stick it out and finish what he committed to.
ice cream really does help too!!! :)
xo, cindy - October 11, 2011 at 6:42 AM
- Diane Cayton-Hakey said...
I'll just have some ice cream and sit in the stands please. :-))
- October 11, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- Farmgirl Paints said...
oh goodness girl that was beautiful. i didn't realize his team was struggling. that is hard, but you are so right that it is through those losses that you learn so much. great pics btw.
- October 11, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Days at Buttermilk Cottage said...
From someone who was ALWAYS the last to be chosen when choosing teams for PE sports games, I can relate. But I'm a true beliver that it doesn't really matter what life throws at you, it's how you respond to it. I think losing gracefully is as important as winning gracefully.
Susan - October 11, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Elizabeth said...
So many lessons in this post; for little ones as well as adults. Sometimes life is not fair, ending up on a team where everyone is small and inexperienced, sometimes it is a challenge to keep showing up when your team is 0-10, and sometimes there are lessons about team work, pulling together, encouraging one another and perseverance. For your sons team and my husbands favorite team the Kansas City Chiefs...the only difference is the Chiefs get paid.
You are an inspiration to your son and to me for realizing that even as an adult there are lessons to be learned in life, I love "learning to lose without becoming a loser".
Thank you for sharing your lessons! - October 11, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- Thistle Cove Farm said...
A hard and difficult lesson best learned early.
- October 11, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- michele said...
yes yes yes. oh my do i understand every word of your post. my husband also coached. both our sons are baseball players. and the younger one had a season like this, and yet they were not defeated!!! right? they were deepened. and witnessing this deepened me. you have caused me to recall some wonderful priceless memories, suzanne. oh how i miss watching all three of them play!
love to you.
michele - October 11, 2011 at 8:49 AM
- Emily Maxson said...
Sometimes I think it is more difficult to watch my children learn these life lessons than go through them myself. But go through them we must. The best we can do is offer our unwavering love, support and prayers. And ice-cream too:)
Thanks Suzanne! - October 11, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Linda said...
This is such a wonderful post, Suzanne! Its hard to go through a season like that, but it sounds like they learned so much and were so supportive of each other! I had to remove my son from a team at age seven(!) where the coach allowed players to yell at each other and be very unsupportive...NOT what I wanted my child to learn from sports. It was far worse than losing! Your husband is the best kind of coach- I wish my sons could have had him!
- October 11, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Susan T said...
Over here in good old blighty, some team sports have been scrapped by certain schools, so that the losers do not suffer disappointment. Such a silly and misguided attitude. Life is a mixture of losing and winning, and unless we learn how to cope with the balance of the two in earlier life children never learn to mature.
Having said that on the make a wish side, I would love to wave a fairy wand and transform all those battle weary little faces into joyful winners. Coping with your childs sadness is a very hard to cope with.
PS Ice cream therapy should be on prescription.xx - October 11, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- Sylvia said...
Dear Suzanne,
I have been there , in fact , last year with my son's basketball team , but we were making the most of the situation(as you do ) : teaching our 12 - year - old the life's greatest lesson . You've failed many times , although you may not remember , the first time you try to walk , swim, riding a bicycle ... Einstein, Newton,Disney ...just to name a few failed numerous times before they finally succeeded , and as the wise man says - Don't worry about failure. Worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try . What I really believe is that achieving success every time without failure contributes to the rising of arrogance and self- complacency .
This is a BRILLIANT post ! - October 11, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Delishhh said...
Sounds like a fabulous day - what i have to look forward to. I am due in Feb. with my first. I am not a fan of baseball so wtih a little girl coming i am hoping for volleyball or socccer or tennis :)
- October 11, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Tiffini said...
wisdom..that is what this is. Personally - it is the losing times, the hard places when the real work has happened in my heart. Honestly, as much as I'd love to win at it all or have it all it would only make me a nasty ugly person..yes, it is a choice we all have and it isn't always easy but it sure reaps beautiful things later on:) a happy day I'm wishin for ya! and ice cream sounds really good...
xo - October 11, 2011 at 2:37 PM
- GLENDA CHILDERS said...
Oh my goodness . . . those boys are cute.
Glenda - October 11, 2011 at 4:50 PM
- Morning T said...
We were in a similar boat with my daughter's spring softball team. Her first team sport and no experience at all. They ended the year in second to last place.
It crushed me every time she'd go up to bat and stike out. She'd sit in the dugout and cry. I had to choke back the tears myself and tell her to be strong, that we'd keep on practicing til she got it.
We survived it and are fully immersed in a much more successful fall ball team now. ;) Kids...so many heartaches for us parents.
T - October 11, 2011 at 4:55 PM
- Rene said...
I know this story all too well Suzanne. Isn't is better to learn to lose now than to suddenly turn 30 years old and have no idea what losing is like? Sports are very competitive where we live and we have seen parents build "power" teams that n.e.v.e.r lose. Yuck. Balance would be nice - win some lose some. Kudos to your husband for spending his time with those boys. I'm sure they learned more than just the game.
- October 11, 2011 at 5:31 PM
- Acanthus and Acorn said...
Oh how I can relate. Around the same age my son went from a team that won every game to losing just about every game the following baseball season. It happened again with high school football. Take comfort in knowing how right you are about the lessons of losing. They teach our children lessons that serve them throughout their
~R - October 11, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- Lisa @ Shine Your Light said...
Aw man, that's too bad about the season. We've been there too and ice cream is definitely the best therapy! Hoping the next season brings the taste of victory after this character-building one!
- October 11, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- Olive Cooper said...
The crucible of this lesson is truly profound. No one wishes to lose but doing it with your dignity intact and your character enriched is certainly a lesson many could use.
- October 11, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- Frizzy said...
Ice cream therapy ALWAYS does the trick for me.
You couldn't have said it any better. It's during our lowest losing moments we find the will and the power to succeed and come out on top. Even if it isn't on the ballfield. - October 11, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Beatnheart said...
Thanks so much for your visit and kind support during
this time...love the music and cool song...you can count of me. xx Cynthia - October 11, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- Happy Homemaker UK said...
That would be a toughy. Are they going to give it another go next year?
- October 12, 2011 at 3:41 AM
- lisaroyhandbags said...
Losing is a fact of life and unfortunately we probably experience more losses over the years than wins. But it's such an important lesson to learn - it makes us all grow stronger and more determined to succeed in everything. I've never been a believer in the trophies for all participants - I grew up with clear winners and losers in sports and still think that's the way it should be. That's how Olympians strive to win - it wouldn't be the same if everyone won a medal would it? xo
- October 12, 2011 at 6:03 AM
- Stitchfork said...
Ice cream cures all! Thinking back on those dirt-stained baseball pants when the guys were little I think they would have liked to have been on your team rather than the one where only the 'good' players were in the game. That was a different kind of lesson learned.
xo Cathy - October 12, 2011 at 11:41 AM
- pretty pink tulips said...
Such tough lessons....but so character building. Experience is a better teacher than we could ever be. My little guys are still pretty young and just starting to learn how to be good sports.
And a little ice cream never hurt!
xoxo Elizabeth - October 12, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Sherry said...
Our six children are grown but we have been through similar times. One of our sons went through a D-1 college on a baseball scholarship.
He had a great first couple of years and after an injury spent the last two on the bench, not traveling. As parents it was hard to watch the dream disappear but our son continued to encourage other players and act as a role model. Hard but valuable lesson that helps him now as a coach and teacher - October 13, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- S and O said...
Lovely story!
It is tough, not winning over and over again. But learning to deal with defeat is more important than learning to win. No one needs to be taught how to win. Though for your sons sake I hope his luck does change a bit next season :D
Sarah - October 13, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- Cass @ That Old House said...
Oh I want to hug them all!
Or at least buy them even more ice cream. What a beautiful post.
Cass - October 13, 2011 at 9:01 PM
- ONG said...
What an amazing read! My son's team lost every game last year too. I like to think he learned more from that than he did this year when they won more often. Great, great blog and so happy to have found it!
- October 13, 2011 at 9:27 PM
- Lili said...
This indeed is a sweet life lesson even though it tugs at your heart strings. You're so right, they are definitely not losers at all, you wrote this so beautifully Suzanne! xoxo ~Lili
- October 14, 2011 at 5:10 PM
- followingsplendor said...
Perfect! I love it when I can feel every word--humility in losing-yes--that is the key! Wonderful post, Suzanne-loved it!
- October 17, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- bedroom chandeliers said...
yeah, it reminded me of the great movie things we lost in the fire, where the motto is "accept the good" and have some therapy ice cream :)
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DES MOINES (AP) — A bill that would limit the use of restraints on pregnant inmates has been tabled in the Iowa state House.
Rep. Linda Miller, who heads the House human resources committee, said Wednesday that she has put the bill aside because the state Department of Corrections and law enforcement officials have agreed to follow strict guidelines for when to use force on pregnant inmates.
The updated policy would prohibit inmates who have been pregnant for at least 22 weeks from being restrained unless they pose an immediate risk.
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Phorano, O.M.; Nthomang, K.; Ngwenya, B.N. (Botswana Society, NaN, 2005)[more][less]
Abstract: Batswana have been hard-hit by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The Botswana government has initiated the Community Home-Based Care programme to provide material support for HIV/AIDS patients cared for at home by family members and relatives. This paper identifies and explores emerging home care issues and pays specific attention to potential risks related to poorly managed clinical human and solid waste disposal generated through home-based care of HIV/AIDS patients in Ngamiland and Kweneng Districts in Botswana. Data were collected through focus group discussion with care-givers, discursive interviews with professional service providers, and participant observation. The results of the study indicate that the majority of care givers received material benefits provided through the CHBC programme. However, it was clear that CHBC did not have the capacity to address other critical needs for the proper care of patients in the home. Most households studied are very poor and lack basic facilities such as toilets, basic waste receptacles and regular collection of solid waste. Access to these facilities is important for disposing of both clinical and ordinary human and solid waste from HBC patients. Poor sanitation facilities - especially the improper handling of soiled laundry and inadequate ventilation - increase risks of infection. The study recommends the formation of care-giver support groups to reduce risks associated with poorly managed clinical solid waste disposal generated from home care-giving of HIV/AIDS patients. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/952 Files in this item: 1
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