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The verizon guy came but he didn't do all I was hoping he would. But the internet is working and he put a new router in house. It will take me days to get things straighten out.
He didn't know how to get my outlook express to work. So I used settings from laptop and I think it is working. But it wouldn't let me send an email to myself.I also got something called windows live email coming up. URG But I did get it where I can download from my three cameras. That was a pain and it isn't exactly right . So I will be bald by end of week. I still have no printer. Can only work on a few things at a time.
Here is a picture of the two melons I got. The one on right was tasteles.
And here are some butterfly etc
Ok I have to go back on little laptop to reply to all the emails I got there.I tried to send them here but it wouldn't work. So I will be in computer hell for a few days.
It has been a good day. I slept pretty good and foot only hurts a tiny bit.
We went to Walmart and I got 2 new night gowns and a PJ set. Bill got a battery for his truck.
Tried to find a few things we couldn't find at grocery store. Still ended up stopping at Publix. And still don't have everything. Still need a bag of kale. I don't mind paying for groceries.Just hate having to go to more than one to find stuff we use.
I did have a gain.It must be fluid as I have not been that bad with eating.But I am up 2#. I am on a roller coaster with my weight.
Time for my nap and then I will start supper.Will grill some of the veggies I cut up yesterday. Enjoy your Sunday.
PS I will be back on main computer tomorrow. Hope so anyway
Thankfully the gout is so much better today. Hopefully it will be gone by tomorrow. Gout comes on suddenly and can lasts for days or longer. I have found that heat helps. I take 2 meds for it but still get it from time to time. I seem to always get it in unusual places. I am just glad the pain has eased up.
Brianna is suppose to come spend some time with me and she told her Mom that if Grandma was feeling bad she wanted to wait.She said I get grumpy.Who. Me
Dealing with excess fluid but that happens at least once or twice a week.
I go next thursday night for a sleep study to see if I need more than just O2. Oops.I think I already told you that. Senior moment
Today was errand day but kept it to a minimun.Had our weekly lunch.We have been getting a 1 1/2 slices of pizza and a cup of soup.Only got 1 slice and soup. Then we picked up some DVD's for the weekend.
Then the grocery store. I found some new melons to try. One tastes like a cantaloupe but other was tasteless..I have pictures to share but have to wait til after Monday. I got big bag of green beans and some chinese green beans. I will probably steam them tomorrow.I have found I like fresh cooked green beans at any time.Then I spent 15 minutes looking for a new salad dressing to try. I made another batch of my own but I wanted to see what I could find.I found a low cal ceasar and a low fat greek. looks like the greek is one I will use. I threw mine away as it just wasn't good. I taste tested each one with some cauliflower when I got home.
Buying the groceries is the easiest part.It takes me a long time to get stuff ready for fridge. I got the cauliflower,broccoli,celery.melon and grapes all cleaned and bagged for easy use.Takes time now but so much easier the rest of the week. I still have the meat to redo.I will make some chip snack bags later. The chips get locked up and I have to have Bill get them.So no pigging out on them after he goes to bed.
My weight is up but it is mostly fluid.I forgot to weigh this morning before I got dressed so I will use my weight tomorrow.Maybe the fluid will be down.Took extra meds today.
Bil has found someone to mow the yard who will bag grass.It looks great. The non bagged mowed grass seemed to be messing up the new grass. So Bill is happy.
Well I still have posts from yesterday to get to.I am way behind. But that's nothing new.
I did good with calories yesterday and am in good shape as of right now.
Hope you are enjoying your weekend.
not much going on.Just hanging out with Bill watching TV.
I was able to stay in my calorie range last night which was good. Looking good now but still way to early to know how I will end up.
Last night was awful.I have gout in my right foot in a spot about the size of a silver dollar.This was the worst I have had in a long time..Didn't get to sleep til after 5 and then just slept off and on all morning. It felt better once day light came.It is now started to get worse again.Just put a heating pad on it and it seems to have helped.
I will be going and having a sleep study done next Thursday night.Should be interesting as Sleeping is not something I am good at. They have to get 4 hours of sleep recorded. Once I get it done they will decide if I need just O2 or if a cpack would be better.
I did lose all patience with my oldest daughter earlier and hung up on her.I don't need the stress.
So I am chilling with my sweetie. He "cooked "tonight. Rotisserie chicken from grocery store. I made myself some lower calorie potato salad with lots of celery for crunch.
OK thats about it for me. Hope you had a good day
Sorry I didn't blog yesterday but it got late before I realized it. Plus new computer had me so upset. But it is all good now.Well maybe not all good but will be by next week.
Several important things that I need to do can't be done until I get the internet working. So no need to worry about those programs now. Even If I find the disk to install the printer I still need the internet.( I am sitting here laughing at myself as i hit post before I was finished and saw i spelt disk with a c . Will do a check before I post now)
i have a tech from Verizon coming to the house on Monday to get internet and emailing set up.It is worth every penny to me.I do not need the stress of being talked thru it knowing it never goes smooth.Once they finish then I am having someone from where i got computer to come to house and go over this computer and get rid of anything i don't need and explain the new stuff on it. In the meantime I will start putting the stuff I did have backed up on flash drives on it.There are a few things he will have to get off my old hard drive that he missed. i just talked to him and told him to not spend time on it now until I go thru my back ups and see what is missing.
I already know that one very important address file is gone. My spark addresses.My backup only has 4 people and I could kick myself for not updating more often.
So Please if you ever sent me your address and telephone number please resend it either by spark mail or my regular email address which several of you have. He should be able to get it off the old hard drive but just in case it wouldn't hurt to get them again.
I will spend the next few days getting my backed up info back on new computer.That is not stressful. That I can handle. I am so glad I have my small Acer to use for now. I just can't print anything from it and don't have a program for my camera's. I will have several pictures to share once I get things working on new computer.
So it will take some time but I will like new computer at some point in time. I will not let it stress me out.
Ok On to other things. I am trying to get my eating back on track but not there yet.Start out the day good but go astray before I get to bed. But I am not giving up.I may be on a crappy roller coaster but at least I am not going straight up.. It always seems to be something. i know that the fact that my defibrillator went off is bothering me as i know it means my heart has gotten worse. I keep telling myself that I have always known it would happen. I will get over.Some people have it happen a lot and for a lot of years so All is good.
My Angel and Brianna came yesterday and did their weekly thing for me.Brianna was one tired gal as she went to work with her Mom and got a taste of how hard her Mom works. I think she should do it more often but I am not the Mom. She isn't in school and she doesn't have a job.She should be working for her Mom. Kids sitting on their butts when they could be helping their moms is a pet peeve of mine. I was in no mood to cook so for first time I did not feed them.I told Angel I would fix her whatever she wanted the next time.
Now I have a laugh for you.It made Bill and I laugh.
After I called Verizon etc I was just looking at what I had on my flash drives and looking at what was on computer. Then I decided to call Bill and tell him what was set up.He is one that told me to get someone to come here and do stuff for me. After I had talked to him for a few minutes he asked me when I had gotten up.I told him about an hour or so earlier.He then asked me where I was ten minutes before I called.I was sitting in back room on computer. Ok Are you ready???
Ten minutes earlier he came in house and was within 10 feet or less of me and neither of us saw or heard the other.He sneaks in house sometimes when I am sleeping by coming in back door and I never hear him. I will see newspaper on table and I know he was here. i couldn't help but laugh. If I had just turned my head slightly I would have seen him. Probably would have scared the you now what out of me. It probably would have scared him too. We are so silly. We are a pair that is for sure.
Ok You guys have a great day. i will try very hard to be good today


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I don't know how brave you are but I have taken my iPhone and taped it on a stick before and turned light and movie on to get a look inside places I couldn't get to. I'm the type of person that likes to see it with my own eyes.
Up here on the great lakes we get maybe 20 days a year where we might want to run the AC. Cost isn't all that much. It is however some messing around putting them in and out of a window spring and fall.
I might be tempted if I was you to go back on the home inspector and ask why they didn't pick up on these items.
Years ago I found a chimney sweep in newspaper, this guy came and did a great job and then went out side and cleaned his vacumn out. I found it strange that he would do that at my house. A few munites later he was back the door to show how much terracotta he had found in the debre. He offered then to inspect it for repairs, with a light and mirror on a stick, he found that it was damage he himself had chipped the top of the liner while he was cleaning the chimney. I requimended him to everyone I knew.
I will never trust online reviews for any home improvement services. Made that mistake when we had a new roof installed a few years ago. Picked an outfit with great ratings, only to have them royally screw up the job. To the extent of things like using illegal shingle fasteners, lots of shiners and broken shingles everywhere, to having an employee urinate in the yard while my wife was looking out the kitchen window at him (just 20' away from our well), the first day on the job. But I digress.
The quote for $13,000 is unrealistic. For considerably less than that, you can get a new high-efficiency, forced air gas system installed. My sister did the same in her 90-year old place in Wisconsin a few years ago, and her winter gas bills are a tad over $130 a month. Her old system had the huge gravity-feed ducts, which the installer ripped out and replaced with modern ductwork. I think she paid less than $6000 for the system. I removed her old chimney for her, as it was ready to collapse anyway, so she dodged a bullet there. As others have said, her new furnace uses just 2 small (intake and exhaust) PVC pipes venting through an exterior basement wall.
Hey, I hope the OP is still checking this thread.
I'm in northern NJ (Sussex cty). I had a chimney rebuild done just a few years ago, and i bring in a sweep every year. I'm very happy with the new chimney and I have had no problems. It cost me a lot less than you had quoted.
As for sweeps, we are using a good one now, but there are many that I wouldn't go anywhere near again.
If you are interested, post here or send me a message and i will compare notes with you. Don't know how far north you are, so my guys may not be local enough.


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Or try the newest aerobics, kickboxing, or step class at your health club or local Y. New classes emerge every few months to keep members motivated. A lot of them now combine strength training with dance or step moves -- and will perk up your balance as well.
6. Hiking
The work of weight-bearing -- and the impact as your feet hit the ground -- can increase bone density, especially in your hips. It's just like walking, and then some. You'll get even more impact on those bones if you're going uphill or downhill, and that can improve bone health even more. More impact on your feet and legs translates into more bone density, says the surgeon general.
And with hiking, boredom is rarely an issue. You're often socializing and meeting new people, as well as expanding your horizons as you see new landscapes.
7. Racquet Sports
Tennis, squash, and paddle tennis can rally your bone density. You're stressing your racquet arm, wrist, and shoulder every time you hit the ball, and working your hips and spine with all that running around -- and chasing down wild balls.
If you're going for racquet sports, go for singles. You'll get a lot more from your workout in terms of bone health, since you'll be running around more.
8. Strength Training
Lifting weights, using the weight machines at your health club, or doing calisthenics, are forms of strength or resistance training. You're working against some form of resistance -- whether it's a set of "free" weights, your own body weight, or weight machines -- to stress a sequence of muscles and bones. Strength training at least twice a week, says the surgeon general, is needed to stimulate bone growth.
Every gym has a trainer who can design a workout for your legs, back, shoulders, and arms -- one that's right for your fitness level and can rally your bone health.
Thin Bones Beware
Take a few exercise precautions if you already have bone thinning:
- Because your fracture risk is higher than normal, be cautious about trying any exercise with the potential for serious falls, like downhill skiing, ice skating, or inline skating.
- If you have bone thinning in your spine, you may want to forgo any deep backbends in yoga.
- Again, check with your doctor before starting any new exercise program, especially if you're taking medications that slow your coordination or throw off your balance.
One final tip: Be patient. The bone-building phase in young adults -- at its speediest -- takes three to four months, and it may take a lot longer if you have osteoporosis or are older. So you won't be seeing big changes on any bone density tests after your first week of working out. Bones change slowly -- but they do change.
Osteoporosis Glossary
- Bone Mineral Density - A measurement of the amount of calcium and minerals in bone tissue.
- Calcium - A mineral in (and vital to) your bones. If your body lacks calcium, it takes it from bones.
- DEXA (dual energy X-ray absorptiometry) - a test used to measure bone mineral density.
- Osteoporosis - A decrease in bone density, which increase the risk of fractures.
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Main Street in the Village will come alive with a festive LIGHTED parade during the Holidazzle in Bay Harbor. Enjoy floats that are created by local area school groups, organization and teams for a chance to win cash for their classroom or groups! More information is forthcoming on our 2nd Annual Holidazzle Lighted Parade in Bay Harbor!
Bay Harbor Ice & Spice Festival
January 16, 2015 4:00 PM
January 17, 2015 9:00 PM
The Bay Harbor Ice & Spice Festival is January 16 & 17, 2015 in the Village at Bay Harbor. The festival is sanctioned by the National Ice Carving Association and Bay Harbor is one of the stops on the National Tournament of Champions for Ice Carving. Professional and Amateur Divisions of carvers who travel here from across the country and Canada will win medals and cash prizes of over $12,000. Watch as these amazing artists turn blocks of ice into works of art! This is a fabulous fun-filled event for the entire family with many festivities planned throughout the weekend. This has become THE PREMIER Winter festival in Northern Michigan! A Chili Cook Off will be hosted by the Bay Harbor Foundation from 1pm - 4pm. Taste the culinary creations in both professional and amateur divisions and vote for your favorite. Prizes will be awarded for best chili in both divisions! This event is generously sponsored by: Vidosh Landscaping and Petoskey Area CVB
Memorial Weekend Sidewalk Sale
May 22, 2015 10:00 AM
May 25, 2015 5:00 PM
Join us for a Bay Harbor tradition to kick off the summer season in style at the Memorial Weekend Sidewalk Sale. Take advantage of some wonderful bargains in womens and mens clothing, home accessories, toys and novelties, boat accessories and more! The sale takes place all weekend throughout the Village.
In Water Boat Show
June 19, 2015 10:00 AM
June 21, 2015 3:00 PM
Bay Harbor Lake Marina will host the 13th annual In-Water Boat Show over Father's Day weekend – June 19th – 21st. The show will feature the finest in watercraft from pleasure boats to mega-yachts and everything in between! Diverse land displays will also be a part of the show. More details will be forthcoming on this great event that kicks off the summer boating season in northern Michigan!
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Today we'll continue our Florida State camp preview by taking a look at the players FSU lost after last season.
The 'Noles open up their 2014 Fall camp at the start of next week (Monday, August 4th). Despite their no. 1 ranking, plenty of questions still need to be addressed before the start of the season.
Losing two starting receivers, two starting linebackers, two starting defensive backs, two of your top three running backs, an award-winning center and three defensive linemen is a lot for any team to deal with. So before we start breaking down positions battles, or who is ready to step up this year, let's first review the players FSU lost after last year's BCS Championship run.
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The Florida State Seminoles have been doing a pretty good job as a program in the Leonard Hamilton era. That is despite some wackos calling for Hamilton's head on a stick because unreasonable expectations, I guess. There is some new, somewhat fun news breaking from the world of Seminoles basketball. This being in the looking good department, as a Florida State court design is now in the works.
The school announced the new court design for the Tucker Center on Tuesday and I must say it is pretty rad. Not so much rad in a weird hipster sense, but in the 80s: we are awesome type of way. Here, take a look yourself.
As CBT points out (H/T to them by the way) the court isn't overdone nor is it some wild incarnation of some guy's dreams while he was on an acid trip.
The court is already going through this overhaul. I mean, it is literally happening as you read this.
What are your thoughts about the new court? Is it so similar that you don't care, is it everything you ever dreamed a Florida State court design would look like, or are you just a bitter and angry person who doesn't like change?
Don't be bitter about the Florida State court design, either. That's just a bad look.


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Today we woke up in the mighty fine Motel Marengo. As normal there were a line of cockatoos on the garden fence eating the seeds the Manager put out for them. We ate our breakfast and hit the road. The first stop was Kennett River where we spotted a few more Koalas in the trees. We then headed to Erskine Falls near Lorne to check out the Waterfall. It did involve a less than leisurely walk down and then up, but it was worth a look. After the falls we headed into Lorne for some fish and chips. As time was drawing on we skipped out Torquay and headed straight for Geelong. We wanted to show my mum and dad the Geelong Mill Market before it closed. The mill market is a huge warehouse full of all sorts of stuff and really cheap prices. There are antiques, furniture, records, clothes - anything you could possibly imagine. Despite being the least interested in the shopping side, I was the only one to make a purchase of a pair of vans shoes - $5! A steal - despite being clearly fake - although very good fakes! As we left Geelong we all felt rather tired and headed home. We arrived to St Kilda just as the sun was setting so we parked up by the beach and had an ice cream and stroll along the pier.
Despite our good intentions of getting up and out early, we left at 11am. We spent the morning getting a packed lunch prepared, getting my Dad and I insured as drivers on the car, and packing for the overnight.
As the weather was a looking a bit dodgy, we decided to do the Great Ocean Road trip in reverse, so we headed past Geelong and inland to Lake Colac where we had our lunch overlooking the lake. We continued our drive to the end of the Great Ocean Road through the rolling hills and valleys which made for nice scenery, and then ended up at the 12 Apostles.
The 12 Apostles are rock stacks that have broken away from the cliffs and they are pretty damn nice to look at. Before we headed to the actual 12 Apostles view point we stopped off at Loch Ard Gorge for a few nice photo opportunities and a quick dip in the water. My mum and Kirstie in their infinite wisdom had a slightly more substantial dip than they had planned for and got caught by a wave. Nothing too drastic, just wet trousers. Needless to say my Dad and I found it rather hilarious! We got back in the car and headed to the 12 Apostles.
We headed along the tracks and looked out across the coast. The weather had brightened up and the views were rather stunning. On the way back to the car my Dad spotted a snake in the grass having a good old chomp on something, but we weren't really sure what!
After the 12 Apostles, we headed to Cape Otway National Park which is famous for it's Koalas. We drove the entire length of the park without seeing anything (except for a brief sighting of one in a tree), but on the return journey we saw absolutely loads. It was amazing. Most of them were asleep, but there was one pretty active one having a good old meal on the Eucalyptus! Just as I was saying it would be nice to see some Kangaroos, I looked out across a field and saw about 10! They were quite distant, but it was still amazing to see them in the wild! We got back in the car feeling pretty satisfied, saw a Kookaburra in the trees, and then had to stop as we got stared down by a monster of a Kangaroo on the side of the road. It hopped off into the field, and we then spotted another family of kangaroos right in front of us. It was amazing to be so close to them!
Feeling pretty happy that we had seen quite so many, we headed off to our accommodation for the evening in Apollo Bay. We dumped our stuff and then headed into the village for a spot of dinner in a Thai restaurant that had been recommended to us. It was absolutely amazing and we all had a really nice meal. After the meal we intended to pop to the shop to grab some supplies and realised that the entire town closes down by 9pm, and so we just headed back to the room for a game of pictionary. Boys vs Girls. All the misogynists amongst you will be pleased to know the boys won. By a mile.
After a pretty substantial (and much needed) Sunday lie in, we headed to St. Kilda beach for brunch. We made it just in time to catch the last of the breakfast service. The place was rather nice and right on the seafront, however it was a bit cold and windy to sit outside. We polished off our breakfasts, and the parents a couple of cups of coffee, and headed into St. Kilda. We had a little mooch around Luna Park and Acland Street and then jumped on the tram into the city centre.
We got off the tram in the bustling shopping bit of the city centre (Bourke Street), and then strolled down to Hosier Lane to have a look at the street art. It was looking pretty awesome! We then headed past Federation Square and Flinders Street station and strolled along the river towards the Crown where we had our afternoon tea. Afternoon tea is a bit of a Melbourne institution and is a very popular way to socialise. This time we went to the Crown afternoon tea and it was probably the best one we had been to. It was a buffet and the selection was spectacular. There were sandwiches, chinese dumplings, mini hot pies and then the dessert table did not disappoint. There were four chocolate fountains running concurrently (Milk, white, dark and orange chocolate). There were delicate cakes, ice cream, fruit, marshmallows and a big cheese board. My particular favourite was the Lemon Meringue tart. Delicious!!
Once we had finished at the afternoon tea we headed through the casino and then on home. My Dad crashed out, and we headed to the supermarket for some supplies. We all got a reasonably early night as we were getting up the next day to start our trip down the Great Ocean Road!!
Saturday 22nd March, the day that has felt so far in the future was now upon us. It was the beginning of the end of our travels. Today was the day the parents arrive to start our three week Australia Holiday before we head off to Hong Kong and Beijing.
My mum and dad were due to arrive at 2.30pm, and so in the hours prior to their arrival we squeezed in a quick clean and tidy, collected the hire car, popped to the shops, and had brunch meet up/farewell with Alan and Elisa.
We headed to the airport and arrived just in time to see them arrive at the domestic gate. They looked pretty well considering they had been travelling for over 24 hours… good work!
We grabbed the bags and headed out. My mother, desperate for a cigarette, stealthily evaded the authorities and sparked up on the way to the smoking area. Nice work. We got in the car and drove back home. The drive from the airport is pretty nice as you can see some of the weird architecture that Melbourne is famous for, the whole of the city, and docklands. When we were nearly home we ducked into Albert park to drive around the Grand Prix track which is still being disassembled. It was difficult for them to get their heads around the track as much of it had gone, and we were going the wrong way round it.
We got home and got the tea on the go, they freshened up and we popped out for some dinner. After dinner we headed in to the city to watch an AFL game. It was St Kilda (our local suburb) versus Melbourne at the Etihad stadium. It was much busier than the last time we went and we saw how passionate people are about the game. My mum and dad were trying to get into it, but were so tired they kept nodding off!! ha ha!
After the match we all headed home for some much needed sleep!
My first week of no work! WOO YEAH!
I spent much of the week doing boring stuff like tidying the house, doing grocery shopping, applying for our Chinese visas, looking at job opportunities back home, and applying for a CELTA course for when I return. Pretty productive! On one of the evenings we met up with an old Swinburne colleague and his wife for dumplings at the famous Hutong dumpling house. They were spectacular. YUM.
On Friday night, as per mine and Kirstie's new tradition of doing stuff every Friday night to make the weekend feel longer, we headed to the cinema to watch 'Tracks' which was an Aussie movie about a woman who walked through the desert in Western Australia with a small group of camels. A pretty good film!
On Saturday we had booked to go on a Winery tour. Seemed a bit odd considering neither of us really like wine, but being on the doorstep of some pretty famous vineyards in the Yarra family, we felt it had to be done before we went home. We were collected from the city centre and joined a group of only about 10 people, and toured around the different vineyards sampling their different wines. It was quite an education, learning the differences between the wines and confirming I am not really a fan of any, really! I did get a bit tipsy throughout the day, and so it ended at just the right time! We had a pretty decent lunch at one of the vineyard restaurants and had a glass of their wine with it! Delicious!
When the tour had finished, we headed to Alan and Elisa's place for a pizza night. Elisa, being the awesome cook she is, made all of the pizza bases and toppings from scratch and made me a selection of non-cheese ones which were delightful! A day of wine and pizza turned out to be pretty decent!
On Sunday we got up relatively early and headed into the city for the Birdman rally as part of the Moomba festival. The event is basically people raising money for charity, getting dressed up, and 'flying' over/into the river. There were hundreds/thousands of people there but the event itself was pretty slow, the sun was absolutely roasting us, and we didn't last particularly long so we headed for a stroll along the river and then headed home for a much needed afternoon nap (Saturday was full of alcohol, full of food, and a late night!). It was a pretty nice weekend overall!
One of the Vineyards…
A wine connoisseur. Clearly.
Some of the many wines!!
Grape picking!
People lining the river for the bird man rally!
That's it. I am officially back on holiday, unemployed and slowly dwindling down the last of my savings. The next time I go to work, I shall be walking into a new workplace. How very strange, and also very cool. The last 11 weeks of work have been very stressful, very busy, VERY LONG HOURS, but all in all actually quite fun.
On Friday evening we went to the Channel 10 studios to watch the The Project get filmed. The Project is similar to the One Show, but actually quite funny. Their guest panelist was Richie Sambora from Bon Jovi (which we weren't actually that bothered by), and a lot of people were quite excited by it. Afterwards we headed along Chapel Street and had some dinner in a quirky little Caribbean bar.
On Saturday we headed into town to return to the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and had a little walk around. I had a little go on Mario on the NES. It was quite weird seeing something I remember being really modern, in a museum display. Made me feel a bit old!
Afterwards we headed to the Casino. Kirstie is getting a little addicted, but it is ok if you're making money. She put in $20 and got out $70. I put in $20 and got out $15. Not bad really. For Kirstie she has now made about $100 profit from the casino. I am not quite sure how she does it. Thankfully it hasn't reached the point where she is gambling with her life savings. Yet.
On Sunday we spent much of the morning booking various bits and pieces for my mum and dad's trip. They arrive in a couple of weeks, and so we have just about pieced together a plan for their 10 days in Melbourne! In the afternoon we walked into St. Kilda and sort of carried on going along the coast and walked past St. Kilda Marina to Point Ormond. It was a really nice day and a stretch of beach we had not yet ventured to - silly really, as it was far less busy and much cleaner than the main St. Kilda beach!
After stopping for a drink, we headed back into St. Kilda and headed to a bar we often visit for lunch, and arrived just as a reggae band was setting up. They were awesome and really made for a nice chilled out afternoon eating a ridiculously large meal. Once we had finished up we waddled home and hung out for the rest of the evening.
Tomorrow is the first day of not having to get up for work, and so I am looking forward to having the freedom to do whatever the hell I want! Although, rather boringly, I think I first need to attend to the housework!
Channel 10 studios… where The Project is filmed.
A museum artefact.
Me riding a bronze rhino. Of course.
Kirstie's winnings in the casino. The disapproving look on the ladies face says it all.
St. Kilda Marina…rather nice.
I have no idea what this sign means. Ministry of silly walks?
The view from Point Ormond. The city in all it's splendour.
…White night. One night when the whole city centre is closed down between 7pm - 7am and art and culture comes out on show. Live music stages in the middle of normally bustling streets. Art installations, light shows, street performances all down the hidden laneways and passages. Short films being projected onto walls and random screens. The main square turned into a party. The famous buildings and bridges being morphed into something completely different through light projections. Chaos, craziness and crowds… One of the best nights in Melbourne…
White Night sign on Prince's bridge. Graffiti artists were spray painting it throughout the course of the evening.
Live music stage on La Trobe street
'Purple Rain' - In the Melbourne Gaol courtyard, water spray illuminated with purple light, while the chords of 'Purple Rain' were being played. Everyone was given an umbrella for the occasion.
A burlesque style street performer…
Flinders Street illuminations…
Live music stage on Bourke Street
Inflatable light cones next to Hosier Lane.
Flinders Lane spotlights.
Part of St. Paul's Cathedral
Flinders Street Train Station disguised as Luna Park…
The Yarra River…
'Crepuscular Beam' - With the moon joining the party.
A magenta Prince's Bridge…


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And finally, this last bit of awesome started appearing in my Facebook feed — at the time, my friends were worried that an Internet injustice was occurring. The arena was the Picture Battle, a rap tournament in which the contestants had to write around pre-set images. The amazing Lauren Flans was the underdog in the final battle against The Computer Nerd. As you can see from the clip, Flans blew the Nerd out of the water — but because he already had an Internet following, the Nerd was ahead right up until the end.
It took sheer grassroots Facebooking, but YouTube justice was finally done, pushing Flans over the top on the last day of voting. I loved her clever lyrics and amazing flow, but I was also impressed at how well Flans shook off Internet haters. So I e-mailed her. Want a quick interview with your new queen of rhymes? Yes. Yes, you do.
Picture courtesy of Lauren Flans
AfterEllen.com: Can you tell me a little more about your comedy and/or rap background?
Lauren Flans: I lived in Amsterdam for 3 1/2 years because I had this amazing job performing at an English-language improv/sketch comedy theatre called Boom Chicago. And we used to close the stage show with this really great bit where we would interview a guy or a girl in the audience and then freestyle rap to them about the information that had come up in the interview. This typically involved rapping about all of the very specific ways you were going to have sex with them via graphic, funny puns and wordplay about where they were from, what they did for a living, etc. So that was when I started rapping on a regular basis, and I found that not only did I really, REALLY love it, but it was also something that I was good at (I think largely because I am obsessed with words/language). Then I moved back to L.A. and became a company member of this sketch/musical comedy group called Lost Moon Radio that is hands-down the best thing I've ever been involved with creatively.
And because I had kind of fallen in love with rap in Amsterdam and learned that it was something I was good at, I asked the head writers if I could write and perform original, funny rap songs in our stage shows. So I started doing that, and it went over really, really well with audiences, and so I started getting asked to do comedy rap battles and stuff, which was amazing and awesome. And then a buddy of mine recommended me for Picture Battle, and so that's how I came to be involved with that. So I'm really lucky that that friend recommended me and that the Picture Battle crew took me on, because a lot of the competitors were well-known on YouTube or in the rap scene, whereas I am not really well-known anywhere except around my apartment, where I am VERY popular on account of it's just me and The Bunny I own, and I'm the one who feeds him.
AE: But you do have a new album out.
LF: Yes! It's called 6 Rap Songs That Changed History, It's six songs that I wrote for Lost Moon Radio, who produced the album.
Cover Art by Dan Oster; Graphic Design by Benita Kim.
AE: So tell us about battling your way to the top.
LF: In terms of me actually winning the whole thing, that was like a MAJOR coup, because the guy I was up against in the finals (who is a very nice guy by the way; we met at the taping) has a HUGE online following. So he had this built-in fanbase of voters that I didn't have. But I have this amazing friend/colleague/longtime collaborator named Dan Oster (same guy who did the cover art for my rap EP), and in kind of the final hour he created this Facebook event for the contest that allowed my friends to in turn invite their friends, etc. etc. etc. So at the last minute, he got, like, hundreds of new eyes on the video. So not only did I have AMAZING support from my own friends, I also ended up getting a lot of votes from strangers who were turned on to the competition in a kind of six-degrees-of-separation way.
As for Picture Battle itself, the way it worked was that for each round they'd give us these random slides and the beat we were going to be rapping to, and we would just write whatever we wanted based on the pictures that they provided. And so what I tried to do with each rap I wrote was create a narrative that I told through the slides, because that was more interesting to me than just dealing with each picture on a slide-by-slide basis. And then as the competition went on and the YouTube comments got more and more personal (and nasty), I started addressing them/responding to them in my raps because I wanted to be like "hey, jagoffs; I'm reading what you're writing."
The fact that people have anonymity when they comment on YouTube makes them feel like they have license to say the most GODAWFUL things, and I wanted to try to somehow hold people accountable for hiding behind that anonymity, because I know I'm not breaking any new ground here, but I think it is insanely cowardly to sit alone at your computer and say TERRIBLE, VERY SPECIFIC, PERSONAL THINGS about people, especially when you know there is a decent to above-average chance that they will read those comments. I mean, I am TOTALLY bitchy and snarky on Twitter and Facebook and whatever about celebrities and pop culture and all kinds of things, but not in a forum where anyone who I'm being HILARIOUSLY bitchy about will ever see what I've written. And, honestly, this whole experience has made me reconsider doing stuff like that in general. At least until the next time a famous person does something dumb or a commercial is annoying. I mean, I'm not a saint. Jesus.
AE: Can we talk about the unnecessary flak you got, or would you rather not?
LF: You can definitely talk about that; I think it's important. Like I said above, I started addressing people's shitty comments in my raps because I wanted them to be held accountable for the stuff they were saying, and I also felt like I had this cool opportunity to be interactive with the people who were following the battles. So as the competition went on, my raps became more personal and more about what people were saying online than about the pictures themselves. By which I mean I was using the pictures to enhance what I was saying about whatever was going on in the competition itself at any given point. And then it just really came to a head with the rap I wrote for the final battle, which was, like, almost entirely about what people were saying about me and also about YouTube culture in general. I was actually surprised the first time I watched it because I was like, "wow, I seem angry," whereas in the other ones I think I came off as more having fun with what I was saying. I didn't realize that I was, like, "rapping angrier" when we were shooting it, but I guess that's just what kind of came out. I mean, we literally did one take where I was like, "guys, this is the cumbucket take," and we joked about how that entire take was for the guy who had gone online and called me a cumbucket after the last battle. Which I secretly kind of love because it's so awesomely descriptive, and I was a creative writing minor.
The other thing that I did to try to hold people accountable was that I started replying to some of the nastier comments that people were leaving on the videos, again just to indicate "Hey, I know you think you can say anything you want because you're anonymous, but just so you know, I'm reading this." I mean not the generic ones just saying they didn't like me or the ones that were criticizing something specific about my performance or whatever; the comments I would reply to were the ones where people would say stuff like "you're ugly" or "you seem like a bitch" or "you're a monster," all of which were actual things that were said. On ones like that, I would either write some funny reply or just something like "OMG THANK YOU!!!!!!!!" which I felt like at least gave me a little bit of power because to me it was kind of like saying "Hey, douchebag, I read this and it didn't bother me." Which is of course total bullshit because comments like that TOTALLY hurt and you TOTALLY take them personally even though you know you shouldn't. But I think it's important to try to take away the power from the people saying the nastier stuff, and if I have to pretend I'm not bothered by it to do that, then that's what I'll do. But to me it was always preferable to respond in the raps themselves than by commenting back. Incidentally, I thought it was interesting that not a single person who I ever replied to online ever replied back, which to me totally indicates an "Oh, no! I got caught talking shit!!" response. I mean, I commented back on some of the nice comments, too, and some of those people replied, but none of the people who called me an ugly bitch monster™.
[Update: Lauren e-mailed me a few hours after this to say...]
LF: FYI, I stand corrected — one of the hate commenters I'd replied to literally just wrote me back! It just took four days. She/he had written "this ugly chick is weird" to which I replied "OMG thank you!!!" And then a couple of hours ago they wrote back "no problem." Which I have to admit is pretty funny.
AE: Anything else you want awesome feminists/aspiring female rappers to know?
LF: OH MY GOD, THIS IS SO MUCH PRESSURE!! I feel like I pretty much addressed anything I would say in this vein in the above chunk where I talked about how I handled all the crap people were saying. But I guess one thing that came out of this that was cool was that a lot of people (both friends and strangers) gave me a bunch of credit online for "fighting back," and I never really thought of what I was doing as fighting back; I was just like, "Oh, you said something terrible about me that hurt my feelings, so I'm gonna respond by saying something funny and clever and acting like it didn't bother me." I mean, that's grade school stuff. That's how, like, 90% of us get through high school. So to me that was just a knee-jerk response, but it was really cool to see how people responded positively to that because I guess maybe a lot of people would just ignore the nastier things that people were saying. Which is certainly an option, but for me it was more powerful to address it, because ignoring it lets it slide but rapping about it or commenting back was my way of calling people out. Also, if you ever do anything on YouTube, DON'T READ THE COMMENTS DON'T READ THE COMMENTS OH MY GOD, DON'T READ THE COMMENTS. I mean you are totally going to anyway just like I did because it is next to impossible to have that kind of discipline when you know they're out there, but just…just don't. If for no other reason than they will give you a grammar aneurysm. They will give you a grammarysm. You're welcome.
Have a great weekend. Get out there and have a blast doing what you do best.


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'Try to avoid artificial sweeteners. Aspartame, for example, is an excitotoxin that can literally destroy your brain cells. There are many studies showing the dangers of aspartame.
Deadly Fluoride: Hoax on the Run - Full. (by RevolutionistsUnited)
'Dr. Connett, who is the Executive Director of the Fluoride Action Network, is largely responsible for raising awareness to the dangers of fluoride in Canada. Earlier this year, the Calgary city council voted 10-3 to remove the toxic substance from the city's drinking water. Connett is attempting to repeat this success elsewhere in Canada as well as in Austin, Australia, and New Zealand.
In addition to dental fluorosis, the irreversible condition caused by excessive ingestion of fluoride during the tooth forming years, numerous studies have conclusively demonstrated that fluoride is responsible for a number of serious diseases — including bone cancer, arthritis, lower thyroid function, and disruption of the pineal gland and its production of melatonin, a hormone that helps regulate the onset of puberty. Alex noted studies revealing how fluoride is responsible for the early onset of puberty in girls and effeminacy in boys.
Dr. Connett also mentioned recent studies that prove fluoride's primary and sole benefit to teeth comes from topical application to the surfaces of teeth and not from ingestion through water and food. The dental research community now admits that fluoride has little effect on preventing cavities in the pits and fissures — the chewing surfaces — of teeth where the majority of tooth decay occurs. In short, there is absolutely no dental benefit, as often claimed, when fluoride is ingested.
"Deadly Fluoride: Hoax on the Run!" is an excellent primer on the numerous dangers of fluoride. It also provides an update on anti-fluoride activism and the ongoing effort to have it removed from water systems, food, and most perniciously from baby dietary products.'
'On March 26, 2012, Pepsi introduced their latest in a long line of soft-drinks aimed at the health-conscious consumer. According to their press release, Pepsi Next is aimed at, "a segment of consumers who are resistant to both regular, full-sugar cola and diet cola offerings. These consumers love the taste of Pepsi but they don't believe you can achieve full-flavor taste with a diet cola. The launch of Pepsi NEXT is intended to fulfill this unmet need in the category."
They say Pepsi Next is "crafted from the right mix of cola flavor and a blend of sweeteners to closely mimic the taste curve of a regular cola." The marketing draw is 60 percent less sugar. There are 15 grams of sugar in a 12 oz can of Pepsi Next, compared to 40g in Pepsi's Throwback 'real sugar' version, and 41g in regular HFCS Pepsi. While less sugar is certainly a desirable feature, what is not mentioned is the fact that, in the absence of the usual bucketful of sugar (in this case, high fructose corn syrup), the ingredients to attain that trademark Pepsi icky-sweetness need to come from somewhere. In this case, not only does aspartame fill the bill, but sucralose and acesulfame potassium do as well! Now we have a beverage on the market with not one, not two, not three, but FOUR dangerous sweeteners - HFCS, aspartame, sucralose, and acesulfame potassium.'
'Aspartame, an artificial sweetener commercially known as Nutrasweet, Spoonful and Equal, has infiltrated the world market and has become almost as ubiquitous as the sugar it seeks to replace. From soda drinks to chewing gum, it offers a low-fat, low-calorie and no-sugar option enticing to diabetics and people who are trying to lose weight.
Strangely, diet products containing aspartame has been shown to actually cause weight gain, and the components that make up aspartame have also been found to be toxic in themselves. Why then, despite the numerous studies conducted on this substance finding it to have potentially harmful effects, is it still considered safe for human consumption?'
'It could be lurking in the foods you eat every single day, including U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) certified organic foods, and you would never even know it. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has declared that one of Monsanto's latest creations, a synthetic sweetener chemical known as neotame, does not have to be labeled in food products, including even in organic food products.
A modified version of aspartame with even more added toxicity, neotame received quiet and unassuming FDA approval back in 2002, even though no safety studies have ever been conducted on the chemical. In fact, an investigation conducted by Feingold.org found only four studies relating to neotame in the MEDLINE database.'
Fluoride: The Bizarre History - Full Documentary (by UMakeTheConnection)
FLUORIDATION: Mind Control of the Masses - by Ian E. Stephen (1995)
(Anyone interested in a PDF file of this Nexus article(s), send me a PM with your email address)
Material Safety Data Sheet -Sodium fluoride MSDS
Material Safety Data Sheet - Fluosilicic acid MSDS
FLUORIDE OVERDOSE: National Institutes of Health - POISON CONTROL
Fluoride Action Network
Scientific Facts on the Biological Effects of Fluorides
Why EPA'S Headquarters Union of Scientists Opposes Fluoridation
FLUORIDE … The Aging Factor
How to Recognize and Avoid the Devastating Effects of Fluoride
John A. Yiamouyiannis, Ph.D. (1943-2000)
The Greatest "Scientific" Fluoride Fraud Yet?
50 Reasons to Avoid Fluoridation
Governmentally Approved Poison
Fluoride does not reduce cavities and does causes brittle bones and a soft brain
Fluoride: A Chronological History
Oregon Federal Judge Hands Darlene Sherrell a Major Victory Anti-Fluoridation Milestone
Michigan Mandatory Fluoridation Law Repealed
Frequently Asked Questions about Fluoride
Is Fluoride and Fluoridation Causing/Contributing To Cancer & Other Diseases
Dare to Think — A Message About Fluoride, written by Darlene Sherrell
Fluoride Poisoning Symptoms
Fluoride Health Effects Database
How to Detox Fluorides from Your Body
USA admits adding fluoride to water is damaging teeth and has been a big experiment (by 91177info)
'Meanwhile UK Judge Justice Holman forces Southampton residents to ingest fluoride in their water even though dentists and residents say it is forced medication, not necessary and dangerous.
The fluoride added to drinking water is industrial waste fluoride and most is imported from China.
Judge gives go-ahead to add fluoride to city's tap water supply - despite overwhelming public opposition
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1356208/Judge-gives-ahead-add-fluoride-Southamptons-tap-water.html#ixzz1DxKxsazC'
FIRE WATER: Official Full-Length Documentary (by SapphireEyesDocos)
'FIRE WATER: Australia's Industrial Fluoridation Disgrace.' © 2011 Sapphire Eyes Productions. http://www.sapphireeyesproductions.com/projects.htm
All views expressed in this documentary and related interviews, are the views of the individuals involved, and may not necessarily represent the views of Sapphire Eyes Productions, its employees, affiliates or associates.
'Research shows that fluoridation does not reduce cavities but quite possibly increases them, yet we fluoridate our water, then spray aluminum from the sky to pollute that water, the soil, and air. We unwittingly ingest this aluminum, take a nice cool drink of fluoridated water, and end up a few years down the road wondering where we misplaced our minds and health. This is a two-part mix that leads to a crippling disease.
Our brains and nervous systems are under attack, and we end up paying dearly for the privilege of being poisoned to death. Insane? Yes. But very real. Whether you believe we are being subjected to an intentional depopulation agenda or simply hapless victims of reckless corporate greed, it's happening! You can't refute the facts. Aluminum + Fluoride = Alzheimer's and Dementia. The combination is deadly. They know it, I know it, and now you know it.'
'Fluoridation is the practice of adding a fluoride compound to the public drinking water supply ostensibly for the purpose of fighting tooth decay. The levels used range from 0.6 to 1.2 milligrams of fluoride ion per liter (or parts per million, ppm). The practice began in the U.S. in 1945 and was endorsed by the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) in 1950. Very few countries have adopted this practice to any significant extent. Only eight countries in the world have more than 50% of their populations drinking artificially fluoridated water (Australia, Colombia, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, and the U.S.). In Europe, only Ireland (with 73% of the population fluoridated), the U.K. (10%) and Spain (10%) fluoridate some of their water supplies. In the U.S., about 70% of the population is drinking fluoridated water – that is approximately 200 million people and about half the number of people drinking artificially fluoridated water worldwide. Some countries have areas with high natural fluoride levels in the water. These include India, China and parts of Africa. In these countries measures are being taken to remove the fluoride because of the health problems that fluoride can cause.
Fluoridation is a bad medical practice'


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Jared didn't want to cuddle with us.
I guess this makes me the new Jared~
#and you can just tell from that look on his face that he's thinking #'it was always me. #i'm the disappointment. #i was never smart enough or fast enough or brave enough. #i didn't protect you when i was supposed to. #i didn't follow orders. #i let you out of my sight and you ran away. #i'm the bad son. #you'll always be his favorite.'
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Artisan founder Carol Ainscow dies aged 55
19 Sep 2013, 14:22
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Carol Ainscow, the property developer credited with making Manchester's Gay Village fashionable, died on Thursday morning only a month after learning she had a brain tumour. She was 55.
Her Manto bar sparked a new era for Canal Street when it opened in the late 1980s, helping make it a destination for visitors from across the world. She followed it up by acquiring Tony Wilson's Paradise Factory nightclub from the receivers of Factory Records.
The former teacher went on to help kick-start Manchester's loft living boom through the development of the 40-apartment Sackville Street scheme.
Her Artisan Property Group breathed new life into buildings including Manchester's iconic Express Building in Ancoats, which became part of the Express Networks complex. Artisan also worked in Liverpool at the Kings Dock development.
Cllr Sir Richard Leese, leader of Manchester City Council, said: "Carol was a true Manchester entrepreneur and someone who made a significant contribution to the regeneration of the city. Her loss is shocking and saddening."
Tom Bloxham, chairman of Urban Splash, the property developer which emerged alongside Carol Ainscow's activities in Manchester, said: "I am so sad to hear of Carol Ainscow's death.
"She was a fellow developer, bar owner, entrepreneur, Red and true pioneer. R.I.P. Carol."
Former business partner Peter Dalton, who opened Manto with Ainscow, said that she had helped to make Manchester a better place.
Ainscow was 22 when she did her first property deal on a large Victorian rental house in Bolton. She bought it for £35,000 and transformed it into a £400,000 nursing home within a year.
By the age of 24, she had properties containing 75 bedrooms and generating £1.2m a year.
Artisan Property Group had struggled in recent years as a result
of the decline in the property sector. Artisan Holdings was wound
up last year.
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Today is a sad day... I have known Carol for 4 years and was fortunate to work with her on hotel and serviced apartment projects in Liverpool and Manchester. Carol will be missed by many and Manchester has lost a visionary developer. RIP Carol.…
comment by Lee Syrett | 21/09/2013 09:30:16
I was shocked and saddened to hear about Carol. I had the pleasure of working for Carol when she opened a young disabled unit for adults. I can honestly say I thoroughly enjoyed my time working for Carol in a much needed service. It was very much "one big family" R.I.P Carol. Thinking of Carol's family too.…
comment by Donna Fox | 22/09/2013 12:15:32
A sad loss , i met carol a few years ago and saw her regularly for a while , she was one of those mystery people , shy, brilliant, kind, tough when needed,attractive, modest, . She gave me the inspiration to set up my own business ,of which i did well.I often thought of her and remembered her business advice..... you are missed by many , RIP good lady xxx…
comment by vil | 27/09/2013 06:48:56
I have been a contractor to the Artisan group for many years and was there right at the beginning in the eighties. Carol was a pioneer of city centre living and will be greatly missed.…
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Stranger Danger (Princeton imagine)
- This imagine starts out as the age of yours and mindless behaviors real age. The setting is at a cosmic bowling alley in London hanging with you and 3 other friends.
- "Hey where's MB? the got us waiting here looking like girls whos dates never came..."
- "Oh shusss up. always being dumb.They should be here in a second"
- You and your friends see that 10 minutes have passed and yaw start the game without them.
- You: hey FN>(friends name), why so down. They'll be here.
- "Fans probably crowded them and stopped the path from connecting to us."
- You: Come, come, let me talk to you in the restroom
- yOU: How do i know witch bathroom is which?
- "I dont know..."
- (you and your 1st friend went in the restroom wile your other friends pay for bowling shoes)
- You: Look (FN), Mindless is confident right? RIGHT?
- "Yeah..."
- You: SNAP OUT OF IT DOK! SMILE :) They'll be here!
- "feels like someone is watching me O-O...ARE YOU SURE THIS IS THE GIRLS BATHROOM???
- *someone snatches you are your friend in separate stalls and your both terrified*
- "Hey, Dont say a word. close your eyes" said a unknown voice to you
- *You close them shaking out of your wits*
- "now turn around so i can kill you"
- *You Avoid*
- *he turns you around and kisses you*
- *you open your eyes in shock*
- You: PRINCE!!!!!!!
- You: YES! DONT EVER DO THAT AGAIN! NOW WHERES (FN)?
- Prince: ROC!?
- Roc: YO YOU MESSED UP MY MOMENT PRICE! DANG BRO.
- *all you get out the restroom and goto the bowling alley pit*
- "Hey HEY! Wassap yaw! sorry we was late, at 10 is usually when we get the bowling alley to our selves"
- said prod.
- "Hummm.... 2 MINUTES PAST." said your 3rd friend.
- You: Oh (Fn), dont be soo picky girl.
- "No. ITS 2 MINUTES PAST AND WE HAVE SCIENCE TO THINK ABOUT, SCORING, LOGIC AN--
- *roc kisses your friend*
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A Neopets Tumblr thing because why not? Updated by various Neopets Team members while we're bored in meetings....
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remember this? I used to play with it for ages.
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Happy Valentine's Day, Tumblr pals!
We hope you're having a great day, perhaps with someone you love or maybe gleefully plotting the annoyance of anyone wearing pink. Either way, heart-shaped food items totally go on sale tomorrow and that's something we can all share.
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If you haven't heard yet, we're taking votes for the name of our app. Naming an app is hard, okay.
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For Stealth Cosplay Week (a.k.a. Regular Friday)
We have a holiday office party/Secret Santa exchange every year and it's now tradition for a particular employee to host it in a Santa suit.
He happens to be a graphic designer. Here's the party invitation he created for this year, complete with his own face.
Jhudora: Momo Kurumi Cosplay
Mira (Space Faerie): Crumpets Cosplay
Both costumes made by the fantastic and talented: Momo Kurumi Cosplay
Photography by: Cosit Photography
Embarrassing Confession Time with tumblr user Sawkinator
Basically what I'd like to do whenever someone sees me on that site.
too bad replacing laptops is hella expensive
Finally done! My pet project this week has been recreating exactly a Neopets Rainbow Paint Brush. Sometime next year I'm going to be cosplaying the Fountain Faerie, Naia, and wanted to have a cool prop to carry. (And bringing a fountain around a convention with me was a little daunting)
So here's the finished product! I made it for less than ten dollars, though it took probably a good 10 hours of work. If anyone's interested in a "how to", I have enough in progress pictures to throw one together as needed.
Today's prizes.
they do this joke every damn year and I'm like vaguely impressed that they've kept it up so long
Don't be. We put it in the code once a long time ago and maybe change the day number sometimes if we're feeling wacky. So it's just been there every year, waiting for the moment it can crush the hopes and dreams of every Neopian and feed on their delicious tears.
Just like Lawyerbot.
You are very modest, friend. You could have given it a billion out of ten but you restrained yourself. Kudos!


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