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By Kathleen D. Tresemer
When you think of "bikers," does your mind go first to Wild in the Streets or the more recent Wild Hogs: maniacs on motorcycles, terrorizing the town folk and dragging off their virgins?
Well, think again, my friends—the Iron Skulls Motorcycle Association (I.S.M.A.) out of Pecatonica, Ill., has not-for-profit status and a mission to fund-raise. Their public activities are all charitable events, and they describe themselves as "a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who love to ride together for a good cause."
Their latest event, Breast Fest 2010, is a two-day annual fund-raiser for breast cancer research held July 23-24 at the Winnebago County Fairgrounds in Pecatonica.
Andi Sherman, the articulate and lovely Iron Skulls PR officer, exhibits a merry sense of humor as she talks about the I.S.M.A. and Breast Fest. "Women on bikes are not immune to breast cancer," she tells me, and laughs, "Bikers love boobs, and they love to have fun! What a perfect match to raise money for this cause!"
Breast Fest is an adults-only event, causing a stir in some of the more conservative sectors. In fact, the American Cancer Society has declined to accept funds raised by Breast Fest, citing the possible concerns of their volunteers, donors and cancer patients.
That slap in the face did not deter Iron Skulls members, who found another worthy organization: Save the Ta-Tas is a private, not-for-profit foundation supporting breakthrough cancer research. Their fund-raising efforts are based on a philosophy that laughter heals, and they are targeting a younger demographic in their efforts. The ads are sexy, funny and feisty, designed to get younger people past their fears and into supporting the fight against breast cancer.
There's science behind their approach, too: the National Cancer Institute 2005 Fact Book reports, "Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in young women ages 15-54." Save the Ta-Tas partners with The Concern Foundation, another unusual organization in that about 95 cents of every $1 raised goes toward research—refreshing and astonishing numbers in this slick and jaded world.
A series of precursor events have been held leading up to this year's Breast Fest. Area bars are co-sponsoring poker runs and girls' competitions, with extensive air time by local radio station 96.7 The Eagle. The remote broadcasts have given this I.S.M.A. fund-raiser a jump toward their financial goal.
"We have already raised over $3,000 with these early events, and hope to exceed our goal of $5,000 this year," Sherman says. She's passionate about this—Andi made the Avon 3-Day Breast Cancer Walk from Kenosha, Wis., to Chicago eight years ago, raising more than $2,000 for the cause.
She reports: "I am optimistic about how much we will raise by the end of Breast Fest 2010, and I am proud to be a part of it. I'm not ashamed to 'Fight Like A Girl' against this disease." Fight Like A Girl is another Breast Cancer awareness organization that targets its eponymous merchandise to a more up-beat audience.
Many I.S.M.A. members—men and women alike—have moms, sisters, wives, daughters and friends who have fought breast cancer. The mother of the association president is a breast cancer survivor and supporter of Breast Fest.
The Iron Skulls Motorcycle Association was formed in August 2007, after a group of friends were camping together and gave birth to the idea of a biker organization with a philanthropic mission. Their fund-raising efforts this riding season alone are impressive, with rides to benefit the following by month: May—Autism One; June—Carpenter's Place Homeless Day Center; July—the Kidney Foundation; and August—Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary.
These folks aren't trying to fool anybody—they aren't mainstream and don't care to be. Their form of "making a contribution to society" isn't for everybody, and they clearly advertise their "adults-only" policy for Breast Fest on the Web site and in their advertising.
But if you can get behind the philosophy of this organization and their event, and you want to support Save The Ta-Tas and women everywhere at a weekend biker bash, Breast Fest 2010 might be your choice for fun and philanthropy this summer.
Some online resources:
→ "Breast Cancer Awareness Uses Sex to Sell Message": http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wirestory?id=8756459&page=2
→ Young Survival Coalition: http://www.youngsurvival.org/young-women-and-bc/statistic/
→ Iron Skulls Motorcycle Association: http://ironskullsma.com/
→ Save the Ta-Tas: http://www.savethetatas.com
→ Concern Foundation: http://www.concernfoundation.org/
→ Fight Like A Girl: http://www.fightlikeagirlonline.com/about.htm
→ Autism One: www.autismone.org
→ Carpenter's Place: www.carpentersplace.org
→ The National Kidney Foundation: www.kidney.org
→ Critter Camp Pet Sanctuary: http://www.cafepress.com/crittercamp
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So anypoo, (sorry) I go in and sit at the bar next to this attractive lady. I turn to her and say my magical pick up line, I may not be Fred Flintstone but I bet I can make your bedrock
no no just kidding I would never be that crass. I said hey, is your name google because youre who Ive been searching for.
No, actually we started talking about the Giants who were on TV and progressed from there
and if you have seen the Giants lately you know in fact that it could only go up. I liked her and I could tell she thought I was a tenth of a percent above mediocre because when I asked if she wanted to share an appetizer she said she was meeting someone in a few minutes but would love to some other time and proceeded to give me her business card.
Well, for 15 minutes more we discussed important topics like should it be hit and run or run and hit (thats baseball talk for the uniformed reader) or which is better, Stella or Becks (thats beer talk, but Im sure most of you who frequent this forum knew that) and then the strangest most marvelous, incredible, stupendous thing happened
her date arrived and it was the other man. Yes, that other man. Now here I must add that at one time I wanted to shove the Yapoo! Plunger up his Yahoo! and he avoided this event the best he could because back then I was batpoo crazy and would likely have made the small intestine. Luckily for the two of us, I now could give a flying crap, (pun sort of intended) but he didnt know and was wide eyed and bushy to get the hell away from me. I just thanked the lady for the conversation and looked forward to our seeing each other again. I got up and left but damn did I hate giving up that parking spot.
Epilogue: Phone call has been made and it is confirmed, I will share that appetizer and I suspect it will be very tasty indeed. Heres hoping my parking Karma continues and go Gigantes.
Which begs the question, are you going to tell her about the OM when you meet for appetizers?
Sometimes I hear my voice, and it's been here, silent all these years. I've been here, silent all these years.
This world is too damn small sometimes but if I'm going to have to have a sighting this is the way to do it.
Me - 36 BS
Him - doesn't matter
Let us know how the date goes!
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WXH (serial cheater, 12+ OW) - Legally married 18yrs
I edit often for clarity/typos.
Definitely this story requires an update accordingly.
You should tell us more stories!
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Wok this way- if I can get the adjoining tables to sing the song it should really impress her
Phuket Thai- I just love their relaxed atmosphere
Edited because I couldn't spell the word decided...it is a tough word.
[This message edited by asurvivor at 3:29 PM, July 19th (Saturday)]
So now the part all one of you have been waiting for (thanks for caring Lostly, Ill send you some sangria), the infamous OM part of this story. Well as it turns out, he is a very minor business contact in her life and well thats about all there is to tell. He did mention to her that I, my X, and he had a little issue a number of years back
actually I dont know how much detail he went into and quite frankly I dont give a flying tapa as I had spent way too much mental time in the past wondering how big his dork was or how I was going to cut his dork off or
well you probably get the drift. One magical day, I came to the realization that it was time to live without the anger and bitter and simply enjoy sitting at the bar eating tapas with an exciting woman and live my life without all the stuff. Let the shit go, wipe it off, it can be wiped off you know.
The topless place gets reserved for the third date I assume.
Just joshing!
And...did you make her laugh?
Did the man from Nantucket end up eating at Phuket thai...?
As I once said to Mario Batali...Well done Bird
Edited to add the bird after the well done...just added some punch don't you think Nora?
[This message edited by asurvivor at 2:54 PM, July 22nd (Tuesday)]
And...did you make her laugh?
huh? what? You mean I was suppose to be concerned that she enjoyed herself OH OH. But in my defense, I am a man after all. Hey, wait just a minute here...I did bring out my go to not joke. You know where you say something that is obviously just wrong and then hesitate for a few beats and then say NOT real loud. Hilarious right? How could she not have liked that?
Working hard at R.
If all you wanted was love, why would you use me up, cut me down, build a boat and sail aw
I'm so with you on the 'make me laugh and we're halfway there' part too. Another biggie is 'getting' my quirky sense of humour. If I crack a funny and you don't get it I don't worry about having not nailed it (because I SO did) - I just figure you're not the dude for me.
quite frankly I dont give a flying tapa as I had spent way too much mental time in the past wondering how big his dork was or how I was going to cut his dork off or
well you probably get the drift. One magical day, I came to the realization that it was time to live without the anger and bitter and simply enjoy sitting at the bar eating tapas with an exciting woman and live my life without all the stuff. Let the shit go, wipe it off, it can be wiped off you know.
^^THIS made me laugh out loud and do a fist pump in the air. Love it and its so true.
He's still a fuckwit whether or not I stab myself in the leg with a fork about what a fuckwit he is so I'm better off leaving him to his fuckwitery and leave the forking for other endeavours.
You sure did have a "little issue" - he is a little issue.
[This message edited by SBB at 7:34 PM, July 23rd (Wednesday)]
Who knows, maybe this is the beginning of a wonderful love story, and, if the so, what a brilliant opening act.
Do keep us posted, I will be checking often for updates. I must ask, though, that you perhaps consider sharing the classic 'go to NOT' joke.......ya know, morbid curiously and all...
I must ask, though, that you perhaps consider sharing the classic 'go to NOT' joke.
Ok well as long as you asked here it is: "I think NOT jokes are fresh and incredibly funny and should be used at every opportunity," pause pause pause "NOT"
I cringed even writing that
[This message edited by norabird at 9:37 AM, July 24th (Thursday)]


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This took me 45 minutes (should have been less) and less than a yard of fabric! It's 3 rectangles sewn together with a slit for the neck. And what else should you use this type of fabric for, anyway? Complete how to at eveningtree.blogspot.com
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I will definitely be giving this a try! It looks gorgeous. Great job.
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Thank you—I'd love to see the top:)
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This top looks lovely! You can never tell it is that easy to make he he, thanks for the explanation =) I think I am going to give it a try.
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You'll love it. I want to see it when you're done:)
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By googling for minutes, I know the basic idea.
- Let A,B,and C be sorted arrays containing n elements.
- Pick median in each array and call them medA, medB, and medC.
- Without loss of generality, suppose that medA > medB > medC.
- The elements bigger than medA in array A cannot become the median of three arrays. Likewise, the elements smaller than medC in array C cannot, so such elements will be ignored.
- Repeat steps 2-4 recursively.
My question is, what is the base case? Assuming a lot of base cases, I tested the algorithm by hands for hours, but I was not able to find a correct base case. Also, the lengths of three arrays will become different every recursive step. Does step 4 work even if the length of three arrays are different?


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Lady Edith finds her editorial voice on latest episode of 'Downton Abbey'
I've waited a couple days to post this because I didn't want to spoil anything for those who've not watched the latest episode of "Downton Abbey."
Alas, the opinion writer (and middle sister!) in me just has to give mad props to Lady Edith Crawley.
Throughout the series' first two seasons, this character has given underdog siblings everywhere a bad name. Her jealous and petty acts were cliche and hard to watch. It's nice to see her character evolve this season into one of the more sensible, pragmatic members of the family.
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The jilted, self-described "spinster" is a girl many of us can relate to; someone who finds herself alone and desperate to do something meaningful with her life.
The Dowager Countess of Grantham may have had a hand in sabotaging her granddaughter's nuptials, but she also offered some decent straight talk in the aftermath.
"Edith dear, you're a woman with a brain and reasonable ability. Stop whining and find something to do," scolds Lady Violet.
And she does! Finally!
Encouraged by her progressive brother-in-law, Lady Edith sends an op-ed to the local newspaper condemning the limitations of a women's suffrage bill and the "efforts to return women to their prewar existence."
Aw, yes. Much to the chagrin of her old-fashioned father, Lady Edith has found her voice and — more importantly — a proper outlet to air her views.
Watch the scene below, about 8:49 minutes into the clip.
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Is journalism in her future? I sure hope so. In fact, I'd love to see how British newsrooms treated a young, single professional woman in 1920. (My guess is she pursues a career and encounters Lady Mary's former flame, the creepy newspaper titan Sir Richard Carlisle.)
My delight in Lady Edith's rare triumph is also based on a broad, simple notion: newspaper editorial pages have and will continue to serve as a gathering place for people to share their ideas.
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Puerto Aventuras Condo Rental Photos and Description
Beautiful Large, Canal/Marina Front Condo. Walk To Beach, Cafes, Shopping!
Bienvenidos a Casa de Luz! Welcome to our home, House of Light! Beautiful sunrises and sunset views give our condo great energy. Brand new on the rental market! We will rent as a 2 or 3 bedroom unit -- rates differ.
Our lovely LARGE (2000 sq ft/188 sq meters) ground floor 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo is pool and water front. The beautiful morning light in the condo allows you to awaken with a cup of coffee while watching the boats cruise by from the new marina. A lovely breeze blows through the condo. Enjoy the sunset from our patio or drift off in the hammock while looking down the canal at the sailboats. Feed the schools of fish from the dock. Practice yoga in our living room or patio. Two bikes are included with rental.
After several years of looking for the right property to purchase in the Riviera Maya, we chose this condo due it's large size, great residential location, it's light-filled rooms and a constant breeze blowing throughout the unit. Being located in Puerto Aventuras makes it a safe upscale vacation location. Puerto Aventuras is a quaint, gated family-friendly town.
Our building, consists of only four condo units and is normally quiet. Our three bedrooms are airy and very comfortable. The kitchen is fully equipped and looks out through the living room over the pool and canal. The large walk in showers are tiled and have beautifully handmade mirrors. The two sofas in the living room can double as comfortable twin beds should you choose to sleep waterfront. The pool is 1 meter from our patio and looks out over the canal. Purified drinking water is delivered daily. Lush tropical gardens and a private parking space greet you upon your arrival.
An easy walk takes you to the marina, markets, shopping, restaurants, the beach, the caleta (inlet) or the main entrance from our condo. Kayak the canal to Bamboo for breakfast or an afternoon smoothie or paddle out to one of the beautiful coves for a swim. Bikes, kayaks or golf carts rentals can be arranged through us. Day tripping to nearby beaches, centoes and ruins is very easy via your rented car or public transportation. A car is not a necessity. PLAYA DEL CARMEN is 15 minutes to the north and TULUM is 25 minutes to the south. We are located right in the middle of XCARET AND XELHA! A major grocery store is just outside the main gated entrance to Puerto Aventuras and a wonderful fresh produce market sets up on Wednesdays and Saturdays in the main plaza.
On site international chefs or homemade delivered meals can be arranged along with pre-arrival provision shopping. Sightseeing and adventure tours can also be arranged through our property manager.
You will find it very easy to disconnect and relax in our beautiful condo. The energy is excellent for both body and soul!
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
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About Caroline
I live with my family in the Washingon, DC area. For three years in the late 80's, I lived and worked in Cancun. Although I left the area, part of me remained and our family has vacationed in the Riviera Maya often since then. We decided to purchase a vacation home in 2011. After staying in many other communties up and down the Riviera Maya, we decided that Puerto Aventuras was the perfect community In which to do so.
Now, two years after purchasing our lovely condo, we have decided to share it with others.
Caroline purchased this condo in 2011
Why Caroline chose Puerto Aventuras
We looked for years for the right property in the Riviera Maya and decided to purchase in Puerto Aventures. We finally chose this property because of large size, waterfront location, beautiful morning light and the constant breeze blowing throughout the condo. We are located on the breezy side of the canal as the breezes come from the ocean and flow into our condo through the large back patio doors. The pool is two steps from our patio! Our residential location is quiet but allows us to easily walk to the beach, restaurants, cafes, the produce market, shopes, coves, supermarket, spas, etc.
What makes this condo unique
Beautful natural lighting, a great breeze and a sea access canal.
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Kao the Kangaroo Round 2
Review by WishingTikal
"Kao the Kangaroo is an OK kids game"
It took over a year for the game to be released in america, with a new box art to attract older players. However, Kao the Kangaroo still is a kids game at core. May you be an older player or a younger one, Kao remains, regardless of its fun factor, an okay game.
Platform games aren't specially known for introducing good storylines, and Kao being aimed at kids doesn't help any least. On one side, Hunter Barnaba, the evil despot who wants to capture all the innocent animals, and on the other side, Kao who will save his friends from Barnaba. As simple as it gets. And wait 'til you see the ending, you won't believe your eyes. It's not very surprised in any way, as nothing in the game is original. It's platforming 101: jump, run, collect items. Don't be mislead though; this is no Banjo, Jak, Ratchet or Spyro. If I could compare it to one game, it would be Ty the Tasmanian Tiger. In addition to both being kids friendly games, they both follow a very similar concept. Cartoony look, gameplay lacks novelty, linear... although Kao is a lot more straightforward.
In Kao, just as in most platform games, you've got the hub world, from where you can access all the other levels. It's a pretty small hub though, that only connects to five regions (the basic forest world, winter world, underwater world, island world...). Each zone's got from 3 to 4 levels (plus a boss), which makes for a total of about 15 levels only. Not a very big game at all, since the levels are pretty short at that. In fact, I was able to finish the whole game in one day, while still managing to collect everything on the same go. Says it all.
The game is also very easy and doesn't offer much challenge for older players. Younger ones may have a bit of difficulty with some of the parts though. In most of the game, you'll be jumping over pits, escaping pursuers and other basic platforming galore you've already done in other, better games. It's not badly done though, as Kao the Kangaroo is a pretty fun game, regardless of its simple design. If you like the standard "Avoid obstacles. Find items. Reach exit.", then Kao is good for that, and delivers perfectly what you'd expect from it. It's just too bad the game doesn't introduce anything new, but it's enjoyable the whole way through. There are a lot of items to collect, although they are a bit too easy to obtain, as they don't really require any skill to find. It's disappointed also that the game doesn't reward you for collecting all the items, but at least it contains a few mini-games once you're done with the main quest.
Cartoony, cute, colorful. If you're into this kind of graphics, then you'll love Kao's visual style. The art is pretty nice, although rather simplistic. Technically, nothing really groundbreaking, but the final result is very charming and fits the game's mood wonderfully, thanks to little touches that make Kao's vivid and appealing world come to life.
That's the main grip I have with the game. The music is calm, slow... which sounds nice, but isn't very entertaining. It's supposed to keep us awake, but sometimes it made me feel like falling asleep while playing. Luckily there still are some fitting music during action sequences, but the whole in general isn't catchy enough, and isn't very appropriate for that type of game. And add to this the shameful voice-acting, which is completely ridiculous. Thankfully the sound department is pretty good, no problem on that side.
A short 7 to 10 hour game. A tad too simplistic and easy for older players (unless you're a really big platformer fan like myself), but kids will love it, making it a great family game. It's fun while it lasts, and there's plenty to collect.
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Dr. Donald W. Allen has been practicing medicine for 37 years. Dr. Allen graduated from the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Science in 1977. He practices medicine in Kamas, UT and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Allen is affiliated with Salt Lake Regional Medical Center and Saint Marks Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
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Hotel Transylvania, where monsters and their families can live it up, free to be the monsters that they are with no humans around to bother them. Dracula?s beloved daughter Mavis is turning 118 and Dracula has invited a few of his closest friends: Frankenstein and his wife, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, and the Werewolf family to Hotel Transylvania to celebrate her special day. Catering to these monsters is a delight for Dracula, but everything could change for the overprotective father when one ordinary guy stumbles through the hotel and takes a shine to Mavis.
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Going to work has been a wonderful experience for me. I can't believe that I worried about it as much as I did. Those of you who know me know that I tortured myself (and anyone who would listen) over the prospect of returning.
We could make it work financially for me to stay home. I loved being home. Why would I mess it up? But at one point, my mother wisely asked: "Why put a limit on your happiness? Why assume there's a cap?"
She knows me well. She knows my curious brain, my competitive spirit, my need to work with people and to cross things off a to-do list.
Still, I loved the motherhood to-do's: for the first time in my life, I got (most of) my thank-you notes written on time, bought all the groceries, and put dinner on the table every night. I wrote a lot. I got into great shape. I was really happy.
But I worried about losing my currency and my relevance. I worried about getting stir crazy this winter. I worried that I might look back and regret letting go of a really great opportunity. At one point, (before Max was an apple in anyone's eye) I burned with excitement about being an ADA. That version of me was still viable. I worried that she might come out later–maybe even years later–resentful of having been ignored.
Then again, what if I missed Max's first words, his first steps, or worse, important falls that required a doctor's attention? Would it feel like death by a thousand paper cuts to know that I was missing those quotidian events?
I went back and forth on those considerations for months. The indecision made me nuts and it made me blue. It started getting in the way of the time I did have with Max. Ultimately, I realized that I'd never know what the choice really was if I didn't go back to work.
So I went. And for right now, it's great. Mom was right: I am even happier now than I was before–and I didn't believe that was possible.
Here are a couple of the things that feel especially good about working:
1. The time I spend with Max is all special. When I was home with him, it was special, too, of course. But now, it feels precious. I feel hungry for our time. When I leave him, I want to stay. When he goes to bed, I can't wait for the morning. I remember every minute because they are all charged with meaning.
2. I have become hyper-efficient. My friend Sarah pointed this out recently, and she was right: when you are balancing work and a family life, every minute gets used–most of them for multiple purposes. I play on the floor with Max while putting on my makeup in the morning. I jog with the dog and the baby on the evenings when I get home with light left in the day. I pump and write direct examinations. I catch up on calls while doing the dishes (sorry to those of you on the other line, I know that the tap sounds like Niagra Falls over the phone). I know that multi-tasking can be the death knell for "being present," but for the moment, I feel alert and purposeful.
3. As a corollary to the above, I realize just how much I am capable of. I feel like Wonder Woman when I get in bed at night. Yes, I have to do more around the house because I get home earlier than Christopher, and yes, sometimes I put on my martyr shroud about that. But for the most part, I feel satisfied and empowered.
4. I worry less. I read about this in an article on the Huffington Post by Lisa Endlich Heffernan. Lisa writes about why she regrets being a stay at home mom (note: a very good counter-piece was written in response by Jamie Davis Smith.) I don't know how I'll feel about this decision in twenty years, or even if I'll keep working for the rest of Max's young life, but I can relate to Lisa on this one.
Part of the benefit of staying home was that I put everything into Max and our home life. It was an integrated and rewarding feeling. And I do miss being the person to make every decision about his day. The downside of that, though, was that I put nearly all of my focus on his well-being. Sometimes, I let this take a negative turn: I had the time to let my mind wander down various dark tunnels, imagining a series of grizzly and terrifying scenarios. (See: The Under Toad.) Don't get me wrong… I still think constantly about my family's safety and happiness. But I have a lot less time to develop dark, terrifying fantasies about all of our mortality. And that is a good thing.
5. I put less pressure on my family. For example, I no longer feel or sad if Christopher can't get home in time for dinner. I love to eat with him, but our meal isn't the ne plus ultra of my day, as it was before. My life has a trajectory outside of the apartment, and that takes some pressure off of the other people who live here. That is also a good thing.
Obviously, all of this may change. For now, Max's needs are simple. He naps, he plays on the floor, he takes a bottle and a bowl of fruit and vegetable mash. He is not acting out or getting bullied in school. My job hasn't progressed to the point of deep-stress (as I'm sure it will at times). If those variables were on the table, I'm sure my point of view would be different. But for now, working works. I can't believe my luck.
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I just finished reading The World According to Garp by John Irving. Have you read it? I found it more difficult to get through than some of his other books (one of my favorites is A Widow for One Year). I thought Garp an unsympathetic hero. But I would recommend the book, in the end, just because Irving is such an adept storyteller.
Irving writes a lot about parenting and the fear of losing a child. In this book, one of Garp's two boys, Walt, is often warned about the undertow at his grandmother's house by the sea. Later, Garp and his wife, Helen, realize that Walt thought all along that there was a toad under the water, waiting to eat him up. The under toad.
Eventually, the term becomes something Garp and Helen refer to when they feel foreboding. I think that's wonderful–the best part of the book, in my opinion.
I have been feeling a lot of under toad lately. If you are awake at 3am, give me a ring. I'll be up, thinking about brain aneurisms, drowning, car accidents, dog bites, etc. By 4am, I'll be worrying that I'm actually manifesting this parade of horribles by thinking about it so much.
I had an illuminating conversation with my dear friend Kinnon yesterday about this. (Interestingly, she's also the person who recommended A Widow for One Year.) She told me about her brother's friend, who was recently killed on a bicycle. I spend many hours imagining Christopher in a bicycle accident. I told Kinnon about that fear, and also about the under toad who creeps up under my bed at night and stays too long. She said something really smart. To paraphrase: "Isn't it nice that when we can't reach our husbands, we think they've been in an accident instead of assuming they're off having an affair?" And that's true: I'm so glad my under toad is a safety monster, not an infidelity monster. That's something to be grateful for.
We also talked about separating the dread from the reality. Just because I can invent things to worry about doesn't mean they're foreshadowing a tragedy. Sometimes, it's just my mind, spinning and spinning and spinning. It doesn't have to be more than that. And what's the point of spinning for spinning's sake?
I've been trying to figure out a way to stop worrying about hypotheticals, which I fear (there I go again!) could be a terrible habit in the making. And it might only get worse: imagine when Max is riding bicycles! Or driving a car!! I don't want to be the kind of mother who frets and nags, or the kind of person who keeps herself awake. So, I'm going to try something: when I start feeling the pull of that dread, I'm going to count my blessings instead of my fears. I'll think in elaborate detail about the wonderful people in my life, rather than envisioning their broken bones or hospital rooms. Maybe I can manifest more good things that way. Or maybe not. But no matter what, I'll get more sleep.
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I don't want to hit you with a snark attack here, but I have to say a few things about a blog that I discovered two weeks ago. Princess Burlap has changed my life. I found the blog through an ad on another site. It was promoted by a little brown panel with pastel cursive that read: "Autistic husband. Beffudled ovaries. A love story." And I thought it was some wonderful wit making fun of women's bloggery. Until I went there, and I realized… no.
The only thing I find more mind boggling than Princess Burlap is the mommy blog upon which her ad floated. I'm not sure why I was there, really, but I can picture myself now, bug-eyed and transfixed, thinking: how does this woman think it's appropriate to turn her five babies into internet darlings? Is there nothing sacred?
And then I thought, Oh shit.
Yes, yes, we can all agree that Max is way cuter than most e-babies, but still. Does the web need another doting mother? I know my blog isn't garnering a million views a day, but even so, I feel compelled to scale back. Discretion is the theme: I don't want my life to be a public life. I have purposely chosen a career where being public for public's sake is not part of the game.
Also, I am going back to work in two weeks (!) and I will be working as a civil servant. Specifically, as a prosecutor in one of the busiest offices in New York. (Read: in a county with lots of crime.) The courthouse is a public space, where anyone can visit. And, when there's a trial, people turn out. In droves. Anyone can follow a prosecutor home. At the end of the day, we ADAs are just people, walking out of the security gates, and away from the peace officers, and down into the subway. We are dispersed by these veins and arteries through the body of New York. I will not be protected when I leave work, and I want my family to be sheltered from the ancillary public aspect of what I do. I don't want Max or Christopher to have living profiles online–at least not profiles perpetuated by me.
Another piece of this, and the one that various mom blogs–or would-be mom blogs–have me considering, is that Max did not choose this. If Max wants me to work to propel him to Internet stardom someday, then he and I can have that discussion. (To that end, I will encourage him to find help in someone who at least maintains a facebook account.) I've been able to control how much I share about myself and my family in this space. But Max has not had that ability. Perhaps he'd make different choices about what to reveal, and what to withhold. The point is: who am I to say? If I have to ask myself that question, I probably ought to shut up.
The purpose of this blog was never to garner readership, although I am so happy and grateful that a few of you seem to come back. Instead I write here to hold myself accountable to memorializing this special time. So, I will keep writing it, but I will mark the posts with photos and personal stories as private. If you'd like to read those, please email me. I will figure out a way to share them.
With love and gratitude to all.
Month 9
September 4, 2014 § 4 Comments
This month has been so much fun in the land of Max. His growth and curiosity are so headlong, I have trouble keeping apace.
The most exciting development is that we often have dinner as a family. (!) Max frequently has his solid food supper at 6:30 or 7, then sits in his chair while I make a meal for Christopher and myself. If schedules align, Christopher and I can sit down for a grown-up meal at 7:30, while Max has a little teething biscuit for 'dessert.' Then, I do the dishes and Christopher does the bath, and Max goes down at about 8pm. Naps have gotten pushed back, too. And now there are solidly two of them, usually at 9 or 10 am (3 hours from waking) and at 2 or 3pm.
Max is eating all and sundry. He's had whole eggs, almond butter, olive oil, flax seeds and dates mixed in with his yogurts, fruits and vegetables. My strategy is mostly this: mix a packet of organic, pre-made baby food with either yogurt or baby rice cereal and then add in some fresh fruits if I have them–mostly mushed banana, peach or avocado. I always add a bit of fat, too, so that his meals tide him over. Max especially likes wheat germ toasted with butter and mixed with peaches and yogurt. I definitely stole a few bites from that bowl.
I have noted that Max eats much more enthusiastically when he has little puffs to administer himself between spoon-feeding. So, he always has a little smattering of baby cereal on his tray, and he's gotten very adept at moving them around with his pointer fingers and grabbing them between his pointer and his thumb. I often see him dropping them on the floor when Lupe lingers around (as she always does). I thought it might be purely accidental, until yesterday, when he put one of his baby puffs directly into my mouth. I saw him lifting it up towards me, so I opened wide, and in it went. You'll understand the thrill of that moment if you've ever had a baby. If not, it must seem outlandishly trivial.
The high chair has really been the hot seat of interaction, because he's tethered to it and isn't off exploring. Max slaps the tray when he wants more to eat, bounces up and down with excitement, and raises his arms to reach for you when you're too far away. The reaching has also turned into an ambiguous wave, and I am hoping he'll get there soon. I think my knees will buckle the first time he actually greets me by waving.
The rest of the time, Max is a wildly enthused explorer. I find him disassembling all manner of things around the house–boxes, humidifiers, stacks of books–and then putting most of the bits into his mouth. I let him, mostly, but I do draw the line at knocking over garbage cans and chewing on their contents or rims. He finds that irresistible.
Also, Max is lifting and lowering himself successfully along many surfaces, and I love that he doesn't seem afraid of falling in the least. It makes me realize that 1) he's brave and 2) he's been successfully protected. Someone swoops in to catch him before he falls almost every time. Still, there have been some tumbles, and that devastating 'knock' of his head against the floor or a wall, which I've realized, tends to make the fall sound worse than it is.
Finally, a few details: Max no longer abides the changing table. He twists and turns like a pinned down wild animal, and often I have to wipe his butt while he stands on all fours on top of the dresser. He prefers to ride in his carriage standing up and turned around, which I let him do as long as someone can hold onto his t-shirt. He has nearly 5 teeth. He can climb up stairs and slide down slides. He's a little kid, in the making.
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Christopher's parents, Sam and Michael, visited us at the lake last weekend. It was wonderful–just the four of us and Max.
They arrived on Friday evening to Christopher and I putting on the show of our lives to keep Max awake. I know–it's never smart to push a bedtime, but it was only for 15 minutes. And the Murphys were slated to arrive at 4:30, but hit terrible traffic. For that, they deserved to see little man and his 4.5 teeth. Once Max retired, we went out for pub food: it was cool enough for pot pie.
We woke up to a cloudy Saturday, but I didn't mind. Especially because Sam discovered Max making peeps in his crib and took him downstairs to play so that I could sleep until 7. Imagine the luxury. For about an hour, they hung on the rug with Max's bevy of kitchen utensils. He only ever wants to manhandle the 'toys' most used by us, so we've bought him his own spatula, measuring cups, colander and plastic spoons. We have not purchased him a knife set, and I try to chop things outside of his line of vision so that he doesn't get too covetous.
We made several pots of coffee, took long walks, and lit up the fire pit on the dock. The sky was a bit ominous all day, full of those big, rolling clouds in various shades of grey. And there was a strong breeze, too: the undercurrent of autumn rolling in. The air didn't yet have that crackling smell, and there were no crows or geese making the telltale sounds of the season-change, but there were hints of transition. Those of us who swam were disappointed that the water wasn't warmer than the air, which is the best part of fall. Perhaps it wasn't as cold outside as we thought.
On Saturday afternoon we took Max and the Murphys to my childhood home, which is a short drive away. We walked through the musty bedrooms and dark hallways and out to the overgrown garden out back. I showed them the quirks of my childhood: the empty rabbit hutches and the bookshelves crammed with antique tomes and incomplete Nancy Drew collections. Afterwards, we went to a nearby farm for tomatoes and corn and peaches. Max had never had a peach before last weekend. He was not disappointed, and ate them with every meal until we ran out.
For dinner on Saturday, Christopher made his favorite cedar plank salmon while Sam, Michael and I drank wine on the dock and watched the sky turn pink above the thick clouds. We had our dinner at the picnic bench on the porch, then went inside for Big Dipper ice cream, peanut butter cookies and Good Will Hunting.
I could tell that Sunday would be beautiful as soon as I woke up–the undersides of the leaves outside my window were a quiet pink, the color of the sky bouncing off the lake. The day was perfect. We took a hike in the woods by a river, while a dangling Max flailed his arms and legs with excitement. We ate leftovers for lunch and several enormous cookies between us. We attempted to wield the Sunday Times on the dock, though the wind made it difficult. We took naps, swam, rode in the canoe and paddled on the paddle board. We ordered pizza for dinner and sat at the living room table, with candles all around us. It felt like a holiday.
I miss it already.


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